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Radish & Rye is a cozy Santa Fe gem where chef David Gaspar de Alba crafts seasonal Southern-inspired dishes complemented by an impressive bourbon selection.

Quaint family-run spot in Santa Fe serving up legendary Christmas-style chile-smothered burritos, creative paninis, and hearty New Mexican classics.

Rustic-chic Santa Fe spot serves upscale, seasonal Mexican bites with housemade tortillas, inventive cocktails, and a lively, artsy vibe.

Nestled at the heart of Santa Fe, the Palace of the Governors is a stunning adobe relic and the oldest public building in the U.S., showcasing vibrant Native American artistry right outside its historic walls.

Nestled along the iconic Route 66, El Rey Court is a charming, boutique inn blending nostalgic Southwestern flair with modern touches, boasting cozy rooms, lush gardens, and a lively bar perfect for relaxation and socializing.

Maria’s, a laid-back 1950s Santa Fe staple, serves hearty New Mexican classics alongside a killer lineup of 150+ margaritas.

Santa Fe staple since 1953, this vibrant 1692 adobe spot serves classic Southwestern chow with fiery red & green chile sauces and killer margaritas.

A 23-mile network of scenic, well-marked mountain trails near Santa Fe offering diverse terrain, stunning views, and easy access for all levels.

La Boca serves refined Spanish small plates with a creative twist, paired with Mediterranean and South American wines in a cozy, lively Santa Fe spot.

Tia Sophia's is a beloved Santa Fe joint dishing up hearty, authentic New Mexican eats like spicy Christmas chile-smothered burritos and sopapillas.