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OptiMysm Mystically Inspired Treasures
Crystals • Oracle & Tarot Decks • Gifts New and Used Books • Jewelry • AND MORE!
Tarot and Clairvoyant Readings available daily 1-4 pm 129 Kit Carson Road Suite E Tucked in the alley behind Aventura
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What FUN it is to be so STYLISH…
Open 7 days a week
John Dunn Shop: 124 Bent Street Taos, NM 87571
E:littleswithstyle@gmail.com
T: 575.770.2963
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THE TASTE OF TAOS
Doc Martin’s Restaurant welcomes summer with bold flavors at the Historic Taos Inn STORY BY YVONNE PESQUERA PHOTOS BY MORGAN TIMMS
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SAME PLACE, NEW TASTES
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2 5 Star Burgers 3 Taos Spa & Tennis Club 4 Optimysm 5 Amina’s Children Boutique 7 Francesca’s Clothing Boutique 8 Paradise Balloons 9 Graystone Furniture 10 La Cueva Farm 11 A la Cart 12 Aceq 13 Taos Inn 14 Alley Cantina 15 Angel Fired Pizza 16 The Bakery & Cafe 17 Bearclaw Bakery & Cafe 18 Casa De Valdez 19 Chokola 20 Cid’s Food Market 21 Common Fire 22 El Monte Sagrado
23 El Taoseño Restaurant 26 Farmhouse Cafe 27 The Gorge Bar & Grill 28 Guadalajara Grill 29 Gutiz 30 Gutters 31 Hunan Chinese Restaurant 32 IHOP 33 Jalapeños 36 La Cocina Restaurant 37 La Cueva Cafe 38 Lambert’s of Taos 39 Martyr’s Steakhouse 40 Mary Jane’s Home Cooking 41 medley. 42 Michael’s Kitchen 43 Mondo Italiano 44 Pizaños 48 Que Chua Peruvian Cuisine
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49 Rancho De Chimayo 50 Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory 51 Rosita’s Mexican Store 52 Sabroso 53 Sagebrush Inn 54 Salt + Wine 55 Sol Food Natural Market 56 Taos Country Club 57 Taos Diner Taos Diner II 58 Taos Market 59 Taos Farmers Market 62 Taos Roasters 63 Taos Food Co-op 64 Taos Mesa Brewing Tap Room 65 Taos Pizza Out Back 66 Ziggy’s 67 Old Martina’s Hall 68 Taos Mountain Casino
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Eske's Paradise
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Balloons
Flying the Gorge Since 1991 • Spotless Safety Record
FLY THE GORGE! Up, Over, Down, Into and Through the Gorge! • WEDDINGS • ENGAGEMENTS • BIRTHDAYS • ANNIVERSARIES
Champagne Brunch included after the flight! For Reservations & Information, call
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la cueva farm LA CUEVA NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT
Enjoy the beauty of the La Cueva National Historic District with the mid-18th century San Rafael Mission Church, the roller mill, the mercantile building, the Romero “Big House” and the historic acequia. Stroll through our gardens, relax on the porch, pick your own raspberries or visit us for lunch during the season, and shop for special gifts and our tasty raspberry products!
U-PICK IT RASPBERRY FIELDS Beginning in early August until the first frost (usually in October), our field is open, field conditions and weather permitting. Call ahead (1-866-281-1515 or 575-387-2900) or check our website for conditions.
LA CUEVA GREENHOUSES Open May and June, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Growers on site to answer your horticulture questions. Plants are available at the store after July 1.
LA CUEVA CAFE Open for lunch August 1 through the end of the raspberry season. Open everyday except Mondays, until 4:00 during the week and 5:00 on weekends. Yummy sandwiches, raspberry sundaes, delicious desserts.
1-866-281-1515 www.lacuevafarm.com
LA CUEVA STORE The store is open year round. 9:00 – 5:00 , DAILY, June through December. January through May, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9:00 – 4:00. Featuring our raspberry products, interesting food selections, unique gifts, and souvenirs.
Please visit our website for more information, or COME VISIT US for a memorable experience!
