The Pantry—The Pantry has been serving up classic New Mexican dishes and amazing breakfasts, lunches, and dinners to locals since 1948. This iconic institution is a favorite and the long lines are proof that it’s beloved by all. 

El Farol—Dating back to 1835, El Farol is a piece of Santa Fe history. Situated along Canyon Road, stop in for a drink or dine in for the full experience. It has been named “one of the best bars on earth” by the New York Times.

El Nido-Luxurious, delicious and historic. El Nido has been making memories for almost 100 years. What began as a 1920s roadhouse and then became Tesuque’s lively dance hall continues to attract visitors from near and far. Housed in a historic building, this iconic fine-dining restaurant in Tesuque Village, 10 minutes from downtown Santa Fe, serves innovative cuisine in a handsome setting. The menu offers grilled steaks and seafood, handcrafted pasta and wood-fired pizza.

La Plazuela at La Fonda—Established in the 1920s, this garden setting is hard to beat. Choose from breakfast, lunch, or dinner in this historic hotel on the Plaza that proudly boasts a 400-year legacy.

Plaza Cafe—Santa Fe’s oldest restaurant, the Plaza Cafe has been feeding hungry customers since 1905. Go for breakfast, lunch, or dinner and see why this restaurant is such a beloved part of the city’s history.

Tomasita’s—In its third generation of family ownership, Tomasita’s opened in 1974 but the red brick building is more than 100 years old and was once home to the famous Chile Line. Now go taste a piece of history.