Great cocktails and charcuterie. We hit this place late afternoon before their evening business…read morepicked up. Great place to just relax enjoy a drink and talk with friends.

I've visited this lounge a few times now and it's always a lovely experience. There is always…read moreplenty of seating inside and on the patio. Cocktails are both refreshing and interesting! Never thought I would enjoy a green Chile drink but I'd highly recommend theirs. It's a cool and casual ambiance with great service. Great for reading a book and enjoying a cocktail on the patio or going with a group of friends at night to unwind.

What a great find thanks to Yelp! Upstairs from Lambert's is this great bar lounge. It's mellow and…read morecomfortable and plays the best music. The service is excellent and knowledgeable. Cocktails are world class and they have a great selection of food from appetizers to full entrees.

Great food and service. The bread with whipped butter and garlic is a must!!! The food was all well…read moremade and elevated. It was awkward eating a meal on a couch/coffee table, but we picked the seating, and could have opted for a more formal table at the downstairs restaurant. The atmosphere of the bar/lounge was too cool to pass up though!!!

Tucked along the road to Taos Ski Valley about 10 minutes outside town, Medley feels like a hidden…read moregem with a chic, upscale vibe. Food quality was excellent--we had the filet mignon and steak frites, both cooked perfectly, along with a nice local wine. Appetizers and desserts were just as strong. The space is lively, the staff is genuinely friendly, and the whole experience has a subtle Michelin-style feel without being over the top. Definitely worth the short drive.

Disappointing experience at Medley. My wife's salad tasted like it came straight from a bag. The…read morelamb chops had a cumin raisin sauce that was overly cloying and sweet. I ordered a tuna tostada and mac and cheese and asked the server if I was ordering too much. I filled up almost immediately and was forced to throw away a ton of food because we were leaving the next day. This is my fault and not the responsibility of the server, but I would have liked more honesty on her part. This was the most expensive meal we had in Taos and not worth it.

I can't speak to the voracity of the beer, however the food was delicious. Amazing Neapolitan…read morestyle wood fired pizza, excellent salad and apps. Service was great! Had a nice patio and indoor area. Definitely will be back my next time around.

Great beer selection. German brews are top notch(kolsch, lager)!…read more Great pie, crust was very flavorful and ingredients were fresh. Excellent service. Server was attentive but not over bearing as I was reading my book. Will definitely be returning next time I'm in Taos.

This wine bar reflects Taos' unique style of artsy-ness. According to the man upfront who kindly…read moregave me a little taste of all the reds displayed at the bar, the shop opened about 3-4 years ago. Despite its cuteness however, it doesn't look like it's been visited by many based on the number of photos uploaded as of April 18, 2026. It might be its location as it's tucked in a quieter area from the center of Taos (it's still very much walkable from it though.) Well, I shall (thus) contribute to it. Great selection of whites and reds. Unfortunately however, none of the reds I got to sample didn't strikingly impress me and yet the Rioja was the best one out of the 7 displayed upfront. I hence went with a glass of it. Despite the beautiful weather on a Saturday at around 5:25pm, nobody was there. The live band for the night had just gotten to it where they were doing a little rehearsal. There was a good hour to the start of the show. The food menu also had a good selection of small bites from charcuterie board to hummus plate to meatballs to dumplings to flatbread etc. And the prices of them were mostly $10 to $15 (except the boards.) I had stopped at a different wine bar earlier where I had gotten me a few food for me to eat at the hotel so I didn't get anything at this place. Maybe next time. It's a great place for girls' night out, a date night or a solo dining as well. As I have mentioned already, live music every night. You can sit close to the band or a bit away from it near the entrance. Wherever you sit you'll be surrounded by the great ambiance. I enjoyed it tremendously.

Barra Vino has the coziest living room vibes - the kind of place where you instantly feel at home…read more Ben, the host, is fantastic and makes the experience even better with his warmth and knowledge. The bison chili is absolutely delicious and pairs perfectly with a glass of Cab. Whether you're looking for a casual night out or somewhere to unwind, Barra Vino delivers. Can't wait to come back!

Absolutely loved coming here! I was helped by Michelle and she was the sweetest! So welcoming and…read morefriendly. She was patient and kind and allowed me plenty of time to order. This place is clean, has lots of food options, and has indoor and outdoor seating. Loved listening to the birds chirp and watching the butterflies fly. Would love to come back!

Friendly service, for the most part (one busser kept giving me the evil eye for some reason), in a…read morepretty dining room that does not feel like a hotel restaurant. The patio has lovely views, but the details of the decor inside are equally pleasant. Happy hour struck us as a bit of a ripoff - drinks were fine but not knock-you-over and pricing was unsurprisingly warm. (Also, happy hour prices were not applied on a couple happy hour drinks.) The food was pretty remarkable, though: I know everyone carries on about the $20-without-a-side green chile cheeseburger, but don't let that distract you from the grown-up food on the menu. The pork belly I had was spectacular (and a value - wow, that was a lot of meat) and the smoked trout/beets and smashed avocado apps were a delight. Dessert was nice, too. And the food was pretty reasonably priced (these days) for the quality - our dinner at Juliette was special and we're looking forward to returning.

