Santa Fe Farmers Market

Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return is a trippy, interactive art labyrinth blending mind-bending installations with a mysterious, immersive story.

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

The Matador is your quintessential dive bar with a chill vibe, colorful decor, and great tunes, perfect for cash-only drinkers ready for a good time.

La Choza is a vibrant local gem in the Railyard District, serving up mouthwatering New Mexican dishes like tacos, enchiladas, and posole, with a colorful, welcoming atmosphere that keeps patrons coming back for more.

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.

Nestled in Santa Fe, Clafoutis offers a charming slice of France with its tempting pastries, hearty breakfast options, and a cozy vibe that's hard to resist.

El Farol serves vibrant Spanish-inspired tapas, strong cocktails, and hosts electrifying flamenco shows in a cozy, historic Santa Fe spot.

Nestled in historic adobe buildings, this luxe Santa Fe inn dazzles with exotic decor, serene courtyards, a world-class spa, and genius service.

Pueblo Revival charm meets modern comfort at this Native American-owned Santa Fe hotel, boasting handcrafted art, a spa, and a prime Railyard location.

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