Day Trips from Santa Fe Restaurants
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1. Black Bird Saloon
$ | |Sure, it looks like a dusty old cowboy bar and it is set right in the heart of a village that's appeared in several Western movies, but the extensive menu of creative breakfast plates, sandwiches, and grills reveals a locavore-minded approach to food that you might not expect from the setting. You might start the day with the Saloon Scramble, a hefty plate of feathery eggs served with green onions, venison-blueberry sausage, and jalapeño hot sauce; or later in the day, consider the thinly roasted lamb with vegetables, Manchego cheese, and a refreshing yogurt sauce atop naan flatbread.
28 Main St., Cerrillos, New Mexico, 87010, USA505-438–1821Known For
- Funky Old West vibe
- Several dishes featuring elk, venison, rabbit, and other wild game
- Menu of New Mexico spirits and beers
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon.–Wed. No dinner Sun. -
2. 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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3. Java Junction
$ | |Seasoned hippies, youthful hipsters, and everyone in between congregate at Java Junction for lattes, chai, sandwiches, breakfast burritos, bagels, pastries, and other treats. You can also pick up a number of house-made gourmet goods, from hot sauces to jalapeño-raspberry preserves. Upstairs there's a pleasantly decorated suite available for overnight stays.
2855 NM 14, Madrid, New Mexico, 87010, USA505-438--2772Known For
- Eventful people-watching
- Short walk from many galleries
- First-rate coffee drinks
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Rate Includes: No dinner -
4. The Hollar
$ | |Stop by this funky restaurant set inside a converted freight car for well-prepared Southern and Southwestern comfort food, from fried green tomatoes to crispy-shrimp and grits. There's a good-size patio from which you can watch the colorful parade of tourists and art buyers strolling through town.
2849 NM 14, Madrid, New Mexico, 87010, USA505-471–4821Known For
- Biscuits with pulled pork
- Live music on the patio many days
- Good selection of local beers
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon.--Wed. No dinner -
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