The hostess was extremely rude to us and other guests when we visited a few days ago. We witnessed her snapping back at a guest who had simple questions about seating, and when we asked to be moved to the back courtyard after dinner so we could have another drink and listen to the live music, she rolled her eyes and stomped into the back to see if there was a table available. Needless to say we left after not feeling comfortable with her tantrum. Customers lost. The food was good although high priced. There are better choices out there. read more

Don't let the stars fool you, this place is absolutely fantastic. My wife and I came here a few years ago and fell in love with the place. While a few things have changed (the chile rellenos aren't quite the same although they're still great) the food is top notch and the staff is still super friendly. We plan on making this a priority stop every time we're in Taos. read more

I have been eating here for years, but the last visit was a disaster. Gone was the interesting, varied menu of the past. Now it is just Mexican (not even New Mexican) standards with a few salads - the usual enchiladas and rellanos. And not done well. I ordered enchiladas and somehow the waiter thought I wanted the sauce on the side. I got two hard as rock corn tortillas with cheese soldered to the plate and two little sides of chile. read more

Had a fantastic meal last night at Doc Martins! The blue corn meal crusted trout was perfectly cooked and the Chile Rellenos, sprinkled with pumpkin seeds was a delight. Churros for desert made a lovely finish. Delicious dinner, so glad we came. read more

Food was awesome. Service was trash. Hate to be mean but had an empty water glass for 40 minutes and had to ask 4 times to get a refill. Check also took forever. Would love to try in a non Covid environment, but slow by any standard. Would still recommend based on food quality. read more

Since COVID this restaurant has gone down hill. A friend and I shared the nachos that we ordered with meat. There wasn't even a tablespoon of meat. My friends granddaughter ordered the burger with fries. Burgers at one time were very good there but hers was maybe 4 ounces, dry and disgusting. There wasn't even a handful of fries. The burger and fries cost $20.00...I'd rather go to MacDonalds for the same and far less expensive. There is NO WAY I will eat there again. By the way we ate in the bar area. read more

After a long day we decided to stop in town and have a decent meal. We found Doc Martins which is in a nice old Adobe house with great NM/ Jazz esthetics which creates a fun environment. The food was really good too. We ordered the NM Green Chile Relleno that is breaded with blue corn and topped the roasted Piñon. As well as the Blue corn chicken enchiladas, the Grilled Rainbow Trout and for dessert a Green Chile Cheese Cake. Along with some local brews from the bar. read more

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They are currently closed due to Covid19 and taking the opportunity to remodel the kitchen.

It was super mid. Over priced and under delivered. Saw our waitress once at the beginning and when to collect the check. We tipped out the busier as he was WAY more attentive. I heard great stuff and it was not what was described to me. read more

This was perfect for dinner and drinks after a long day of driving and check in. The only reason for 4 stars was because our queso didn't come out and once we started eating dinner we didn't want it. read more

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We just ate here and it was delicious. It was a busy night and we didn't call ahead for a reservation but they were kind enough to set us up for 30mins before closing. No worries. We went across the the distillery and had a drink. When we came back they sat us right away. I had the Enchilada platter, cheese, but asked the waiter Michael if I could get a side of Chorizo. He was such a kind and polite waiter. And for it to be his last table of the night he was as pleasant as of we were his first. The chorizo made the dish POP. The enchiladas were fantastic. Plenty of cheese but I recommend asking for Michael and the chorizo. If you're in Taos, call ahead. It's worth it. Next time I'm getting the Green Chile Cheesecake Chimichanga too! I'll update that later. read more

we loved going here for dinner and drink . the nachos for some insane reason they changed thier menu and now a lot of the things we used to love are unrecognizable and awful. nachos used to be amazing. now they're using a velveeta style cheese wiz it was literally disgusting. the asked the waiter and he said they've been overwhelmed with complaints and since they changed menu and cooks. he suggested we go on yelp and leave a comment which i've never done before i really hope they undo these awful changes. completely ruined the experience read more

