Guidebook for Cochiti Lake
Food Scene
Great Mexican food and atmosphere for tourists and locals alike. I go for that and the margaritas!
177 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
La Choza Restaurant
905 Alarid StGreat Mexican food and atmosphere for tourists and locals alike. I go for that and the margaritas!
Small. Lively. Farm to Table. Fresh ginger ale drinks. "Cubano" pulled pork sandwich with jicama slaw... to die for. My favorite place in Santa Fe.
24 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Dr. Field Goods Kitchen
187 Cerrillos RdSmall. Lively. Farm to Table. Fresh ginger ale drinks. "Cubano" pulled pork sandwich with jicama slaw... to die for. My favorite place in Santa Fe.
Great margaritas and Mexican food.
76 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Maria's New Mexican Kitchen
555 W Cordova RdGreat margaritas and Mexican food.
Virgie's Restaurant & Lounge
2720 W Historic Hwy 66Local color.
Whole Hog Café
320 S Guadalupe StAmazing pulled pork sandwich!
Vinaigrette
709 Don Cubero AlleySALAD!
You haven't been to Santa Fe until you eat here. It has been around for decades and is well worth waiting in line for.
136 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Cafe Pasqual's
121 Don Gaspar AveYou haven't been to Santa Fe until you eat here. It has been around for decades and is well worth waiting in line for.
Classic diner right on the plaza that has been there for decades. The best place for breakfast and Tres Leches cake! Great for people watching.
43 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Famous Plaza Cafe
54 Lincoln AveClassic diner right on the plaza that has been there for decades. The best place for breakfast and Tres Leches cake! Great for people watching.
Drinks & Nightlife
Get your Flamenco on here! only in the summer months in their outdoor garden area. And there's a postage stamp size dance floor in the bar if you feel the need to boogie.
107 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
El Farol
808 Canyon RdGet your Flamenco on here! only in the summer months in their outdoor garden area. And there's a postage stamp size dance floor in the bar if you feel the need to boogie.
Cowgirl Hall of Fame
319 S Guadalupe StIf you NEEEEEeeeed BBQ?
This is a small , cozy place with their own crafted bourbon, which is excellent.
22 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Santa Fe Spirits Downtown Tasting Room
308 Read StThis is a small , cozy place with their own crafted bourbon, which is excellent.
Arts & Culture
Museum Hill houses several and all are worth the trip. The Folk Art museum is one to see.
36 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Museum Hill Cafe
710 Camino Lejo Museum Hill houses several and all are worth the trip. The Folk Art museum is one to see.
Millicent Rogers Museum
1504 Millicent Rogers RdGo for the dances and food on Feast Days. You will be invited into someone's home. No picture-taking.
Kewa Pueblo
Go for the dances and food on Feast Days. You will be invited into someone's home. No picture-taking.
THE best collection ever and a fabulous gift shop.
155 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Museum of International Folk Art
706 Camino LejoTHE best collection ever and a fabulous gift shop.
Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian
704 Camino LejoWorld famous. Open, outdoors, with amazing views and programs.
109 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Santa Fe Opera
301 Opera DrWorld famous. Open, outdoors, with amazing views and programs.
Canyon Road
Canyon RoadSightseeing
This beautiful Chapel is home to the miraculous spiral staircase build with no nails in 1878.
90 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Capilla de Loretto
207 Old Santa Fe TrailThis beautiful Chapel is home to the miraculous spiral staircase build with no nails in 1878.
The Plaza is the hub of Santa Fe. Under the portal on Palace Ave. is where you can find the Natives sitting there selling their wares just like they have done for more than a century. Plus, it is a great place to just sit on a bench and people watch. The radiating streets are home to many interesting shops, museums, and art galleries.
254 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Plaza de Santa Fe
63 Lincoln AveThe Plaza is the hub of Santa Fe. Under the portal on Palace Ave. is where you can find the Natives sitting there selling their wares just like they have done for more than a century. Plus, it is a great place to just sit on a bench and people watch. The radiating streets are home to many interesting shops, museums, and art galleries.
