Zacatlan

This lively Santa Fe eatery is a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike, serving up generous portions of delicious Southwestern classics in a friendly vibe.

Experience elevated Latin American cuisine and crafted cocktails in a romantic, dimly lit setting that promises memorable flavors and warm hospitality.

Eclectic B&B in a circa-1810 farmhouse with Southwestern furnishings & gourmet breakfast. Set in a circa-1810 farmhouse and a landmark coachman's house, this bright, eclectic B&B is a 3-block walk from the Santa Fe Railyard Arts District and a 6-block walk from Santa Fe Plaza. Rooms are richly decorated with folk art, colorful textiles, tile floors and hand-carved furniture. Balconies and kiva fireplaces are available, and some rooms open onto a courtyard. Two suites include period antiques, hardwood floors and wood-burning fireplaces, plus kitchenettes. Wi-Fi is offered. Hot breakfast features traditional and contemporary Southwest recipes. There's a shared porch and free parking.

Cozy locale serving homemade New Mexican fare such as breakfast burritos and green chile.

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.

This charming independent bookstore boasts a carefully curated selection of new literary treasures and cozy nooks, perfect for leisurely browsing.

The Santa Fe Railyard buzzes with art galleries, a vibrant farmers market, and charming shops, making it a delightful hub for family fun and local flavors.

Refined New American dishes served in a contemporary space with a garden-lined patio.

Nestled on a picturesque hill in Santa Fe, this vibrant 80,000-sq-ft museum celebrates folk art from over 100 countries with engaging exhibits and fun activities for all ages.

Storied adobe church originally built in the 17th century featuring restored paintings & other art.