When tackling Pasqual’s breakfast chorizo burrito or nearly anything else on the menu, it is helpful to ask for the restaurant’s red chiles—sweet, smoky, and complex.
Downtown Santa Fe’s oldest hotel, its previously European interiors recently renovated into a simple haute-monk aesthetic. At the Secreto Lounge, cocktails are served with small-batch bitters.
The rooftop bar of this landmark Santa Fe hotel is the perfect place for cocktails.
Since opening in 1995, Site Santa Fe has been gradually shifting the center of gravity of the contemporary art scene to the revamped Railyard district, thanks to its superb biennial exhibitions.
A spa complex styled like a Japanese onsen, about 20 minutes northeast of downtown. This being Santa Fe, the communal bath has been known to get randy.
A good place for matcha green tea with ginger on the rim and a tremendous bowl of oatmeal swimming in cream and strawberries, banana, maple syrup, and sticky rice.
A 2008 hotel in Tesuque, a bedroom community of Santa Fe that is home to the renowned Santa Fe Opera. The staff is warm and attentive; the chef at Terra is a proponent of the "modern rustic style."
The heart of the city, where locals and visitors alike go to people-watch. Free summer music too!
The cost is MORE than worth it.. everything is handcrafted on site and exquisite! It's the first place I go when I'm in town...
Great place for breakfast! Looks like a local favorite. Try the Carne Adovada Burrito.
Are you kidding? Eat EVERYTHING! I love the Pantry. Everything is amazing delicious. Breakfast to Dinner! visit www.thesantafevip.com to get your 20% off VIP Card for your next visit to the Pantry!
Fresh squeezed lime in the margarita's.... so good and such a cool place to hang out with friends. In the summer the patio is where it's at!
Love Harry's for breakfast-our top three picks-breakfast burrito, huevos rancheros, or lemon ricotta pancakes.
Since 1995 SITE Santa Fe located in the capital city's Railyard District is home to national and international contemporary art exhibitions. Visit their space for new art and International Biennials. Read more.
Cafe Pasqual's located near Plaza offers some of the best food in town. Named after the Mexican patron saint of cooking, Pasqual's offers a colorful relaxed space to enjoy chile or mole enchiladas. Read more.
One of the best folk art collections I have ever seen. Everything from metal trinkets to West African store signs
