The Teahouse

Nestled near the plaza, this cozy, family-owned spot serves up delightful biscochito ice cream, breakfast burritos, and excellent coffee, making it a must-visit in Santa Fe.

Chef Joseph Wrede's cozy haven marries elevated New American cuisine with a rustic vibe, making it a must-try for adventurous palates in Santa Fe.

Nestled near Santa Fe's vibrant Railyard District, this Pueblo Revival hotel combines Native American charm with cozy Southwestern decor, making it perfect for art lovers and foodies alike.

Dive into vibrant African and Caribbean flavors at this Santa Fe gem, featuring standout stews, jerk dishes, and a lively atmosphere.

Nestled in Santa Fe's artsy Railyard District, Paloma serves upscale Mexican fare in a charming, eclectic setting, where house-made tortillas and imaginative cocktails steal the show.

At K'Bueno, enjoy a cozy spot with a shaded patio serving tasty tacos and massive breakfast burritos, all made fresh and bursting with flavor.

The Santa Fe history museum, enriched by the vibrant culture and stories of New Mexico, offers a captivating glimpse into the region's dynamic heritage.

Cowgirl BBQ blends Texas BBQ with New Mexican flavors in a lively, cowgirl-themed venue, where you can enjoy delicious comfort food and live music on the patio.

Radish and Rye is a chic, candlelit haven serving inventive New American dishes and an impressive bourbon selection, perfect for a cozy date night.

Nestled in a vibrant 1692 adobe hacienda, The Shed offers classic Southwestern dishes and lively margaritas in a colorful, cozy setting that's a local favorite.