Spent two nights in Santa Fe and ate here both nights. On the first night we split a half rack rib…read moredinner, adding an extra side and two extra ribs. The ribs were perfect, tender with a little cheese. Just wished we ordered an extra muffin because they're cheap and delicious. Second night I had a salad with salmon. Loved that they asked how I wanted the salmon cooked. It was prepared perfectly. Our server, Marissa, was amazing, frequently checking in on us, and even arranging a free dessert. If I lived in Santa Fe I'd need to buy a new wardrobe. The vibe was bustling, I liked that the booth tables were slightly elevated; solid bbq joint atmosphere.

We were heading home from a camping trip and looking for something in Cerrillos. This one was the…read morechoice. Unfortunately we didn't realize it was a BBQ place until inside. I'm good with it, but not my hubby. He ended up getting a burger which he said was ok. I got the half chicken with white BBQ sauce. Mine was great. Chicken well done, sides were excellent (I chose the BBQ beans and potato salad). The green chile cheese muffin was good, too. All in all it was a good meal and the price was good too. Our dinner was under $40! Actually closer to $30!

***An immensely fun, therapeutic or meditative outing** I highly recommend this experience and a…read morevisit to Que Sera's on-site boutique*** ***THINGS TO KNOW*** Que Sera is only opened on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11am to 3pm (Our group of 4 was there on Saturday) I was smiling like a little kid during the 1hr visit. Just 20 minutes from the Santa Fe Plaza, Que Sera Alpacas Ranch is a fun/relaxing/educational stop during your Santa Fe or New Mexico adventure This working alpaca ranch is beautifully unique. Please don't forget to capture the magic of your exciting alpaca visit with plenty of photos. Then, put the camera down and enjoy the unforgettable moment. I would definitely visit again!

A real treasure to be sure. A wonderful tour and visit; we made new friends for life. Well worth…read morethe effort to visit, do call ahead to visit.

Very great ambiance to walk around. Parking you'll have to find somewhere nearby and just walk to…read morethe farmers market. We had a bit of traffic getting closer & finding parking as it's pretty limited. Also be prepared to pay $1-3 for parking at the stall. There's outdoor and indoor vendors. Lots of farmers selling their fresh produce near the front! I tried a blue maize pupusa on the indoor vendor for $10 & it was pretty cool to try. I'd recommend to add some salsa or the cream since the pupusa is pretty dry. Bring cash as well where you can save 50 cents on some items Lots of galleries & artists & jewelers if you keep walking down as well.

The farmers market was much bigger than we expected! I really liked how they split food and…read moreartistry across the train tracks. It helps so there isn't as much crowding while you're trying to go through. I have been to farmers markets in multiple states, but I have never seen one with a gift shop! That was very interesting to see. The market itself had a nice array of fresh produce, food, and artists' work. It was cool getting to see them roasting fresh chile and the band that played was soo much fun! The best booth for us was Dancing Turtle Studio. Absolutely stunning pieces of art and my guy bought me one of the hot air balloon pieces to commemorate our 1st anniversary. It honestly couldn't have been more perfect! The artist herself was incredibly sweet and wonderful to talk with. It was amazing getting to hear about her process as well!

I made reservations with the owner over a month ago and when we showed up they said they couldn't…read morelocate my reservation nor did they do anything to try to make it right.

What a great experience! This was my daughter's first time horseback riding and the guides…read moreimmediately made her feel comfortable and confident. They were all very attentive and patient. Definitely worth the price! Side note: Make sure to read the directions on the website or you most likely will pass right by this place :)

I visited the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum while in Santa Fe. It was a short walk from my hotel. My…read moreentry was free because I provided my tribal enrollment card for entry. An exhibit regarding the Tewa Tales (Pueblo tribes ) point of view of the artist. It kind of left a negative impression of the artist after reading the statements from the tribal members. The artist is known for stating " it's my private mountain, it belongs to me ".... It continues with more details that I won't get into . As a tribal member of two Pueblo tribes from AZ and NM. I understood the natives view about the artist . Overall , I think it was a nice exhibit , well put together and had a small store attached to the museum for those interested in purchasing souvenirs. I'm glad I visited since it is a part of art history.

An absolute must visit. Not a big museum but worth it. The art is stunning. Moving. Other artists…read morewhose work was inspired by O'Keefe including native artists. Beautiful space. Lovely staff. Good gift store.

This an amazing cultural program ran by Phil and is part of the Pueblo of Pojoaque…read more It was really awesome for my entire family (son,wife, my mom & dad) to get a private tour on the Tribal Bison Ranch of Pojoaque and view the Tribal Bison Herd in their natural surroundings. Phil even asked his staff to wait for us so we can see the Bison feeding for that day. Normally the tour would be more people but on a winter time, Phil fitted us in for 1:15 pm tour of the Bison Program. Phil showed us the Bison, the land where the Bison live , all the fences and water wells and gave an informative insight of their life. It was very interactive as we asked Phil where the water come from and how they get it to the Bison etc... It was suppose to be 1.20 hour long but Phil was so kind , I think we was there for close to 2 hours. I have a difficult time finding any local restaurants that served Bison burger and Phil extended his hospitality inviting my family for Bison Burger Lunch with his staff on the next day. Wow it was amazing lunch... I will post some pics later. Its the best and amazing cultural experience of our Santa Fe / Albuquerque vacation !!! I have done horse back riding and other outdoor activities. But to experience and interact with real members of Pueblo of Pojoaque was a cultural experience that I will treasure and tell all my friends to do if they are ever in the Santa Fe NM area. My Mom & Dad loved Phil and they don't even speak fluent english and knew he was a good man as I translated for them what Phil was explaining to us. I was so surprise that they are only on face book page listed under Pueblo of Pojoaque Bison / Ag Program. ( They don't have their own web site but part of the pueblo of Pojoaque web site). Finding them on facebook will be much easier if you search using the listing I provided above. I really want to let other Yelpers find Phil & his amazing staff and view the Bisons as I have. I only came to notice them on a flyer that I saw on the Poeh cultural center ( Museum for Pueblo of Pojoaque. ) I am proud to be the 1st yelper to review this amazing program. They are about 20 mins / 16 miles from Santa Fe plaza and about 5 mins away from the Hilton Buffalo Thunder Hotel ( Where I stayed). Please click helpful and mention Jayson from NY to Phil and he take care of you. The price depend on number of people and group size. I can tell you that it was much cheaper then any horseback riding that I have done before and was twice as entertaining. Phil was so kind he checked on me the next day to make sure I had a safe trip back to NY as he knew I was running against some snow in my drive back to Albuquerque airport. Wow he told me they got close to 10 inches of snow in that area.

