Guidebook for Santa Fe
Food Scene
For a small town we have world class food. I have listed a few places but do let me know if you want something special.
Our local coffee shop with great selection of newspapers and magazines from all over the world. Right next door we have a great local bookstore called Garcia St. It's a 10 min walk.
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Downtown Subscription
376 Garcia StOur local coffee shop with great selection of newspapers and magazines from all over the world. Right next door we have a great local bookstore called Garcia St. It's a 10 min walk.
The Teahouse is one of the best places in Santa Fe to enjoy a good, affordable breakfast with a pot of tea and it's 5 min walk from our house. But don’t feel boxed in by the focus on tea — The Teahouse serves many other beverages, including coffee and coffee-based drinks, Mexican cokes, mimosas, and soda-based shandies. The dinner menu is appealing, too, and the restaurant does great things with baked goods and desserts.
Open every day, 9 am to 9 pm. Beautiful outside gardens to enjoy a peaceful meal or drink.
131 habitants recommandent
The Teahouse
821 Canyon RdThe Teahouse is one of the best places in Santa Fe to enjoy a good, affordable breakfast with a pot of tea and it's 5 min walk from our house. But don’t feel boxed in by the focus on tea — The Teahouse serves many other beverages, including coffee and coffee-based drinks, Mexican cokes, mimosas, and soda-based shandies. The dinner menu is appealing, too, and the restaurant does great things with baked goods and desserts.
Open every day, 9 am to 9 pm. Beautiful outside gardens to enjoy a peaceful meal or drink.
Exceptional food and service in a beautiful designed restaurant in an old historic adobe gem. A nice small romantic bar and this is our favorite hangout! 10 min walk from our house.
110 habitants recommandent
Geronimo
724 Canyon RdExceptional food and service in a beautiful designed restaurant in an old historic adobe gem. A nice small romantic bar and this is our favorite hangout! 10 min walk from our house.
Fun lively tapas bar/restaurant with live music 6 nights a week and world class Flamenco Dancing Performances. Very authentic Santa Fe and 7 min walk from our house.
107 habitants recommandent
El Farol
808 Canyon RdFun lively tapas bar/restaurant with live music 6 nights a week and world class Flamenco Dancing Performances. Very authentic Santa Fe and 7 min walk from our house.
Fantastic food and beautiful old establishment. Beautiful interior design and walking distance from house. The bar is great with a beautiful court yard when weather allows. 15 min walk from our house.
79 habitants recommandent
The Compound Restaurant
653 Canyon RdFantastic food and beautiful old establishment. Beautiful interior design and walking distance from house. The bar is great with a beautiful court yard when weather allows. 15 min walk from our house.
Fantastic old restaurant located off the Santa Fe Plaza. Great historic building and the most beautiful courtyard in town for outside seating. Love to hum along? Servers have been singing for your supper at The Cantina at La Casa Sena for over 30 years. The Canina is right next door to La Casa Sena. Hear the best of Broadway mixed with pop tunes.
39 habitants recommandent
La Casa Sena
125 East Palace AvenueFantastic old restaurant located off the Santa Fe Plaza. Great historic building and the most beautiful courtyard in town for outside seating. Love to hum along? Servers have been singing for your supper at The Cantina at La Casa Sena for over 30 years. The Canina is right next door to La Casa Sena. Hear the best of Broadway mixed with pop tunes.
Chef Joseph Wrede is a Food & Wine Best New Chef, the winner of several AAA Four Diamond Awards, several DiRoNA Awards and has received both Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast distinctions. Joseph’s Culinary Pub is a creation of Chef Wrede and his creative and business partners. This is the third incarnation of Wrede’s original Joseph’s Table, conceived in Taos, New Mexico, not quite 20 years ago, for which he is well known and loved within the region and beyond. Joseph’s Culinary Pub is designed to be a platform for Chef Wrede’s unique and uncompromising vision on traditional and contemporary cuisine, both regional and international.
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Joseph's Culinary Pub
428 Agua Fria StChef Joseph Wrede is a Food & Wine Best New Chef, the winner of several AAA Four Diamond Awards, several DiRoNA Awards and has received both Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast distinctions. Joseph’s Culinary Pub is a creation of Chef Wrede and his creative and business partners. This is the third incarnation of Wrede’s original Joseph’s Table, conceived in Taos, New Mexico, not quite 20 years ago, for which he is well known and loved within the region and beyond. Joseph’s Culinary Pub is designed to be a platform for Chef Wrede’s unique and uncompromising vision on traditional and contemporary cuisine, both regional and international.