Owned and operated by La Cueva Partners, Ltd
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Peoples Choice Award 2018
Open
Monday-Friday 8:00AM-2:30PM
Saturdays starting in July
Cash or Check Only 625 Paseo del Pueblo Norte-Next to Cid’s
575-758-7503 BREAKFAST
SERVED 8 TO 11 AM COFFEE - Rwandan French Roast, 16oz $2.25 Espresso drinks too! EGG SANDI’ - 2 SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH GREEN CHILE AND CHEDDAR WITH BACON, SAUSAGE OR AVOCADO, ON A GRILLED TELERA ROLL, GREEK PITA, OR GLUTEN-FREE CORN TORTILLA $6.00 Additional Items $.75 MIGAS - Corn Tortillas, Scrambled Eggs, Green Chile and Cheddar Cheese $7.50 THE GOAT - Scrambled Eggs, Goat Cheese, Peas, and Hash Browns $7.50 VEGGIE & SPUDS - Grilled Veggies with Hash Browns, Cheddar and one Egg $7.50 PATTY - Green Onion & Potato Patty with Cheddar Cheese and one Egg $6.50 FRENCH TOAST - Sourdough with Real Maple Syrup $6.50 OMELET OF THE DAY - $7.95 BUTTERMILK PANCAKES - With Real Maple Syrup $6.50 SAVORY PANCAKES - Potato, Onion, and Sharp Cheddar, with Apple Chutney or Real Maple Syrup $7.50
SALADS
ORGANIC GREENS GRILLED VEGGIE - Grilled Veggies with Roasted Peppers, Onions, Zucchini, Mixed Greens, and Feta Cheese $7.95 With Chicken, Beef, or Pork $9.50 SPICY THAI BEEF - Grilled Sirloin w/Cabbage, Carrot, Cucumber, Mint, Cilantro, & Peanuts $8.95 GRILLED CHICKEN TARRAGON - Chicken with Tarragon Mayo, Roasted Walnuts, and Cranberry Relish, Mixed Greens $8.50 GRILLED PEAR - Pears, Roasted Walnuts, Bacon, & Gorgonzola on local Organic Greens $8.50 GREEK - Spicy Peppers, Onion, Cucumber, Tomato, Olive Tapenade, Feta, and Lemon Zest Dressing, Greens $7.95 CHICKEN TORTILLA - Avocado, Tomato, Red Peppers, Red Onions, Feta w/cilantro lime dressing $8.50 THAI SPRING - Vermicelli, noodles, carrots, cilantro, mint & basil, cucumber, shrimp or avocado with P. Nut sauce or Asian vinegar sauce $8.75
PITAS
MOROCCAN - Grilled Beef, Red Pepper & Onions with Yogurt-Mint Sauce on Flat Bread Pita $8.50 SLOVAKI - Lemon Zest Pulled Pork with Cucumbers, Tomatoes, and Yogurt-Mint Sauce $8.50 VEGGIE - Grilled Red Peppers & Onions, Avocado, Cucumber, Tomato, Olive Tapenade, & Feta $7.50 BACON BLUE - (Chicken or Beef) with grilled onions, lettuce tomato & blue cheese $8.50
SANDWICHES
SERVED WITH KETTLE CHIPS. SUBSTITUTE GREEN SALAD FOR CHIPS - ADD $1.00 BBQ - BBQ Pulled Pork with Award-Winning BBQ Sauce on Telera roll with Spicy Slaw $7.95 CUBAN - Pulled Pork, Ham, Cheddar, and Pickles with Mojo Mayo on a grilled Telera roll $8.50 B.L.T. - Bacon. Lettuce and Tomato with special Mayo Sauce $7.95 CHICKEN TARRAGON - Chicken with Tarragon Mayo, Roasted Walnuts, & Cranberry Relish $7.95 GRILLED CHEESE - Cheddar, avocado, tomato & basil Aoli $7.95 GRILLED SIRLOIN - Grilled red peppers, onions, & tomato arrugula & spicy chimichurri sauce $8.50
HOT DOGS
NATHAN’S ALL-BEEF - SERVED WITH KETTLE CHIPS CHICAGO - Pickles, Peppers, Tomato, Onion, Mustard, Relish, Celery Salt $6.50 B.A.T. - Bacon, Avocado and Tomato with special Mayo Sauce $6.50 KRAUT - Mustard and Sauerkraut or Mustard, Relish, Ketchup $5.50 *Prices and menu items subject to change TAOSMENUS.COM
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Fun Dining at Its Finest
7 nights a week 5p-9p 480 State Road 150, Arroyo Seco 575.776.0900 • aceqrestaurant.com info@aceqrestaurant.com 12
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F O O D F U N M U S I C 365 Days A Year!
