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A City different 

Our guide to the City of Santa Fe. eat, drink, shop and explore

eat + Drink

  • Izanami | upscale izakaya fare + green teas, Japanese craft beers + sake flights

  • La Boca | Modern Spanish Cuisine, Tapas + an award-winning all Spanish wine list

  • Leo's | A Thai and Malay inspired restaurant & bar with a focus on high quality products, curated spirits and fine natural wines.

  • The Compound Restaurant | James Beard award–winning chef is the cherry on top of this immaculate space designed by Alexander Girard

  • The Pantry | a Santa Fe comfort food staple since 1948, right next door to El Rey Court

  • La Choza | award-winning red & green chile in the Santa Fe Railyard

  • Paper Dosa | South Indian cuisine + warm atmosphere with vegetarian options

  • Paloma | vibrant Mexican-inspired restaurant + bar, modern dishes + cocktails

  • Jambo Cafe | African homestyle fare, including jerk chicken, oxtail + pies

  • LA MAMA | a quaint, bright space with natural wine, bites, coffee + flowers

  • OZU |Japanese cafe and market serving fresh handmade authentic cuisine like onigiri

  • Palace Prime | A Santa Fe Tradition Reborn, this Santa Fe institution brings you steak, seafood, and killer cocktails.

  • Tumbleroot | A brewery and distillery, Tumbleroot is a neighborhood favorite

See + DO

  • Ten Thousand Waves | Japanese-adobe bathhouse and spa surrounded by the beauty of nature

  • Meow Wolf | a mind-bending, explorable art experience for people of all ages in Santa Fe

  • Farmer’s Market | Santa Fe Farmers’ Market is one of the oldest, largest, and most successful growers’ markets in the country

  • Ghost Ranch Horse Ride | ride out and take in the shining red and yellow cliffs of Abiquiu--the inspiration for many O'Keeffe's works

  • Georgia O’Keeffe House Tour | witness the historic homestead of O'Keeffe, a time-honored space committed to her aesthetic and design

  • The Jean Cocteau Cinema | a small, single-screen independently operated movie theater located in the heart of Santa Fe, NM

  • San Miguel Mission | the oldest church in the United States on its original foundation, still holding services

  • Traditional Hoop Dances by Lightning Boy Foundation | the Hoop Dance continues to be known as a healing art form and is said to have it's origins in the Pueblos of Northern New Mexico

Shop

  • Santa Fe Vintage | curated vintage clothing + ephemera, by appointment

  • Sabo | a curated plant store and gift shop

  • Double Take | large selection of vintage & consignment

  • Mottainai | curated vintage goods

  • Shiprock | gallery located at the Santa Fe Plaza, featuring Navajo + Native American artistry

  • Lost Padre Records | new + vintage vinyl, 45s, cassettes + local music

  • Red River Mercantile | apparel + accessories

  • Collected Works Bookstore | 16 years running as the best bookstore in Santa Fe

  • Photo Eye Book Store | oldest photo book store in the U.S., founded in 1979

  • Garcia Street Books | independent + locally-owned

  • Kaune’s Neighborhood Market | gourmet boutique grocery store since 1896

  • Modern General | organic food, contemporary wares + books

art

  • SITE Santa Fe | a New Mexico-rooted and artist-led contemporary art museum + admission is free

  • Meow Wolf | a mind-bending, explorable art experience for people of all ages in Santa Fe

  • Museum of International Folk Art – Girard Collection | an unorthodox exhibition designed by Alexander Girard, showcasing over 10,000 works from the Alexander and Susan Girard Collection

  • St. Francis Cathedral | a historic stop and sight to see, the cathedral was built in the late 1800s in the Romanesque Revival style, in downtown Santa Fe

  • Form & Concept | a gallery showcasing a multitude of contemporary arts and practices

  • Hecho A Mano | gallery showcasing New Mexican and Mexican print, textile and ceramics artists

  • IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) | a museum focused on bringing increased awareness + appreciation of contemporary Native art, history and culture through presentation, collection and acquisition, preservation, and interpretation

  • Santuario De Chimayo | A National Historic Landmark on the road to Taos made in the beautiful Spanish Colonial architecture style

  • Palace of the Governors | recognized as a National Treasure by the National Trust for Historic Preservation the Palace of the Governors is the home of the Museum of New Mexico

  • Paseo Pottery + Tumbleroot Pottery Pub | take a class with local artists or stock up on handmade pottery and one-of-a-kinda pieces of ceramic art + a from-scratch cocktail bar where friends gather to create with clay while enjoying artisanal libations served in ceramic vessels m ade by local potters.

  • Little Bites | Self described non-beige art gallery, local artists that find themselves outside of the traditional art scene in Santa Fe find them self here. A dose of color, attached to Mottainai Vintage. 

Adventures

Perched above it all, Hotel Glorieta offers sweeping mountain views and an ideal base for exploring the surrounding wilderness.

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