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Taste of Canyon Road Food Tour
4 h
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About this activity
Meet at 2pm at the northeast corner of Paseo de Peralta and Canyon Road (in front of the famous "Canyon Road" sign). Over the course of the tour, you'll walk approximately two miles while enjoying a progressive three-course meal spread across three different restaurant stops.
PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST BE IN GOOD WALKING CONDITION as sidewalks are narrow and pavement along Canyon Road is often uneven.
Food and wine stops on this tour may include (please note each tour includes three food stops, below are examples from previous tours):
• Wine and cheese at Café des Artistes
• Chef's choice with sommelier paired wines and cocktails at El Farol
• Contemporary Persian cuisine at Milad Persian Bistro
• Decadent homemade desserts and exotic teas at The TeahouseArt galleries that we visit may include (two galleries per tour):
• NuArt Contemporary
• Bindlestick Studio
• Sage Creek GalleryHistorical and cultural sights you will see include:
• Canyon Road (of course!)
• Acequia Madre, Santa Fe's historic irrigation system still used today
• El Zaguan House (historic home dating from early 1800s; currently home to the Historic Santa Fe Foundation)
• Olive Rush Studio (former home of pioneer female artist, on the Historic Santa Fe Foundation Register of Historic Properties)
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PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST BE IN GOOD WALKING CONDITION as sidewalks are narrow and pavement along Canyon Road is often uneven.
Food and wine stops on this tour may include (please note each tour includes three food stops, below are examples from previous tours):
• Wine and cheese at Café des Artistes
• Chef's choice with sommelier paired wines and cocktails at El Farol
• Contemporary Persian cuisine at Milad Persian Bistro
• Decadent homemade desserts and exotic teas at The TeahouseArt galleries that we visit may include (two galleries per tour):
• NuArt Contemporary
• Bindlestick Studio
• Sage Creek GalleryHistorical and cultural sights you will see include:
• Canyon Road (of course!)
• Acequia Madre, Santa Fe's historic irrigation system still used today
• El Zaguan House (historic home dating from early 1800s; currently home to the Historic Santa Fe Foundation)
• Olive Rush Studio (former home of pioneer female artist, on the Historic Santa Fe Foundation Register of Historic Properties)
Included
- Fun and knowledgeable local guide
- Three course dinner with wine pairings
- Wander New Mexico's Pocket Guide to Santa Fe (a handy map of the area with recommendations)
- Dinner
- Alcoholic Beverages
Not included
- Hotel pick up and drop off
- Gratuities
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- This is a walking tour. Moderate amount of walking required -- tour is 1.5 miles (2.4 km) long, but spread out between several sit down stops
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
- It is recommended that you eat a light lunch the day of the tour; enough food is served on the tour that it should be sufficient to replace dinner.
- Must be 21 to consume alcohol
- Locations visited are subject to change
- Child policy: if you are bringing children under the age of seven they do not require tickets. The walking route for this tour can be difficult with strollers as sidewalks are narrow and often uneven. Please bear in mind there is good deal of walking and listening involved, and some younger children may lose interest. While our tours are experience based and highly engaging, the content is not specifically geared towards children. At this time we are also unable to offer "kids menu" food items
- Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
- Please advise if non-alcoholic drinks are requested at the time of booking
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers
Features
Tourism
80%
Food
60%
Original
60%
Cultural
45%
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Spent a very pleasant Sunday afternoon learning about the Canyon Road area and the arts community in Santa Fe, as well as some of the history of the area. Had 2 in-depth gallery visits and 3 separate food stops with wine served at each one. Lasted about 4 hours. In a city that tends to be on the expensive side, I thought this was an excellent value and very worthwhile.