The Love Apple – A cozy and romantic spot for dinner, with a menu focused on local and organic ingredients. Reservations recommended! Cash/check only.

Manzanita Market – Farm-fresh breakfasts, wholesome lunches, and a laid-back atmosphere.

Michael’s Kitchen – A Taos institution! Famous for donuts and generous helpings of New Mexican classics.

Gutiz – Latin-French fusion and the best French toast in town.

Aceq – Elevated comfort food and creative cocktails in Arroyo Seco.

Taos Cow Anglada – Swing by for Green Chile Stew and ice cream.

Taos Mesa Brewery Mothership – On the mesa west of town, with sweeping views, live music, and pizza and beer.

Taos Mesa Brewery Tap Room – Right off the Plaza—perfect for a beer and a bite after exploring shops and galleries.

Bread Company – We love grabbing coffee at Coffee Apothecary next door, then hopping over for a pastry or a full breakfast.

Lambert’s Upstairs Bar – Tucked away above Lambert’s restaurant, this cozy bar is great for drinks and small bites.

Coffee Apothecary – Our go-to for coffee in town.

Tomorrow & Tomorrow (TNT) – Amazing toast, sourdough everything, and a cozy vibe.

World Cup – Tiny, bustling, and full of charm.

Social Club – A fun spot for craft cocktails and good music.

Adobe Bar – Otherwise known as “the living room of Taos.” Great spot for margaritas inside the historic Taos Inn.

Chokola – Artisanal chocolate and sipping chocolate that’s perfect for a treat.

Tea.o.graphy – Enjoy a wide variety of locally blended teas.

A Salty Little Sweet Shop – Cute bakery with creative desserts and a rotating selection of salty-sweet treats.

KOKO Coffee/Deli/Carry-Out – A local favorite for breakfast burritos, deli sandwiches, and strong coffee to-go.

The Arc and anewera – Thoughtfully curated vintage shop with art, gifts, and home goods.

Camino Mojo – Great for vintage, clothing, and handmade treasures.

Twirl – A magical kids’ store (with a free playspace in the back).

Taos Cookery – All things kitchen and cooking, with fun local finds.

Everywhere Taos – Beautiful goods from local artists.

Reneaux – One of the best consignment shops we’ve ever been to.

Taos Mountain Outfitters – If you forgot anything outdoorsy.

Cid’s – The local “fancy” grocery store. Great if you need snacks or a picnic spread.

Sanctuary City Rings – If you're lucky, they'll be open—this quirky shop is full of Taos character.

Taxonomy – Modern design meets New Mexico soul in this elevated boutique.

LUN + OJO Gallery – Contemporary and captivating art, home goods, and objects of curiosity.

MoMo – A beautifully curated jewelry shop with one-of-a-kind pieces.

Taos Pueblo – A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the U.S.

Earthship Biotecture – Quirky, fascinating, and one-of-a-kind. Worth a visit!

Rio Grande Gorge Bridge – Iconic views and a great photo stop.

Taos Art Museum at Fechin House – Gorgeous architecture and beautiful artwork.

Revolt Gallery – Bold, offbeat art in a tiny, unforgettable space.

Couse-Sharp Historic Site – Old studios, big history, very Taos.

Harwood Museum of Art – A local treasure featuring work from Northern New Mexico artists and beyond.

Los Rios River Runners – Rafting trips for all experience levels, with incredible views of the Rio Grande Gorge.

El Salto Trail – A short, peaceful hike near Arroyo Seco with forest views and a waterfall if you’re feeling adventurous.

Devisadero Loop – A mellow 3-mile loop just outside town with sweeping valley views—perfect for a morning hike.