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Doc Martin's

Exclusive Chef Zippy White, selections from the spectacular wine list of 400. Excellent seasonal menu additions and desserts. American cuisine with a Southwest twist; breakfasts are also creative. Renowned for the chile rellenos appetizer. The inn has a garden for fresh and organic ingredients. Live music in the adjacent Adobe Bar nightly.

Address: 125 Paseo del Pueblo Norte
Getting there: at the Taos Inn, see below
Hours: Breakfast 7:30-11AM, lunch 11:30AM-2:30PM, dinner 5:30PM-closing. Weekend brunch 7:30AM-2:30PM
Price: Most dinner entrees range in price from about $20, lunch $10-15
Website: taosinn.com (opens in a new tab)

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Adobe Bar
Bills itself as "the Living Room of Taos," and with good reason; passersby wander into this comfortable watering hole (half in the hotel's lobby, half on the sidewalk) as though it's home away from home. Live entertainment every evening is complimentary- open mike on most Mondays. Excellent magarita and wine list.
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Governor Bent Home
The former home of Governor Bent, the first Governor of New Mexico when it was territorial United States, who was killed here in a raid by angry residents who objected to American rule. This small museum has some artifacts from the uprising, as well as some works from local artists.
Summer: daily 9AM-5PM; winter: 10AM-4PM$1 adult, $.50 children
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Bent St. Cafe & Deli
"European-style," beautiful patio dining and yes, it rocks. Excellent menu selections, wonderful sandwiches, accommodating and gracious waitstaff. Licensed, with a good selection of beers. A local favorite, popular with visitors and regulars alike. Great for people-watching. On the pricey side of "budget".
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Kit Carson Home and Museum
The Taos home of Kit Carson, a 19th-century frontiersman, Indian agent, and Army officer who played a prominent role in the Indian Wars. The house has been lovingly preserved, with artifacts from Carson's life and period furnishings illustrating frontier life in Taos, including one room done up to look like a frontier trading post.
March-October: Daily 10AM-5PM; November-February: Daily 10AM-4PM$7 adult, $6 senior, $5 teens/students, children 12 and under free