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 Orlando's Mexican Restaurant, one of the very most popular restaurants in Taos. This completely fun restaurant has thousands of devoted fans and always has plenty of customers. The service is totally excellent, friendly and professional. The menu is Norte Mexican and very enjoyable. Orlando Ortega's restaurant has what most people agree is the best burger and the best flan in town, too.
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 Dragonfly Café & Bakery is a unique little hideaway with great food. 7am to 3pm daily Saturday & Sunday brunch. Friday, Saturday & Sunday Dinner. French Toast, Pancakes du Jour, Quiche du Jour, Dragonfly Granola, Mexican Rice Cereal, Croissant Sandwich, Hievos Rancheros, French Herb Omelet, Vietnamese Chicken Salad, Pud Thai, Pita Pizza, Curried Chicken Salad, Portabello Sandwich, Bison Burger, Proscuitto Sandwich Thai Tartar, argugula & orange salad, hot pear & spinach salad, salad sampler, crab cake stuffed portabella, poblano risoito, tea-smoked game hen, shrimp pud thai, pan seared Atlantic salmon. House Baked Bread.
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 Gin Za Sushi is a wonderful little hideaway near central Taos. This family run business has been keeping us afloat with Sushi for about ten years. The Who's Who of Taos can be found at Ginza, even if it's just picking up take out. Mr. Young Kim and his son Phillipe handle the front side of the restaurant, with Mrs. Kim handles the kitchen's Asian and occasional Brasilian treat. Gin Za features a wide variety of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean dishes deliciously prepared. Two for One Specials, too.
At Gin Za Sushi look for Nigiri Sushi: Tuna (Maguro), Yellow Tail (Hamachi), Salmon (Sake), Flounder (Shiromi), Mackeral (Saba), Shrimp (Ebi), Smoked Salmon, Clam (Sokigal), Octopus (Tako), Squid (Ika), Freshwater Eel (Unagi), Crab (Kani), Scallop (Hotategal), Sweet Shrimp (Amaebi), Inari (Deep fried tofu), Egg (Tamago), Marbled Tuna (Toro), Halibut (Hirame), and White Tuna (Albacore). |
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 Eske’s Brew Pub & Eatery is a Taos Beer institution and the oldest brew pub in New Mexico. Eske's has all their own fresh beers on tap that are made and sold on the premises. All beers are made using the finest ingredients. Open every day from 11:30am to 10:30pm, memorial day through October. Featured foods include burritos, Wanda's Famous Green Chile Stew, Burgers and Sandwiches, Vegetarian Dishes, fish, pasta, salads. For the kids there is a children's menu. Eske's offers fun and games like ping pong, hula hoops, and an all-ages sandbox full of toys. Daily specials: Tuesdays - Sushi Sunday Blue Plate Special, World Eats Thursday.
223 Paseo del Pueblo Sur Taos 737-5060 See Eske’s Brew Pub & Eatery Menu: |
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 The Old Blinking Light is called the OBL by everyone and is noted as a real gathering spot in the Taos area. Noted for it's New Mex, Tex-Mex, Mex-Mex, and American cuisine, the OBL is open for dinner from 5pm to 10pm. The OBL's wine list has expanded and is tailored to your fine Southwest dining experience. "The WineShop at the OBL" offers full-service beer, wine, and spirits shop open 7 days. Musicians such as Michael Hearne and Jimmy Stadler. Great steaks, chops, seafood, salads, chile, burgers, kabobs, fajitas, choice-cut steak, traditional local red chile, seafood soup, juicy burgers, fresh daily fish choices, or salads. Their full service bar is a big Taos favorite for parties of all types.
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