I went here with a group of 9 and our waitress was very accommodating and friendly. We ordered a bunch of drinks and appetizers that were overall good. However, the steak fajitas were not worth the cost-- they lacked flavor and the portion was skimpy. We definitely got better value at other restaurants in the area but it was worth it for the atmosphere. read more

Doc Martin's - Steak RIBEYE FAJITAS - American Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Ambiance is awesome. Live music was really fun and the margs were well made. Can be a little busy so just be patient when things take a little longer than you might be used to. read more

Food and service were great but it's so loud you literally cannot carry on a conversation. We had to leave and find a place where we didn't have to shout at each other. read more

Ate dinner there on July 2nd. Service was poor but they may have been short-staffed. We had a woman waiter who was not attentive. Ordered chips and salsa, never got them, but they were on our bill. Had the chicken salad and was sick the next morning. Don't believe we'll be going back. read more

I recently made my first trip to Taos. My friend and I were going to eat at a different restaurant, but it was closed until December. The sign to the Taos Inn looks so cool and inviting that we decided to have lunch at Doc Martin's. Am I ever glad we did! We sat in the bar which has a lovely, historical, warm and comfy feel to it. We shared two entrées and both were completely perfect and tasted out of this world! We had the blue corn and pinon nut pancakes. I can't even describe how wonderful they were. Browned and crispy on the outside and lovely & moist inside. We also shared the huevos rancheros, and each component of the dish was perfect, from the blue corn tortilla to the fried potatoes to the red Chile sauce. Our waiter, Jeremy, was a delight. I definitely recommend this restaurant when you visit Taos! read more

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Had an amazing experience for the Christmas Eve. Wine pairing at Doc Martens on Christmas Eve. My family and I were in Taos visiting from Albuquerque, and made reservations for the Christmas Eve wine pairing dinner. I must say the food was amazing. My scallops were cooked to perfection, and we're probably the most flavorful and beautiful scallops I have ever eaten. For the second course I I have the steak with the red wine reduction. It was amazing the sauce, and the cook of the meat, with the pairing of the wine was a beautiful combination which I extremely enjoyed. The dessert was very delicious and presented beautifully. However, I wish I could've had more. Overall, it was an amazing experience, and I'm glad that we spent our Christmas Eve at dark holidays. The service was amazing. Our waitress was very attentive, and the entire ambience of the holiday was amazing. Doc martens is truly a hidden gem and I would sincerely recommend it to anybody passing through Taos. read more

This popular spot in the midst of Taos' north end shops provided a pleasant dinner for my wife and I. Service was attentive and gracious (yay, Jesus) and the margaritas were very good though high on the ice content. I had the tamale plate and my wife had the trout. Both were very good with excellent sides (fresh veggies and [for me] great rice & beans). Chips were clearly very fresh and super tasty; guacamole had a good depth of flavor. We split a Tres Leches Cake slice (nice!) read more

We ate here today for Christmas and it was very disappointing. The chipotle shrimp was bland and over cooked. My friends daughter carne asada was also bland and it was all around disappointing, especially given the price vs what the food tasted like. My friend said that the prime rib was too little of a portion and it was also flavorless so he dipped it constantly in the sauce to try and give it flavor. I think the only good food that anyone at our table had was probably the sea bass and mole. read more

Headed home to Denver and decided to spend the night in Taos. Asking for dinner recommendations at the desk. One of the upscale places that we decided on was Doc Martin's. We asked to be seated in the dining room and were accommodated. I ordered a merlot which turns out they had none but compensated with a nice replacement. The wife & I ordered the roasted beat salad with fresh greens, goat cheese, candied nuts and a vinaigrette dressing. Greens were fresh but the salad was completely undressed and dry without a hint of dressing or vinegar scent. The "roasted beets were the quality of canned beets. I brought this to the server's attention. The kitchen supplied an oil/vinegar which took quite a bit of mixing on our part to emulsify in order to impart a slight vinegar flavor. I ordered the "King Trumpet Mushrooms and Huitlacoche Mole" dish, which was more like another salad than an entrée. The mushrooms were rubbery and hard to chew and completely void of any flavor. The mole was also tasteless. I tried salting the dish to taste but realized that I would be consuming way too much salt to get the dish to a palatable taste. In the end I was only able to get a few bites of very salted chewy king trumpet mushroom slices. It was all brought to the attention of the server. Although the server offered a compromise we declined respectfully only to request that the chef be aware of our issues. We paid full price for the meal and a 20% gratuity. It gives me no joy to post this review in light of the impact on the food industry over the recent past. My only wish is that these employees show a little more appreciation for the customer, as the customer shows them by choosing to support their industry. I'll not give this place another chance. Sad.... read more

