Katie’s Taos Guide
Restaurants
These restaurants are near the condo and most offer take out.
Pizanos
23 NM-150Great pizzas and greens
I absolutely love the bay scallops with black spaghetti - though I've never had anything I didn't like.
74 recommandé par les habitants
Medley.
100 NM-150I absolutely love the bay scallops with black spaghetti - though I've never had anything I didn't like.
I really enjoy the pork ramen. Common Fire only does takeout on their pizza and flat breads.
30 recommandé par les habitants
Common Fire
88 NM-150I really enjoy the pork ramen. Common Fire only does takeout on their pizza and flat breads.
The food here is *fabulous*! It's all farm to table and super fresh, I like to sit on the patio by the pond. They're only open until 4pm.
50 recommandé par les habitants
Farmhouse Cafe and Bakery
1405 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteThe food here is *fabulous*! It's all farm to table and super fresh, I like to sit on the patio by the pond. They're only open until 4pm.
Groceries
Whole foods & health food store with lots of pre-prepared items
17 recommandé par les habitants
Cids Food Market station
Whole foods & health food store with lots of pre-prepared items
Please note: Smith's does not accept Visa credit cards (Visa debit & other credit cards accepted). This is my go to grocery store in Taos, good selection and decent prices. Pro tip: if you don't have a Smith's card they will scan one at a manned register - there's also one on the key chain.
93 recommandé par les habitants
Smith's Food and Drug
224 Paseo Del Pueblo SurPlease note: Smith's does not accept Visa credit cards (Visa debit & other credit cards accepted). This is my go to grocery store in Taos, good selection and decent prices. Pro tip: if you don't have a Smith's card they will scan one at a manned register - there's also one on the key chain.
Albertsons Market
710 A Paseo Del Pueblo SurI go to Albertson's if I happen to be close.
Places to grab a drink
My favorite spot to grab a drink apres ski. Check out their whiskey selection.
10 recommandé par les habitants
The Blonde Bear Tavern
106 Sutton PlMy favorite spot to grab a drink apres ski. Check out their whiskey selection.
This is my go to liquor store - they've got higher end wines and liquor than the grocery store.
9 recommandé par les habitants
The Cellar Fine Wines Beers and Spirits
623 Paseo Del Pueblo NorteThis is my go to liquor store - they've got higher end wines and liquor than the grocery store.
Tim's Stray Dog Cantina
105 Sutton PlApres ski pub
If you're looking for ski lessons, this is the place to go! Steeps abound but plenty of terrain for beginner and intermediate skiers and boarders.
240 recommandé par les habitants
Taos Ski Valley
116 Sutton PlaceIf you're looking for ski lessons, this is the place to go! Steeps abound but plenty of terrain for beginner and intermediate skiers and boarders.
Family friendly mountain - prides themselves on being the first to open in New Mexico each year. More rustic and laid back vibe than Taos Ski Valley.
46 recommandé par les habitants
Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort
5224 NM-518Family friendly mountain - prides themselves on being the first to open in New Mexico each year. More rustic and laid back vibe than Taos Ski Valley.
Such a fun Gold Rush themed mountain - check out the Hidden Treasure Aerial Park in the summer, it looks like a ton of fun for kids of all ages (above 35 lbs).
Offers chair lift rides and mountain biking in the summer as well.
42 recommandé par les habitants
Red River Ski & Summer Area
400 Pioneer RdSuch a fun Gold Rush themed mountain - check out the Hidden Treasure Aerial Park in the summer, it looks like a ton of fun for kids of all ages (above 35 lbs).
Offers chair lift rides and mountain biking in the summer as well.
One of America's highest and most famous bridges, the route 64 crossing of the Rio Grande near Taos, New Mexico was completed in 1965. It is the second highest bridge in the US road system and breathtaking to behold.
Rio Grande Gorge Court
Rio Grande Gorge CourtOne of America's highest and most famous bridges, the route 64 crossing of the Rio Grande near Taos, New Mexico was completed in 1965. It is the second highest bridge in the US road system and breathtaking to behold.
Relax and unwind in the hot springs!
22 recommandé par les habitants
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs station
Relax and unwind in the hot springs!
Do you need ski boots? This is the place! They custom fit your boots to your specifications. They will also work on your current boots.
Bootdoctors
103 Sutton PlDo you need ski boots? This is the place! They custom fit your boots to your specifications. They will also work on your current boots.