Great Tapas bar with a nice modern feeling. They have a great wine selection and Spanish music. It's close to the Santa Fe Plaza.
94 habitants recommandent
La Boca
72 W Marcy StGreat Tapas bar with a nice modern feeling. They have a great wine selection and Spanish music. It's close to the Santa Fe Plaza.
Casula, hip and great mix of el Salvadorian and local New Mexico cuisine. It's casual and great brunch, breakfast or dinner place. It's a very local Santa Fe Crowd.
131 habitants recommandent
Tune-Up Café
1115 Hickox StCasula, hip and great mix of el Salvadorian and local New Mexico cuisine. It's casual and great brunch, breakfast or dinner place. It's a very local Santa Fe Crowd.
Best Local Coffee. The Cerrillos Road is on route to the Farmers Market and the Railyard.
21 habitants recommandent
Ohori's Coffee Roasters, Luna Location
505 Cerrillos RdBest Local Coffee. The Cerrillos Road is on route to the Farmers Market and the Railyard.
Pizza Centro
7 Ave Vista GrandeBest thin crust pizza. If you want Pie Pizza then Upper Crust.
Sage Bakehouse
535 Cerrillos RdRowley Farmhouse Ales
1405 Maclovia StMuseum Hill Cafe
710 Camino Lejo315 Restaurant and Wine Bar
315 Old Santa Fe TrailSantacafe
231 Washington AveChez Mamou French Bakery & Cafe
217 E Palace AveIzanami Restaurant
21 Ten Thousand Waves WayMarché des fermiers de Santa Fe
1607 Paseo De PeraltaDrinks & Nightlife
Santa Fe is a small town with not much nightlife. The Cowgirl, La Reina, Matador are a few places for a nightcap or some dancing
Classic Santa Fe Place with decent food but colorful local crowd. Great outdoor seating with live music.
148 habitants recommandent
Cowgirl Hall of Fame
319 S Guadalupe StClassic Santa Fe Place with decent food but colorful local crowd. Great outdoor seating with live music.
The Den
116 W San Francisco StPaloma Restaurant
401 S Guadalupe StSecond Street Brewery
2920 Rufina StSecond Street Brewery at The Railyard
1607 Paseo De PeraltaEl Farol
808 Canyon RdCounter Culture
930 Baca StOpuntia Cafe
1607 Alcaldesa Street
Sky Railway
430 West Manhattan AvenueParks & Nature
Great park with a nice playground or a place to take shade in the summer. Great place to put your feet in the Santa Fe River. 2 min walk from house.
Monsignor Patrick Smith Park
Great park with a nice playground or a place to take shade in the summer. Great place to put your feet in the Santa Fe River. 2 min walk from house.
The Dale Ball Trail system is a 22 mile network of trails in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Located a short distance from downtown Santa Fe, it is the quickest way to get from the city into the mountains. It offers great opportunities for beginners and advanced hikers alike, along with amazing views of both the surrounding wilderness and back towards the city. The trail features a unique numbered sign system at each trail junction to provide easy navigation, as well as connecting to other local trails, including the Nature Conservancy, Dorothy Stewart and Atalaya Trails.
10 habitants recommandent
Dale Ball Trailhead
Dale Ball TrailheadThe Dale Ball Trail system is a 22 mile network of trails in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Located a short distance from downtown Santa Fe, it is the quickest way to get from the city into the mountains. It offers great opportunities for beginners and advanced hikers alike, along with amazing views of both the surrounding wilderness and back towards the city. The trail features a unique numbered sign system at each trail junction to provide easy navigation, as well as connecting to other local trails, including the Nature Conservancy, Dorothy Stewart and Atalaya Trails.
Bandelier National Monument
15 Entrance RdTent Rocks
0 NM-22It’s great for hiking or mountain biking. Bring water
25 habitants recommandent
Galisteo Basin Preserve
Astral Valley RoadIt’s great for hiking or mountain biking. Bring water
Santa Fe Railyard Arts District
544 S Guadalupe StArts & Culture
Nestled into the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Canyon Road is a magical half-mile in the Historic District of Santa Fe. Stroll this picturesque trail to experience fine art, great shopping, and exquisite dining any day of the week or make plans to attend one of our very special annual events. 100 galleries
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Canyon Road
Canyon RoadNestled into the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Canyon Road is a magical half-mile in the Historic District of Santa Fe. Stroll this picturesque trail to experience fine art, great shopping, and exquisite dining any day of the week or make plans to attend one of our very special annual events. 100 galleries
Meow Wolf creates immersive experiences that transport audiences to fantastic realms.
423 habitants recommandent
Meow Wolf
1352 Rufina CirMeow Wolf creates immersive experiences that transport audiences to fantastic realms.
New Mexico History Museum
113 Lincoln AveNew Mexico History Museum
113 Lincoln AveMusée Georgia O'Keeffe
217 Johnson StMuseum of International Folk Art
706 Camino LejoMuseum of Indian Arts & Culture
710 Camino LejoTaos Pueblo
Acoma Pueblo
Bandelier National Monument
15 Entrance RdMuseum of Indian Arts & Culture
710 Camino LejoWheelwright Museum of the American Indian
704 Camino LejoMuseum of Contemporary Native Arts
108 Cathedral PlShopping
Shiprock Santa Fe gallery, located on the historic Santa Fe Plaza, is rooted in the rich artistry, cultures and traditions of the Navajo and other Native American tribes of the Southwest. Taking inspiration from the Navajo legend of Shiprock, a sacred volcanic rock formation believed to have once been a great-winged bird that carried the Navajo peoples to northwestern New Mexico, the gallery spans place and time—merging historic and contemporary Native American art with modern mid-century furnishings in an eclectic gallery aesthetic.
19 habitants recommandent
Shiprock
53 Old Santa Fe TrailShiprock Santa Fe gallery, located on the historic Santa Fe Plaza, is rooted in the rich artistry, cultures and traditions of the Navajo and other Native American tribes of the Southwest. Taking inspiration from the Navajo legend of Shiprock, a sacred volcanic rock formation believed to have once been a great-winged bird that carried the Navajo peoples to northwestern New Mexico, the gallery spans place and time—merging historic and contemporary Native American art with modern mid-century furnishings in an eclectic gallery aesthetic.
BODY by Nature
333 W Cordova RdWallflower
505 Cerrillos RdSub Rosa Mercantile
65 W Marcy StSanta Fe West Gallery
214 W San Francisco StDesign Warehouse
130 Lincoln AveEssentials
This is a piece of true Santa Fe history, with the best tamales in town and it's down the street. Is the oldest remaining neighborhood grocery store with a wide selection of cold and hot drinks, and every thing under the sun. Pictures of the rich intergenerational ownership adorn the walls along with other memorabilia. It's actually a true destination in and of itself if you are in town. Well worth the visit and it 5 min walking distance from our house.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/11/AR2007091101717.html
Johnnie's Cash Store
420 Camino Don MiguelThis is a piece of true Santa Fe history, with the best tamales in town and it's down the street. Is the oldest remaining neighborhood grocery store with a wide selection of cold and hot drinks, and every thing under the sun. Pictures of the rich intergenerational ownership adorn the walls along with other memorabilia. It's actually a true destination in and of itself if you are in town. Well worth the visit and it 5 min walking distance from our house.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/11/AR2007091101717.html
This is the closes grocery store with a great meat selection. It's a high end Dean The Luca in Santa Fe with local, pre made foods and great wine collection.
44 habitants recommandent
Kaune's Neighborhood Market
511 Old Santa Fe TrailThis is the closes grocery store with a great meat selection. It's a high end Dean The Luca in Santa Fe with local, pre made foods and great wine collection.
Whole Foods Market
753 Cerrillos RdTrader Joe's
530 W Cordova RdThe best fresh squeesed orange juice
Getting Around
Santa Fe is ideal for walking of biking. There are a few bus routes and you can find time schedule on this website. A 10 min walk to bus stop on Camino Cabra.
https://www.santafenm.gov/route_maps_and_schedules
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Santa Fe Trails Bus System
2931 Rufina StSanta Fe is ideal for walking of biking. There are a few bus routes and you can find time schedule on this website. A 10 min walk to bus stop on Camino Cabra.
https://www.santafenm.gov/route_maps_and_schedules