Guidebook for Farmington
Food Scene
Great representation of Mexican food.
Free bottomless chips and salsa, and a sopapilla with every entre. Reasonably priced for portions.
9 recommandé par les habitants
Si Señor Restaurant
4015 E 30th StGreat representation of Mexican food.
Free bottomless chips and salsa, and a sopapilla with every entre. Reasonably priced for portions.
Large dishes with a southwestern flare. Great local NM wine and bar. Busy on weekends, reservations suggested for larger parties. Live, nonintrusive music usually on Friday & Saturday nights.
D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro
5150 E Main StLarge dishes with a southwestern flare. Great local NM wine and bar. Busy on weekends, reservations suggested for larger parties. Live, nonintrusive music usually on Friday & Saturday nights.
Variety of dishes, locally brewed beer, unique atmosphere. Three Rivers owns much of the block so next door is a Brewstillery where they're distilling their own hard liquor, next to that is a pizzeria that is casual and family oriented, and next to that is a bar that's open late nights. Great place to see downtown Farmington.
22 recommandé par les habitants
Three Rivers Eatery & Brewhouse
101 E Main StVariety of dishes, locally brewed beer, unique atmosphere. Three Rivers owns much of the block so next door is a Brewstillery where they're distilling their own hard liquor, next to that is a pizzeria that is casual and family oriented, and next to that is a bar that's open late nights. Great place to see downtown Farmington.
Our local choice for sushi & hibachi grill. Best fresh fish in the area, nice atmosphere and reasonably priced. Often busy on weekends but will gladly do take-out.
Tomo Steakhouse
3500 E Main StOur local choice for sushi & hibachi grill. Best fresh fish in the area, nice atmosphere and reasonably priced. Often busy on weekends but will gladly do take-out.
Locally made donuts. The Spudnuts are made with potato flour. They have coffee, breakfast and lunch items. Easy on the wallet.
7 recommandé par les habitants
Johnny O's Spudnuts
509 E 20th StLocally made donuts. The Spudnuts are made with potato flour. They have coffee, breakfast and lunch items. Easy on the wallet.
Parks & Nature
Chaco is one of the largest sites of the Pueblo people. Camping is available for reservation in the park. Highly recommended .
26 recommandé par les habitants
Chaco Culture National Historical Park
Chaco is one of the largest sites of the Pueblo people. Camping is available for reservation in the park. Highly recommended .
Large, unmapped, unique landscape of hoodoos and desert. Large pieces of limestone being held up by eroding limestone bases. Entrances are poorly marked, and oil & gas roads intersect this area. Take plenty of water and snacks.
18 recommandé par les habitants
Bisti Badlands
Large, unmapped, unique landscape of hoodoos and desert. Large pieces of limestone being held up by eroding limestone bases. Entrances are poorly marked, and oil & gas roads intersect this area. Take plenty of water and snacks.
Arts & Culture
This building is situated right along the Animas river and often has nice showcases of local culture.
12 recommandé par les habitants
Farmington Museum
3041 E Main StThis building is situated right along the Animas river and often has nice showcases of local culture.
Essentials
Just down the road from our house. Best prices in town, gas available out front.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Smith's Food and Drug
600 E 20th StJust down the road from our house. Best prices in town, gas available out front.
Sightseeing
Iconic scene of the western desert found in John Wayne movies. 3 hours from our house, this is often overlooked in the area. There is reservation camping and a hotel at the entrance of Monument Valley. Highly recommended to take the dirt road drive around the monoliths. Native American artisans selling their wares in the park, horseback rides available.
38 recommandé par les habitants
Oljato-Monument Valley
Iconic scene of the western desert found in John Wayne movies. 3 hours from our house, this is often overlooked in the area. There is reservation camping and a hotel at the entrance of Monument Valley. Highly recommended to take the dirt road drive around the monoliths. Native American artisans selling their wares in the park, horseback rides available.