More food day trips in Santa Fe

Chimayo (Rancho de Chimayo) ★ 4.7

Chimayo is the heart of New Mexico red chile country; Rancho de Chimayo (2016 James Beard America's Classic) plates the canonical stuffed sopaipilla.

Abiquiu (Bode's General Store) ★ 4.5

Bode's has run a general store, gas pump and breakfast burrito counter in Abiquiu since 1893; this is Georgia O'Keeffe country, hot case open daily 06:30.

Taos (The Love Apple) ★ 4.7

The Love Apple cooks Northern New Mexican farm-to-table in a converted 1860s Placitas Chapel north of Taos Plaza; Chef Andrea Meyer's kitchen runs Wed-Sun.

Embudo (Aly's at Sugar's) ★ 4.5

The Embudo roadside smokehouse Sugar's (since 2000) reopened April 2025 as Aly's at Sugar's, serving brisket and a brisket-green-chile burrito.

Dixon (Vivac Winery) ★ 4.5

Vivac Winery sits 45 miles north of Santa Fe at the Dixon turn-off with a Tuesday-Sunday tasting room, gourmet picnic items and handmade chocolates on sale.

Pojoaque (El Parasol) ★ 4.4

The El Parasol Pojoaque outpost (open since 2006) plates rolled tacos and chile cheeseburgers on the New Mexico Green Chile Cheese Burger Trail.

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