This place is pretty good The market has great vibes and is…read moreallways in a happy mood. Everything I have bought is a good price and high quality. Not to mention but this is one of the only places you can purchase food with cash. Overall great little store highly recommend.

Variety may be great, if there are NO OTHER OPTIONS!!!! Went…read morein with a friend, who is absolutely BEAUTIFUL, we ordered at the same time.... I am OLD, FAT, AND ...WELL....OLD My Blonde Haired BLUE EYED friend was served immediately. My order, same as the young person(I am 50+ over weight, old and gray) was put BEHIND more than 10 construction workers. THEY ADMITTED that they do not serve OLD FAT PEOPLE!!!! My friend and I were there for an importance ski clinic. IF you are over the age of 30, and a female....DO NOT ATTEMPT TO GET ANYTHING FROM THIS PLACE!!!!!

Best bar in Taos County! Awesome bartenders! Karaoke night is a blast. At times there was not one…read moreperson in there not singing along, folks were dancing too. Pool tables! A great down home local feel where everyone is welcome.

I love this place! Local and dependable! Four big TV's for sports, three pool tables for fun, and…read morelots or room to hang out. The mellow vibe makes me feel comfortable to come in at any time of the day or night. The food hits the mark! The ruban sandwich is my go-to choice! I LOVE the salsa that come with the chips as a side!

We went rafting and the tour guide suggested we try this place when our original dinner plan was…read morealready closed. The food was way better than expected for such a random place in the middle of nowhere New Mexico. We had the burrata, olives and white pizza. The crust was amazing. Perfect amount of toppings. We sat inside after a hot day on the Rio Grande but it gave slight biker bar vibes, in the best way. The patio looked cute. Just one girl working the front, but she was attentive and efficient. There was one other party there at the same time. Overall great experience!

Good friendly service. Great pizza and calzone. Adequate selection of beer. Great option.read more

Wow the Mahi Mahi fish and chips were top notch! The fish was firm and juicy and the breading was…read moredelicate. The flavor was excellent and the shoestring fries were just right. I only missed not having cole slaw!

All we did was sit down and start looking at the menu. Waitress walks up and asks what we went to…read moredrink and she gave my buddy the ugliest look with such anger saying "we are out of that." And her attitude didn't change the rest of the time. Being a former waiter (both of us actually) I don't like to under tip but I had to this time. The place looked pretty good for a run down building (it's supposed to be rundown - that's a Taos's "thing"). The food, just okay. Brisket sliders were just a snack. Not a meal. Burger was okay except the cheese should go on the meat and the chilies on that so it does all slowly fall out. Fried pickles were great (except my friend, who ordered them didn't agree).

Some gas stations in Taos has water in the fuel, NOT this one. Best gas in Taos, hands down.read more

A standard Tribal travel Center. It is only about 4 years old. There is a snack bar within, but I…read morehave never seen it functional. There is nearly always a line to the cashier and card scanners at the pumps are frequently problematic requiring you to go inside. Security is fine, and there are a few less low-lifes lurking than at most public places in Taos. The layout is fairly spacious and ingress/egress is simple with any rig. They have a fairly wide selection of beers and beverages and an excellent tobacco shop (the only one in Taos County). Their humidor offers about 50 premium cigars, mostly trendy American mades. There is also a small bottle shop which mostly sells miniatures to pedestrians. I am a sports car enthusiast and mechanic, and I can say, clearly, there is nothing wrong with their fuel. It is ordinary E10 offered in 3 levels of octane and diesel. The tanks, filters and pumps are still new. There is, another, much older station in El Prado which is notorious for making cars sick. If you prefer ethanol free, there is a new Allsups station on Paseo Sur with middle grade ethanol -free. You won't save any money at Hail Creek or anywhere in Taos but you can feel good that profits go into the tribal coffers for the good of it's members.

I smelled the smoker for most of the day as I was staying down the street. Two of the chefs were…read moreoutside tending the smoker when we arrived. I got some solid advice, 'order what ever comes out of this'. They were right, burnt ends and pork belly were amazing. Distinctive flavor, but delicate. Perfect medium rare steak, I mean perfect. We also had the caesar salad. Also remarkable. The only thing we did wrong was not order 2 salads for the 3 of us to share. The grilled corn was really amazing, I've been thinking about it for days. It has the signature red sauce, somewhere between a Mole and a chili sauce, woody, spicy with a citrus note. Our young one ordered the chicken pasta and said it had too much lemon. I thought it was good, but not as good as the smoker items and steak. The staff was totally top notch and they looked like they were having a good time in the show kitchen. I will come back for sure and stay in Arroyo Seco.

During our stay in Taos in September, we discovered this little gem after visiting Ski Taos Resort…read more The place is super cute with a great vibe and they had live music during the late morning. The menu is incredible, very creative with vegan and vegetarian options. However if you are very hungry or in a hurry I would not recommend it. The service is very sloooow. I visited with my son and wife. I ordered 'Papas con Chile', my wife @/ Sequeña Croissant and my son a panini sandwich. My son had one of their Superfood Smoothies and my wife and I Americano coffee. At the end of our brunch we had some pastries out of this world. Next to the Cafe, they have a small food market with a great selection.

I love this store~! It reminds me of the OG Sebastopol WFs from the 90s (if you know). This is…read morewhat you want a healthy organic-ish grocery store to feel like. You do not expect a huge selection of anything but what they do offer looks really good and you know that you are paying for quality. I honestly wanted breads and pastries and did they deliver! The giant cinnamon bun was supposed to make it to Ft Garland CO, but only lasted about 5 minutes in the car before we dug in. The bread here is also delicious. We actually brought some back to Atlanta with us. Some of the other items we got here were tamale, meats, and candies. This is definitely a great store to stop at on your way in or out of town.

A great little health food grocery with brilliant prepared foods. They have an extensive meat…read morecounter. It has many of the items you would look for in a Whole Foods or health food store. What I go for is the tamale, vegan breakfast burritos, guac and steak lunch boxes. A great spot for a grab and go breakfast or lunch.

Fantastic local New Mexican winery! Outstanding Rose stood out above the rest! Highly recommended!read more

I was so disappointed to learn that B, the local bartender, is no longer at Embudo Valley…read moreVineyards. My husband and I would gladly drive over an hour just to spend time there because of B. The wine was never the main reason we came back...B was. She had a rare gift for making every customer feel like family. Walking through the door felt like visiting someone who genuinely cared about you, and she created such a warm, comfortable atmosphere that kept us coming back. Excellent customer service employees are hard to find, and B was truly one of a kind. Without her, the experience just isn't the same for us. Sadly, we'll be looking for another place to spend our weekends. We wish B all the best and hope she knows how much of an impact she had on so many customers.