All Places in Taos

The Valley is a contemporary art gallery in Taos, New Mexico presenting exhibitions from early career artists both local and national, with a focus on esotericism, craft practices, and connection to place.

Extensive menu including American, Latin, and Mexican style creations, steak, chicken, and vegetarian. Specializing in succulent and fresh Mexican dishes. Two locations. Takeout available.

The oldest T-Shirt shop in Taos. Thousands of great shirts.

A historic hacienda, sequestered behind high adobe walls and situated in a quiet park setting with towering trees, commanding mountain views and expansive gardens just minutes from the Taos Plaza.

Ladies, grab your moms, and head over to the Spotted Bear to do some shopping while getting in some quality mother/daughter time.

Patience Heyl offers instruction in Oil, Watercolor, and Figure study. Awarded Taos Fall Festival Best of Show for 2016 and 2017. On going workshops at The Fine Art Atelier.

Great variety of original Mexican tacos, quesadillas, chiles rellenos jalapenos, fajitas and much more. Mexican and New Mexican flavored food with the best quality in service and food.

A block from Taos Plaza and steps to the Kit Carson Home & Museum, this locally owned B&B in several adobe buildings is 2.8 miles from Taos Pueblo.

Rooms come with details that can include Spanish Colonial furniture, Native American art & crafts.

The Love Apple is a Northern New Mexican restaurant emphasizing local, organic home cooking.
We believe in working in conjunction with local growers and artisan producers to create menus which feature our regional bounty and exclusively highlight local food.

Located on the historic Taos Pueblo inside the Taos Mountain Casino (non-smoking).

Dating from 1804, the Hacienda is one of the last remaining Spanish Colonial “Great Houses” surviving. It was both a family home and a trading center for the early Taos community. Severino Martinez also served in the local government as the Alcalde (or mayor).

We invite you to join us on a hunting expedition in the "Land of Enchantment". The mountains of northern New Mexico contain vast tracts of public lands populated with Elk, Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Bighorn Sheep, Cougar and Bear.