On a single block in downtown Santa Fe, you can find dive bars, upscale cocktail lounges, hotel bars, and brewery tasting rooms. Most locals traipse ... Read More
On a single block in downtown Santa Fe, you can find dive bars, upscale cocktail lounges, hotel bars, and brewery tasting rooms. Most locals traipse blithely from one to the other without worrying about dress codes—Santa Fe is all casual, all the time. The city’s bars all have their own niches, so stop at one place for a touch of absinthe and then pop over to another for a local microbrew or the mead on tap. Most of all, don’t forget to hit the Margarita Trail, which highlights 31 great places serving the tequila cocktail.
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Dragon Room at the Pink Adobe
Located in the venerated Pink Adobe restaurant, the Dragon Room is heavy on eclectic charm with trees growing through the floor and out the roof,... Read More
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Gruet Tasting Room
Gruet, a champagne-style sparkling wine made by vintners from Champagne, is the gem of New Mexico’s viticulture scene. The bubbly comes in several... Read More
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New Mexico Hard Cider Taproom
The New Mexico Hard Cider Taproom at 505 Cerrillos is a neighborhood bar, but everyone is welcome as a regular. With a long list of mostly local beers... Read More
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Root Cellar
Santa Fe now has a speakeasy. The Root Cellar, a gastropub and taproom created by chef Greg Menke of Beestro Bistro, is located underneath the Hive... Read More
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Santa Fe Spirits
This distillery is only six years old, but it has already gained a reputation for its award-winning house spirits. In 2010, architect Colin Keegan and... Read More
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Staab House
An evening at Staab House is like going back in time to an era when bars had high-backed chairs and fireplaces and people swirled cognac in snifters.... Read More
