Hadn't stopped here in quite awhile, so decided that we should today. a lot of what we saw is…read moresimilar to what we'd seen in the past with some notable additions. Their display art selection has grown. I'm not talking the welded sheet metal stuff but some nice looking pieces. They've added stone wear kitchen items and dishes. Most are made in NM, some from nearby Colorado. Heavy & nice patterns. Good for us because our stuff is in need of replacement. Somewhat pricey, but good craftsmanship is never cheap. Now it's decision time.

This shop sells all manner of kitchen implements and many spice blends and dip mixes incorporating…read morehatch green and red chiles. You can also get blue corn cornbread and pancake mix, local jams, hot sauces and more! I got all the gifts to take home for my foodie partner here.

Every time we go to Santa Fe we find another little gem we've missed before. This one fits the…read morebill. The building has been around since the 1800's and houses a few *artisan* shops. El Nicho is one of them. No cheap Chinese trinkets here. We saw the work of talented craftsmen using a variety of mediums to create one-off art. Most was surprisingly affordable. A couple of purchases later we left with a plan to return soon.

This is such a unique shop with a wonderful variety of local artists! Debi (the owner) was very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. I truly enjoyed shopping here and can't wait to return.

Really solid place to eat, which is unusual for a National Park eatery. I had the Bison Burger…read more(lean, yet juicy) and my wife had the Doug Burger - massive and unique as it was topped with a batter-dipped green chile pepper. We ended the meal with a hot & fresh Indian Fry bread (similar to an Elephant Ear). Fantastic meal after a morning hike surrounded by the beauty of Bandelier!

Food was surprisingly delicious! Especially the frybread! - Being from Montana I can say I've had…read moregood frybread and this stuff at this restaurant is the real deal! Make sure you stop in and take a look at the menu even if you think you're not hungry!

Every time I come back to visit Española, I make sure to stop at Chimayo Trading Post and they…read morenever disappoint. Their red chile is hands down the best I've ever had. Perfectly rich, flavorful, and consistently amazing with every visit. A true New Mexico treasure! Good selection, and great value. Very welcoming, I appreciate you all..

Very interesting trading post with many quality items. The owners are personable folks. I'm just…read moresorry I have not stopped before. Trust me, it's worth a stop!

The gallery is tucked in Sena Plaza in the far corner. Once you enter the history of New Mexico…read morecomes alive with pottery from Master Potters who are exhibited in the Smithsonian Museum in Washington. Rare Chocolate pottery from Maria Martinez's heirs is perhaps the most stunning. The master potter Gilberto Olivas from Santa Clara are huge and amazing. Don't miss this gem of Santa Fe

We come here every time we come to New Mexico. The food is fantastic, truly delicious and the…read moreservice is awesome and friendly. Our waitress was attentive and helpful. Our group had a variety of dishes and everyone was authentic New Mexico. We've been coming here for many years and it has been consistently delicious. Don't believe the reviews that are negative and critical, we've never had a bad experience.

Santa Maria Provisions is one of my favorite shops in Santa Fe, NM. it is female owned by Julianne…read moreand has beautiful clothes, jewelry, and gifts. Conveniently located in Sena Plaza, it is always easy to drop in and see her shop. I highly recommend a shopping trip to Santa Maria's.

Curated with taste and flair. Love this place. Friendly…read moreowner, variety of objects: alpaca shawls, artisan napkins, fanciful cocktail napkins, coffee table books, candles, jewelry.

My favorite are the dark chocolate covered cherries and almond caramel apples…read more Shop is always clean and well stocked. Great customer service! Check them out if you're in the downtown area!

Every time we visit Santa Fe, ( several times a year) our son has to stop at Señor Murphy. He buys…read moresome sweets from his childhood as well a good selection of their homemade chocolates. Just as good as Sees Candy!

If you are in the market for jewelry in Santa Fe, this shop is your ideal destination. Located very…read morenear the square, there are a number of authentic items. The staff are very informed about the origin of each piece, familiar with individual artist makers and are friendly in sharing their knowledge. Stop in and peruse the treasures, you will not regret it!

I loved the Taos Pueblo made clay bears here. Bought a couple to hold jewelry and I'm loving them…read more They have baskets, sculptures, furniture, blankets, photography, and art. Our favorite local shop in Santa Fe.