Nora’s Taos guidebook
Restaurants
Whether you are looking for a quick bite or a relaxing meal with drinks, check out some of my suggestions below.
This laid back New Mexican restaurant is super family friendly and good for groups. Their tacos are amazing, and if you're feeling adventurous try their Mojarra Frita (an entire wild tilapia fried to perfection) or their Cameron a la Diabla (spicy marinated shrimp).
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Guadalajara Grill
822 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteThis laid back New Mexican restaurant is super family friendly and good for groups. Their tacos are amazing, and if you're feeling adventurous try their Mojarra Frita (an entire wild tilapia fried to perfection) or their Cameron a la Diabla (spicy marinated shrimp).
Elevation Coffee
1110 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteThis coffeehouse even has gelato!
Great spot for breakfast or a little something sweet.
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Farmhouse Cafe and Bakery
1405 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteGreat spot for breakfast or a little something sweet.
This is a must do breakfast spot. Super friendly staff and great for the kids too.
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Taos Diner
908 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteThis is a must do breakfast spot. Super friendly staff and great for the kids too.
Even if you aren't a big drinker, this is a really cool place to hang out at. It has a cool layout and both indoor and outdoor performance spaces.
Check out their website to see events there.
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Taos Mesa Brewing
20 ABC Mesa RdEven if you aren't a big drinker, this is a really cool place to hang out at. It has a cool layout and both indoor and outdoor performance spaces.
Check out their website to see events there.
Modern spins on nostalgic classics, craft cocktails and innovative desserts.
They have a dining room, laid-back bar and two outdoor patios for uninterrupted mountain views, shared snacks, small plates, hearty mains, wine, craft spirits and local beers.
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Medley.
100 NM-150Modern spins on nostalgic classics, craft cocktails and innovative desserts.
They have a dining room, laid-back bar and two outdoor patios for uninterrupted mountain views, shared snacks, small plates, hearty mains, wine, craft spirits and local beers.
Common Fire
88 NM-150Eclectic menu and great local beer selection.
American and global cuisine, a fully-stocked bar and wine cellar, with live music and a value-priced menu in the piano bar. The bar features a daily happy hour from four until six with attractively-priced drinks and a special small plates menu in additional to the normal menu.
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Sabroso
470 NM-150American and global cuisine, a fully-stocked bar and wine cellar, with live music and a value-priced menu in the piano bar. The bar features a daily happy hour from four until six with attractively-priced drinks and a special small plates menu in additional to the normal menu.
Great Mexican restaurant in Taos. Everything I've had has been delicious and the service is always friendly and speedy. While I find it weird having to pay for chips, salsa and guacamole (most places do free chips and salsa), this place has amazing guacamole, so it's worth it. But pro tip - order the nachos instead of the chips/salsa/guac. You get more bang for your buck I think.
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Orlando's
1114 Don Juan Valdez LnGreat Mexican restaurant in Taos. Everything I've had has been delicious and the service is always friendly and speedy. While I find it weird having to pay for chips, salsa and guacamole (most places do free chips and salsa), this place has amazing guacamole, so it's worth it. But pro tip - order the nachos instead of the chips/salsa/guac. You get more bang for your buck I think.
Fun place for drinks (music at night). There's public parking behind; the small street to get back there is easy to miss and is just to the right of the Taos Inn as you're facing it.
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The Historic Taos Inn
125 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteFun place for drinks (music at night). There's public parking behind; the small street to get back there is easy to miss and is just to the right of the Taos Inn as you're facing it.
Adventures
Activities abound in Taos
This is arguably one of NM's best ski resorts. And luckily you are staying right down the road. Go check it out, even if you don't ski.
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Taos Ski Valley
116 Sutton PlaceThis is arguably one of NM's best ski resorts. And luckily you are staying right down the road. Go check it out, even if you don't ski.
This is definitely worth a visit once on your trip. It's like our very own Grand Canyon. But just hold to the railing as you look down to the river below. Incredible view.
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Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
This is definitely worth a visit once on your trip. It's like our very own Grand Canyon. But just hold to the railing as you look down to the river below. Incredible view.
Taos Pueblo is an ancient pueblo home to the Taos Native American tribe of Puebloan people. It truly is an incredible sight to see with it's amazing architecture and ancient history. It's considered one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the US.
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Taos Pueblo
Taos Pueblo is an ancient pueblo home to the Taos Native American tribe of Puebloan people. It truly is an incredible sight to see with it's amazing architecture and ancient history. It's considered one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the US.
Trails are decent. Climb is challenging. Views are breathtaking. A must for anyone hiking/backpacking in Taos area. Probably not for beginners.
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Wheeler Peak
Trails are decent. Climb is challenging. Views are breathtaking. A must for anyone hiking/backpacking in Taos area. Probably not for beginners.
Take a stroll down the tiny adobe lanes and buy some artwork from the many sculptors, artisans, weavers, jewelers, photographers, and other artists of Taos Village. Did someone say turquoise?!
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Downtown Taos Historic District
North PlazaTake a stroll down the tiny adobe lanes and buy some artwork from the many sculptors, artisans, weavers, jewelers, photographers, and other artists of Taos Village. Did someone say turquoise?!
If you saw the gorge from above, then this is the perfect place to visit it and the Rio Grande from below. It is an awesome roadside stop for fishing, enjoying nature, and even a little river dip (go find the natural hot springs nearby, but be careful climbing over the rocks). The road is dirt, but you don't need a 4x4 unless there has been some heavy rain or snow melt.
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John Dunn Bridge
County Road B-007If you saw the gorge from above, then this is the perfect place to visit it and the Rio Grande from below. It is an awesome roadside stop for fishing, enjoying nature, and even a little river dip (go find the natural hot springs nearby, but be careful climbing over the rocks). The road is dirt, but you don't need a 4x4 unless there has been some heavy rain or snow melt.
Essentials
Smith's Food and Drug
224 Paseo Del Pueblo SurFor all of your food essentials.
Walmart
926 Paseo Del Pueblo SurFor all of your misc essentials.
United States Postal Service
318 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteAce Hardware
223 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur