Where to
Eat in
Santa Fe
For many people, a city is its food. Santa Fe is the state capital for art and culture, but it’s also one of the best places in the Southwest to go for craft beer, wine, and fresh produce. Here’s where you’ll want to go to get started on your culinary adventures across the city.
Santa Fe is basically the real-life Margaritaville. If green chile burgers are the city’s trademark food, then the margarita is the city’s trademark beverage. The Santa Fe Margarita Trail is a fun program being run by Tourism Santa Fe, taking you from bar to bar for authentic agave tequila margaritas. For those 21 years old and up, it’s a great way to get to know the local watering holes at a discount.
Santa Fe is known as a coffee lover’s paradise. Top-tier Iconik Coffee ranks as one of our favorite places for stopping for coffee on the way to work or sipping a leisurely cup on the weekends. There are two locations, one at 1600 Lena Street and one at 202 Galisteo Street.
Here’s what makes Iconik so special: They do all their own bean-roasting. They buy their beans green and roast them in the store. And yes, it smells incredible in the open-air, living-room-like setting of the coffee shop. If you don’t have time to grab a cup, you can buy a pound from the shop, or just walk by the place on your way to the office. The aroma alone will wake you up.
Located at 821 Canyon Road in the Historic Eastside area, The Teahouse attracts coffee lovers for their Santa Fe Chile Mocha Latte, which might just be the best sweet coffee drink in the city. No, they dont actually add ground-up green chile to the brew, but theres a hint of cinnamon that warms you up and is just the perfect thing for chilly mornings.
In New Mexico, you can’t really say it’s summertime until you smell those hatch green chiles being roasted at every supermarket and Mexican restaurant in town. Every New Mexican knows the experience of driving home with a heavy burlap sack of roasted chile in the back seat, filling the car with that smoky, sweet aroma. Here’s a basic primer on the hatch green chile.
New Mexico is a farming state. In Santa Fe, you can stock your kitchen without ever setting foot in a supermarket. The best farmers market in the city known to be the Santa Fe Farmers Market. Open from 8 AM to 1 PM every Saturday (all year) and Tuesday (May through November) at 1607 Paseo de Peralta, Suite A. Smaller neighborhood markets like the Rancho Santa Fe Market can also be found throughout the city.
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