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Santa Fe Farmers Market Railyard Lunch & Tour Experience - Santa Fe

Santa Fe Farmers Market Railyard Lunch & Tour Experience

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels due to light walking and easy pace.

Overview

Experience Santa Fe’s vibrant farmers market with a local guide, tasting fresh, farm-to-table flavors while exploring the historic Railyard District. Join this private tour for an authentic culinary adventure.

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Santa Fe Farmers Market Railyard Lunch & Tour

$125 per Person l 3 Hours l All Ages

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About This Adventure

Santa Fe Farmers Market Railyard Lunch and Tour


Rates

Person (All Ages): $125

Duration

3 Hours

About

Join your local guides on a tour of one of the most notable farmers markets in the country, along with visits to local restaurants, pubs and specialty shops in the Railyard Arts District of Historic Santa Fe.

Our Railyard Arts District & Farmers Market Tour features 3-4 Santa Fe Railyard gems during your 3-hour walking tour. The tour will start of strolling the Santa Fe Farmers Market, chatting about products, exploring the market and disscussing the history before moving on to lunch at a Railyard staple, Tomasitas New Mexican Restaurant! At Tomasitas we will be eating a full New Mexican combo plate and margarita, as well as chips and salsa! Next we will discover some local tap rooms or breweries, disscussing the local brew history and walking and exploring a bit more before heading off to dessert! Your tour will highlight the history and culture that surrounds our Santa Fe Railyard Arts District. Be prepared to have fun and learn about this charming district in Santa Fe!

**NOTE: You must be in good walking condition as we do cover up to 1.5 miles of total walking. All food and drinks are curated and pre-selected. Please make any food allergies or restrictions known upon booking.

Some of the 3-4 local stops we may visit:

  • Santa Fe Farmers Market: Visit 2 of our favorite farmers, writers, and foodies. (Tues & Sat only)
  • Tomasitas: Combo plate w/ red & green chile and a Mini Margarita
  • Nuckolls Brewery: Local Craft Beers or wine
  • Santa Fe Brewing Co: Local Craft Beers or wine
  • Sage Bakehouse: Sweet Treats
  • La Lecheria: Sweet Icecream Treat
  • Kakawa Chocolate House: Sampling of Top Chocolate Elixirs & choice of elixir or ice cream.

Historical Points of interest we may visit:

  • Santa Fe Railyard Arts District
  • The Santa Fe Farmers Market (Tue & Sat only)
  • The Santa Fe Railyard Depot
  • Site Santa Fe
  • The New Mexico State Capitol

Parking Suggestions: We recommend parking in a parking lot or garage with more than a 2 hour maximum. The closes being at 503 Camino de la Familia, Santa Fe, NM 87501 which is next to REI.

Adventure Tips

Bring a reusable bag

Carry a sturdy reusable bag for any fresh produce or artisan goods you might want to purchase during the market tour.

Wear comfortable shoes

You’ll be walking on paved surfaces but for over an hour, so comfortable footwear is recommended.

Stay hydrated

Santa Fe’s high desert climate can be dry, so bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the tour.

Check weather before your visit

Market is outdoors; bring sun protection or light layers depending on the season.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Urban hummingbirds around flowering plants near the market
  • Songbirds common in the nearby Railyard Park

History

The Santa Fe Railyard area was once a significant transportation hub, now transformed into a community-focused space celebrating local culture and cuisine.

Conservation

The market promotes sustainable farming practices and supports local farmers committed to environmentally conscious agriculture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Reusable shopping bag

Essential

Perfect for carrying fresh purchases without waste.

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

You’ll spend a couple of hours exploring the market on foot.

Water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated, especially in warmer months.

summer specific

Sun hat or sunscreen

Protect yourself from strong sun rays during outdoor exploration.

summer specific