Where to eat, district by district
Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.
- Downtown / The Plaza 68 places The 400-year-old heart of the city; adobe storefronts, the Plaza itself, and the densest cluster of restaurants from Cafe Pasqual's to The Shed.
- Guadalupe / Railyard 17 places Old rail district turned market and brewery hub.
- Cerrillos Road Corridor 16 places Long commercial spine running southwest; this is where locals eat, from Horseman's Haven's nuclear green chile to Jambo Cafe's Caribbean curries.
- Agua Fria / South Capitol 10 places Quieter residential streets west of the Plaza, home to Joseph's Culinary Pub, Radish and Rye, and a clutch of neighborhood favorites.
- Southside 10 places Newer residential and commercial sprawl south of St Michael's Drive; Maria's, Chocolate Maven, Santa Fe Bite and Clafoutis anchor everyday eating.
- Siler 6 places
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- Baca / Lena Street 4 places Warehouse-conversion pocket south of the Railyard; Iconik Coffee Roasters and Counter Culture set the slower, working-creative pace.
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Canyon Road
4 places
Half-mile of galleries climbing east from the Plaza; ends in three fine-dining institutions, Geronimo, The Compound, and The Teahouse.
- Eastside / Hyde Park Road 4 places Foothills above town, climbing toward the ski basin; Ten Thousand Waves spa and Izanami are the food destination.
- Day Trip 1 place
- Pojoaque 1 place