When it comes to welcoming gathering spots, Taos, New Mexico, is no stranger. From refreshing drinks to dishes embracing local fare, Taos is rich with great eateries and bars. But, where to start? Here are four places to consider:
© The Burger Stand
Located in Taos’ oldest building, Alley Cantina honors the building’s history and legacy with a menu celebrating traditions and recipes from Tao’s rich cultural background. Live music is also offered every night of the week. Highlight dishes include homemade chile stews, spicy chicken tortilla soup and enchiladas.
This venue embraces the value of community by showcasing local musicians on stage, hosting volleyball matches and salsa dancing classes, and promising beautiful views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Enjoy a wide selection of draft beers and wines, as well as your typical bar food.
© Town of Taos
This place has become so popular since opening in 2012, the brand has expanded to two locations in Taos. “The Mothership” hosts live music in its outdoor concert venue, complete with state-of-the-art brewing facilities. Enjoy local brews for a refreshing evening.
Have a true American experience with a touch of Taos flair at The Burger Stand. This place makes most of the ingredients for its burgers in house and serves them alongside a wide range of draft beers (both regional and classic).
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