A growing, machine-readable directory of New Mexico businesses — restaurants, lodging, tours, galleries, makers, and more. Every listing is a real, citable page with hours, contact, location, and cultural-protocol guidance where it applies.
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Commercial irrigation and landscape supply distributor serving contractors and landscapers across southern New Mexico including Lordsburg, Deming, and Silver City. Professional trade account focus; call ahead for walk-in availability.
Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizza restaurant near the Nob Hill/Uptown area, using hand-stretched dough and locally sourced seasonal toppings. Open Tuesday through Sunday.
Farm-focused cafe and bakery in the Overland Sheepskin Complex just north of Taos Plaza, serving local and organic breakfast and lunch with a commitment to sustainable and community-sourced ingredients. Open daily 8 am to 5 pm.
Full-service bike shop on Montano NE offering bike repairs, accessories, bike racks, and parts with fast turnaround and friendly staff. Open Monday through Saturday.
Hot air balloon ride company offering private and shared sunrise flights over the Albuquerque Rio Grande valley, with certified pilots and FAA-licensed aircraft. Peak season during the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta in October; advance booking required year-round.
Albuquerque landmark established in 1971 across from UNM, serving green chile cheeseburgers, breakfast burritos, roasted green chile, house-made flour tortillas, and the famous Frontier Sweet Roll. Counter service in a western-themed space with 300+ seats across five dining rooms. Open daily 5 am to midnight.
Dinner-only fine dining restaurant in an adobe hacienda dating to 1756 on Canyon Road, serving global fusion and eclectic contemporary cuisine. The restaurant holds a AAA 4 Diamond designation and opens nightly at 4:45 pm.
Outdoor glamping service that sets up and manages fully equipped camping experiences so guests can enjoy New Mexico's outdoors without the logistics. Corporate address in Albuquerque; experiences take place across the state.
Family bakery near Old Town serving bread sculptures, wood-fired pizzas, biscochitos, empanadas, and traditional New Mexican and Mexican baked goods since 1972. A beloved neighborhood panadería open Tuesday through Sunday.
Sustainable food hall and outdoor gathering space built from repurposed shipping containers, housing a rotating roster of local food vendors, craft beverages, and a dog-friendly patio in midtown Albuquerque. Open daily.
Locally owned hiking and outdoor gear shop in Old Town Albuquerque stocking backpacks, boots, trekking poles, hydration gear, pet booties, and trail guides for the Sandia Mountains and local routes. Open daily.
New Mexican restaurant on Central Avenue near the university district serving chile-forward enchiladas, posole, and family heritage recipes rooted in the New Mexican culinary tradition. Open Tuesday through Sunday.
Locally owned bicycle shop on the northwest side of Albuquerque serving the cycling community with bike sales, repairs, and gear, known for sustaining a loyal customer base through strong service and local expertise.
Historic Old Town saloon and restaurant in a 1785 adobe building serving Southwestern cuisine alongside craft cocktails and a full bar. A lunch and dinner landmark in Albuquerque's historic Old Town district.
Historic adobe inn on the National Register of Historic Places, one block from Taos Plaza, assembled from interconnected 19th-century adobe buildings including the former home of physician Dr. Thomas Martin. Features 44 individually decorated rooms with kiva fireplaces, award-winning Doc Martin's Restaurant, and the Adobe Bar with live music nightly from 6 to 9 pm.
No-frills New Mexican diner on Cerrillos Road serving carne adovada, blue corn enchiladas, and green chile in heat levels 1 through 5. A local staple since the early 1980s, open Tuesday through Sunday and closed on Mondays.
Seven-story Spanish Colonial-inspired luxury hotel in Las Cruces with an outdoor pool, full-service spa, two on-site restaurants — Mezcla (El Camino Real-inspired multicultural cuisine) and Cantina (New Mexican favorites) — and more than 35,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Located near New Mexico State University and the Organ Mountains; close to White Sands National Park.
Wood-fired pizza restaurant and craft beer brewpub on Nob Hill's Central Avenue serving Neapolitan-style pies and a rotating selection of house-brewed ales. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
Restaurant inside the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center celebrating the culinary traditions of New Mexico's 19 Pueblos, formerly known as Pueblo Harvest. The menu features indigenous ingredients, traditional cooking techniques, and Native American culinary artistry. Open daily 9 am to 5 pm.
Japanese izakaya-style restaurant at Ten Thousand Waves spa in the Sangre de Cristo foothills, serving small shared plates including rice balls, pickles, glazed vegetables, chicken skewers, and gyoza alongside an extensive artisanal sake selection. No sushi; menus emphasize locally sourced ingredients.
African and Caribbean fusion restaurant opened in 2009 by Chef Ahmed Obo, drawing on the Swahili culinary traditions of Lamu Island, Kenya. The menu features goat stew, Kenyan beef kebabs, jerk chicken, coconut lentils, and plantains with abundant vegan and gluten-free options. Featured on Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives in 2013 and 2023; open Monday through Saturday.
Intimate dinner pub by chef Joseph Wrede — a 2025 James Beard Award semifinalist — serving creative continental cuisine including duck confit, steak au poivre, and globally inspired specials in a small, candlelit Railyard-area space. Established in 2013; open Wednesday through Sunday for dinner from 5 pm.
Kava Koru is an alcohol-alternative bar and lounge in Santa Fe, New Mexico, serving kava in a casual, non-alcoholic, koala-themed setting. The lounge hosts community events, including recurring karaoke nights, and has a small selection of Stern pinball machines on site. Located at 1722 St. Michael's Drive, Unit H.
Gallery specializing in Zuni Pueblo art: fine silver and stone jewelry including petit point and inlay, Zuni animal fetish carvings, and Zuni pottery, located two blocks from the Plaza. Closed Tuesdays.