We spent a lovely couple of hours at the Gruet tasting room in Santa Fe…read more The service was friendly and informative, the surroundings were pleasant (we sat in the garden). Every wine we tried was good (we're Gruet fans), although we were surprised there was no St.Vincent on offer. In fact our servers had never even heard of it??? We went for the whole hog, joined their wine club and ended up buying a couple of cases of wine. I'm certain we will have many more shipped to us. A lovely way to wile away an afternoon in Santa Fe.

We were in town for a quick 3 days and luckily had time to stop here. I chose the build your own…read morechampagne flight and kakawa chocolate flights. We came in closer to closing and the vibe was really chill. It was a great place for us to relax and regroup after a long day of sightseeing and shopping. Our waitress was very helpful and knowledgeable about all the wines. I would definitely comeback any time I'm in Santa Fe!

This gallery has incredible photos. My favorite was a white horse captured the moment it was about…read moreto turn towards the photographer; the detail of muscles and veins and open nostrils was captivating. The Mom of the owner was a photographer of rock stars in the 60's and 70's, and there is a fantastic collection in the back of the studio.

Edition One Gallery is easily one of the most interesting galleries on Canyon Road. It is so well…read morecurated with photography, sculpture and paintings. I haven't seen another gallery with such an extensive and great mix of photographic exhibits such as the amazing 60's counterculture and rock photography of Lisa Law to Kisa Kavas' hauntingly beautiful work of wild and domestic rescue horses. I also love seeing  David Michael Kennedy's intimate pictures of famous musicians and Native American culture. All of the artists I've seen there are deep and accomplished. I've learned a lot just by looking at the work at Edition One Gallery. I also appreciate that the work is available at different price points making it widely accessable. Thank you!

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.

Phenomenal hotel all around! Beautiful artwork and architecture throughout the entire place. An…read moreonsite restaurant makes getting up for breakfast in the morning easy and convenient. Plus the food is homemade and all tasted delicious! Room add ons are reasonable and good quality regardless of the item. I loved the balcony directly outside my room and can't wait to come back here and stay again!

Nice room and a great location within walking distance of the capitol and many tourist sites. Thet…read morehad the best hotel breakfast I've had in a couple of years. Knowledgeable and helpful front desk staff. Unfortunately the Wi-Fi was horrible In our room and not so great even in the lobby.

Great rooms. However the people at the front desk, both at check in and check out are the…read moredefinition of surly.

Your local indie cinema supported by Highgarden Entertainment and artists. They have a calendar of…read moremonthly events and screen about two movies a month. Cute little movie theater that is worth a visit.

6/8/26. I am here for the free Monday movie which is very nice of them. Unfortunately, a filthy,…read morescumbag bartender had to ruin my experience. I usually get 2 Pabst beers. They are $3. Last time i was here the bartender who is also her this time charged me $7.69. I thought they must've changed the price and there were people behind me, so i just paid the $7.69 and left a dollar tip. Tonight,I checked the menu. PBRs are $3. She said they automaticaaly charge a 20% tip and tax. I said - without any notice that a tip of 20% is included - so people double tip ypu? She said it was just what they do with a smirk on her face. I can't express my contempt for this bartender and this place's mgmt in words. What a horrible way to ruin a nice thing. Isn't RR Martin a billionaire?

I've reviewed two other Meow Wolf venues: Convergence Station in Denver and the location in…read moreGrapevine, Texas. I made a special trip to Santa Fe from Denver just to get a gander at this one. This is the original. As I said in a separate review, Denver's convergence station is the largest at 90K square feet. But it felt more sprawling and convoluted than the smaller Texas and NM venues. I haven't seen the supermarket themed Vegas venue. This is smaller than Denver, but more coherent. Still a lot to touch and do and see. Weird things to connect. And again, if you've seen other Meow Wolfs, you'll understand all others better. In true Meow Wolf style, brilliant, bright, jubilant art that you can lay your hands all over. Stair cases to climb. Tunnels to crawl through. Someone else compared it to a colorful real life board game, and that tracks. It was busy, but not uncomfortably crowded. Like Denver, you can grab a drink at the bar and sip booze as you stroll. There are puzzles to solve here (I confess, I didn't have the fortitude or patience, but you can spend all day here solving riddles). You can go again and again and find new things every time. I am positive I am not even close to scratching the surface of any of the Meow Wolf experiences. If you want a bit more of an idea of how things work, Meow Wolf has an instagram!

This place was cool with the artist exhibits but we found the performers and performance to be a…read morebit spiritually dark. I think we would have enjoyed it more without it but they were a bit creepy. It definitely looks cooler only but it's a fun option for something to do in Santa Fe when it's hot. I don't think it was worth $90 because we only stayed an hour due to weird & dark vibes.

Best tacos in town plus the most variety All dishes are delicious‼ Good, friendly service and…read moreMariachi music!

Delicious dinner for our last night in Santa Fe!! I got a Pacifico and my husband a Limeade! We…read moreshared chips and salsa. I got the Veggie Enchiladas Suiza and my husband got the Veggie Santa Fe Enchiladas! Both were delicious and fit our individual tastes. The restaurant has really cool decor! The service was a bit slow, but we weren't in a hurry, so it was not a factor.

Nice venue for various types of events and parties. Went for a graduation party and had a great…read moretime.

From the owner: The Kitchen Table Santa Fe is an accessible and affordable commercial kitchen designed to empower…read morefood entrepreneurs to innovate, collaborate and grow their businesses.