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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Spanish tapas bar and wine lounge opened in 2006 by Chef James Campbell Caruso, serving paella, patatas bravas, traditional tapas, and a curated selection of sherries and Mediterranean wines one block from the Plaza. Live flamenco guitar five nights a week; open Wednesday through Sunday.
Sister restaurant to The Shed, serving Northern New Mexican red and green chile enchiladas, posole, sopaipillas, and margaritas in the old adobe headquarters of Mercer Ranch near the Railyard since 1983. Open Monday through Saturday for lunch and dinner; closed Sunday.
Family-owned New Mexican and Mexican cafe by the Zarazua family, serving fresh house-made chile rellenos, mole enchiladas, shrimp tacos, ceviche, and fajitas one block south of Taos Plaza. Entire menu gluten-free; no frozen ingredients. Open Monday through Saturday; closed Sunday.
Tribute Portfolio resort hotel on six acres steps from the historic Plaza, featuring casita-style adobe rooms with fireplaces and private patios, the Spa Sage, two restaurants, a heated outdoor pool, and a hot tub. The Staab House bar serves handcrafted cocktails in a historic Victorian setting.
Contemporary American fine dining restaurant in Taos since 1989, serving scratch-made breads, pastas, and ice creams with locally sourced ingredients from Taos-area farms and vendors. The Treehouse Bar upstairs offers cocktails and a casual bar menu. Open Thursday through Monday for dinner; closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
All-organic community cafe and local marketplace on Taos Plaza, sister cafe to The Love Apple, serving breakfast burritos, soups, salads, house-made bone broth, and small-batch organic ice cream with local and biodynamic ingredients. Open Monday through Saturday 8:30 am to 3 pm; closed Sunday.
Fine dining restaurant and wine shop in El Prado owned by chef Colleen and Wilks Medley, serving modern American cuisine with mountain views and Taos-New England culinary influences. The wine shop stocks 700+ wines open daily noon to 9 pm; restaurant open Tuesday through Saturday from 4 pm with happy hour 4 to 6 pm.
Permanent immersive art installation opened in March 2016 inside a 33,000-square-foot former bowling alley, featuring a 20,000-square-foot walk-through exhibition of over 70 rooms built by more than 100 local and national artists. Advance tickets recommended; hours vary seasonally.
Thai restaurant in Nob Hill serving a broad menu of traditional curries, pad thai, soups, and stir-fries with house-made sauces. Open weekdays for lunch and Monday through Saturday for dinner.
Local New Mexican cafe north of Taos serving red and green chile enchiladas, blue corn dishes, fish tacos, chile rellenos, and key lime pie. Open Monday through Saturday for lunch and dinner with an open kitchen; closed Sunday.
Family-run horse ranch in the South Valley of Albuquerque offering horseback riding experiences including feeding, brushing, and guided trail rides on the Bosque. Suitable for families, children, and beginners. Advance reservations required.
Used and new outdoor gear consignment store on the north side of Albuquerque, carrying skis, snowboards, climbing gear, water sports equipment, boots, and technical clothing from vintage to current-season at discounted prices. Accepts gear on consignment.
South Indian restaurant serving paper-thin fermented rice-and-lentil dosas with sambar and chutneys, curries, and traditional starters, most items gluten-free. Located in Plaza Sienna off Cordova Road, open Tuesday through Saturday for dinner only; closed Sunday and Monday.
Farm-inspired New American dinner restaurant at the Luna Center on Cerrillos Road, serving a seasonally rotating menu of fresh, locally sourced dishes alongside more than 50 varieties of American bourbon and whiskey. Open Tuesday through Saturday for dinner from 5 pm.
Hot air balloon ride company in Albuquerque offering shared and private sunrise flights over the Rio Grande valley. One of the most recognized operators in New Mexico, with higher demand and advance booking required during the annual Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta in October.
Vintage 1950s-style diner on historic Route 66 (Central Avenue) serving classic American burgers, milkshakes, and comfort food with authentic mid-century décor and neon signs. Open daily for breakfast through dinner.
Bicycle tour and rental company in Old Town Albuquerque offering guided rides through the city's historic neighborhoods, the Bosque trail along the Rio Grande, and Route 66. Bike rentals also available for self-guided exploration.
Bosque trail riding outfitter in the North Valley offering guided rides on gaited horses through the Rio Grande bosque, tailored to each rider's experience level. Small groups and private rides available by reservation.
Family-owned New Mexican restaurant founded in 1954 by Sadie Koury, serving carne adovada, enchiladas, stuffed sopaipillas, and house-made salsa from Hatch green chiles. Three Albuquerque locations; the 4th Street NW location is on the North Valley. Open daily.
Ski and snowboard resort at 10,378 feet in the Sandia Mountains east of Albuquerque, accessible by car on Ski Area Road or via the Sandia Peak Tram. Note: Sandia Peak Ski Area is separately operated from the Sandia Peak Tramway. Season runs December through March, weather permitting.
Aerial tramway spanning 2.7 miles from the Sandia Foothills to 10,378-foot Sandia Peak in the Cibola National Forest, offering panoramic views of 11,000 square miles of the Rio Grande Valley. The TEN 3 restaurant operates at the summit; closed for bi-annual maintenance periods.
Resort and casino owned by the Sandia Pueblo on the eastern edge of Albuquerque, featuring 228 hotel rooms with Sandia Mountain views, a 110,000-square-foot casino with 2,300+ slot machines and table games, the Green Reed Spa, an 18-hole championship golf course, five restaurants, and a 4,000-seat outdoor amphitheater.
Santa Fe travel agency and tour desk near the Plaza arranging local walking and driving tours, hot air balloon flights in Albuquerque, hiking, rafting, horseback rides, and hotel reservations across Santa Fe and the Greater Southwest. Reservations by phone.
Off-road Jeep tour operator offering 3, 4, and 6-hour guided adventures through the alpine forests, high desert canyons, and wilderness surrounding Santa Fe, with hotel pickup. Moonlight campfire tours, sunset tours, and stargazing experiences also available. Advance reservations required.