Agree. I'd send positive vibes, but somehow that seems wrong.@aveski - bummer, take care & get well
I wish Tim's was still there.My recommendations on eating.
If you are in Taos, you got lots of options, you are good. In the Valley, not many options...
* Make reservations, otherwise you will be eating late, like 9:00
* Hondo is your bread and butter, not great but not bad. Don't get the steak Texas Style, they cover it with gravy, that is not Texas Style. If I eat there again, I would go for the Chicken Fried Steak, I bet that is pretty good. I got their mexcican dish, enchiladas, it was average, not bad, I would not call it good.
* You want to eat at the Blake, bring your vaccination card. We never ate there, my daughter did not have hers on our trip.
* The Blonde Bear Tavern, I got Baby Back ribs, they were terrible, reheated, old, etc... I would pass on this place.
* Ale House, this place was a zoo. For good reason I guess, the food was great!
* The spot FlyingAce posted, that looks happening. They got music going (on weekends), fire pit, looks like a cool spot. Did not eat there..
If I stay in the Valley, I'm bringing my own food and cooking my own meals.
Roger that. Loved Tim’s and the Frito Pie.I wish Tim's was still there.
I always liked the Stray Dog Cantina……. No longer as well.I wish Tim's was still there.
That was Tim's.... full name "Tim's Stray Dog Cantina".I always liked the Stray Dog Cantina……. No longer as well.
LOL….I just knew it as the stray dog. That was my hangout. There and Bernard’s in the lounge. Before they tore everything down where the ice rink now is I used to hang in (may get the name wrong but I think it was) the Alpine Brewing Co. next door to LeSki.That was Tim's.... full name "Tim's Stray Dog Cantina".
Most of the motles/hotels, are not doing breakfast. El Pueblo Lodge looks nice, I stayed at Kachina accross the street, cheaper, the name is more legendary, a cheaper option. I like how there is one way in and out, kinda like a fort..Michael's Kitchen in town just south of El Pueblo Lodge-My favorite hotel............is excellent for breakfast.
I’m pretty sure I stayed at Pueblo 5 or so years ago. Nice bar and restaurant in the main building. The bartender was also a Taos ski instructor. Can’t recall his name now.Most of the motles/hotels, are not doing breakfast. El Pueblo Lodge looks nice, I stayed at Kachina accross the street, cheaper, the name is more legendary, a cheaper option. I like how there is one way in and out, kinda like a fort..
Longtime ski talk lurker and NM local and I thought I’d chime in on food. In general I agree with Tex. The new ale house / pizza place where Tim’s used to be is good—it’s Detroit style pizza, wings, burgers, etc. Not quite to the level of Brown Dog Pizza in Telluride (ah the gold hill pizza is just so good), but still good and a refreshing new dining alternative in the valley. Never had the ribs, but my many experiences at Blonde Bear have been really good if you want a bit more upscale dining, and I would recommend it, although I haven’t been there post pandemic. 192–meh. Last few years they had terrible food and great cocktails. Now a new menu with ok to good food and terrible cocktails.My recommendations on eating.
If you are in Taos, you got lots of options, you are good. In the Valley, not many options...
* Make reservations, otherwise you will be eating late, like 9:00
* Hondo is your bread and butter, not great but not bad. Don't get the steak Texas Style, they cover it with gravy, that is not Texas Style. If I eat there again, I would go for the Chicken Fried Steak, I bet that is pretty good. I got their mexcican dish, enchiladas, it was average, not bad, I would not call it good.
* You want to eat at the Blake, bring your vaccination card. We never ate there, my daughter did not have hers on our trip.
* The Blonde Bear Tavern, I got Baby Back ribs, they were terrible, reheated, old... I would pass on this place.
* Ale House, this place was a zoo. For good reason I guess, the food was great!
* The spot FlyingAce posted, that looks happening. They got music going (on weekends), fire pit, looks like a cool spot. Did not eat there..
If I stay in the Valley, I'm bringing my own food and cooking my own meals.
Sounds good, but “Warm” green chile stew should be “Hot”. It’s winter!Another great option for food! Across from Alpine Suites. Open 11-3, Tuesday-Saturday. Outdoor seating with fire pit. View attachment 156128 View attachment 156129 View attachment 156130 View attachment 156131