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Tomasita's of Santa Fe
Between 1870 and 1880 when the Wild West was being tamed railroads became the great connectors. The Denver and Rio Grande, between Denver and the Territory of New Mexico, was formed and fondly referred to as the "Chile Line". In 1941, the Chile Line left the Guadalupe Station for the last time.

Today, the redbrick station house, constructed in 1904 houses Tomasita's Restaurant. The recipes have been handed down for generations and still stand as witness to the melding of cultures that once depended on the corn, chile, beans and fruit of the area. Residents and frequent visitors have come to love the spice of Tomasita's cuisine and depend on our menu items to provide them with their chile "fix".