Where to Dine
Looking for fine dining? There are hundreds of great restaurants all throughout Santa Fe, but to make things easier, we've picked out a handful of our preferred restaurants.
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An iconic Santa Fe destination at the heart of the Old Santa Fe Trail since 1944.
The Pink Adobe now shares a close relationship with The Inn of The Five Graces and Ira and Sylvia Seret, whose vision and stewardship have helped preserve the spirit, elegance, and cultural legacy that define both landmarks. Together they represent the very best of Santa Fe Hospitality.
Known for blending New Mexican and Cajun influences, The Pink Adobe became a singular place in Santa Fe’s culinary landscape. We are thrilled to continue this legacy of culinary excellence and innovation as we usher in a new era of flavors and inspiration, rooted in seasonality, culture and craft.
Cafecito is the Coffee House and Restaurant at The Trailhead. Serving a healthy, high quality menu, with an emphasis on incorporating locally sourced ingredients and products, Cafecito is a family-owned business that blends the cultures and foods from Argentina, Armenia, and Italy.
Fresh seasonal ingredients and local Pueblo and Northern New Mexican culinary traditions make Amaya at Hotel Santa Fe one of downtown Santa Fe’s favorite restaurants. Their chefs source the best possible ingredients and blend them together to create contemporary menus with nods to the region’s rich Native American history.
With an envious location nestled in the heart of Santa Fe across from the Railyard District, our restaurant and bar feature both indoor and outdoor seating. Social’s menu is best described as “south by southwest” comfort cuisine. You’ll find a variety of boards, bowls, baskets and blue plates – all perfect for sharing!