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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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.
Palace Prime elevates surf-and-turf fine dining. This Santa Fe tradition is reborn for prime meats, the freshest fish, and an iconic bar scene.
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.
Bosque Brewing Co.’s Market Station Public House is just one of Bosque’s numerous local locations. Situated in Santa Fe’s Railyard, the Bosque Brewing Co. Santa Fe taproom is also right across the street from Violet Crown Cinema.
A gastropub where street food meets indoor dining. Horno’s vision is to create a world where anyone can feel confident enjoying fine food while simultaneously supporting local farmers, and collaborating with others for the health of the community.
CHOMP is a multicultural food hall and community event space in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We are locally owned and focus on providing accessible food options in a relaxing warehouse space. We have six different food vendors, a full bar and a private space called The Loft that is available for events. Come and enjoy flavorful dishes made by local chefs and SIP, SHOP, CHOMP!
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!
Visit the new Farm Shop Norte for a unique Los Poblanos shopping and tasting experience in downtown Santa Fe. Just north of the plaza, Farm Shop Norte is housed in a renovated 1935 Sinclair Oil gas station/farm supply store in Santa Fe’s core historic district.