Adorable atmosphere, friendly staff, and delicious food. What more can you ask for??…read more We got lattes and the farmhouse breakfast, so tried a bit of everything. Crispy bacon, house made bread and jam ... would absolutely come back.

Good service and the huevos rancheros have some good flavor to it. The place has good views and a…read moregood atmosphere to it. I recommend

We had breakfast at Michael's Kitchen after it was recommended as one of the places to experience…read moreauthentic Spanish cuisine in Taos, and I'm so glad we went. Our server, Chaniece, absolutely made the experience. I told her I wanted to order some of the most authentic Spanish dishes on the menu, and she came through perfectly. She was knowledgeable, friendly, attentive, and genuinely seemed excited to help us experience the restaurant. If you have questions about the menu, ask for her recommendations--you won't be disappointed. My partner ordered Martin's Breakfast Burrito, and I had the huevos rancheros. Both were fresh, flavorful, and exactly what we were hoping for. Michael's Kitchen is only open Wednesday through Sunday from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., so plan accordingly. We arrived around 9:30 on a Sunday morning and had about a 30 minute wait. It was busy, but the wait was actually enjoyable because the restaurant has several little nooks filled with antiques and artwork by local artists. There was plenty to look at, and the time passed quickly. Taos has many wonderful mom and pop restaurants, but from what I learned during our visit, there are fewer locally owned restaurants serving traditional Spanish cuisine. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try all of them, but I'm very happy we chose Michael's Kitchen. Between the authentic food the welcoming atmosphere and Chaniece's outstanding service, it was one of the highlights of our visit to Taos.

Strong 4 stars. Hubs had the steak and eggs. I had a Denver-style omelet…read more Steak was good but a little fatty, hubs cleared everything else off the plate. Omelet was tasty and filling- slices of American cheese vs shreds was a little unexpected. A cherry on top of the cottage cheese. Literally. That's weirdness yall. But check out the bakery case. 100% the best part of the meal was the pine cone cinnamon role. I'd come back just for that.

Manzanita Market was a godsend for us while we were in Taos. My wife has several food allergies, so…read moretraditional New Mexican cuisine is very difficult if not impossible for her. We came here on the first full day in Taos after a recommendation from a local shop owner. The avocado toast with a sorrel paste was extremely tasty. The avocado was creamy, the sourdough toast was perfectly toasted and the sorrel paste gave the dish a spark that made every bite a pleasure. The huevos rancheros were outstanding. The beans were perfectly cooked and seasoned. The green and red chile sauces were both on point and better than what I got at more well-known restaurants in town. The smoothies and chai masala were very creamy and tasty. Additionally, the vegan potato and corn chowder was a delicious lite lunch item. Very pleasant service as well. We came here every day and had terrific meals each time.

Really good food, reasonable pricing, pleasant service. Be prepared for a loud (but otherwise…read morepleasant) room. Crust on the quiche was the best I've had in a while.

Super friendly staff. Service was phenomenal…read more Food was great. Ambience was good.L, we were a party of six and did not have enough room in outdoor seating. Will definitely do this again when visiting New Mexico.

Bob, Laurie, Gayle, and I all enjoyed a pleasant outdoor Brunch here last Sunday. The Bent Street…read moreGrill was recommended to us by our Santa Fe Footprints walking tour guide (Terry) and it was a solid experience. Service was friendly and the soft live acoustic guitar music in the background added nicely to the ambiance. Bob has a variety of food allergies starting with gluten and he was one happy camper as the menu offered him lots of options, with the menu notes helping to lead the way. Laurie needs to have her food plain, and there was plenty to choose from there. I was perhaps the least adventurous by ordering an old standby - The Tuna Melt. It was very tasty, although their version was more like fresh tuna salad on toast. Gayle was perhaps the most adventurous in her choice of Chicken and Waffles with Green Chile. She later mentioned that she loves all 3 flavors, but was unsure whether she liked them together. We also chose well in having our Brunch before visiting the Taos Pueblo, of which we hung out for quite awhile. There's no point in experiencing local culture while hangry.

Love the outdoor patio. Great views and nice relaxed vibe. We enjoyed a delicious breakfast. I had…read morethe Blue Corn veggie enchiladas...they were delicious. Perfectly seasoned and the blue corn tortillas were chewy and very good. The coffee was also delicious. The wait staff is very friendly and accommodating. I'll be back.