RESTAURANT AND BAR 11:30am - 1am Mon-Sat 11:30am - 12am Sun Food until 11pm Every Day 121 Teresina Ln • 758-2121
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Pizza, Pasta, Beer, Wine and More Tuesday-Sunday 11 AM - 9 PM • Lunch and Dinner
www.angelfiredpizza.com | 575-377-2774 3375 Mountain View Blvd (next to Lowe's Market)
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New Mexico Burger: open faced burger with beans, cheese, red/green chili & fries 8.49 Guacamole Burger: piled high with 2 golden brown onion rings and delicious Pepper Jack cheese, nestled in a bed of fresh guacamole 8.99 Navajo Taco: topped with ground beef, smothered with red/ green chili, with rice or posole 9.99 Frito Pie: w/beans, beef, cheese, red/green chili & garnish7.99 Chili Chops: (2) pork chops topped w/grilled onions, green chili, tomatoes with beans & rice or posole & a tortilla 10.99
(1) 2 pork chops, 2 eggs, hashbrowns, toast (2) Choice of meat, 2 eggs, hashbrowns, toast (3) Choice of 2meats, 3 eggs, hashbrowns, toast (4) 2 biscuits & sausage gravy
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Nachos: w/lettuce & tomato garnish Cheese Beef……….7.99 Grande (the works)
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(3)Enchilada Plate: served with beans & rice or posole Cheese …7.99 Ground Beef or Chicken
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Taco Plate: (3) beef (ground or shredded) or diced chicken tacos served with beans & rice or posole 8.49 Beef Burrito Plate: Shredded or ground beef with cheese in a flour tortilla smothered with red/green chili w/ beans & rice or posole 9.49
(5) Big Breakfast Burrito made with potato, egg and cheese plus choice of meat and red/green chili or gravy 9.99
Chicharrones Burrito Plate: Beans and Chicharrones with cheese in a flour tortilla smothered with red/green chili w/ beans & rice or posole 9.49
(6) Ultimate Burrito with bacon, ham, sausage, potato, egg, cheese and red/green chili or gravy 10.99
Chile Relleno: (2) cheese stuffed peppers breaded & fried, smothered w/ red or green chili, beans/rice or posole 10.49
(7) Chicken Fried Steak, eggs, hashbrowns, toast
Combo Plate: (2) enchiladas, taco, beans & rice or posole9.49
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(8) Breakfast Enchiladas with choice of meat, beans and hashbrowns smothered in red or green chili 9.99 (9‡) 1 pancake, 2 eggs with choice of meat
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(10‡) Cinnamon Swirl French Toast with two eggs and choice of meat 8.99 (11) Baker’s Omelet with bacon, sausage, ham, bell pepper, onion, tomato, mushrooms and cheddar cheese with hashbrowns and toast 11.49
Fajitas: grilled with onion & bell peppers, served with shredded cheese, garnish, pico de gallo, guacamole, sour cream, beans & rice or posole and flour tortillas Beef……..11.99 Chicken 11.99 Combo……….12.99 Huevos Rancheros with 2 eggs, papitas beans and red or green chile 9.99 Chicken Fried Steak: w/gravy, fries, toast & salad
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(3)Chicken Strip Basket: w/gravy, fries, side salad
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(12) Skillet Breakfast 2 eggs on pan fries with onions, bell peppers & cheese served with choice of meat and toast10.49 (13) Huevos Rancheros w/ 2 eggs, papitas, beans and red or green chile 9.99 (14) Migas - scrambled eggs with fried corn tortillas, onions, bell peppers & cheese with beans & a flour tortilla 9.99 (15) Veggie Omelet with onions, tomato, broccoli, cheddar, hashbrowns, toast 8.99 (16) Chorizo & Eggs served with beans, papitas and a flour tortilla 9.49 (17) Herman’s Special - 2 eggs on top of pan fries and sausage with cheddar cheese, red or green chile and toast 10.49 (29)
Corned Beef Hash, 2 eggs, toast
6.99 (20) Oatmeal w/topping, toast (21) 2 eggs, hashbrowns, toast (22) Cheese Omelet, hashbrowns, toast (23‡) French Toast, bacon (24‡) 2 pancakes, bacon (26) 1 egg, choice of meat, toast, hashbrowns (27) 2 handheld burritos (1/2 order 3.99) (28) Sandwich with egg, cheese, choice of meat
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Chips & Salsa 2.99 Cheese Quesadilla Chips & Guacamole 6.49 Mozzarella Sticks (4) Chips & Queso 5.49 Onion Rings Sampler (2 ckn strips, 4 rings, 4 moz sticks)
4.49 3.99 3.99 9.99
Ruben (Turkey or Pastrami) Club Sandwich Chicken Fried Steak Sandwich Philly Steak Grilled Chicken Sandwich (35)BLT on Toast Chopped BBQ (31)Regular Burger Patty Melt W/ Grilled Onions (33)Grilled Ham & Cheese w/ lettuce & tomatoes (34)Chef Salad (turkey,ham or chicken) (32)Chicken Wrap (includes side) Taco Salad (Reg 7.99, Small 3.99) Fries (French, Sweet Potato, Waffle or Kettle) 2.99 Chili Cheese Fries 4.99 • Onion Rings (4) 1.99 Taco 1.99 • Enchilada 1.99 • Corn Dog 1.99 Guacamole 1.25 • Side Salad 1.99 • Lays© Chips 1.49 Tortilla, Flour (1) or Corn (2) 1.25 • Sopapilla 2.00
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OPEN DAILY 7:30AM - 2:30PM CLOSED TUESDAY SUNDAY BRUNCH 8AM - 2:30PM
BREAKFAST - LUNCH SUNDAY BRUNCH - BAKED GOODS
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A Family Tradition Returns Serving Northern New Mexican Cuisine Hickory Pit Smoked BBQ Chargrilled Steaks
Open: Monday-Tues & Thurs-Sun Closed Weds. Lunch: 11:00-3:00pm • Dinner: 3:00-9:00pm
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Treat yourself to national award winning chocolate bars and much more Named “Best of Taos 2018”
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common fire
"A NICE JOINT”
HEARTH FIRED: LOCALLY SOURCED OFTEN ORGANIC ALWAYS DELICIOUS
OPEN EVERY DAY NOON TO 9
to ski valley
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EL PRADO
TOWN OF TAOS
LOCATED IN THE QUAIL RIDGE COMPOUND look for our colorful door
