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Things to do in Taos County, Taos County: The Best Food & Drink
Looking for skiing, hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, turquoise and silver crafts, world-renowned art museums, literary history, and a thousand-year old Native American adobe pueblo? Not just anywhere. But near Georgia O’Keeffe landscapes, the Enchanted Circle, and the rivers, gorges, rolling mesas, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northern New Mexico? Choose a Taos area vacation.
Restaurants in Taos County
1. Cooking Studio Taos
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By 670peggyf - Taos, United States
I am lucky to live in Taos so I take classes at Cooking Studio Taos from time to time. I can't recommend this enough. You cook good food and meet interesting people. Chris is a great teacher. Best of all, we all sit down after all the cooking is done to eat what we have prepared. It is such a congenial experience. Chris and Valerie are great hosts and, may I add, very generous with wine!
2. Black Mesa Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Black Mesa Winery's Taos tasting room offers Black Mesa's award-winning 100% New Mexico wines by the taste, by the glass or by the bottle. We also feature artisan cheese plates with gluten-free crackers. We welcome pets on our shady patio. Enjoy $2 off any glass of wine from 4-6 pm, and free live music from 6-9 pm on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. We are a short two blocks west of Taos Plaza, with free parking on site (accessible from Ranchitos Road).
Reviewed By Q1061WUvalerieh
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the wines. I stopped in on a Tuesday afternoon for a tasting and was fortunate enough to spend my time with Craig, the assistant winemaker, who explained the wines and so much more. Thank you for your knowledge - it was very much appreciated.
3. La Chiripada Tasting Room
4. Taos Mesa Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
5. Taos Farmers's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By KDB0224 - Albuquerque, United States
I try to attend farmer's markets in all of my travels, but my favorite is the Taos Farmer's Market. Great produce, bread and pastries, honey, herbs, beauty products, flowers, the list goes on and on. Excellent live music and a puppet show for the kids! I must disagree with the reviewer who thinks talking between vendors and customers is "Taos Manners" in a negative way. This is a community experience, and one of the highlights is the interaction between people of all ages who attend. If you want to avoid talking to people, perhaps you should have your food delivered by Amazon.
