The Land of Enchantment is full of many old historic sites and buildings. Now, you can have the ultimate dining experience inside a mansion that dates back to the earliest settlers. While enjoying an elegant meal in an outstanding atmosphere, you’ll feel like you’re back in simpler times. Get ready for a true New Mexico experience at this historic landmark.
This is The Luna Mansion, one of New Mexico’s oldest pieces of architecture.
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This old mansion has ties all the way back to 1530 when the earliest known Spanish settlers arrived. It’s also known as the Luna-Otero family home, honoring a dynasty with much power.
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This building is now a historic landmark, and you can read all about how it came to be.
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Not only is this a historical gem, it now functions as one of the most respected restaurants in Los Lunas.
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The restaurant has two elegant dining areas. The main formal dining room, and the upstairs bar which often features live music. No matter your mood, this experience is the perfect choice.
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Whether it be brunch, dinner, or a quick bite to eat, Luna Mansion is known for putting a twist on our favorite dishes.
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Luna Mansion offers a true New Mexico experience, where you can view pieces of history from long ago, all while enjoying amazing dishes that New Mexico has loved since the beginning.
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If you’re looking to experience the history of the southwest, enjoy an unforgettable meal, all within an incredible atmosphere, you simply must dine at this historic mansion.
Eric N./Foursquare The Luna Mansion is located at 110 Main St. NE, Los Lunas, NM.
For more information, visit their website right here.
Have you visited this old Los Lunas mansion? How was your experience? Let us know in the comments!
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The Luna Mansion is located at 110 Main St. NE, Los Lunas, NM.
For more information, visit their website right here.
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