Restaurant · Gallup
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"Just off of Route 66 near Gallup’s downtown sits Jerry’s Cafe. The narrow one-room establishment has been a staple for decades, filled with brown booths perpetually stuffed with patrons." - Eater Staff
Hotel · Gallup
Step back in time at this Route 66 gem, the El Rancho Hotel, where vintage Hollywood charm meets cozy comfort, complete with star-studded history and tasty dining options.
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Native american goods store · Gallup
A hidden gem offering expertly curated Native American turquoise jewelry, weavings, and even home-roasted piñon—all by appointment.
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The El Rancho Hotel restaurant offers hearty American-Mexican classics like star-studded burgers and green chili in a nostalgic Old West-Hollywood vibe.
Mexican restaurant · Gallup
Generous portions of authentic New Mexican classics like spicy green chili, stuffed sopapillas, and hearty posole keep locals coming back.
Ellis Tanner Trading Co. offers a curated collection of authentic Native American jewelry, art, books, and ceremonial goods in a gallery-style setting.
Coffee shop · Santa Fe
Modern General serves up all-day breakfast in a bright, airy café filled with stylish home goods, perfect for indulging in healthy eats and local treats.
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New American restaurant · Santa Fe
Tucked in a charming 1756 adobe, Geronimo offers a chic yet cozy atmosphere for exquisite New American cuisine, perfect for a splurge-worthy night out.
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Mexican restaurant · Cuyamungue Grant
This cozy Southwestern spot north of Santa Fe charms with fresh tableside guac, vibrant margaritas, and a sunlit garden patio.
Bed & breakfast · Santa Fe
Nestled on a lush acre, the charming Inn of the Turquoise Bear blends historic adobe charm with modern comforts, serving delicious breakfasts and snacks in a serene setting just a short walk from Santa Fe's vibrant plaza.
National park · Otero County
White Sands National Park boasts stunning, shimmering gypsum sand dunes that invite adventure, from dune sledding to breathtaking sunset views.
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