I had a wonderful time here at the Santa Fe Railyard where I took the train from Santa Fe to Albuquerque and back the next day!!! Great lovely and majestic landscape, the train was very warm and cozy and it has two levels inside. Tables inside to have a quick snack and also very convenient sockets to charge your phones etc. very highly recommended if you are in Santa or Abq! 5 out of 5 stars most definitely!!!

We used the railyard parking lot to park for a bike ride on the Santa Fe rail trail. Good safe parking lot n xt to the farmer market. Parking payment is made using your card at a pay kiosk. Inside the building is a clean public restroom.

Very cool place. We came in late May for the farmers market and artists market on a Saturday. 10/10 great experience. Tons of local folks selling and shopping. I made off with some freakin great Chile powder and some great fruit.

Cool place to visit, but hey...I like trains! Gentleman working there came up to us and spent a long time sharing his knowledge about the history of the station and about the birth of the RailRunner, their current passenger train.

Santa Fe Railyard is a nice final stop on the Railrunner. There were plenty of restaurants, cafes, and other assorted shops. The capital building and many other attractions are also a short walk.

Excellent dining locations including the Second Street Brewery and Tomasitas. Fantastic Farmers Market on Saturdays. There is also an Artist Market on the weekends. Take the NM Rail Runner Express if youre heading up to Santa Fe from Albuquerque. It lets you off right in the heart of the Railyard.

We walked through the area, stopped at REI, and that was about all there was to do on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon. Went into one shop but were turned away because they were closed (despite the open door and sign out front).There was also a movie theater and restaurants.With all the great reviews, we must have missed something. Maybe there’s more activity in the warmer months?

We were lucky to have been there during Saturday Market. Great local produce, prepared foods, and fantastic pastries. Also art and clothing booths. It is a fun, relaxing atmosphere. A must visit for train enthusiasts. The train goes back and forth from Albuquerque to Santa Fe during the Market as well as other times. There are also stores, galleries, and restaurants to enjoy.

Railyard santa fe is a great place to shop relax or just walk around!!

Pretty area; great artisans market! Most businesses didnt have a problem with our well-behaved dogs accompanying us.

Touristy, but a good layout. Wouldnt necessarily go out of my way to see it though.

Fun stop. Lots of restaurants and things to do within walking distance.

Very beautiful place ton of things to do

The Santa Fe Railyard is a small place to wait on the train for the trip back south. While small it is packed with a nice snack bar serving more options than I would think possible for that kind of space. They are also starting to build a model train. Looking forward to coming back to see the completed setup.

Nice setting, still building up. The Railyard is at the phase where it has redevloped quite a bit, and the rest of the area around it still needs to catch up. There are new, poncy condos nearby, just opened, and some decent restaurants and coffee shops around and you get the feeling that in twenty years ithe gaps will be filled in and it will be bustling and well- established. The Rail Runner goes to Albuqurque station but the Railyard is still a bit out of the way, despite how compact the central Santa Fe area is.

The spot to jump off the rail runner and enjoy food, beer, arts and culture. Farmers market is a must see!

Great little shopping place. yummy microbrewery with GREAT food and good portions for the price

Lots of great art,nice place to spend a day or an afternoon.

Great place for outdoor time in Santa Fe!

Well it was the first time going on the rail runner it was on a Sunday we got there everything was closed like places to eat we could not get back until 8 pm so made the best of it plus it was cold we get back to Albuquerque and we had no idea it was not going to take us back to where we left my car ‍ we walked from downtown to my friends house about 5-6 miles did not get home until after midnight. Long story short I will not be using the rail runner again. It was nice to see around you but definitely not worth the headache.

Really interesting place and visitors center is very helpful! A must see for kids who like trains.

Beautiful railyard with shopping, dining, and entertainment. There is a movie theatre, and a brewery. The second Street brewery is highly recommended!!

Always a great day in the community when its railyards day.

