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Angel Fire Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Angel Fire
Angel Fire is a village in Colfax County, New Mexico, United States. The population was 1,216 at the 2010 census. It is a popular ski resort destination, with over 500 acres (2.0 km) of slopes. Angel Fire and nearby communities experience cold winter temperatures and mild temperatures in the summer.
Things to do in Angel Fire
1. Hail's Holy Smoked BBQ & More
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By lidar - Keller, TX
It looks small from the outside, but there is plenty of seating inside. We tried the Frito Pie with brisket and the Rib plate. The food is good and flavor spot on. The ribs, while not fall off the bone tender, were still meaty and had a nice taste. While I might not go back for the ribs, we enjoyed it enough to consider going back and definitely would make it a spot we visit when we come back to Angel Fire.
Pros:
Nice and friendly staff
Fast service
Meat has awesome smokey flavor
Moderately priced
Condiment bar with fixin's so you can dress your meal how you like (pickles, onions, relish, sauces,etc).
Good hours - early morning to evening so you can be satisfied for any meal - we'll try breakfast next time!
Cons:
The Ribs plate was a little pricey at $15
2. Elements at Angel Fire Resort Country Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Upstairs in the Angel Fire Resort Country Club. Featuring indoor and outdoor seating (weather permitting), private dining rooms for small groups and an 1,800 bottle private wine room. Menu selections including steaks and a variety of seafood and fresh salads to complement the gourmet appetizers. Children's menu also available. Serving the full array of beer, mixed drinks and fine wines. Reservations are recommended.
Reviewed By branden7 - Denver, Colorado
Had dinner here. The service was good and the fish and chips and salmon were perfect. Wine was spot on. Casual dress. Would have a meal here again.
3. Angel Fired Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By George L
We ate one night during our week long stay in Angel Fire. The service was friendly and quick. The pizza was amazing, and the beer was cold. Good variety of beer as well including some local brews.
4. The Bakery & Cafe at Angel Fire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
The Bakery and Cafe at Angel Fire (formerly the Early Bird Cafe) has been a staple of Angel Fire for the last 25 years. Now under new management, we still offer the same great food and baked goods you've come to expect. Stop by for a cup of coffee and warm service.
Reviewed By vao1116 - Denver, Colorado
We had a great breakfast on our way out of town after spending the Thanksgiving holiday in angel fire with family! The service was amazing-Bernice was friendly and very attentive! Our breakfast was hot and delicious! We will definitely stop by again when we are in the area!
5. Enchanted Circle Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By AustinPiper - Cedar Park, Texas
The menu had a variety of items that are not the "usual". The fish tacos were exceptionally good, but the baby back ribs, gyro, and pork sandwich were also excellent. There is a great selection of beer as well. The Vanilla Porter and Imperial Red we enjoyed were great (if you like darker beer)! Service was good, but nothing exceptional. Staff was friendly. Prices are what I would expect for a tourist location. We will definitely return on another trip to Angel Fire.
6. Zebs Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Andy W - Brussels, Belgium
Totally surprised at the reviews. We were greeted even before entering the restaurant. We were told we could sit anywhere but due to the bright sunlight our waitress suggested another table which we could still see the view outside. Our waitress was very friendly and gave us suggestions of what to eat. We found our food to be very good and the prices reasonable. The restaurant was clean including the bathrooms. Couldn't ask for better service. We will be back in a few months and will return to eat here again.
7. Legends Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Incommuicado
We have lived in Angel Fire since 1998. We have visited Legends on many occassions apparently it has fallen in a big way. First out was the green Chile queso with a small bowl of cold multi colored chips. No green chili was spotted or tasted in the watery small bowl of Velvetta. The no flavor hamburger was bad enough, but it was complimented with matching burnt buns and so was the flavorless Buffalo chicken burger. They even managed to screw up chicken fingers. They ranged from 1-1/2" to 3", most were 1-1/2" and were told they were large. We commented on this and were told by one of the staff "oh I think they are just about out". On top of it all we waited 45 minutes for this CRAP. Needless to say we will not return or recommend this once decent restaurant. The wait staff however was friendly and accommodating. Pass on this place!
8. Pizza Stop
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By sturgesfamily - Norman, Oklahoma
Went this afternoon, 2 families, 2 tickets. For an overpriced pizza, you'd think that they could use a little higher quality plates and silverware. Not very good service, and didn't find out about their magical "automatic gratuity on groups of 6 or more" until we were signing the receipt. Good lessons learned, won't be coming back.
9. Annie's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
At Annie's, grab one of our homemade breakfast burritos (a local favorite), or sit down and enjoy a tasty omelet cooked to order. For lunch, Annie's offers gourmet paninis and sandwiches along with fresh salads and homemade dressings. Daily specials available. We have smoothies, frozen lemonades, Italian sodas, ice cream & much more.
Reviewed By Robin B - Roswell, New Mexico
Annie's is a great place for a quick coffee and pastry. They also serve breakfast and lunch. The breakfast burrito was delicious even for my picky husband. The cashiers were friendly but we did have to remind them that we hadn't received our food. Once we nudged them, we received the food immediately. I recommend it for an on the go drink and snack
10. Mikuna Grill Peruvian Southwestern Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By anthropomom - Houston, Texas
This restaurant space has had several incarnations, the latest being the promising Mikuna. Located in the back of a shared building, the entrance to the restaurant reveals a nicely furnished dining room with a view of the mountain slopes. We were the first patrons at the restaurant at about 5:30, although several tables came in right behind us. As of this writing, the restaurant doesn't yet have a liquor permit- so some people just leave when they find out about that... which is a shame because the food we had was pretty good. There is enough on the menu to attract "normal" diners who just want a steak and mashed potatoes which is what my husband had. I chose a tangy chicken dish with yellow sauce and a cup of yummy soup with a Peruvian name for a starter. Service was good- the restaurant has a good vibe. Definitely more upscale than some of the other options in town. Nice, appropriate music mix too. This will be even better when wine can be offered. But, honestly- if you are tired of cooking at the condo, Mikuna is a very nice ootion.