Madrid is a very small 'hippie' town about 30 minutes away.
There are shops, places to eat and a lovely drive from here. The MIneshaft is a bar and music venue with places to sit outside and watch the fun.
140 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Madrid
Madrid is a very small 'hippie' town about 30 minutes away.
There are shops, places to eat and a lovely drive from here. The MIneshaft is a bar and music venue with places to sit outside and watch the fun.
The amount of pottery shards on the ground here is mind blowing. It really gives one the sense that this place was inhabited by many, many people a very long, long time ago. Easy to more difficult trails with guide.
20 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Puye Cliff Dwellings
Santa Clara Canyon RoadThe amount of pottery shards on the ground here is mind blowing. It really gives one the sense that this place was inhabited by many, many people a very long, long time ago. Easy to more difficult trails with guide.
Shopping
Array
322 S Guadalupe StReally unique selection of unusual "gifty" type items with broad price range.
Perry Null's is my place to buy Native American turquoise jewelry. There selection is the best around. They have been in business since the 30's. It is the real deal, a trading post off route 66, where all the Navajo and Zuni's put there treasures for pawn and for selling their wares.
Perry Null Trading
1710 S 2nd StPerry Null's is my place to buy Native American turquoise jewelry. There selection is the best around. They have been in business since the 30's. It is the real deal, a trading post off route 66, where all the Navajo and Zuni's put there treasures for pawn and for selling their wares.
The best Native American pottery is here with a Maria Martinez collection that rivals any museum's. Spend some time learning about the techniques used to make these amazing pieces. $20 to $40,000.
Andrea Fisher Fine Pottery
100 W San Francisco StThe best Native American pottery is here with a Maria Martinez collection that rivals any museum's. Spend some time learning about the techniques used to make these amazing pieces. $20 to $40,000.
Kowboyz
345 W Manhattan AveVintage cowboy boots and pearl snap shirts. Fun cowboy memorabilia.
Double Take
320 Aztec StCowboy stuff. Consignment shop.
If you are wanting/needing a piece of Native American Turquoise jewelry, go there. They have an amazing collection of all things Santa Fe thru the labyrinth of rooms. And in the very back is the most extensive collection of Edward Curtis, original prints that you'll ever see.
Rainbow Man
107 E Palace AveIf you are wanting/needing a piece of Native American Turquoise jewelry, go there. They have an amazing collection of all things Santa Fe thru the labyrinth of rooms. And in the very back is the most extensive collection of Edward Curtis, original prints that you'll ever see.
Beadweaver caters to jewelry designers and Native American beaders, and bead enthusiats. They carry jewelry by local artists, myself included, among other gifty items. People LOVE this store.
Beadweaver
503 Old Santa Fe TrailBeadweaver caters to jewelry designers and Native American beaders, and bead enthusiats. They carry jewelry by local artists, myself included, among other gifty items. People LOVE this store.
If you have kids or need gifts for those back home, OR you are just a kid at heart...this is it!
20 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Doodlet's
120 Don Gaspar AveIf you have kids or need gifts for those back home, OR you are just a kid at heart...this is it!
Everything Else
Once, for me, was enough. But, you really need to go at least ONE time to see this "art" installation.
423 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Meow Wolf
1352 Rufina CirOnce, for me, was enough. But, you really need to go at least ONE time to see this "art" installation.
Ghost Ranch Education & Retreat Center
280 Private Drive 1708Parks & Nature
Cochiti Lake
No wake lake!
Chaco Canyon
Navajo Service Route 14Once in a lifetime...go there.
Very cool. Educational. An easy walk thru ancient cave dwellings.
230 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bandelier National Monument
15 Entrance RdVery cool. Educational. An easy walk thru ancient cave dwellings.
Dale Ball Trails