"We wandered around. We drove in from Texas, wish I could have taken home all the beautiful produce. Had a goat bratwurst and it was delicious."

"Super beautiful. Not the best shops for tourists, though. More of a younger, college crowd. REI is cool. Furniture store and a New Mexico themed clothing shop. Coffee shops, a few places to grab a beer and a bite to eat. Good for Dogs! If you have a well behaved dog on a leash, they welcome them and have water bowls here and there for them. I ate at the Knockolls Brewery, and it was nice to have to dog with us up on the huge wooden deck as we ate and had a beer. Clean and kept well. PARKING IS NOT FREE!! Idk how much cuz we couldn't read the pay machine to pay. .. so we chanced it. I wouldn't recommend that, but ya. Went on a Friday afternoon and there were very few people. Handicap accessible. But difficult."

"The Santa Fe Railyard, a dynamic and captivating hub where the sturdy remnants of historic railway structures stand in harmonious contrast to sleek, contemporary architecture, serves as a poignant testament to the city's rich and storied history, as well as its vibrant and ever-evolving culture. The Railyard, in my perspective, transcends its role as a mere physical location; it is the veritable heart and soul of Santa Fe, a place where the echoes of the past resonate seamlessly with the pulse of the present. The Railyard's allure is undeniable, especially on market days when it transforms into a bustling epicenter of activity. Local farmers, artisans, and musicians converge, creating a sensory feast of sights, sounds, and aromas. The air is filled with the lively chatter of vendors and shoppers (both local and tourist sightseer), the strumming of guitars, and the enticing smells of freshly baked goods and blooming flowers. Beyond the market, the Railyard boasts an eclectic mix of attractions that cater to diverse interests. Art enthusiasts can explore the numerous galleries showcasing works by local and regional artists, while history buffs can delve into the area's past at the fascinating New Mexico History Museum or Plaza just minutes away. Foodies will delight in the array of culinary offerings, from casual cafes to upscale restaurants, each serving up a unique blend of flavors. Whether you're seeking a cultural immersion, a culinary adventure, or simply a leisurely stroll amidst a vibrant atmosphere, the Santa Fe Railyard is a must-visit destination. It's a place where the spirit of Santa Fe truly comes alive, inviting visitors to experience the city's magic firsthand."

"Many places to visit Had a awesome day. Good food."

"Farmers markets and local artists along work music, good, beer, shopping and seasonal events."