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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.

Jambo Cafe serves vibrant East African and Caribbean-inspired dishes like jerk chicken and goat stew in a colorful, casual Santa Fe strip mall spot.

The New Mexico History Museum showcases the state's narrative from the indigenous past to the atomic age, all housed in the historic Palace of the Governors.

Kakawa Chocolate House is a cozy Santa Fe gem where you can indulge in rich drinking chocolates inspired by ancient recipes, alongside artisanal truffles and ice cream, all served with friendly smiles.

The Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe is a cozy gem showcasing stunning Native American jewelry, art, and a vintage trading post shop.

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

Seret & Sons is a sprawling treasure trove of exquisite antiques and unique decor, featuring stunning imports from Asia that promise endless inspiration for your home.

Cafe Pasqual’s serves vibrant, organic Mexican fare in a cozy, colorful adobe setting, famous for fresh, flavorful dishes and community-style dining.

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.

Nestled in Santa Fe's Museum Hill, the Museum of International Folk Art dazzles with its vibrant collections of global folk art, particularly the enchanting Girard collection, inviting visitors to explore a kaleidoscope of worldly creativity.