88 NM 150, EL PRADO, NM
never reservations
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Try our new seasonally inspired menus BREAKFAST SUNDAY BRUNCH
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LUNCH | DINNER
HAPPY HOUR Monday-Friday 4-6 pm
A Heritage Hotels & Resorts Property
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“A LOCAL FAVORITE”
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Breakfast, Lunch Dinner Home of the Breakfast Burrito
Eggs, Pancakes, French Toast, Breakfast Burritos, Huevos Rancheros & Menudo, Green Chile Cheese Burgers, Burritos, Tacos, Enchiladas, Chile Rellenos, Fajitas, Grilled Rainbow Trout, Liver, Taco Salad & Chefs Salad
BEER • WINE
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STORY BY T. L. TESTERMAN | PHOTOS BY RICK ROMANCITO
Old Martina’s Hall opts for ‘burgers, ribs and beets’ menu ON ANY GIVEN EVENING in the wellequipped kitchen of Old Martina’s Hall at 4140 State Road 68, Ranchos de Taos, Chef John Lamendola is expertly preparing food from one of the most eclectic menus in Taos: “burgers, ribs and beets.” He calls the new food offerings “creatively challenging, a fusion of all fresh ingredients and ribs that are off the chain. It’s the way we select the meat, marinate it, rub it, and cook it so it is moist and juicy and falls right off the bone.” One of the various burger options includes a Ramen burger, Asianinspired, from freshly ground meat glazed with teriyaki sauce, topped with red onion, between a fresh bun made of ramen noodles. Chef Lamendola said craft and international beers are on the menu that are an excellent match with the burgers and ribs. Santa Fe Pale Ale, for example, is described “as full-bodied while asserting its American origin with a healthy nose resplendent with Cascade, Cluster and Willamette hops. German Andechs is also on the menu, brewed at the Andechs monastery by the Benedictine 24
monks of St. Boniface in Munich and Andechs. Another good burger pairing is the Blue Moon Belgian White, loved for its subtle sweetness and citrusy flavor,” added Lamendola.’ In fact, Martina’s has something for everyone, including vegan and vegetarian options, steaks, seafood and salads. In keeping with the “burgers, ribs and beets,” theme, a beet carpaccio is offered with greens and goat cheese, drizzled with a pomegranate dressing, the recipe for which remains top secret. A favorite burger of general manager Sebastian Walther’s is the pulled beef burger, a juicy, sweet and spicy beef patty topped with crispy prawns and onions. He said the prawns take the burger to another level. “Divine” is a common postconsumption phrase he has heard from diners. Walther, who took the leadership position a few months ago, said Martina Gebhardt, the owner of OMH, tasked him with a very specific mission: “to build the soul of the restaurant with well-executed soul food and make it easy and approachable. She [Gebhardt] made this investment for the people of Taos; it’s a gift to the community.”
and prices adjusted so that no dish is over $20, putting the gourmet burgers in a mid-range around $10 - $14 with a generous side dish included. Walther said he sees OMH as a place where locals can go every day. “We want to find our spot, not compete with other burger joints in town, but rather offer something different, an upscale approach to food, all homemade, locally sourced and affordable.’ He added, “we needed to find a way to match all the love and money Martina put into the building.” The restaurant and hall is practically a town institution and certainly one of its most notable places. The venue’s website describes the history of the building, formerly known as The Old Martínez Hall, and its newly renovated interior that includes well-preserved vigas spanning above the lengths of its thick adobe walls. The rich and colorful musical history includes classic acts, such as Taj Mahal, Abraxas and Ricky Nelson. Many locals still remember Dennis Hopper’s wild parties and the El Padrino bar, owned for generations by the Martínez family.
Walther visited Taos in November 2017 to develop a strategy. Naturally, he went to every food venue in town and absorbed the unique culture. He said, “Taos is a small, beautiful town with a very special community. We don’t want to focus on tourism. We want something successful all year.” What he thought OMH needed was a clear identity DINING OUT SUMMER/FALL 2018
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR RESERVATIONS, CALL (575) 758-3003, OLDMARTINASHALL.COM
Walther was born into hospitality, literally. His father managed a hotel in Chicago, in which Walther was born. He is well acquainted with the world of five-star restaurants, having risen through the ranks of The Mandarin Oriental, one of the most prestigious hotel chains in the world. His most recent job was as the restaurant and bar manager of the Mandarin Oriental, in Munich, Germany. Walther loves the challenge of good customer service, from managing the staff to taking care of customers. He said, “You’ve got to make the dining experience fun for the TAOSMENUS.COM
10-year-old and then be respectful to the 75-year-old couple. I like working with people of any kind.” He said he found his calling in the restaurant business because he loves food. “I would drive three hours for a restaurant experience, and I love cooking ... giving people a good time.” He added that his approach to managing his staff is to focus on their unique personalities. “All my life I tell my team to be the way you are. Everyone is special. Guests feel it if you give your team back-up to be who they are.” He continued, “customer service is all about attention, read body language, know what your guest wants to order before they do.”
