New Mexico recs!! Leaning towards staying in Taos with a pal this fall but open to your suggestions!

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Mallory Jacobs · Answer

Los Poblanos: If you’re passing through Albuquerque at least stop for a pastry and to shop.

Mallory Jacobs · Answer

Rancho Chimayo: Amazing place to stop for lunch if you’re taking the high road from Albuquerque.

Mallory Jacobs · Answer

The love Apple: Cozy and delicious

Sam · Answer

Hotel Willa: Gorg, right in town, and a really great restaurant. Side note, I just finished work on a book about New Mexico (it’s now available on the Wildsam website if you’re interested!) and I cover a lot of Taos places and people (and a lot of the northern NM climes more generally).

Dubya_Dee · Answer

Tomorrow and Tomorrow: Wifey and I had coffee and brekky here while we visited Taos, I still miss those large slabs of bread with jam and eggs.

Clara · Answer

Modern General Feed and Seed: This place is really great. I’ve shared a few more Santa Fe (and environs) recs previously as well!

Clara · Answer

Georgia O’Keeffe’s home in New Mexico: Case in point, the most beautiful home I’ve ever been to. This was the place she lived for most of her last 35 years and apparently viewed as a sort of canvas. The kitchen is wonderfully retro, the fireplaces are magical, and the setting — with an irrigated garden that’s authentic to the Pueblo in which the plot is located — is fascinating, too.

Plus, nearby Ghost Ranch has incredible vistas and really great hiking options.

fairuseabby · Answer

Chama, NM: Scenic, historic, quaint, not full of hikers or tourists.