My 16 yr. old son and I ate here for lunch and dinner while visiting Taos Ski Valley. Expected to pay more at an on-site ski restaurant. Food portions were plentiful, service was prompt, and the availablility of local brews was nice.

My 16 yr. old son and I ate here for lunch and dinner while visiting Taos Ski Valley. Expected to pay more at an on-site ski restaurant. Food portions were plentiful, service was prompt, and the availablility of local brews was nice.
Everything we had we liked - the nachos, the fish tacos, the chicken quesadilla's, etc... You can't go wrong - food has a fresh presentation and great flavor - just enough kick to their salsa and dishes. Good place to bring the family in to grab a bite.
Food was great, service was slow but we went during rush hour. Friendly and courteous staff
We stopped for chips and Dip and ended up eating dinner because it looked and smelled so good. Nice way to end a day of skiing
poor service, over priced and poor quality margarittas, food average at best.
Authentic Southwestern cooking with a bit of heat (chiles) that's really good! The best margarita at the Taos Ski Valley area.
We ate there twice--but only because, the second time, the first three restaurants we tried were closed. Midweek can be a difficult time to get a meal in Taos Ski Valley. On the weekend, it was extremely crowded and nosiy; we felt rushed to eat and get out. On Wednesday, it was only about 1/3 full.
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Quiet little place in the valley. Great atmosphere and great food. Steak tacos were great-quality ingredients make a difference.
Good food. Great red chili. Expensive but good margaritas.
Greay food and atmosphere and location. The chicken enchiladas were great. Highly recommend it.
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