Chef Lamendola added, “If you use good ingredients, that is half the battle.” Lamendola owned and managed restaurants in Taos. He moved to Florida for a few years and then returned two years ago. Ultimately, Walther sees the hall being brought back to life with more events. There are movie and dinner nights planned, Sunday brunch with kids’ movies playing in the hall, and Friday and Saturday dances with different kinds of music: country, and western, Spanish and hip-hop. Lunch hours are planned for late spring and summer, and the menu will expand to meet popular demand and celebrate local seasonal produce. 25
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LOCAL GRASS-FED BEEF • BISON • FARM EGGS • HONEY • FRESH PRODUCE
OPEN 7 DAYS 8AM TO 5PM AND SUNDAY BRUNCH
SOURCED FROM OVER 20 LOCAL FARMS AND RANCHES
GLUTEN FREE, VEGAN ENTREES, LOCAL GRASS-FED BEEF & BISON BURGERS, SALADS ON SITE GARDEN, BEAUTIFUL PATIO DINING. SERVING 600 LOCAL, ORGANIC, SCHOOL MEALS EVERY DAY
SPECIAL FARM TO TABLE DINNERS 1405 PASEO DEL PUEBLO NORTE . EL PRADO
(3 MILES NORTH OF TAOS PLAZA IN THE OVERLAND RANCH) 575-758-LOVE (5683) • FARMHOUSETAOS.COM
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LOCALLY RENOWNED FOR GOOD FOOD.
Open daily at 11am 575.758.8866
thegorgebarandgrill.com
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Serving Domestic & Import Beers • Wine • Margaritas
Taos’ BEST Mexican Restaurant 2018 Best Of Taos Traditional Mexican Food
2018
Summer Hours: Sunday - Thursday 10:30 am - 9 pm Friday - Saturday 10:30 am - 9:30 pm Patio Seating Available
NORTH SIDE 822 Paseo Del Pueblo Norte Taos 737-0816 SOUTH SIDE 1384 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur 751-0063 (across from Ace Hardware) guadalajaragrilltaos.com 28
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Pollo Borachon
French Toast
Breakfast & Lunch Tuesday - Sunday 8AM - 3PM Breakfast served all day
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French Bread, Croissants & Pastries are made fresh daily. Full menu at www.GutizTaos.com
812B Paseo del Pueblo Norte - Taos - (575) 758 -1226 TAOSMENUS.COM
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DINE IN OR TAKE OUT
(575) 751 - 0474 www.HunanTaos.com
Lunch Specials
From 11am - 3 pm Served with Soup, Rice, Egg roll
1023 Paseo del Pueblo Sur next to Storyteller Theater Closed Tuesdays
BEER & WINE SOME OF OUR POPULAR DINNER ENTREES: ALL ENTREES SERVED WITH STEAMED OR FRIED RICE
SEAFOOD BIRD’S NEST Lobster, scallops, shrimp, crab and fish filet, sauteed in a delightful white wine sauce. Served in a flour basket. VOLCANO SHRIMP HOT! Dipped in a light tempura batter, then combined with ginger, crushed red peppers and scallions. Garnished over a bed of steamed broccoli. IMPERIAL SHRIMP Crispy Shrimp in a light tempura batter, glazed with sweet ginger sauce. Garnished over a bed of broccoli. Gotta try it! BLACK PEPPER SHRIMP Succulent tiger shrimp stir-fried with diced sweet onions, peppers, and a touch of black pepper. Garnished with steamed broccoli. SPRING ROLL (2) Vegetarian egg roll. POT STICKERS (6) Pan-fried dumplings with ground meat and vegetables. HOT & SOUR SOUP HOT! Spicy chicken broth with pork, bean curd and bamboo shoots. DRAGON PHOENIX SOUP Subtle flavors of chicken and crab compliment each other delicately. GENERAL TSO’S TOFU Vegetarian “General Tso’s Chicken” TA CHIEN GAI Sliced chicken with broccoli, snow peas, carrots, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, etc. Sauteed in a spicy brown sauce. PEKING ROAST DUCK Roast boneless duck. Served with pancakes, scallions and Hoisin sauce. • LEMON CHICKEN • • TERIYAKI CHICKEN • • GENERAL TSO’S CHICKEN • • MOO-SHOO DUCK • PEPPER STEAK Beef tenderloin sauteed with fresh green peppers and onions in a brown sauce. GINGER LAMB Sliced lamb sauteed with sweet spicy ginger in a brown sauce. Garnished with steamed broccoli. ROYAL SHRIMP Shrimp with snow pea pods, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, broccoli, carrot and mushrooms in a wine sauce. SESAME SHRIMP Lightly battered shrimp glazed with a sweet, spicy brown sauce. Sprinkled with sesame seeds. Served over a bed of lettuce. • STIR-FRIED RICE • PAN-FRIED NOODLES • • LO MEIN • SWEET & SOUR • • VEGETABLE ENTREES • Subject to change without notice.
