SFR's Annual Restaurant Guide Is Out!

...and here's where to get your hands on a copy

(Enrique Limn/Anson Stevens-Bollen)

By Enrique Limón

Hey, it’s a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it. Every year, intrepid SFR staffers with hungry bellies descend upon every nook and cranny in Santa Fe’s culinary landscape to highlight the very life-force that makes our city pump: food. Many could argue that art is our town’s mainstay, but trust me when I say this, many of these local eateries are elevating their dishes to just that.

This year we were more ambitious than ever before and ended up with the biggest Restaurant Guide in Reporter history. Want to get your hands on one? Here’s where to find it:

* Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino

* Canyon Road city parking lot

* City Shoe Repair (behind Big O Tires)

*  Collected Works Bookstore

*  Eldorado Hotel & Spa

*  Eye Associates

*  Fitness Plus

*  Fort Marcy Recreation Complex

*  Garrett’s Desert Inn

*  Genoveva Chavez Community 
Center

*  Harold Runnels Building

*  Hilton Santa Fe

*  Hotel St. Francis

*  Hotel Santa Fe

*  Hyatt Place

*  Inn and Spa at Loretto

*  Inn at Santa Fe

*  Inn of the Governors

*  Inn on the Alameda

*  Kokoman Liquors

*  Mailboxes Etc.

*  Manhattan Street corner

*  Mesa Public Library

*  La Montañita Co-op

*  Montoya Building

*  NM State Library

* Old Santa Fe Inn

* Las Palomas Hotel

* La Posada de Santa Fe

* Residence Inn

* Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

* Sanbusco Center

* Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce

* Santa Fe Convention Center

* Santa Fe Plaza (east side and south side)

* Santa Fe Public School Administration Building

* Santa Fe Sage Inn

* Santa Fe Southside Library

* Santa Fe Spa

* Santa Fe University of Art and Design

* Santa Fe Visitor's Center

* SFCC (main entrance)

* Sports Medicine Center

* State Capitol Building

* State Education Building

* State Employee's Credit Union

* State History Library

* Village Store

* Vitamin Cottage

* Water Street (by parking lot)

The Santa Fe Reporter's

2016 Restaurant Guide

: Your foodie compass to what's cooking in Santa Fe. 🍴

Santa Fe Reporter

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