Super glad this spot is in Taos. It's a low key place that's easy to be in, with a great creative…read moreseasonal menu that brings in Ingredients from local farms as well as special items from all over; fabulous anchovies, great French butter, oysters and Burgundian escargot, eg . And the wine list is outstanding as well; natural wines with sophistication and dimension. The team behind it comes from operating James Beard and other multi-award winning restaurants on best of lists. It isn't cheap food and drink, and it's for good reason; and, you can find a fun meal for not insane prices given the quality. Highly recommend.

Came here for wine after Sabor Real. Love this place!…read more Very casual and so welcoming. We sat at the bar, had the best time! Yes, they do tack on a 20% gratuity automatically. That is clearly stated on their menu. We had no issues with this.

Stumbled on to this place during a Yelp search and glad I did. It has a pool table, yes, but it's…read morereally as much as restaurant as a bar. It has a nice patio where we sat and enjoyed cocktails before ordering dinner. The menu is pretty much New Mexican/Mexican with some American standards mixed it. Everyone found something they liked. I highly recommend the vegetarian green chili, which comes served as a stew in a bowl or a cup, depending on how hungry you are. It had just enough heat and honestly was one of the best things I ate while in New Mexico. A friend had the version with pork and said it was also great. Patio is also dog friendly if you've got a four-legged friend with you.

When they say it's in an alley, they mean it!…read more Quiet on a Monday night, can definitely tell it's a hole-in-the-wall local joint. Looks like we're a little too early for the live music, but there's a pool table in the back room (yea, that means we'll be back! I'm having first date at Sharky's vibes as a little Elton John and Aerosmith are playing on the juke box) Plenty of bar-food options. We're grabbing the coconut chicken fingers tonight, not real hungry- just wanted a place to get out of the house for our last night in town. They arrived, hot, friend and not bad- not real heavy on the coconut (in case you were wondering). Could use some kind of a tropical pineapple-something sauce, cause the ranch just feels a little weird. I couple see us coming back- especially for the pool table!

Lively lobby in this Inn. The music was super. We dined at Doc Martin passing thru the Bar.read more

We came into the bar area to sit down and cool off from the heat. There was only one other couple…read moreseated in the main dining area besides us, and since it was around 2:00 p.m. on a Wednesday, the restaurant was not busy. We ordered drinks, an appetizer, and a bowl of green chile stew. My husband received his stew, but my appetizer--chips, salsa, guacamole, and queso--never arrived. Our waitress seemed overwhelmed, so I politely reminded her that we were still waiting for it. She rushed to the kitchen and assured us it would be right out. About 10 minutes later, another server finally brought the appetizer and apologized, saying, "I'm sorry, I forgot to bring this out." Unfortunately, the food was not worth the wait. The salsa tasted like it came straight from a can, the guacamole did not taste fresh, and the queso tasted like old refrigerated cheese that had been partially melted and served. It was honestly quite disappointing. Between the poor service and the low-quality food, the experience was not worth the price. It was especially disappointing because this was our first visit to Taos, and we had hoped for a much better dining experience.

I wish they had food. It's a massive cool looking place…read more They also don't have a lot to say in the way of greeting when you enter.

This place is only open when an event is happening, at least for now. I went to see a concert and…read moreit was outside so the staff let you bring in your own chairs but there are no in and out privileges so once you go in you can't leave and come back in. The staff doing the security checks didn't seem like they were paying much attention to what they were doing. Only one person was using the metal detecting wand so it took a little while to get to everyone in line, but I saw a few people walk around this guy and go straight to the other staff member who was scanning the tickets at the entrance. I assumed they were other staff or crew for the bands but nope, there were attendees like everyone else. Don't know why the other security staff just let them walk past. Sometimes the security guy vaguely waved the wand in someone's general direction without really checking and that was good enough, I guess. The security guy waved the metal detector wand around me and nothing seemed out of the ordinary but then the guy jammed the wand into my crotch. I was startled but he said I could proceed. I bet he wasn't even looking where he was pointing the wand. I thought about getting something to eat but the menu only had limited offerings which were a chili dog, Indian taco, frito pie, fries, and ice cream sandwiches. The carnival food didn't appeal to me so I settled for an $8 drink during my time at the concert. Outside food and drink are not allowed here. The venue has two outdoor stages, the big dome-shaped one in the back and a smaller platform off to the side by the entrance. There are plastic tables and chairs placed around the area and some metal tables and chairs on the patio under the shade structure. There was a tent off to the side selling the same items that were offered inside but out here you had to pick up your food from a small window farther along the building's exterior. I found it kind of funny that there was a designated smoking section by the fence but there were plenty of people smoking all around the area. It was raining during the concert but that didn't bother me or anyone else as it looked like almost everyone brought umbrellas and rain gear. I may visit again if there is another concert I want to see taking place here.