on Route 66 at the Plaza in Santa FeGreat place for breakfast, lunch or dinner–American, Greek & Mexican cuisine–diner style!
Legendary stop on Route 66 in Santa Fe since 1947, when the Razatos Family, original and current family owners, opened the restaurant.
Nice half day excursion south of Santa Fe on the Turquoise Trail [Hwy 14], past the feedstore cafe [San Marcos Cafe], through the funky town of Madrid, and on to Golden–mostly a ghost town with a brief, but colorful history of gold mining in the Ortiz Mountains.
For 3 generations, the Henderson Store has been a resource for supplies for the mining community, and a commerce outlet for nearby pueblo jewelry, pottery and rugs. Stepping into the Henderson Store [also known as Bill & Vera’s] is a step back into time with many interesting mining relics and stories.
Look around in Santa Fe, but buy high quality, reasonably priced Native American rugs, jewelry, and pottery at Henderson’s Store. You won’t be disappointed!
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When we want to stay in Santa Fe, we like to stay at the Hotel Santa Fe, located a short mile east from the old plaza. Its a quiet area, historic downtown is not far, and the atmosphere is laid back, respectful and well managed. Private parking, and a good restaurant.
Hotel Santa Fe • Santa Fe Map
Owned & managed by the Picuris Pueblo, Peñasco, New Mexico 87553
Except for the very north end, most of Navajo Lake is in New Mexico and requires a New Mexico Fishing License.