This sucks. I tried calling them because I needed help with a package that had my deceased…read moregrandfathers stuff inside. I tried calling them multiple times and they never picked up. We pay to have a post office so you should give the customer service and answer the phone when people call because it's probably important

Just be aware this post office is in the center of the Santa Fe Mall shopping center, by JC…read morePenny's. I was running late and almost missed the 5:30PM closing time. I'm from out of state and could not tell by the USPS map that this location was in a shopping center!!

For a government office, it's a pretty nice place to be. For one, you've got the ambiance of a…read morereally old New Mexico-style (Territorial?) building, replete with old wood, tiles, and adobe. Then you've got the staff: super friendly. Santa Fe is a fairly small town, and people have manners here, as opposed to being cold government bureaucrats. Do yourself a favor, and go up to the second floor to the hearing chamber. It's friggin' beautiful.

Directions from Yelp drops you off in the middle of the Pueblo town and at the start of a dirt…read moreroad. I didn't come across the falls in the Pueblo, found a simple, but nice Catholic Church at the entrance to the Pueblo. The parking lot of the church affords you some nice view of the snow capped mountains beyond it at least.

This review is for the waterfall area…read more I'm a planner, especially on vacation. You know those people that are like, "Oh, let's roll into town and go from there." Yeah, that's not me. I think I read 3 books on New Mexico before our visit and may or may not have created a spreadsheet. While driving on the high road from Taos to Santa Fe, my husband spotted a sign for Nambe Lake Falls. It was not on the agenda and a little out of the way. I grudgingly agreed to this detour. We drive to the ranger's station and pay our $10 to drive back to the start of the trail that leads to the waterfall. It starts to rain. You can imagine how happy I am. There are several families in campers there enjoying the peaceful and scenic area. It's a 15 minute hike to the falls and things got a little slippery and muddy. Once we arrived at the damn and falls, it was worth the short hike. Exercise+scenic area+photo op = worthwhile.

Santa Fe is a cool town but I was only excited for a few things there before visiting. When coming…read moreacross this place, I suddenly found myself in some type of wonder world. Walk around Santa Fe and you never know what could be around the next corner. This place isn't exactly a tourist destination. While I took pictures and walked around the place, I'm still not entirely sure of its purpose. It's my understanding that this church is named after a virgin from Mexico. Forgive my ignorance on the subject. You would think that a virgin church in the middle of many other churches(ONE OF THEM HAS TO BE HAS TO LIKE HER, RIGHT? RIGHT??)... virginity is rare so it has that going for it. Hook up with one of those other churches already! The place was locked as it was a mid-week weekday. We also weren't chased off by any type of security guard so we were able to snap pictures and view the outside. I wish it would've been opened so I could've checked it out.

Beautiful church away from the touristy Plaza. The grounds are covered with the most beautiful…read moreblooming rose bushes. The statue of Guadalupe catches your eye, but immediately in front of Guadalupe is a life size Rosary shown as pavers on the ground for the Rosary beads. Definitely a working church, as there were parishioners lining up for weekend mass while Hubby and I were visiting. We did not visit the sanctuary because of mass, but thought the grounds were beautiful.

Kind staff, great place to study or work. Clean, updated facilities. The private workspaces are…read morehelpful!

The Southside Library has the best (and biggest) bookstore for low cost book sales. I remember the…read moredays in the 70's and 80's spending BIG bucks on artist's and museum books. Found MANY travel and museum and books of artiwork at this bookstore, as well as religion, new age, science fiction, mystery, detective, etc. You can just about find anything you're looking for. All sales are plowed back to sponsor programs for kids and adult programs and activities at all Santa Fe Libraries.

Today, Christmas Day 2018, we were allowed the privilege to attend the ceremonial dancing at the…read morePueblo of Cochiti. Small, but very authentic, the Pueblo of Cochiti's ceremonial dancing was very different than what we experienced at the Kewa Pueblo. The Cochiti ceremony was homey, with families celebrating as they were watching the dancing, while the Kewa was infinitely more solemn. Cochiti family members would saunter up to the kid's dancing in order to pin a dollar on them, reminiscent of many ethnic weddings. The Kewa ceremony was observed in silence. They both were incredibly meaningful and special.

It's part of the Meow Wolf experience located in their parking lot. There are now three metal…read moresculptures with the third being a blue Coyote.. - Free! But you'll have to find parking. - If you eat at Tortilla Flats you get 20% off admission to Meow Wolf.

As a Texan, I'm used to things being big. But I ain't ever seen a 30 foot robot before! This huge…read morerobot is called, "Becoming Human" and was built by Christian Ristow outside of Meow Wolf. (If you're unfamiliar with Meow Wolf, check out their separate Yelp page) The robot looks like it used to be menacing, but now is picking a giant daisy! The robot sits out in the parking lot, so it's easily accessible for photos. Don't worry, he won't crush you and take over mankind with ruthless calculating prowess. He just wants to give you a daisy! The spider, named TaranTula, is pretty big, even by Texan standards, but we've been known to have some larger ones out near Amarillo. The spider was made by Christina Sporrong, from the Spitfire Forge in Taos. With the two giant creatures in the parking lot, it looks like some sort of strange sci-fi action scene is about to go down, and your ride is parked right in the middle of it! Food trucks can often be found out in front of the spider, along with places to chill. Please don't climb on the creations.