Santa Fe is home to the oldest houses in the U.S. And a block down the road from the oldest house on East DeVargas Street is The Inn of the Five Graces. The inn houses 24 suites in several buildings, from stone to adobe — structures that are up to 400 years old. While the exteriors of the buildings retain their history, the interiors have... full article

If you can have only one meal in Santa Fe, Café Pasqual’s is where you must go, whether for breakfast, lunch, dinner or brunch. It’s a low-key neighborhood joint, but its reputation has reached far and wide in the gastronomic community. For dinner, the waiter recommended the mole enchiladas — hands down, no competition — a staple on... full article

Coyote Café has two parts to it, the formal restaurant known as the Café Dining Room that’s only open for dinner and the more casual rooftop Cantina that’s open all day. After arriving in Santa Fe, we hopped over to Coyote Café Cantina for a late lunch, and even at close to 3 p.m. it was bustling! The Mexican white... full article

After days of exploring New Mexican cuisine, it was refreshing to have lunch at Vinaigrette, a salad bistro. The menu is divided into signature salads, like The Beet Goes On with fresh baby greens and arugula tossed with goat cheese, chopped pistachios, balsamic roasted beets and honey-balsamic vinaigrette, as well as classics like cobb, Greek and... full article

I have never been an avid fan of Georgia O’Keeffe, but after visiting the O’Keeffe Museum, I realized that I had such little knowledge of her body of work, and what few things I had learned about her in college art history were misconceptions. I didn’t know enough about her work and her progression as an artist to judge. For instance, I... full article