Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau

From the cold rivers of Alaska to the grassy fields of the Great Plains, the chefs at Amaya restaurant select superb traditional Native American foods. Salmon, bison, oysters, and other natural ingredients are woven together in a style that is both ancient and contemporary. Relax inside by the fire or take in the stars on one of Santa Fe's favorite patios. The Amaya restaurant is a romantic setting for a memorable dining experience.

We are a self-serve frozen yogurt shop that keeps 8 flavors of frozen yogurt on hand at anytime with over 60 toppings to choose from. We sell by the ounce so it's up to you how much or how little you want each time. Other items on the menu include pretzels, churros, fruit-tea smoothies, ice blended coffees, espresso drinks and a list of coca-cola products along with natural sodas. Come and see us! We also have games for the kids/parents to play. It's all about the experience for our customers!

Hello! All of our coffee is fair trade and we are 100% organic down to the sugar and milk. Stop by for an expertly pulled double or a hand poured cup of coffee. Coffee snobs and connoisseurs are welcome! We also have a selection of delicious teas and our specialty drinks will have your taste buds singing! We are open M-F from 7-2, and Sat 8-2. Hope to see you soon, Purple People Coffee Co.

San Marcos is a quaint cafe with a homey and inviting environment with a Feed store attached. Open Mon-Sun, 8am till 2pm, specials daily, and a wonderful consistent southwestern Breakfast and Lunch Menu (as seen in many reviews). Reservations are strongly urged Fri.-Sun. So come and have a great meal and possibly, hang out with the birds, or find just what you need next door with the guys.

Full service amenity company from gift baskets filled with snacks, gift bags, Canvas totes and/or Native American Pottery and Fetishes, Nambe, Books, Tiles, Clothing, Pendleton Blankets,Canvas Totes, Spanish Tin Frames and Business Card holders, Cookbooks, Journals, Notecards, Survival kits and we are open to your suggestions and ideas also. Serving Santa Fe and the hospitality business since 1992.

The Santa Fe Culinary Academy is one of the Capitol's newest and most ambitious professional endeavors. Located in the heart of the historic district, on the top floor of the Plaza Mercado building the SFCA will offer community cooking classes, a 50 week professional program, dining experiences and a one-of-a-kind event space to Santa Fe locals and out of town guests alike. Our culinary classes are designed with three distinct markets in mind; amateur/home cooks, professionals seeking further education and individuals with professional aspirations.

Farmers' Markets in the Santa Fe RailyardSaturdays 8am-1pm, year-round and Tuesdays 8am-1pm, May-November Visit the Santa Fe Farmers' Market for a celebration of Northern New Mexico's unique culture and history. In addition to great produce, baked goods, jams, and other locally grown foods, the market features crafts, herbal products, soaps, and other great gifts made from local agricultural products. The Market also features live music, kids activities, and special events throughout the year. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee, pastry, and breakfast burrito at our concession stand as you experience this 40 year old local institution.

Also, the Railyard Artisans Market in the Santa Fe Farmers' Market Pavilion, Every Sunday, 10am-4pm.

Celebrate the rich culinary history of the "City Different" at the Santa Fe School of Cooking, the authority on Southwestern cuisine. The School offers a variety of authentic classes and events, including demonstration and hands-on cooking classes, restaurant walking tours, family and outdoor cooking adventures to name only a few. The School has been featured in "1000 Places To See Before You Die", listed in OK!'s Magazine (Dec. 17. 2007) as 1 of the 3 must-do's in Santa Fe, and frequently listed by Trip Advisor as one of the Top Things To Do while visiting Santa Fe.

The School and adjacent market are now located at our new location on the corner of Guadalupe and Johnson Street!
Don't miss all of the FUN. Visit our website at www.santafeschoolofcooking.com for more information, southwestern ingredients and products, gift baskets, and a list of our activities.

Seventh Generation Institute is a nonprofit conservation organization based in Santa Fe. Cuppa Joe for New Mexico is "dam" good coffee labeled with beaver, the Rio Grande cutthroat trout, and iconic landscapes of New Mexico. The proceeds from Cuppa Joe coffee sales support conserving and restoring the natural heritage of New Mexico. Have a Cuppa Joe and help conserve New Mexico!

Uniquely designed for local hospitality for Bienvenidos gift giving, Simply Classic has been creating baskets for over 20 years. Featuring local specialties from Santa Fe's best bakers, chocolatiers, wine makers and artisans. The best selection available in fresh flowers to accompany our one of a kind gourmet gift baskets to delight all guests visiting our City Different. Local delivery 24 hour notice and nationwide shipping. Other gift specialties include screenable chocolates,our signature dark chocolate Bienvenidos chile pepper is a favorite for special events. Other
gifts include our Get Green Gift Bags filled with organic foods and green teas, Fresh Fruits, Nuts and Cheeses.....

Sweetwater Harvest Kitchen serves fresh, responsibly sourced meals, highlighting seasonal ingredients, world foods and freshly milled flour. The kitchen offers counter service for breakfast and lunch; full-service, small-plates dinners; organic fresh smoothies; and a selection of craft brews and wines on tap. Sweetwater's wine-on-tap program is the first in New Mexico and underscores a holistic commitment to sustainability.