Day Trips from Santa Fe Restaurants
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1. Mineshaft Tavern
$ | |A rollicking old bar and restaurant adjacent to the Old Coal Mine Museum, this boisterous place—there's live music many nights—was a miners' commissary back in the day. Today it serves impressive burgers (available with Angus beef, Wagyu beef, buffalo, or mushroom-veggie), along pizzas, tacos, and other comfort fare. There's a fine selection of local craft beers on tap, plus first-rate margaritas.
2846 NM 14, Madrid, New Mexico, 87010, USA505-473–0743Known For
- The Mad Chile Burger topped with aged cheddar and chopped green chiles
- Lively dining room filled with vintage Western murals
- Mexican fare in the neighboring Mine Shaft Cantina
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2. Sugar Nymphs Bistro
$ | |You can't miss the vivid murals on the building in sleepy Peñasco that houses both a vintage theater and an intimate restaurant where acclaimed chef-owners Kai Harper Leah and Ki Holste serve up tantalizing farm-to-table fare, from bountiful salads and juicy burgers to triple-layer chocolate cake. This is the best restaurant on the High Road, hands down. Espresso drinks and dessert also hit the spot. You can dine on the side patio in warm weather.
15046 NM 75, Peñasco, New Mexico, 87553, USA575-587–0311Known For
- Creatively topped pizzas on weekend evenings
- Fluffy scones with house-made jam at Sunday brunch
- Decadent desserts
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No dinner Sun., Wed., and Thurs. -
3. Blue Window Bistro
$$$ | |This brightly colored and elegant restaurant is a welcoming spot for a delicious lunch or dinner that's within walking distance of the city's several downtown museums and historic sites. The kitchen turns out a mix of New Mexican, American, and Continental dishes, including grilled jumbo shrimp wrapped in applewood-smoked bacon, Greek salads prepared with locally made feta, and tender steaks. Unfortunately, it's open only on weekdays.
1789 Central Ave., Los Alamos, New Mexico, 87544, USA505-662–6305Known For
- Casual menu of creative sandwiches at lunch
- Outstanding cocktail, wine, and beer menu
- Stylish dining room and leafy outdoor patio
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Rate Includes: Closed weekends -
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