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Santa Fe Sage Inn
The Santa Fe Sage Inn is an excellent choice for affordable lodging in downtown, connecting you to the heart of Santa Fe. The Inn offers 157 contemporary southwest, comfortable rooms with a Healthy Start breakfast, exercise facility, guest laundry, free parking, WiFi and downtown shuttle service.
The Sage Hotel
Across from Santa Fe Railyard Park and 2 blocks from the galleries, shops, and restaurants on Guadalupe Street, this casual, southwestern-style hotel is near Santa Fe Plaza. Rooms and suites come with satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, and coffeemakers. Some units also include minifridges. The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast. Guests get access to a seasonal outdoor pool, a 24/7 exercise room, and a business center. There's a free downtown shuttle.
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Rancho De Chimayo Restaurant
Rancho De Chimayo Restaurant
Located in beautiful Chimayo, New Mexico we've been serving traditional and contemporary native new mexican cuisine since 1965.
Ohori's Coffee
Ohori's Coffee
SMELL THE COFFEE!
Since 1984 Ohori's has offered our customers great fresh-roasted specialty coffee and coffee shop.
Santa Fe Blend
Similar to the coffee sold in select restaurants around Santa Fe. A perfect finish to a meal.
Santa Fe Independent Film Festival
Santa Fe Independent Film Festival
Santa Fe IFF is committed to attracting people who make and love films from all over the world to join each year's Fest and enjoy independent films and the unique charm of Santa Fe. Santa Fe IFF will continue growing excellence in independent film, diverse audiences, educational opportunities and community partnerships.
Santa Fe Reporter
Santa Fe Reporter
Santa Fe, New Mexico's best read alternative weekly newspaper, the Reporter features award-winning local news coverage and a comprehensive arts & entertainment guide every Wednesday.
New Mexico Magazine
New Mexico Magazine, the nation's oldest state magazine, is your one-stop portal to explore the Land of Enchantment.
Santa Fe County Visitor Infomation Center
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La Choza New Mexican restaurant
A local favorite and often voted best New Mexican restaurant - you really can't miss, but make reservations.
Social Kitchen bar and lounge is nestled in Santa Fe Sage Inn and Suites, located in the heart of Santa Fe near the Railyard District.
Cafe Pasquals
Downtown Santa Fe Restaurant with famous cuisine inspired by the culinary traditions of New Mexico, Old Mexico and Asia. Check out the online store and gallery! Artsy goodies, pottery, their famous cookbooks & more...
Hiro Sushi
From the owners of Shohko Cafe, Hiro continues to delight taste buds in Albuquerque fresh sushi and organic Japanese food. Now open in the Sawmill Market for dine-in and take-out, Hiro's sushi is a must-taste.
Official City of Santa Fe Government website includes history, city contacts, rfp's, city council information and current hot topics.
Hill Associates represent products and furnishings for restaurants, bars, hotels, casinos, schools, clubs, conference centers and senior living facilities in New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and El Paso Texas.
Great Southwest Adventures is Santa Fe's foremost experienced regional tour company, serving individuals and groups since 1998.
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Old New Mexico Enchilada Sauce
NEW! Introducing Old New Mexico Red Enchilada Sauce This sauce isn’t newer style "New Mexican Cuisine," and it sure ain’t Tex-Mex, y’all! Betty took a 1960’s era mimeographed Roosevelt County New Mexico cookbook, updated and modified the enchilada sauce recipe and then set about to create an homage to the long-closed (1934-1997!) El Monterey Restaurant in Clovis, NM. John (willingly) served as her “lab rat.” What Betty has now perfected is an enchilada sauce that will make you swear you are back in a 40’-50’s New Mexican diner! You can almost smell the aromas coming from the kitchen as waitresses in flowing, embroidered flowery skirts move between the tables with trays of food. And if you never visited one of those, you are in for a culinary delight from days long past. Thus the name: "Old New Mexico Enchilada Sauce." One package makes at least enough sauce to pour over & through a large enchilada casserole, or a whole bunch of stacked enchiladas. And make them stacked with blue corn tortillas to reach enchilada nirvana (if there is such a thing)! The whole shebang goes from package to plate in less than an hour, and we’ve included a simple enchilada recipe just in case you need one. • Reduced Sodium • Gluten-Free • NO MSG