Maybe because it's a Sunday and they don't have their A team, but the service is absolutely horrific. I checked into the Taos Inn today, grabbed a drink at the bar and came to sit outside because all seats inside were taken. I had no idea that there were servers waiting on the tables on the patio but I soon found out because I was berated by the server who informed me that I wouldn't sit out there if I didn't order from her. Welcome to Do Martins and the Taos Inn. Thanks so much for the hospitality. read more

So delicious! We celebrated my birthday at Doc Martin's tonight and everything we had was 5 STARS! Started with the Chile relleno appetizer and a classic margarita and paloma. For dinner, I had the Trout, my bf had the special (seafood linguine) and finally we had the Baileys Creme brûlée for dessert. We had such a nice time dining on the patio. Tables were appropriately distanced and the employees were working hard to keep everything sanitized. We will definitely recommend this place to any friends visiting Taos! read more

Doc Martin's - Grilled Rainbow Trout - American Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

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The hostess Laura is absolutely the rudest person I have ever encountered We were told we could have a drink in the bar and she wouldn't let us She was rude and obstinate The manager didn't care either Horrible horrible service read more

My mother is a picky eater so we had looked at a few places before deciding on Doc's. I kinda didn't want to like this place due to some of the reviews I read but I was just happy that my mom finally picked a place. The menu was pretty sparse and didn't really have a theme really to the menu items. I did order there famous cowboy Buddha margarita witch was very good but it was in small bowl glass and had a lot of ice in it, the second one I ordered had even more ice so I did feel for $12 that I should be getting atleast a regular size margarita not 70% ice 30% drink. The food items were very tasty but a bit pricy. read more

Nice restaurant in downtown Taos. Bison short rib was outstanding. Say at the bar and enjoyed bantering with bartender.

We ate there tonight and it was horrible. This place has gone off a cliff. The menu is kind of strange. It feels like the chef has no idea what a good top shelf restaurant has to offer and the quality of the food definitely bad. I had not been in the restaurant for many years. It was once a very good place. Not anymore. read more

We took our adult kids here on a Monday night. My mother forewarned me the food was subpar but it was late and we had been turned down at another restaurant. It was very full and they asked us to sit in the bar area. We ordered the surf and turf and my son added a bowl of the elk stew with lintels. The stew had little seasoning and I don't think anyone rinsed the lintels because all I could taste was dirt when I sampled it. We ordered two surf and turfs to split. We ordered our steaks medium rare but they came out almost blue. They had zero flavor. The mashed potatoes were extremely bland, but the asparagus were good. We promptly asked for to go boxes and took it back to our house where I totally remade the meal and salvaged $156. The bar was nice but the guitar player was the great which made up for the subpar food somewhat. Our server was actually really good too. We were just highly disappointed in the flavor of the food. read more

I am so disappointed in our experience tonight. My husband and I have always had great experiences and we bragged about this place and brought our friends. Our nice server was rushed and didn't even ask for us to taste the multiple bottles of wine that we ordered (we've all worked as fine dining servers and are compassionate, to a point). Then, we received our bill after we expected to order dessert and we are told the kitchen was closed. The apex of our Taos experience was sorely disappointed. Please don't take an 8pm reservation if you can't deliver. We spent a lot of money and wish we had the experience there were used to. read more

