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New Mexico, United States Food Guide: 7 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Taos
Discover Restaurants offering the best International food in Taos, New Mexico, United States. A rolling mesa at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Taos has a magical quality. Its rugged beauty, majestic mountains, wild Rio Grande river and unique blend of cultures - Spanish, Native American and Anglo - have historically drawn artists and photographers, evidenced by the plentiful galleries, museums and festivals. To experience the Native American culture here, explore Taos Pueblo, where the Tiwa Native Americans have practiced their traditions for centuries. Finally, the Anglo influence is prevalent in the business district, with its shops, art galleries and some of the finest restaurants in New Mexico. Skiing is also a major draw, but the challenging slopes are geared to the more advanced crowd. There's no rat race here; a fair share of non-mainstreamers have made this laid-back, low-key mecca their home. You, too, may not want to leave its tranquility and natural beauty.
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7. The Gardens
Enjoy breakfast and lunch in the lush tropical atrium amidst an orchard of exotic fruit and spice trees. Enjoy the garden's tranquility while savoring the alluring aroma of kaffir lime, Ceylon cinnamon and white guava and listening to the indoor spring.
Reviewed By DMartina
This place was again, totally relaxing, professional, and worthy.My server was most professional and helpful. She made solid recommendations.The food was unique and excellent. The choices I made were, salad, venison, and a filet, The entire staff was most helpful again. Laurie, was most helpful at securing a great table for me.
New Mexico, United States Food Guide: 3 Latin food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Taos
6. Raw to Go
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Though we provide the highest quality organic food which is gluten-free, non-GMO, vegan, vegetarian, and raw and can make food with your requirements, we are closed for the 1917-18 winter season, until mid-May. We may be reorganizing our concept, sign, an
Reviewed By KansasLiz85
My boyfriend and I found out about this place from trip advisor, and we are glad that we did! They were actually scheduled to close at 4 pm when we stopped by at 4:30 pm, but they were happy to throw together some food for us. We shared a Taos bowl, a raw salad, some "sushi", and some complimentary apple cider. Everything was delicious and healthy! We'll definitely make a point to come here next time we are in Taos. We wish we had a restaurant like this in Albuquerque.
5. De La Tierra Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 125 reviews
At De la Tierra, you can enjoy the local, seasonal flavors that make Taos unique. The restaurant features two seating areas: a more formal dining room and a more casual setting in The Gardens.
Reviewed By EMPalomas
We stayed at El Monte Sagrado and enjoyed very much De La Tierra restaurant. Food was very fresh and well prepared, we had breakfast and dinner. Everybody was very nice and attentive to every need. Maria specially at breakfast time was wonderful.
Most Popular Mexican food in Taos, New Mexico, United States
4. Martyrs Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 454 reviews
Fine Dining Taos Style! We offer a wonderful selection of organic meats, locally grown salads, custom made desserts, and much more! Patio seating available. Large parties. Private party building. Catering. Dog Friendly Patio
Reviewed By Dennis M
Sit outside on the patio if the weather permits. That's the best way to experience the restaurant. The menu is outstanding with a full selection of appetizers, soups, salads and entrees. They all have small tweeks to make them uniquely New Mexico. They also have a full bar and small, but excellent wine list. They carry several Mew Mexico wines including a good sparkling wine. In addition to the regular menu, they have nightly specials. The night we were there they had a small plate of muscles cooked in a cream sauce with green chile and a creamy potato soup. We enjoyed both immensely. We both had the prime rib special, medium rare and medium, and were both happy with the way they were cooked. Overall, it was a very enjoyable evening.
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3. Trading Post Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By NormanSantaFe
We are in Taos for a bridge tournament, and went out to dinner at this restaurant this evening after today's play. The dining room was very nice, the food ditto, the prices ditto. Negatives would be that parking was difficult and service was slow, but I think service is slow most places now because of the tight labor market. We would happily go back.
2. Farmhouse Cafe and Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By Lisa B
Check out my lunch ~ Picadillo Bison Empanadas: Bison, raisins, tomatoes, onions, Kalamata olives, and spices, simmered in a sweet and savory sauce, baked into a pastry dough crust. Served with a side salad.Simply delicious! Our waitress was such a thoughtful individual with a wonderful energy and provided some great suggestions to stop at in Taos. We weren't in a rush and loved the laid back pace.p.s. Easy to miss on the left when you're on 64 heading South/East - in the back of the other shops so keep a look out and turn around if you go to far!Be well LipstickWarriors
1. medley.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
medley is the last name of chef/owners Colleen & Wilks â it's also a philosophy. medley. offers something good, for everyone: modern spins on nostalgic classics, craft cocktails and innovative desserts. Meet friends and family in our dining room, or join
Reviewed By heyU7
Medley delivers quality and value. We have eaten here on two or three occasions and always been happy with setting, service, food and value. The last time we went with family, we had the most amazing desert ever, a kind of re-envisioned, taken apart and put pack together, tiramisu--beautiful to look at and a wow to eat. We also had the lemon souffle, wonderful as well. A great place with a casual sophistication rarely found outside of major urban centers. Go!
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