Guidebook for Los Lunas
Food Scene
Great New Mexican food! Red chili enchiladas on blue corn tortilla is my favorite.
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Teofilos Restaurante
144 Vallejos LnGreat New Mexican food! Red chili enchiladas on blue corn tortilla is my favorite.
Oh so very close and they have wonderful pastries, both sweet and savory, and coffee. They also offer some lunch items.
Europa Coffee. Tea. Bakery
2105 NM-314Oh so very close and they have wonderful pastries, both sweet and savory, and coffee. They also offer some lunch items.
Great food and especially good fish. (We do live in the desert so having a restaurant that serves wonderful fish and seafood is a big plus in my book.)
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Mariscos Altamar
1517 Coors Blvd NWGreat food and especially good fish. (We do live in the desert so having a restaurant that serves wonderful fish and seafood is a big plus in my book.)
Blended Cafe
244 Main St SWGreat coffee, smoothies, and Belgian Waffles
Luna Mansion Restaurant
110 Main St SWIt's haunted.
Arts & Culture
Learn about the Harvey House, the Harvey Girls and railroading in NM.
This Harvey House is said to be haunted and has more details than most: uniforms, menus, place settings and other memorabilia.
This museum gives one a nice taste of what it was like to travel in the late 19th and early 20th century. This particular stop was a "reading room" for railroad employees and a stop for travelers to get a quick bite. "Harvey Girls" served the train passengers working six days a week and lived on site. In addition to the lunch counter, dining room, and kitchen on the first floor, which are filled with lots of artifacts and information, you can also tour the second floor where the girls slept.
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Harvey House Museum
104 N 1st StLearn about the Harvey House, the Harvey Girls and railroading in NM.
This Harvey House is said to be haunted and has more details than most: uniforms, menus, place settings and other memorabilia.
This museum gives one a nice taste of what it was like to travel in the late 19th and early 20th century. This particular stop was a "reading room" for railroad employees and a stop for travelers to get a quick bite. "Harvey Girls" served the train passengers working six days a week and lived on site. In addition to the lunch counter, dining room, and kitchen on the first floor, which are filled with lots of artifacts and information, you can also tour the second floor where the girls slept.
Acoma Pueblo
Los Lunas Museum of Heritage & Arts
251 Vallejos LnTome Gallery
2930 NM-47Local artisans' pottery
Getting Around
Los Lunas Station
101 Courthouse RdNew Mexico Rail Runner
Drinks & Nightlife
Hub City Brewing Co.
202 De Soto AveBrewery located at the train station in Belen. Fun stop and good brew.
Sightseeing
At all of the pueblos in NM you can also find gift shops, pottery, fry bread and pueblo loaves that are baked in hornos (outdoor adobe or earthen ovens).
Feast day celebrations that are open to the public https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/about-abq/culture-heritage/native-american/feast-days/
St Augustine Catholic Church
71 Tribal Road 35At all of the pueblos in NM you can also find gift shops, pottery, fry bread and pueblo loaves that are baked in hornos (outdoor adobe or earthen ovens).
Feast day celebrations that are open to the public https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/about-abq/culture-heritage/native-american/feast-days/
Acoma Pueblo
https://www.nps.gov/sapu/learn/historyculture/quarai.htm
Each fall in September: annual free concert at Quarai opens the twenty-sixth season of de Profundis concerts. Quarai is a unique space - a 17th century Spanish mission church, abandoned in the 1670s - part of the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument. The top part of the church is open, and yet the acoustics in the stone walls are wonderful.
Bring a folding chair or blanket - even arrive early with your picnic lunch - and make sure to make time before or after the concert to tour the grounds of Quarai. And don't forget your water, head cover, and sunscreen!
September 15, 2019
3:00 pm
Quarai Mission Ruins of the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument
Mountainair, NM
FREE
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Gran Quivira Visitor Center
4030 S Ripley Avehttps://www.nps.gov/sapu/learn/historyculture/quarai.htm
Each fall in September: annual free concert at Quarai opens the twenty-sixth season of de Profundis concerts. Quarai is a unique space - a 17th century Spanish mission church, abandoned in the 1670s - part of the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument. The top part of the church is open, and yet the acoustics in the stone walls are wonderful.
Bring a folding chair or blanket - even arrive early with your picnic lunch - and make sure to make time before or after the concert to tour the grounds of Quarai. And don't forget your water, head cover, and sunscreen!
September 15, 2019
3:00 pm
Quarai Mission Ruins of the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument
Mountainair, NM
FREE
Hiking
Short hikes and a few strolls
Tome Hill Park
442-448 La Entrada RdSevilleta National Wildlife Refuge
Los Lunas Decalogue Stone
And before or after your hike stop at Bee Chama Honey.
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San Lorenzo Canyon
Grand Enchantment TrailAnd before or after your hike stop at Bee Chama Honey.
Whitfield Conservation Area is more of a stroll than a hike; but what a wonderful stroll.
Whitfield Wildlife Conservation Area
2424 NM-47Whitfield Conservation Area is more of a stroll than a hike; but what a wonderful stroll.