4 Best Restaurants in Railyard District, Santa Fe

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We've compiled the best of the best in Railyard District - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Paloma

$$ | Railyard District Fodor's Choice
A fun go-to for happy hour or an intimate dinner, this bright and bustling modern take on a Mexican cantina offers an impressive mezcal-focused cocktail program, plenty of shareable small plates, and seasonal entrées such as squash blossom enmoladas and a perfectly roasted half chicken with grilled chard, charro beans, and a classic mole poblano sauce. Street tacos—crispy Baja-style sea bass, cauliflower with marcona almonds, or lamb barbacoa with smoky adobo sauce—are another specialty, as is the remolacha salad of hibiscus beets, citrus, seasonal fruits, and frisee. You'll also find well-prepared versions of Mexican and Tex-Mex classics, from nachos to tortilla soup to fajitas. Cocktails here are equally impressive and the bar offers an extensive selection of mezcals, tequilas, and sotols.
401 S. Guadalupe St., Santa Fe, NM, 87501, USA
505-467–8624
Known For
  • Street-food-style tacos
  • Craft cocktails
  • Mexican and Tex-Mex classics
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon. No lunch

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Sage Bakehouse

$ | Railyard District Fodor's Choice
This artisanal bakery produces some of the best bread you'll ever taste along with delectable pastries, panini, tartines, quiches, soups, and salads. While many items are made to grab n' go, taking the time to enjoy a fresh-made meal in the small café is a nice break from a busy day.

Whoo's Donuts

$ | Railyard District Fodor's Choice

With a near-fanatical following for its traditional and creative doughnuts, Whoo's offers mouth-watering flavors that incorporate outside-of-the-box combinations and local flare. For those preferring savory over sweet, try the delicious handheld breakfast burritos. A selection of organic coffee and tea is also available.

851 Cerrillos Rd., Santa Fe, NM, 87505, USA
505-629–1678
Known For
  • Green chile apple fritters
  • Blue corn blueberry doughnuts with lavender icing
  • Organic coffee and tea
Restaurant Details
No dinner

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Zacatlán

$$$$ | Railyard District Fodor's Choice

Chef Eduardo Rodriguez led some of Santa Fe’s most famous kitchens for nearly 25 years before opening his own eatery, naming it after the north-central Mexican region of his birth. The culinary marriage between the southwestern United States and Mexico shows up in dishes like mole negro chilaquiles (eggs, Chihuahuan cheese, black beans, chicken, and mole sauce) for brunch and whole fried snapper with crab saffron risotto, calabacitas (sautéed zucchini), and salsa Veracruz for dinner. Sweets include flan de elote and churros, and the patio is charming for brunch in warm weather.