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re: Need Santa Fe recs
Posted on 5/31/23 at 7:04 am to gumpinmizzou
Posted on 5/31/23 at 7:04 am to gumpinmizzou
Signed up for a half day on the Rio Grande through New Mexico River Adventures.
Also doing a sunset ride through Sky Railway.
We’ll grab an early dinner at either La Choza or Tomasita’s before the train ride
Also doing a sunset ride through Sky Railway.
We’ll grab an early dinner at either La Choza or Tomasita’s before the train ride
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Posted on 5/31/23 at 11:30 am to Coater
I have a little time, so I'll throw out some things that haven't been covered yet.
Food/Dinner:
La Choza or the Shed for classic New Mexican.
Tomasitas if you want classic New Mexican with a mariachi band
Paloma for upscale mexico-city inspired cuisine $$
Geronim0 for upscale fine dining $$$
Tesuque Village Market for a cool experience and good drinks/beer selection.
Marias for "the largest selection of tequilas/margaritas". Food isn't bad, but the tequila selection is the real selling point.
Dives:
El Parasol if you want the New Mexican version of Taco Tico or something. There are a few chains, and it's badass. Shredded Beef Tacos are awesome, but everything is good. Highly recommend for grab and go lunch.
El Chile Toreado for a badass food truck
Bumblebee's for drive through/pick up is good.
Taco Fondation for lunch walkup has amazing tacos (and other food).
Shake Foundation: burgers and shakes (I think the burgers are a little bland).
Cocktails, Craft and Coffee:
Opuntia: teahouse in the Railyard. Super cool and hip, but food and beverages are solid
The Teahouse Santa Fe: great stop in if you're walking Canyon Road. Solid drinks, food, and coffee and tea.
Los Poblanos Farm Shop: hip store with craft cocktails in the Plaza area.
Rowley's Farmhouse Ales: close to Meow Wolf and well worth stopping in. Beer is excellent.
Local Breweries to look out for:
Le Cumbre (ABQ)
Rowley's Farmhouse
Bow and Arrow
There's tons more, but that's a start. As for what to do, that's a great question. We somehow continue to find new things to do every time we go there. Lots of museums (O'Keefe Musuem and International Museum of Folk Art are probably my favorites). Driving out to Abiquie and O'Keefe country is cool Abiqui lake is nice swimming and rock diving. A good day trip is O'Keefe home tour, Ghost Ranch hike to chimney rock, then swim at Abiqui Lake. The original Ojo Caliente is also out that way.
Nambe Falls is a fun hike (be careful hiking up the falls, as it can get treacherous). Lots of hikes on the way up to Ski Santa Fe. Heading up to Bandolier/Los Alamos for a day trip is always good. Valle Caldera. Jemez Springs is up that way as well.
Lots of options, which keep us coming back over and over, but the real magic of the place is the climate and the culture.
Food/Dinner:
La Choza or the Shed for classic New Mexican.
Tomasitas if you want classic New Mexican with a mariachi band
Paloma for upscale mexico-city inspired cuisine $$
Geronim0 for upscale fine dining $$$
Tesuque Village Market for a cool experience and good drinks/beer selection.
Marias for "the largest selection of tequilas/margaritas". Food isn't bad, but the tequila selection is the real selling point.
Dives:
El Parasol if you want the New Mexican version of Taco Tico or something. There are a few chains, and it's badass. Shredded Beef Tacos are awesome, but everything is good. Highly recommend for grab and go lunch.
El Chile Toreado for a badass food truck
Bumblebee's for drive through/pick up is good.
Taco Fondation for lunch walkup has amazing tacos (and other food).
Shake Foundation: burgers and shakes (I think the burgers are a little bland).
Cocktails, Craft and Coffee:
Opuntia: teahouse in the Railyard. Super cool and hip, but food and beverages are solid
The Teahouse Santa Fe: great stop in if you're walking Canyon Road. Solid drinks, food, and coffee and tea.
Los Poblanos Farm Shop: hip store with craft cocktails in the Plaza area.
Rowley's Farmhouse Ales: close to Meow Wolf and well worth stopping in. Beer is excellent.
Local Breweries to look out for:
Le Cumbre (ABQ)
Rowley's Farmhouse
Bow and Arrow
There's tons more, but that's a start. As for what to do, that's a great question. We somehow continue to find new things to do every time we go there. Lots of museums (O'Keefe Musuem and International Museum of Folk Art are probably my favorites). Driving out to Abiquie and O'Keefe country is cool Abiqui lake is nice swimming and rock diving. A good day trip is O'Keefe home tour, Ghost Ranch hike to chimney rock, then swim at Abiqui Lake. The original Ojo Caliente is also out that way.
Nambe Falls is a fun hike (be careful hiking up the falls, as it can get treacherous). Lots of hikes on the way up to Ski Santa Fe. Heading up to Bandolier/Los Alamos for a day trip is always good. Valle Caldera. Jemez Springs is up that way as well.
Lots of options, which keep us coming back over and over, but the real magic of the place is the climate and the culture.
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