Santa Fe Food Worth Seeking
New Mexico’s state capital rests at 7,198 feet and looks down on notably high-up cities in the region like Denver. Stunning views and wilderness surround Santa Fe, which has a unique look and feel....
Interview: bartender Chris Milligan (Secreto Bar)
It’s natural to focus on the vibrant cocktail cultures in big cities like New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, but there are also noteworthy bartenders on the fringes. For example, Chris Milligan was...
Interview: brewmaster Brian Lock (Santa Fe Brewing)
When people think of Santa Fe, certain thoughts spring to mind: picturesque mountains, adobe buildings and strings of dried chilies. Craft beer has been pretty far down the line, but Santa Fe Brewing Company...
The Shed: Swapping a Burro for a Prince in Santa Fe
There aren’t many opportunities to eat in a building that dates to 1692, but that’s just what the Carswell family offers to tourists and locals in central Santa Fe. The Shed originally occupied an...
Taste of Santa Fe Gala at New Mexico History Museum
Organizers applied the paddles to Taste of Santa Fe, found signs of life, and were once again able to offer festivalgoers a sampling of the city’s best restaurants. On July 16, the New Mexico...
The Pantry: Tackling Serious Southwest Breakfast in Santa Fe
Santa Fe takes breakfast seriously, with compelling options that include Cafe Pasqual’s and Guadalupe Cafe, both of which we enjoyed on the recent food blogger getaway. However, neither compared to the homestyle wonders of...