Rude Hostess, we arrived early before our scheduled reservation. The restaurant was empty. My husband and I had dressed up and was looking forward to a nice evening. He had just drove 8 hours to visit me as I was in Taos helping the hospital. The hostess showed us to our table way in the corner in the back near the kitchen door. We kindly ask for any table not in a corner and as no one else was there thought this request could easily be accommodated. The rude hostess said all the tables are pre assigned and this is the one we are assigned. We chose not to eat there and left. I would NOT recommend eating at this restaurant that does not care about customer service. read more

My favorite thing about Doc Martins was our waiter was so personable and sharp and friendly. Nice back patio for outdoor dining. The food was not memorable, just okay, read more

We came up on 6/11/21 from Albquerque for the weekend. When we got to the hostess she was snippy and told us it would be. 30 minute wait. We left walked around and came back after 30 minutes. My mother in law asked if our table was ready and the hostess said she would go look very huffily. My mother in law who is hard of hearing told her we were on the list for 7:30.The hostess stopped walking turned around and said , "Do you want a table now or do you want me to wait until the time you had?" in a voice that was incredibly rude and implied my mother in law was an idiot. We sat down and enjoyed our meal, but I continued to see this hostess stomping around with a murderous look on her face. I'm not sure if she was having a bad day, but she was a walking thunder cloud . read more

Big cocktail/beer list, very limited wine, bar-type food. Fun, loud, busy--definitely a bar scene, but a good bar scene.

We visited Taos for the first time in 2010 looking for a quick meal and bypassed the steak entrees, maybe because of the higher price tag and opted to try the Elk Burgers. That meal was one of the food highlights of the trip. We returned to Doc Martin's this year and looked forward to the Elk Burgers, and they did not dissapoint. We walked a couple of blocks to reach the restaurant and got there about 15 minutes before it opened. Doc Martin's is inside the Taos Inn and adjacent to the inn's bar, which was packed this day because there was a huge crowd waiting to get into the Taos Solar Music Festival. Once the place opened, we were seated and served promptly. The window panes dividing the restaurant from the bar area isolated us from any barroom discussions and we enjoyed our Elk Burgers with gusto. Props to our waitress, who didn't know much about the beer they served on tap. She talked to the bartender and was able to tell me more about their selection and made an educated choice, which also did not disappoint. read more

Doc Martin's - The Elk Burger at Doc Martin's. - American Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Inside the Taos Inn is this amazing restaurant! Almost everything on the menu is gluten free, the service was amazing, and the margaritas were to die for (definitely the best)! Anyway, this restaurants one to stop at in Taos! read more

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First time here. recommend by folks we met on the street checking in for the Michael Hearne music festival. The place had a fun vibe. Then we met Sarkis our waiter and had a lot of fun with him. He recommended the Chile Relleno platter. The best I've ever had. I'll definitely be back this week while we're here read more

Stopped by Doc Martin's for a late lunch with a group of friends. We knew to park in the back of the Inn from our previous visit. We were seated in the back by the booth. Our Swiss waitress was cordial. I enjoyed my vegetarian mushroom sandwich . Unfortunately a few others ordered the Chile Relenos and found that the rice and beans were cold. The Celtic Mint tea was a delicious way to end the meal on a cool Taos day. read more

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This is another one of my favorite haunts when I come to Taos. The food was very good but not as good as I remember. My boyfriend tried the watermelon gauspacho which was disgusting. I had the roasted garlic and goat cheese appetizer which was fabulous. We both had the filet mignon with a red wine reduction - tasty but it is done better by another restaurant in town (see my other reviews). For dessert we had the tiramisu and lemon tart - both terrific. The service was absolutely amazing. Both the host and the waiter were top notch. While probably not my favorite anymore, this is still a good place for a tasty meal. read more

Great food, awesome friendly staff and such a great time we are here two nights while in Taos.

We went there on Christmas Day. They had special menu with limited food choice for dinner. Seems leave no choice for me... We were told to wait an hour for a table. We went to the bar across for a drink. Then we discovered the bar had a similar menu with Doc Martin's. Looked like the food came out from one kitchen. We ordered lamb leg, salmon and crispy calamari. They are all good. They have live music on the hotel lobby. Really impressive. I would say to sit in the bar (table was in the lobby actually) was even better than in the restaurant. read more

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