Phil and his team are doing great things both for the Bison they keep as well as for their Pueblo…read moreand tribe. I really enjoyed spending time with them, seeing his land and herd and sharing a homemade authentic food meal. Thank you!

Amazing experience. They really make your adventure a great one. Highly recommend Jeep Tours.read more

I am so glad I did the jeep tour with Clint on my recent trip to New Mexico . He gave me a real…read morefeel for the land and history..He is very knowledgeable and made the tour fascinating. He was great about taking pictures so i was able to have some pictures of myself during the tour. You could tell that he really loved the land and history . I was very happy that he was thoughtful enough to provide a porta potty. The jeep is a tight fit, but he does everything possible to make i it comfortable . I was able to see wild horses, Indian petroglyphs', a Spanish Land Grant, a slot canyon that had many fossils and many other amazing things.. .Everybody should do this while they are in the area

My wife and I rode with Joaquin (the guide and co-owner of Vision Quest) twice during our stay in…read moreSanta Fe last week and were extremely pleased. He will trailer his horses to trailheads around the Santa Fe area so that you can ride in a variety of beautiful locations. His horses are very well trained and Joaquin will tailor the ride to meet your skill level from beginner to expert rider. We have done horseback riding at locations all over the country and this was by far our best experience ever. I couldn't recommend Joaquin, Marcia, and the entire Vision Quest experience more highly! One additional note...All Vision Quest rides are private so you won't be riding at the end of a long line of strangers on horses plodding along nose to tail like so many other places.

One hour ride consisted of hearing 59 minutes of the most irritating, dysfunctional and ADHD-laced…read moreword salad imaginable, while we basically helped him graze his horses. If you enjoy sitting on a horse while it eats grass listening to a borderline schizophrenic and self-aggrandizing blowhard, this is the place for you! Joaquin is in dire need of therapy/medication for whatever the condition is that won't let him shut up for even 10 seconds. For an upgraded experience, you might try a merry go round. You'll ride longer and won't have to listen to a blathering moron.

Updated contact information:…read more Chef Brenda Steele Eat of The Earth mizzbsteele@yahoo.com eatoftheearth.com (575)779-4158

If you are thinking to yourself, hm, looks great, but it's kinda pricey... or otherwise second…read moreguessing yourself on this STOP IT and book now. Rass Mandal is worth every penny and more. In fact, if you need another to fill a bedroom inbox me and I'm there (lol, but seriously). This place is perfect. From the moment you arrive, it's impossible to not be transported to a place of peace, tranquility and joy. Multiple decks to see the stunning views. A pool, hot tub, and sauna. A yoga room!!! Great if you already have a practice and can use facilities on your own, but we also found it was very reasonable to just hire a teacher from Santa Fe to come up for a private lesson. Hiking right outside your door. Every bedroom (plus the cabin!) is set up perfectly to make you feel like a VERY ZEN queen/king. Watch the sunrise and the sunset over the mountains, while you swing on the front swings. Eat dinner under the stars or in the formal dining room. The choices are endless at Rass Mandal. The experience of this house unlocked possibilities, I'm not even kidding! It is a ways up the mountain road-- so not for people who really wan ot be in the center of twon. But we really had no trouble getting to town when we wanted to go out and explore. Mostly though you'll want to stay in, trust me! :) Also Richard is the nicest. Very helpful and the entire process was overall easy. Enjoy your stay at Rass Mandal!!

We were drawn to Hotel Santa Fe by the stunning architecture that felt authentic to Santa Fe, as…read morewell as the fact that it had a pool and jacuzzi. It's the only Native American owned hotel and we enjoyed our stay overall. The positives were that the pool and jacuzzi were very enjoyable, especially the fact that the pool was heated. Ending our evenings in the jacuzzi was the perfect close to the day. Check-in was easy and staff was pleasant. The lounge area was comfortable with a restaurant and plenty of food options, as well as live performances by Native Americans. The location is walkable into town (about 15 minutes), but they offer an on-call shuttle service that will take you pretty much anywhere you need to go, door to door. The negatives were the sound. You could hear literally everything. Cars driving by, staff vacuums, people talking in the hall and through the walls. And they were vacuuming pretty early in the morning. Parking could be difficult to come by at peak times. The rooms are on the small side and you can tell that it's an older hotel.

I went to the bar at Hotel Santa Fe yesterday afternoon (1/17/2026) during their Happy Hour. There…read morewas a lady server working that shift. I asked her a couple of questions. One question she asked me, which really shouldn't make any difference to her, was "Was I staying at the hotel or a local?" I told her I was local. I was able to get a seat by the fireplace, which was very nice. She proceeded to help other patrons, however, somehow ignored me. I was probably there 20 minutes or so. I walked out... I have gone there in the past when a very nice guy is working the bar. I think his name is Jeremy. Anyway, I will only come back when he is working.