Guidebook for Santa Fe
Drinks & Nightlife
Great reasonable New Mexican, Cajan, and comfort food. Small crowded dance floor with lots of local artists hanging. Beautiful patio with afternoon music, check the Sunday afternoon Gospel Brunch. At night the music usually goes inside. In the walkable rail yard area near Plaza. Was once owned by Ram Dass in the 70's, and called appropriately, The Outside Inn.
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Cowgirl Hall of Fame
319 S Guadalupe StGreat reasonable New Mexican, Cajan, and comfort food. Small crowded dance floor with lots of local artists hanging. Beautiful patio with afternoon music, check the Sunday afternoon Gospel Brunch. At night the music usually goes inside. In the walkable rail yard area near Plaza. Was once owned by Ram Dass in the 70's, and called appropriately, The Outside Inn.
Arts & Culture
Great bookstore with comfy places to sit, great coffee bar, poetry readings, lot's of local authors sell there. Walk to the Plaza.
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Collected Works Bookstore & Coffeehouse
202 Galisteo StGreat bookstore with comfy places to sit, great coffee bar, poetry readings, lot's of local authors sell there. Walk to the Plaza.
The oldest public building in North Amerca, built decades before the Pilgrims landed back east. Was the capital of Northern New Spain in the 1610, now a history museum. Indians come in from surrounding reservations to sit and sell under the old portal. Behind it is a great new State History Museum Annex. It is on one of the most beautiful Plazas in American, with musician, food carts, grass and benches, in the heart of one of the great arts districts in America. Walk to the Indian Museum, Georgia O'keffee museum, Fine Art Museum.
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Palace of the Governors
105 W Palace AveThe oldest public building in North Amerca, built decades before the Pilgrims landed back east. Was the capital of Northern New Spain in the 1610, now a history museum. Indians come in from surrounding reservations to sit and sell under the old portal. Behind it is a great new State History Museum Annex. It is on one of the most beautiful Plazas in American, with musician, food carts, grass and benches, in the heart of one of the great arts districts in America. Walk to the Indian Museum, Georgia O'keffee museum, Fine Art Museum.
Food Scene
Cowgirl for reasonable comfort food, local artists, music with dance floor.
Maria’s or The Shed for margaritas and New Mexican food.
El Farol for tapas and great entertainment, not as cheap, walk on historic Canyon Road.
The Collected Works Downtown for coffee and snacks in a great bookstore, poetry readings, book signings.
The Downtown Subscription on Acequia Madre for magazines, coffee, snacks and a beautiful garden setting. Walk Canyon Road art walk from there.
The Teahouse on Canyon Road for food, teas, outdoor gardens, quiet conversation.
Counter Culture for healthy breakfasts
Tuneup for reasonable lunch or breakfast, lots of locals
La Boca for tapas and great flamenco music.
Gourmet food trucks at Meow Wolf, reasonable.
Great selection of magazines, pastries, and gorgeous garden to sit in. Great bookstore next door. Walk to the historic Canyon Road, full of flowers and dozens of galleries. The Friday evening art crawl makes it one of the most beautiful streets in America.
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Downtown Subscription
376 Garcia StGreat selection of magazines, pastries, and gorgeous garden to sit in. Great bookstore next door. Walk to the historic Canyon Road, full of flowers and dozens of galleries. The Friday evening art crawl makes it one of the most beautiful streets in America.
Essentials
Close to us, organic, sustainable, and slightly pricey. Laundromat, restaurants, and coffee shop are in the little mall with it.
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La Montañita Co-op Food Market - Santa Fe
913 W Alameda StClose to us, organic, sustainable, and slightly pricey. Laundromat, restaurants, and coffee shop are in the little mall with it.