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== Restaurants ==
== Restaurants ==
I've eaten at:
* [[El Parasol]]
* [[Cafe Castro]]
* [[La Choza]] ([[The Shed]]'s sister restaurant)
* [[Cafe Pasquals]]
Other possible places to eat:


* [[The Shed]]
* [[The Shed]]
* [[Atrisco Cafe]]
* [[Atrisco Cafe]]
* [[Cafe Pasquals]]
* [[Coyote Cafe]]
* [[Coyote Cafe]]
* [[Piccolo Cafe]]
* [[Piccolo Cafe]]
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* [[Maria's New Mexican Kitchen]]
* [[Maria's New Mexican Kitchen]]
* [[El Merendero]]
* [[El Merendero]]
* [[Cafe Castro]]
* [[Miklo's Coffee House]]
* [[Miklo's Coffee House]]



Revision as of 21:52, 28 May 2011

This is the page for Santa Fe, which is in New Mexico about an hour north of Albuquerque.

Restaurants

I've eaten at:

Other possible places to eat:

To Do

Movie sets:

Lodging

The Inn of the Governors is right downtown. A lot of local people have their relatives/guests stay there. It's pretty affordable and very accommodating. You'd be able to walk to dinner, etc. Stayed here and at Santa Fe Suites on my Santa Fe (May 2011) trip.

Ten Thousand Waves is awesome. It is about a 10 minute drive from town. You would probably need a car if you stay at the Waves. Especially, if you wanted to see the area at all.

Transportation

You have three choices for transportation from the Sunport :) 1. rent a car -- pretty inexpensive, most convenient and a time-saver. 2. take the Sandia Shuttle -- somewhat convenient and probably for two the same as a car rental. 3. Ride the Rail Runner -- It's no BART -- so not sure that the times/connecting shuttles would work. It's the cheapest, most enviro friendly and, if you stay at the Inn of the Governors, you wouldn't need a car.