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Weekdays 6AM -10 PM & Weekends 6AM -11PM 830 Paseo del Pueblo Sur • Taos Private meeting room available for events/business meetings Please call ahead for groups of 12 or more 5 7 5 - 7 5 8 - 2 7 8 8 • i h o p t a o s @ g m a i l . c o m • i h o p. c o m 32
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Mary and Yamil are waiting for YOU! 210 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur (Across from Mcdonald’s)
575-758-7278
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 10AM TO 8PM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 10AM TO 9PM SUNDAY BRUNCH 10AM TO 2PM
Patio dining
Tacos and Much More
Special lunch menu everyday 10am-3pm 100% Mexican Food Follow us Facebook @ Jalapenostaos Email: jalapenos.info@gmail.com Find us on Google Maps TAOSMENUS.COM
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Taos Inn
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Alley Cantina
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The Bakery & Cafe
17 Bearclaw Bakery & Cafe
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Casa De Valdez
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Chokola
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Cid’s Food Market
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El Monte Sagrado
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43 Mondo Italiano
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30 Gutters
50 Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
31 Hunan Chinese Restaurant
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48 Que Chua Peruvian Cuisine
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A Local Family Tradition
American & New Mexican Cuisine Beer & Wine Available
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something good for everyone.
join us in our dining room, laid-back bar or outdoor patios for uninterrupted mountain views, shared snacks, small plates, hearty mains, wine, craft spirits and local beers.
hours. happy hour: tues-sun, 4-6p dinner: tues-sun, 5:30-9p
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Restaurant & Bakery ALL YOUR FAVORITE SPANISH & AMERICAN DISHES
WEEKLY LUNCH SPECIALS · BREAKFAST SERVED ALL DAY
Open 7 Days a Week
Monday - Thursday · 7AM to 2:30PM Friday, Saturday & Sunday · Open until 8PM
Full Bakery!
Cinnamon Rolls, Donuts, Fritters, Cream Puffs, Eclairs, Sopapillias & Much More!
304 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, Taos â‹… 3 Blocks north of the Plaza
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BY ARIANA KRAMER | PHOTOS BY MO R GA N T IMMS
IT’S SUMMERTIME IN TAOS and tasty
fresh foods abound – from nearby farms and ranches to kitchen gardens and greenhouses. Enjoy the bounty at these three cafés that appeal to locals and travelers alike. Surrounded by scenic views, they invite a stroll through enticing shops, galleries and fine boutiques.
FARMHOUSE CAFE AND BAKERY
and sponsors Farm-to-School garden projects and nutrition/ cooking classes for first-graders.
1405 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, El Prado Open daily, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., 575-758-5683
Everything on the menu is made with organic and local ingredients, sourced from over 20 local farms and ranches. Choose from breakfasts (served all day), burgers made from local bison or grass-fed beef, sandwiches, and entrees such as Picadillo Bison Empanadas, Curried Squash Pie, and Vegetarian Lasagna. Glutenfree and vegan options are available.
Tucked into one of the most pastoral settings that Taos has to offer, the Farmhouse Café & Bakery offers an outdoor patio amidst apple trees, a flowing koi pond, flower beds and a worldclass wind sculpture garden with breathtaking views of Taos Mountain. Take a stroll through nearby shops that offer fun home furnishings, local art, and sheepskin jackets, or just sit back and enjoy the scenery. This café with a mission serves 600 local, organic school meals every day to local school children,
“This summer we are harvesting fresh salad greens, herbs, and over 20 different vegetables from our on-site garden,” owner Micah Roseberry noted. The Farmhouse bakery offers
house-made croissants, scones and their best-selling organic, gluten-free carrot cake made with home-grown carrots. These go perfectly with one of their espresso drinks or housemade chai. “Eating at Farmhouse supports the local farming network and agriculture tradition. Every bite makes a difference,” Roseberry exclaimed. This summer, Farmhouse will host a series of Farm-to-Table dinners featuring Grammyaward winning musician and Taos Pueblo farmer Robert Mirabal. The dinners feature local and wild-sourced foods and benefit a collaborative project with Tiwa Farms and Farmhouse School lunch program. C O N T I N U E S PA G E 4 6
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MANZANITA MARKET
103 N. Plaza, Tues – Sun, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. 575-613-4088 Located on the historic Taos Plaza, Manzanita Market is an all-organic community café offering locallyproduced foods with a menu that rotates with the seasons. “We built the Market on the Plaza with the idea of offering a space to locals to be a community and for those visiting our town, a selection of goods to take home with them handmade only by our local people,” said owner Jennifer Hart. The spacious one-room café feels like a farmhouse kitchen with its fresh and airy atmosphere, complete with Taos-made rustic chandeliers and artwork. Sit at a shared community table or one of several small private tables made by a local woodworker. Dried, pickled and salted preserved foods displayed in large glass jars add a splash of colorful charm.
