Santa Fe Railyard Farmers Market Food Tour

Overview

Embark on this unique 3 and a half hour walking food tour of Santa Fe's Railyard Arts & Culture District. You'll get a chance to learn about the arrival of the railroad in Santa Fe in the 1800s and the rapid change this brought to the surrounding area. The Railyard Arts District is Santa Fe's most vibrant, up-and-coming neighborhoods that's home to some of the best restaurants and food/beverage artisans in the city. Stop at four uniquely Santa Fe venues on this tour to eat, drink and regale in the rich culture of Santa Fe.

This tour is designed with adventurous eaters in mind. Some food in New Mexico can be spicy, and while we can accommodate food allergies we are not always unable to provide "non-spicy" alternatives.

City: Santa Fe

Wed 26 Feb

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Starting at $189.00

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Wed 26 Feb

Starting at $189.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Locally inspired food and beverage tastings.

Guided tour of the Santa Fe Farmer's Market (Tuesdays only)

Fun, passionate and knowledgeable local guide

One spirits lesson & tasting (Wednesday tour only)

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
This is a walking tour. Moderate amount of walking required -- tour is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) long, but spread out between the four stops. You MUST be in good walking condition to enjoy this tour. No refunds will be give to those who are unable to complete the tour route
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Locations visited are subject to change
Minimum drinking age is 21 years
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
Please specify if non-alcoholic drink substitutes are requested at the time of booking
A maximum of 12 people per booking

What To Expect

SITE Santa Fe

Orientation to the museum, its history and its role in the Railyard District

Santa Fe Farmer's Market

Guided walking tour of the Farmer's Market

Railyard Arts District

Guided walking tour

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (62)

Chris R

May 2018

Four fabulous stops, that included posole, spring dish of morels and other vegetables paired with a Spanish white wine, green Chile beef stew and piñon chocolate cake....just to mention some! This was the first tour for Jay and he did an amazing job and with that mustache, he couldn’t go wrong. I would recommend this tour for anyone, which includes some history of the area and the talks from the owner/chefs were amazing also. You can’t get this access and intimacy anywhere else!

Response from Host

Jun 2018

Hi Chris, I'm so happy to hear you found each of the stops to be fabulous - I was getting hungry just reading your descriptions of the dishes you were served on the tour! Morel mushrooms are a real treat and something highly seasonal, so you're lucky that Chef Mark at State Capital Kitchen had some for the tour that day! I very much agree with you that you can't get the access to the restaurants unless you take a tour. We're very lucky to have many of the top restaurants in Santa Fe open their doors and welcome our groups for private 1x1s with the chefs (before they open to the public!). Finally, I'm also glad to hear Jay did an amazing job. He is one of our newer guides and a very welcome addition to the team. Thanks for taking the time to write a review! Cheers, Joe

Ryan T

May 2018

This was above and beyond the experience I expected and undoubtedly one of the highlights of my trip to Santa Fe. Well-balanced and perfectly executed, the opportunity to explore by foot and mouth the historical and culinary backdrop of this New Mexican town elicited both awe and inspiration. Highly recommended~

Response from Host

Jun 2018

Hi Ryan, It was my pleasure to have you on my Off the Beaten Path tour of Santa Fe's Railyard Arts District. We had such a fun group that day, and I loved all of your questions about what it's really like to live here and call Santa Fe a home. I hope you travelled safely back to Colorado. Next time you're back bring your wife and newborn! Cheers, Joe

Elissa N

Mar 2018

This tour put together an interesting combination of railyard history, behind--the-scenes stories, and a range of unexpected dishes. We were glad to meet the warm and friendly owner of La Choza, a third generation Mexican restauranteur, and taste both a traditional New Mexican posole side-by-side with a Mexican version, both delicious. The Atapina liqueur at Santa Fe Spirits was unusual and smooth. The savory Bolognese sauce made by humble and talented Chef Mark at State Capital Kitchen, paired with an expertly chosen Napa Valley red blend was out of this world, and his lesson about pasta making added to the experience. The Chipotle sauce served with mussels at Sonder was smoky and satisfying. Our tour guide Jackie made us all feel like old friends, and provided background and humor as she guided us expertly through a memorable tasting adventure! We recommend this tour for a great introduction to the foods of Santa Fe.

Response from Host

Mar 2018

Hi Elissa, Thanks for the thoughtful review! I couldn't agree more with your description, and I'm glad you found the tour to an interesting combination of history, behind the scenes stories and unexpected dishes as that's exactly what we want people to take away from the "Off the Beaten Path" Railyard Tour! Finally, I'm glad to hear your group felt like old friends on your three and a half hours together. Food and drink certainly brings people together, and it was our pleasure to have you be a part of the Wander NM experience during your tasting adventure. Safe travels and I hope to see you back again on another one of our tours! Cheers, Joe