Great location, fun things to do.New businesses openingWeekends have art and crafts etc. sold by their creators under pop up tents

Excellent multi-use destination in Santa Fe, representing new school Santa Fe through rather brilliant urban repurposing! This former Santa Fe Railroad spur still serves as a transportation hub, as the final stop on the Rail Runner (Rio Metro) light rail between Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Highlights are its free concerts, Santa Fe Farmers Market, SITE Santa Fe, Currents New Media events, Jean Cocteau Cinema (independent cinema owned by George R. R. Martin), and Rail (bike) Trail. Along with various contemporary art galleries, great eating, shopping, and various more contemporary offerings (also check out Violet Crown Cinema).

Very nice area with lots of cool stuffs to check out. It would nice to have more parking. And it would be also nice to have more table/ eating area for people to. Would love to come back again tho

My family and I was the first time we were on a train. It was a good experience nice ride to Santa Fe. Love it

The valley art has amazing beautiful scenery I took a lot of amazing photos there the train there is perfect great for veiws

The rode the train from Albuquerque to Santa Fe and back. The staff were very helpful enabling us to have an stress free day. We were told where and when to catch the shuttle, where best to cross the railroad tracks to visit the nearby shops, and how many minutes early to return for the train home.

Great service and restaurants. Love the farmers market and artist market. Check out the art galleries.

Wheelchair friendly and provides a great day trip between Albuquerque and Santa Fe and places between.

Nice shopping area with galleries, restaurants, bars. The place didn’t have much of a buzz the April weekday evening we visited but it was still cute.

The selection of veg was very nice. The facilities are beautiful and clean. I got a croissant with chile and cheese. It was delicious. Only issue we had was with the restroom situation. My husband has crohns and was hit with an GI episode while walking around. He was in the restroom (a public one seater) for probably less than 10 minutes before an employee became impatient and tried to UNLOCK THE DOOR with him in it so that her friend could use that restroom instead. She was late 60s, overweight, had glasses and grey hair and was wearing a caftan. Thank god he had pulled his pants up by then and I was able to distract her by putting my hand on the doorknob and telling her to stop, but she already had her key in it and was about to push the door open!!! Didnt even give a knock. Neither did her friend actually, just saw that it was locked and huffed away to get the employee. This woman needs to check herself, because next time her entitlement and unprofessional work habits are going to land her in a courtroom for invasion of privacy or sexual assault.

I love Santa Fe winter market and farmers / artists Market every Saturday and Sunday

Only visited for 40 minutes before my quarters ran out. Hardly anyone around. Must be because parking is so expensive. Get hounded by parking lot attendees wanting 7 bucks to park by a store. So much for having accessible art.

Not really what I expected. 2nd Street brewery was good. Coffee place was good. Galleries were not.

This place is great! Food and beer and shops! Loved it!

Its too bad they shut down the steam train. I really miss it

Get there for farmers mkt. for the best locally grown produce and dance thru the night to live bands. The night is subject to Santa Fes early bed time.

Artsy and fun. Good place to spend a Saturday morning!

Beautifully renovated and filled with a variety of shops, this area is great for a stroll.

Really cool unique little Santa fe hub of activity...always something cool going on around here...watch out for cops and bums though...

I like the railyard because it is a multi-use site: farmers market, summer concerts, move theater.

Awesome place for photo opps

Beautiful station, but information center was closed.

Great tourist destination or locals hitting the farmers market. Had fun wandering from end to end. Lots of great murals/Graffiti and high-end galleries.

Enjoyed the ride an sight sense

Exciting memories from Amtrak trips and also there service is originally New Mexicans spirit

Nice area to walk around and good restaurant near by

So many interesting shops, restaurants, and events. There are free weekly concerts during the summer across a range of genres. Its also a nice place to walk along the Railrunner commuter train itself.

The farmers market was amazing, one of the biggest Ive ever been to. If you go definitely try the goat cheese there, it is so delicious.

Its got a variety of different stores n places to munch eat at Tomasitas yummmm

Nice area, but it’s lacking an actual station to wait for the train from Santa Fe to Albuquerque.

Slightly off the beaten path of the tourism of Santa Fe, there were quite a few awesome galleries within walking distance. The food and drink was delicious!

