Where to go to be in the know...about travel
If you want a little taste of Mexico coupled with Mexican-style courtyard dining, head just north of downtown Santa Fe to Gabriel’s. Gabriel’s has long been a favorite of Santa Fe locals. The restaurant is located under shady trees close to the Santa Fe Opera off Hwy 285/84.
When people visit New Mexico and see restaurant names such as Tia’s Cocina and Marias, they immediately think they are in for some standard Mexican-American fare. You know… tacos, enchiladas and refried beans, usually smothered in yellow cheese. But you’ll be surprised when you visit places like Santa Fe and Albuquerque. New Mexico has a cuisine of its own. It is a blend of local Native foods, Hispanic foods and ranch cuisine of the high desert.
Review of Tomme Restaurant in Santa Fe. The weather is turning colder yet in climately mild Santa Fe, New Mexico you can still stroll the streets in the evening, do a bit of window shopping and, when you get chilled, stop in for a world-class meal at a downtown restaurant.
Koi Restaurant in Santa Fe for fresh seafood prepared with a creative fusion of Asian and fresh New Mexican ingredients.