“Our menu is fun and reflective of local ingredients and modern cuisine,” says Hart. Manzanita’s serves salads, soups (including a 24hour nutritious bone broth), one-pot meals and hot and cold sandwiches. Gluten-free bread is available. Quench your thirst with a seasonal elixir, smoothie or blended herbal tea created by an in-house herbalist. Summer is perfect for home-made ice-cream prepared with local eggs, organic milk, raw sugar, local fruits, mints and handmade caramel. Hart’s favorite features wild mint from Taos Pueblo and dark chocolate chips. Manzanita is also starting to make vegan coconut ice creams. After a meal at Manzanita, it’s a nice stroll through the Plaza’s shops and galleries, or the John Dunn shops to Bent Street. Enjoy an array of clothing boutiques, galleries, and shops with goodies like gems and minerals, leather goods, jewelry, books, fine fabrics, yarn, quilting material, toys and games and a delightful collection of Southwest souvenirs.
SOL FOOD CAFE
591 Hondo Seco Road, Arroyo Seco Daily, 8:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. 575-776-5765 Located inside a country-style natural foods market the Sol Food Café has an informal, friendly atmosphere and aims to use natural, organic and local ingredients whenever possible. The market sells food and trendy boutique items, with half their items locallysourced.
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organic apple slices as a side to the kids’ menu items. Grilled paninis include vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options as well as Niman Ranch roast beef, Applegate turkey and ham. New on the menu this summer are pulled pork sandwiches. A healthy variety of salads, superfood and fruit smoothies, a juice and espresso bar round out the menu. “We provide a service that includes a little bit of TAOSMENUS.COM
everything,” says Sol Food owner Anna Woodall. “Lots of people hang out here,” she adds. “Sol Food has become a vital part of the community.” The village of Arroyo Seco has a number of quaint shops, boutiques and galleries. Next door to Sol Food is Weaving Southwest, owned and operated by the granddaughter of famed weaver Rachel Brown. Stop in and swoon over the colors and textures
of their hand-dyed wool and weavings. Then, meander back in time to visit the old adobe church of this small New Mexican village. Restored in recent years, it retains its original character. After lunch, grab a beer at Abe’s Cantina or an ice-cream at Taos Cow. Or, head up to the Taos Ski Valley for a mountain hike. Before you go, pack some healthy snacks from the Sol Food Market. 47
Peruvian Cuisine Where everyone is family
Where everyone is family
Mon-Sat 11am-9pm Sunday 11am-3pm 575-770-2382 122 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur 122 C • Taos, NM 87571 48
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Mrs. J, Welcoming You Home for More Than 50 Years!
Florence Jaramillo, Owner of Rancho de Chimayó Restaurante
Winner of the 2016 James Beard Foundation America’s Classics Award
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Rosita’s Mexican Store
1384 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur, Taos, NM Next to Southside Guadalajara Grill
Hours Monday-Saturday 8:00 AM - 7:30 PM Sunday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Refined Dining at Its Finest
Tuesday-Sunday 5:30-9:30 1017 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, El Prado, NM
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Organic Juice Bar Smoothies • Organic Espresso Drinks Fresh Pastries Desserts
Sol Food Market & Cafe C E L E B R AT I N G 1 0 Y E A R S
Salads + Wraps Panini Grilled Sandwiches All wraps can be made with an organic flour Tortilla
Sonoma Chicken Salad Mixed greens with tomato, cucumber and Sonoma chicken salad (free-range chicken, grapes, pecans, apple, celery, poppy seeds and mayo). Served with fig dressing. The Taos Humm Mixed greens with hummus, tomato, sprouts, carrots, cucumber and a pesto vinaigrette dressing. Taj Mahal Mixed greens with tomato, cucumber, and chicken curry salad (chicken, pecans, dried cranberries, apple, red onion, mayo, and Indian curry). Served with a fig balsamic dressing. Ensalada Del Sol Mixed greens with applegate turkey, avocado, sprouts, candied walnuts and a fig balsamic dressing with pesto drizzled on top.
(Served with a side salad) All paninis can be made with gluten free bread.
Taoseño Club Applegate turkey, bacon, avocado, tomato, aged white cheddar with a green chile mayo. El Italiano Salami, Applegate ham, fresh basil, tomato & fresh mozzarella with a delicious pesto spread. Old Faithful Niman Ranch slowed roasted pulled pork, homemade BBQ sauce, local cheddar, avocado and our super raw slaw. Taos Turkey Reuben Applegate turkey, swiss cheese, sauerkraut, a whole green chile, and our homemade green chile thousand island dressing. Veggie Del Sol Hummus, avocado, tomato, sprouts, red onions, salt and pepper, and a pesto spread. Served on organic rye bread.
591 Hondo Seco Rd., Downtown Arroyo Seco NM
Call in your to-go order today! 575-776-5765 Open Daily 8:30am - 8pm Full menu available at solfoodnm.com
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Taos Diner I & II
BREAKFAST • LUNCH • BRUNCH
• Breakfast All Day • • Organic Fair Trade Coffees • • Grass-fed Beef • • Gluten-free Options • • Daily Specials •
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. 908 Paseo del Pueblo Norte 575 758-2374
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. 216B Paseo del Pueblo Sur 575 751-1989
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A locally owned natural food store
Healthy food for a healthy lifestyle
Organic • Gourmet • Paleo • Gluten Free Local Foods • Espresso Bar • Juice bar • Specialty Foods Grass Fed and Organic Meat Selection Organic produce Featuring Bulletproof coffee-Drink butter in your coffee to feel Bulletproof Unique homemade hot foods
Market open 7 days a week, 9am to 7pm 910 Paseo Del Pueblo Norte, Taos NM 87571
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at the Historic Taos Plaza
Saturdays 8am-12:30pm 2018 Season, May 12-November 17 Know the food, you’ll know the place – whether you’re a tourist or a bona fide Taoseño we welcome you to one of New Mexico’s most diverse and visited farmers markets.
