Experience bold southwestern flavors and classic comfort dishes in a cozy upscale setting, perfect for any occasion.
It’s hard to pin Sugar Nymphs down to any one style. Home cooking from around the world might be close. The menu changes constantly with fresh produce and meats, most locally grown. In-house baked goods including GF desserts.
Tacos, Taquitos, Burgers, and Fries!
Extensive menu including American, Latin, and Mexican style creations, steak, chicken, and vegetarian. Specializing in succulent and fresh Mexican dishes. Two locations. Takeout available.
Popular friendly casual inexpensive diner serving fresh New Mexican and standard American fare for 40 years. Yes, there still is a Michael. The huge menu covers breakfast lunch and dinner, but Mike’s is known for breakfast served all day.
Maria's Mexican Restaurant has reopened in a new location, offering traditional Mexican cuisine with a focus on family recipes and authentic flavors.
Located in Taos Ski Valley, Bumps Market stocks grocery items, beer, wine, liquor and tobacco products. Burrito Bar – made to order burritos for breakfast and lunch and several other to-go selections.
The Taos Mesa Brewing Tap Room downtown location is on the corner of the Paseo and Quesnel Street. This lively venue has 24 beers on tap, wood fired pizza and other delicious offerings plus a full schedule of regular live entertainment.
Classic Chinese offerings at reasonable prices. Eat in or take-out.
A food cart offering a great selection of breakfast and lunch options.
We source our coffee locally. It is organic and fair trade. We offer smoothies, frappes, teas, hot and cold drinks and various bottled drinks from our grab’n’ go fridge. We carry locally made pastries as well as vegan/gluten free cookies!
A fresh and modern approach to casual dining with a dedication to New Mexican grown foods, plus a great selection of craft beers, world wine, and premium tequila. The restaurant’s second-story patio provides spectacular views of Taos Plaza.
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