

Milk of the Poppy will evoke the experience of stumbling into a traveler’s tavern in the modern era. Adjacent to the Jean Cocteau Cinema and Beastly Books, our immersive concept will expand upon the district’s existing multi-dimensional modes of storytelling and serve as an additional community gathering place. Driven by our team’s passion for history, Milk of the Poppy’s menu was designed to transport guests through time and our cocktail menu will draw reference from the medieval era to present day, incorporating ancient techniques, flavors and ingredients to create something truly special. No Reservations.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 418 Montezuma Ave Unit C, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Phone: (505) 946-8172
Website: https://www.milkofthepoppybar.com/
Menu Photos
Related Web Results
Milk Of The Poppy
Milk of the Poppy (@milkofthepoppybar) · Santa Fe, NM – Instagram
Milk of the Poppy Bar | Santa Fe NM – Facebook
Reviews
— Truly a must-visit for any cocktail bar aficionado: local, tourist, or anywhere in between — will absolutely visit again when in town!
It takes a while to prepare, but the patience is worth it as the talented bartenders masterfully craft the tangy masterpiece with the perfect volume of foam. Unfortunately I hovered mine down so fast I didn’t get a picture, but here’s a fancy drink pick anyways. Can’t wait to return!
I think the place decor and menu design is cute & opening night was fun. The food is creative and beautiful. We tried the rattlesnake pasta dish and it was yummy. I am not quite sure what I was expecting with the rattlesnake but it mostly tastes like…. chicken (?). So worry not. It’s not weird if you’re wondering.
The quail was delicious as well.
I was a little confused by the door man person but it made sense because we saw George R R Martin at (his own themed) bar and it’s probably best to have a big person manning the door just in case lol.
I am happy to see creative new places in Santa Fe and I hope this place continues to bring in patrons who love fantasy and literature ⚔️ ♀️
P.S- It was definitely a highlight to have seen George R R Martin here 😀
Experience 1: Went in with a group for a friend’s birthday. I bought her one Negroni and then had 2 drinks myself. So 3 drinks total. Somehow my bill had 5 Negronis on it + my original drink which was just meh. As a fellow bartender I was like “oh well maybe some of the rest of my party accidentally put drinks on my tab. I’ll just pay it forward and figure it out with them later.” Nope. Everyone paid for their drinks. I just got over charged with 3 EXTRA DRINKS.
Experience 2: A group of us came in after opening night of our show to have one drink in celebration. We came in pretty close to the closing time and apologized for it but they said they still could accommodate for one. GREAT. But they punished us for it. Eye rolls, no communication, rudeness, purposefully slow service (I’m a bartender, I know what you are doing dude)… we were kind and patient anyway and not everyone ordered something.
Then, my friend got $18 Champagne that was flat. The bar back noticed and went to go open a new bottle and we watched the bartender bark at her for it. It’s 18!!!! And this is your job. If you don’t want to bartend then don’t do it. If you don’t want to accommodate us then turn us away. But come on dude.
I will not be back here and I will continually tell people to not go here. Go Tonic instead or any of the new places popping up. Fellow bartender to bartender: “Quit.”