Why Local? The more local the food source the fresher, the better the taste, the lower carbon-footprint, the bigger impact on our local economy, the best price for the farmer. Fresh food from these counties are sold at the market.
www.TaosFarmersMarket.org
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Doc Martin’s Restaurant welcomes summer with bold flavors at the Historic Taos Inn
BY YVONNE PESQUERA | PHOTOS BY MORGAN TIMMS
THE HISTORIC TAOS INN IS THE EPITOME OF TAOS. In fact, this lodging’s nearly 100-year presence on the main road is a major contributing characteristic of downtown Taos. Its Adobe Bar is known as the “Living Room of Taos” for its nightly live music that brings together community members and travelers.
came to Taos as the county’s first, and only, physician. He bought the largest of the houses, which is now Doc Martin’s Restaurant. Doc was a rugged individualist and dearly beloved because of his deep concern for his fellow man. In local lore, he is well-known for traveling miles all over the county –– hitching up a team of horses and later his tin lizzie –– through mud and snow to set bones, break fevers and deliver babies.
In its Doc Martin’s Restaurant, the tastes of Taos await in a fine dining setting.
Chef Bill Hartig is the culinary talent behind the creations for a range of menus encompassing lunch, dinner, weekend brunch, holidays and wine pairings.
In the 1890s, Dr. Thomas Paul (Doc) Martin
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region,” said Hartig. “Our focus is to source as much local food as possible as well ethically sourced meats.” A quick glance at the dinner menu shows imaginative dishes of purple vegetable curry, using forbidden rice and coconut broth, and pasta primavera featuring house made spinach pappardelle, seasonal vegetable, and lemon pesto butter. Hartig says, “We make our own tortillas for our tacos, and our (own) breads.” Grace Lawrie, marketing director for the Taos Inn, says, “An added benefit is that it just smells delicious in here for our guests.” A fresh bread plate is offered as a starter on the dinner menu and is served with balsamic, extra-virgin olive oil and maître d’hotel butter. The lunch menu offers a Picadillo taco, which is described as a Northern New Mexico beef taco, and a vegetarian Soyrizo taco prepared with house-made chickpea and tofu “chorizo,” potato hash, hibiscus pickled red onion, and cilantro. Our menu is great for those who are conscious of food allergens, such as vegan and glutenfree. says Lawrie. Doc Martin’s Restaurant has won the “Wine Spectator ‘Best of’ Award” for more than 30 years running. Its wine list offers international whites, reds, rosés, and dessert wines. From local, family-owned vineyards, they offer Gruet sparkling wine from Albuquerque and a Sangiovese from Vivac in nearby Dixon. Local brews are from Santa Fe Brewing Company and La Cumbre Brewing Company in Albuquerque. “Our wine list is pretty fluid. We are always bringing in new wines. We pair our daily specials with recommended wines,” says Hartig. TAOSMENUS.COM
THE SUMMER MENU TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE LOCAL GROWING SEASON FOR LOCAL FARMERS. ALSO ON-SITE, THE TAOS INN HAS A GREENHOUSE FOR GROWING THEIR OWN GREENS, AND THEY HAVE OUR OWN HERB GARDEN — ALL OF WHICH CONTRIBUTE DIRECTLY THEIR MENU CREATIONS. “We prepare three to six specials a night. As a diner, you’re getting what’s available at that time. It’s really fun to let Chef Hartig be creative in real time,” says Lawrie. Hartig has about 20 years of experience working in restaurants. He has worked in Albuquerque at Scalo, Artichoke Café and Zinc. Before moving to Taos, he ran his own restaurant for a short time. “I love working in Taos. When I’m outside hiking with family, I get inspired for cooking with local foraging, like porcini mushrooms,” says Hartig. Since 1936, The Historic Taos Inn has welcomed local residents from all over Northern New Mexico –– as well as visitors from all over the world. With its fresh summer menu in Doc Martin’s Restaurant, its entire staff looks forward to welcoming new and old friends alike. 61
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BEST WOOD FIRED PIZZA AND MOST EXTENSIVE BEER SELECTION IN TAOS (24 TAPS!)
TAOS TAP ROOM In Taos Historic District by Taos Plaza 24 Craft Beer Taps Multiple Outdoor Patios Pool, Foosball, Darts Sports Screens Dining Bar and Table Service Take-out Family Friendly Live Music and Great Tunes
THE MOTHERSHIP Best Live Music Venue Best Beer Selection Best Place to Dance Best Brewery Dramatic Mountain Views Diverse Counter Service Menu Close to the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge Big Outdoor Patio/Backyard Kid/Pet Friendly
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