So nice we ate here twice on our visit to Taos…read more This was our favorite breakfast spot in Taos for several reasons... 1) It opened at 8:00a so we could have a nice early meal and start our day. Many other places in town opened at 9:00a. 2) Service was always prompt and efficient with warm ups of our coffee without asking. 3) The food was just right. I enjoyed the blueberry waffle special which also came with eggs (your style) and bacon or sausage. Mr. K. had the black and blue huevos rancheros (special) and the breakfast tacos. And did I mention the view? The restaurant is just outside of town on the road to the Taos ski area and has beautiful views of the nearby mountains.

Hostess was so friendly & helpful, she smiled each time she passed us…read more Stand out was the carrot cake, I Live dessert. My ruby trout dish was delish but a bit spicy for me. The steak fajites was very good and hub wolfed it down. Music in the lobby was lively at the Taos Inn.

Made reservations for 6:15 and were seated right away when we arrived, which was a great start to…read morethe evening. Our server, Holly, was super friendly and personable. She even gave us a heads up that she was also handling a 7-top table and made sure we could get our order in before theirs since it was just the two of us. Thought that was really thoughtful and great service. We started with the salsa, queso, guacamole, and a Caesar salad for appetizers and everything was delicious. A great way to kick off the meal. For the main course we both went with the steak fajitas. The steak was a little on the tough side, but overall still really good and heavily seasoned. The portion is generous too. One order could easily be split between two people. It comes with rice, beans, cheese, pico, and three tortillas. The restaurant itself is super charming. It's inside the historic Taos Inn and you can really feel the history in the space. The atmosphere alone makes the experience memorable. Would highly recommend checking out Doc Martin's if you're visiting Taos. Great service, great atmosphere, and a solid meal.

**HOURS MON-THU 8AM-2:30PM** **NOW HIRING**…read more Everything is made to perfection Awesome customer service Plenty of parking Healthy, fresh, Awesome The Reuben sandwich is amazing The catfish was gorgeous! They do close early so get here early!! Enjoy

First off, the Cuban sandwich here is, in my opinion, the best sandwich in Taos, and this is from…read moresomeone who lives here and has eaten everywhere...perfect bread, huge amount of moist, tender pulled pork and an awesome sauce. Other favorites for me are the blackened catfish sandwich and the chicken tarragon, either as a salad or a sandwich. Super nice people. My dog Ruby loves it because they give her treats in the drive through. Be aware...they don't take credit cards. There is a bank next door with a drive thru ATM.

UP TO DATE REVIEW! March, 12th, 2026…read more Today, Thursday at 6:00pm, I arrived at the El Monte Sagrado living Resort and Spa. The architecture of this place is very distinctive to Taos and its aesthetics, so it was very welcoming in its nature. After checking in at the restaurant I was then seated very kindly at a table that was neatly displayed and arranged. Everything was clean and crisp making the physical experience comforting. Besides that, the real question is how is the food? My initial thought was how beautiful the food looked! It was visually creative but still refined for plating. Presentation wise, it was quite impeccable. I was faced with some seasonal dishes that were expertly curated for flavorful taste. The dishes nuanced smoothly with robust umami essences and delicate savory kicks! The experience of the food left all my sensations arresting. It was meticulously executed and left me very satisfied as a customer. Overall I had an immersive dining experience that would only lead to my recommendations to others. The other reviews really make this restaurant an understated luxury. Durring a previous visit I also had a brief but impactful experience with the chef, Cristina Martinez. She is as iconic as she sounds with her deep roots in New Mexico. From my personal intrest I found out that she attended Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts and graduated with honors in 2006. The college heavily focuses on precision knife work, classic sauces, plating discipline, and traditional culinary terminology. You can tell that she puts love into the work she accomplishes and reflects authentic New Mexican family traditions while keeping things professional. I can not express how wonderful it was to meet her and know the generative mind behind all the transcendent dishes! I hope whoever reads this review finds it helpful and intuitive to your needs! your's truly Savannah Romero.

El Monte Sagrado is one of our favorite hotels in the US. The restaurant has the best eggs…read moreBenedict with a green chili corn cake that will leave us both craving it and talking about it for years. It's crazy good. Whether you stay at the hotel or not, it's definitely a great place to go for brunch.