Fine Oriental cuisine, specializing in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai. Open daily.
On the run, time a concern, around downtown, need a snack? Stop by and see The Hot Dog Lady. You can find her along the John Dunn walkway, off Bent Street or in the Plaza. Come on by for a remarkable Hot Dog. We all know everything is more fun with a Hot Dog!
If you consider roadside stands to have the best food in town, then Mary Jane’s home-cooked specialties will be a hit with you. A great favorite of locals looking for a grab-and-go meal.
The Outback’s hand-rolled specialty pizzas and pizza by the slice, homemade soups, hefty calzones, assorted fresh salads, kid’s menu, and wine/beer make this a must-stop when in Taos. Take-out available.
At Whataburger, community isn’t just where we do business — it’s at the heart of everything we do. Our culture is built on taking pride in our work, caring for each other, and loving to serve our customers.
Open 7 nights a week 5PM-9PM A truly Southwestern restaurant in the heart of Taos, Doc Martin's celebrates all that is New Mexico. Authentic dishes are handcrafted using local ingredients.
A different kind of deli with a fresh and tasty style! Think unique salads, soups, grab-and-go sandwiches or wraps, yummy muffins, and delectable desserts—all freshly prepared. Serving breakfast, lunch, and light dinner fare.
We are committed to serving the very best ground beef possible. We don’t hide behind toppings to make great burgers. We start with fresh beef, ground daily, no hormones or antibiotics, from Creekstone Farms.
Sushi, Thai, and Asian cuisine.
Located on the historic Taos Pueblo inside the Taos Mountain Casino (non-smoking).
Organic bread & fun pastries right next to the Apothecary Coffee Shop!
Open Thur-Sun: 8 AM - 3PM (or sold out)
A boutique “tasting room” set in a renovated, historic building with a colorful past and exploding with charm, the atmosphere, and interior design make it fun to delight in the luxury of a carefully crafted cocktail.
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