New Mexican Flavors Food Tour of the Santa Fe Plaza
New Mexican Flavors Food Tour of the Santa Fe Plaza
Overview
Join this fun food tour, with locally raised guides who have generations of knowledge! This tour is unique because you will enjoy a hand-picked New Mexican food experience. Experience New Mexican food and discover some of the best foodie spots near the Santa Fe Plaza. On the tour, you will also learn about the history of Santa Fe, the food, culture, and historical points of interest such as the Palace of the Governors, The San Miguel Mission (The oldest church structure in the USA), and The Loretto Chapel (Home to the Miraculous Staircase). This casual tour includes a full lunch, non-alcoholic drinks, alcohol pairings (Such as wine, margaritas, or local beers), as well as dessert. **NOTE** This tour features New Mexican-inspired foods and can be spicy for some guests. We don't recommend this tour for anyone with serious food restrictions and minimal walking ability.
City: Santa Fe
Mon 21 Apr
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You can choose the date already on the booking website
Gratuity for your servers are included, though not for your guide.
All food, alcohol pairings and non alchoholic beverages are included on the tour, as well as dessert.
Additional Info
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Wheelchair accessible
There is a total minimum of 4 guests required to run the tour
Travelers must be able to be in good walking condition to cover 1.5-2 miles of total walking
What To Expect
1
Santa Fe Plaza
You will see the heart of Santa Fe, where the city began, while you gather a brief intro history.
2
The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
As we stroll to our first stop, we will see the Basilica built in 1866.
3
Palace of the Governors
During our intro talk we will be in the plaza, directly in front of the Palace of the Governors, the oldest public building in the US.
4
Loretto Chapel
We will stop and tell the story of the Miraculous Staircase build in 1888 inside the Loretto Chapel. We do not enter the Chapel but do encourage entry after our tour to spend significant time in the museum. There is a $5 entry fee to the Chapel.
5
San Miguel Chapel
The oldest church structure in the US, build in 1610, by hand with a group of friars and local indigenous people. We do not enter the San Miguel Mission but recommend that you revisit after the tour ends. There is a small entry fee into the Mission and the museum of $4.
6
New Mexico State Capitol (Roundhouse)
We will catch a glimpse of the "Roundhouse" which is the Capital building of New Mexico. You will learn a bit about the architecture and the reason the structure was build round.
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Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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Reviews (392)
caseybJ5162RZ
Mar 2025
We really enjoyed this tour! The food samples were a delicious representation of New Mexican cuisine. We also appreciated Jose’s positive energy and knowledge of New Mexican history. Would completely recommend!
Adventure749692
Mar 2025
We enjoyed the food and our guide. Peter was so knowledgeable about the food and the region. We had three stops plus dessert A great way to eat and learn.
Sherpa15021740095
Mar 2025
This tour was excellent! The people were fun, the food delicious! Our tour guide Peter was fun, charming and knowledgeable.
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