A more casual brewery in Santa Fe
Pub and comfort food.
Trees grow through the room of this colorful fixture featuring American eats & margaritas.
Great for wine, cocktails and appetizers in Santa Fe
Part of a hotel near the Santa Fe Plaza, great for wine, cocktails and appetizers.
A nice tea spot in Santa Fe
There are several locations of this coffee house in Santa Fe
Very well known New Mexican food restaurant in Old Town Santa Fe. Great margaritas! There is usually a wait here.
This tapas restaurant features live musicians and flamenco dancers.
Diner style restaurant serving traditional New Mexican foods and famously hot chile.
Mexican food from local and organic farms.
Middle Eastern food, you can sit in or order at the counter to take sandwiches to go.
Airy venue offering seasonal, globally inspired breakfast and lunch.
Breakfast and lunch spot with coffee, tea, soups and sandwiches in Santa Fe. Cash only.
Relaxed bistro & wine shop serving a refined New American menu sourced from its kitchen garden in Santa Fe.
Intimate, refined locale featuring locally sourced New American plates & a wide bourbon selection.
Funky cafe with a varied, eclectic menu centered on New Mexican fare, plus a general store & bakery.
Dedicated to the art of Georgia O'Keeffe.
The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian is a museum devoted to Native American arts.
Dramatic adobe house & garden with a big collection of art centered on Western & Southwestern works.
The name says in all!
Roman Catholic cathedral in downtown Santa Fe.
Unique & immersive art installations with multimedia elements & a mysterious narrative throughout.
Open studio with live glass blowing demonstrations daily and unique Gallery showing resident artists glass art.
Indoor and Outdoor art gallery.
Visit a working alpaca farm!
Ten Thousand Waves is a spa inspired by the great Japanese mountain hot spring resorts.
Asian inspired spa.
The site preserves the archaeological remains of the 16th-century Native American Gíusewa Pueblo.
National preserve North of Santa Fe.
Remote retreat dating from 1916, offering outdoor pools & a mud bath, plus dining & hiking trails.
Fun tap house and pub food.
There are several locations of this very popular brewery.
Brewery that often has live music going on.
Lots of beers on tap at this brewery, and bring your own food!
Highly rated brewery in Albuquerque.
Microbrewery with house staples & seasonal specials, food trucks, live music events, yoga & more.
Brew hall serving craft beers, bread & popcorn in a trendy space with vintage accents.
Veteran owned and operated Brewery & Taproom.
Industrial-chic taproom featuring pub grub such as burgers & brats & its own brand of beers on tap.
Charcuterie and fine cheeses, and also a delightful selection of wines and craft beers.
Still Spirits Pours Cocktails and Small-Batch Booze. New bar and distillery in ABQ serves excellent drinks in a low-key setting.
We are an Asian-Latin America restaurant serving customize your own Ceviche and Hawaii Poke Bowls!
Creative Mexican fare & margaritas served in a hip, bustling spot with open-air seating.
Upscale eats made with seasonal ingredients along with a varied wine list in a hip, airy space.
Built from converted shipping containers, this hip community hangout features a number of great casual eateries.
The gateway to Albuquerque’s historic past, Old Town is where Alburquerque (the extra “r” was later dropped), New Mexico was founded by Governor Francisco Cuervo y Valdez in 1706. It was constructed around a central plaza in the tradition of Old Spain. Today, the historic Old Town district stretches for 10 scenic blocks of brick walkways, porticos, cloistered courtyards, with a central gazebo standing in that very same plaza. Old Town in Albuquerque offers an authentic Southwestern experience, blending old world pride, heritage and landmark architecture with unique art galleries, traditional and modern art, history, museums, handmade crafts, specialty foods and other unique shopping opportunities. Old Town is also home to amazing museums including the Albuquerque Museum of Art & History, New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science, Explora Science Center, the Turquoise Museum and others.