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Nestled in Santa Fe, Maria’s is a cherished, vintage eatery serving up hearty New Mexican classics and over 150 types of margaritas since 1950.

Drinking Chocolate and Chocolate confections.

Compact destination featuring Mexican cuisine for brunch & dinner, plus a terrace.

At Geronimo, nestled in a charming 1756 adobe home, diners enjoy exquisite New American cuisine with a seasonal flair amid an elegant yet cozy atmosphere.

Bright and cheerful, this bustling spot dishes up divine pastries and expertly crafted brunch options in a cozy atmosphere perfect for breakfast lovers.

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.

Discover the vibrant IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, where contemporary indigenous artistry meets history in a stunning downtown spot.

Quaint hotel with southwestern-style decor & an outdoor pool, plus a hot tub, gardens & a sauna. Set on 5 acres along the original Route 66, this quaint hotel built in 1936 is 5 blocks from the Santa Fe University of Art and Design, and 2.7 miles from the landmark Santa Fe Plaza. Accessed via exterior corridors, the uniquely decorated, southwestern-style rooms feature local artwork and exposed-beam ceilings, and offer minifridges and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms add kitchenettes, fireplaces and/or patios or balconies. A homey lodge offer a full kitchen and a glass-enclosed porch. Parking and lobby Wi-Fi are free. Gardens surround a seasonally heated outdoor pool. There's also a sauna, and an outdoor fireplace next to a hot tub.

The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Santa Fe showcases a captivating blend of Native American art and history within a beautifully designed space on Museum Hill.

Nestled in a charming historic adobe, this lively café offers vibrant Mexican dishes crafted from local, organic ingredients, making it a beloved staple in Santa Fe.