Many know Carlsbad for its caverns, but unbeknownst to most, this famous New Mexico city is also home to a top-rated restaurant that's bursting with history. This impeccable restaurant can be found within a historic hotel that was built in the 1800s that has been home to many other establishments, including a bank. The fully restored building is now home to one of the best hotels in Carlsbad, and this amazing restaurant. Get ready for an unforgettable meal in an old school atmosphere that will have you running back for more.

Welcome to The Trinity Hotel Restaurant!

This amazing restaurant is inside one of New Mexico's most historic hotels. Built in the 1800s, this historic building has held much more than a hotel and restaurant.

This awesome hotel was originally the First National Bank. Inside the restaurant, you will even find an old vault that's jam-packed with history. After that, it was home to one of the first newspapers after becoming the historic headquarters of the Carlsbad Irrigation District. In 2007, the historic bank was fully restored to become the beautiful Trinity Hotel.

The food at the restaurant is second to none. Trinity Hotel Restaurant puts its own twist on classic dishes, as well as Italian favorites.

Breakfast is served Monday through Saturday, and an amazing brunch is served up Sunday mornings. Eggs with green chile? Yes, please.

If you're looking to spend the night at this historic hotel, you're in for an unforgettable stay. Despite being a 1800s building, these rooms are as modern as can be.

Whether you're looking for a unique dining experience, or an interesting accommodation after spending the day in Carlsbad, this spot is the place to be.

The Trinity Hotel Restaurant is truly the best dining establishment in all of Carlsbad.

The Trinity Hotel Restaurant is located inside Trinity Hotel at 201 S. Canal St., Carlsbad, NM.

For more information on the restaurant and hotel, you can visit their website right here.

Have you ever stayed at Trinity Hotel? Did you eat at the restaurant? What did you think? We'd love to hear about your experience in the comments!

For another step into the past, check out this old-time saloon for a step into the wild, wild west.