Zia Diner

New American fine dining with Southwestern flair in a cozy adobe setting, offering fresh, elegant dishes and standout onion rings on Santa Fe's Canyon Road.

Rustic Western saloon at Inn of the Governors serving Tex-Mex classics, killer margaritas, and cozy vibes by the fireplace.

Santa Fe staple since 1953, this vibrant 1692 adobe spot serves classic Southwestern chow with fiery red & green chile sauces and killer margaritas.

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

Bright, cozy spot off Cerrillos Road serving inventive seasonal eats, fresh juices, craft brews, and house-made pastries in a laid-back market setting.

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

Nestled in a charming 1850s house, this upscale New American eatery offers a delightful courtyard and an eclectic menu perfect for chic dining experiences.

At Joseph's Culinary Pub, indulge in elevated New American cuisine amidst a cozy, rustic setting that beautifully merges sophistication and comfort.

Nestled in historic adobe buildings, this luxe Santa Fe inn dazzles with exotic decor, serene courtyards, a world-class spa, and genius service.

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.