Gay Bars & Clubs in Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Inn of the Turquoise Bear
Gay-owned historic adobe B&B with lush gardens and literary roots
East Side Santa Fe · $$$

El Rey Court
Retro motor court hotel with mezcal bar and weekly Monday Queer Night
Cerrillos Road · $$$

Fenix at Vanessie
Piano bar two blocks from the Plaza with pianist Doug Montgomery
Downtown Santa Fe · $$$

Geronimo
Fine dining in a 250-year-old Canyon Road adobe
Canyon Road · $$$$

Tumbleroot Brewery and Distillery
LGBTQ+-friendly brewery with Drag Bingo, queer markets, and Pride events
Agua Fria · $$

Cake's Cafe
Coffee shop and evening lounge hosting LGBTQ+ events and live music
Downtown Santa Fe · $$

TerraCotta Wine Bistro
Cozy wine bar near the O'Keeffe Museum with a loyal queer crowd
Downtown Santa Fe · $$

Cowgirl BBQ
Railyard BBQ and bar with nightly live music and a welcoming patio
Railyard District · $$

Boxcar
Downtown sports bar and gastropub with 35+ taps, patio, live music
Downtown Santa Fe · $$

El Farolito B&B
Select Registry adobe B&B on Galisteo, steps from the Plaza
Downtown Santa Fe · $$$

Desert Dogs Brewing
Dog-friendly craft taproom right off the Plaza with tacos and karaoke
Downtown Santa Fe · $$

Ten Thousand Waves
Japanese mountain spa resort with outdoor hot tubs and soaking pools
Hyde Park Road · $$$$

Jean Cocteau Cinema
George R.R. Martin's indie cinema with LGBTQ+ events and drag revues
Railyard District · $$

La Reina
Mezcal bar at El Rey Court with Monday Queer Night fundraisers
Cerrillos Road · $$

Evangelo's
Cash-only Santa Fe cocktail lounge since 1971 with nightly live music
Downtown Santa Fe · $

Inn of the Five Graces
Lavish mosaic-tiled suites in historic Barrio de Analco
Barrio de Analco · $$$$

As Above, So Below
Craft distillery and lounge near the Railyard with LGBTQ+ events
Railyard District · $$

The Matador
Cash-only basement dive steps from the Plaza — Santa Fe's queer anchor
Downtown Santa Fe · $

315 Restaurant and Wine Bar
Chef-owned French bistro on Old Santa Fe Trail, open over 30 years
Downtown Santa Fe · $$$

Hotel St. Francis
Historic 1920s Mission Revival hotel steps from the Plaza
Downtown Santa Fe · $$$

Rufina Taproom
Second Street Brewery's dog-friendly taproom near Meow Wolf
South Side Santa Fe · $$

Cafe Pasqual's
Beloved folk-art-decorated New Mexican breakfast spot near the Plaza
Downtown Santa Fe · $$

Market Steer Steakhouse
Women-owned steakhouse off the Plaza with bold cuts and a warm welcome
Downtown Santa Fe · $$$

The Mystic
Live music venue on Cerrillos Road with monthly LGBTQ+ Queer Night
Cerrillos Road · $$
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