Spent the day in Santa Fe. Train ride was comfortable and awesome. Attendees were wonderful

This place was difficult to figure out where the hot spots were. Went to REI and left. It was raining so stopped had dinner then back to our room

Lots of homeless hanging out there

Cool little spot for tourists.

The gateway to Northern New Mexico.USA Art. Shopping. Culture. Recreation. Food, Music and more in the City Different

Cute dusty rail yard! the train to ABQ was super clean and provided some amazing views

The Rail Runner was so cool

Such a great experience itself. the service was very fast and the attendant helped us very clearly.

Nice to visit too cold the day I was there

Great place to hang out and visit. Great farmer market

Awesome place,plenty of things to do and see,centrally located and people around to help direct and get you where you want to go.I went exploring numerous times and live the rail yard and all the shops and restaurants located around and near there.Worth the trip as always.

Great farmers mrkt... Sat. Tue

Awesome place! Great variety, and prices!

Sky coffee had the best chai on the planet. Staff is Uber friendly and helpful. Great service

Nice little trip

You can walk around there and it is within walking distance from the state capitol.

Beautiful park and farmers market thats definitely worth a visit on a trip to Santa Fe

The railyard district features the Santa Fe Farmers Market which is a year-round Market that operates indoors and Outdoors and a custom-designed purpose-built facility. Additionally theres a public city park. The public park features walking trails historic remnants of the rail line. Trees. Public art. Also the railyard district has a wonderful art movie theater. Additionally their wonderful places to eat. Including Tomasitas restaurant and other locations of other businesses. Also the northern Terminus of the New Mexico Rail Runner Express commuter train line to Albuquerque and Belen. Additionally the area features the historic Santa Fe rail Depot. Parking is available in an underground parking structure is wells in a surface lot

Visiting there from out of state . . . Wonderful farmers market and beautiful local artists. A certain stop when in Santa Fe.

Active during the night and during the farmers market but otherwise a dead space.

Farmers market District this place had it all Art was done by Hand so much Tallent

Lots to eat around here great place to catch the Rail runner

There are shuttle buses to several places of interest. Its very convenient.

There are so many shops, its a cute place to explore for a day.

Best Saturday morning in SF

Very reliable and affordable.

Taking the train to Albuquerque... experience the ride...I recommend the Rail Runner

Totally enjoyed the farmers market.

A lovely venue that hosts many attractions. We were there this outing for the Greek Festival, which was a somewhat diminutive affair; however, they had great food and entertaining live music.

My husband and I were having a chill day while we were in Santa Fe and we decided to go to the movies in the Rail Yard. We heard that this was a pretty cool area, so we went about an hour early to walk around and check it out. Well to be honest there was not much to see and not many people there either. We went on a Thursday afternoon, and from what we could tell they have activities and things set up for weekends possibly because it looked to us like they were setting things up outside in some parts. There were a couple of art showcases, but those were not open as well. The movie theater was fantastic with a nice bar/patio/eating area inside, so we we spent our time in there before our show. If you decide to go to the Railyard I would suggest making sure something is going on there prior to your visit.

Great place to walk any time of the day or year

Great way to get around!!

Fun, food, coffee, shopping, and history all rolled into one!

Great fun for train lovers. Getting in the caboose and old cars was something new

Great farmers market

Beautiful place to gather as a community.

Railrunner staff are very friendly and helpful

Busy but clean and welcoming. Great for photos.

Good ride!

Riding the railrunner is a fantastic way to relax. Going from Albuquerque to Santa Fe is only 5 dollars one way...

Visit on Sunday afternoon not much to find

Stop for a pint at Second Street at the Railyards after you in off the train.

I love the Rail Runner.

Went during the farmers market. Very neat!

Beautifully redeveloped hub for regional transit, restaurants, galleries and retail shops, with a weekly farmers market and walking/biking paths nearby.

A lively spot on weekends, with the Farmers Market on Saturdays and the Artisan Market on Sundays -- outside in the summer or inside the Farmers Market Pavillion in the winter. Museo Culturals winter market (just across the tracks from the Farmers Market) is awesome, with the coolest finds you can imagine. And dont miss the amazing new Site Santa Fe building -- its really stunning.