Named after a major tributary of the Rio Grande, which flows through some of the state's best cattle country, the Rio Chama Steakhouse serves melt-in-your-mouth aged beef in a classy, romantic setting. The menu offers plenty of steakhouse fare that includes rib-eye and prime rib, as well as specialty dishes such as Rocky Mountain Lamb Chops, Black Skillet Trout and stuffed shrimp. Two full bars serve clients, and a lounge offers live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights.
Santa Fe Brewing Company is a one-stop destination for those interested in the making and tasting of beer. The brewery uses custom-made vessels and open fermentors to brew the beer. From humble beginnings, the Santa Fe brewery has expanded into a major beer-churning plant. Guided tours are available on Saturdays and those above the age of 21 can sample the ale in the tasting rooms. The non-smoking Pub & Grill next door offers traditional pub fare and varieties of freshly chilled beer. The Santa Fe Brewing Company is quite popular and the brewpub is frequently rented out to host weddings, birthday parties and business meetings. In addition, they often showcase live music, beer and wine festivals regularly.
