La Boca

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.

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.

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

Nestled in the Fashion Outlets, this charming chocolatier is your go-to for decadent truffles, satisfying sandwiches, and refreshing ice cream treats.

This trendy burger haven in Santa Fe boasts a cozy vibe with both indoor and outdoor seating, serving up juicy, flavorful burgers and a selection of local draft beers.

Santa Fe Farmers' Market is a vibrant year-round hub of fresh local produce, artisanal eats, and handmade crafts in the scenic Railyard District.

At Zacatlán in Santa Fe, Chef Eduardo Rodriguez serves up inventive Mexican dishes inspired by his roots, all within a cozy terrace setting.

Nestled in a serene neighborhood, this cozy B&B enchants with its unique Santa Fe-style rooms and friendly hosts, all while being steps away from downtown attractions and art districts.

Sazon serves elevated Mexican fare—think mole samplers, inventive seafood soups, and refined classics—in an intimate adobe space with vibrant Latin art.

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