This chocolatier located in the heart of Taos is something I wish had existed in the very…read moreneighborhood in Denver. Adorable (well, everything is adorable in Taos; it's the southwestern charm for sure!) but it's more than what its appearance says it all. You have to try their products and see for yourself. What I got me were a few bon bons and a chocolate torte (the whiskey kind). -Miso Caramel: is shaped like a mushroom. Even if you might not be a fan of miso based (everything), you should try these bon bons anyway as they don't taste like miso at all. I was quite shocked with this myself (well, I like miso soup; miso taste doesn't bother me at all. Even so, Miso chocolate candy was something I didn't know what to expect out of. That is why I am saying that I was surprised by it.) -New Mexico , Spicy: was also surprising. The kick in these tiny pieces was quite mighty and yet it was tolerable. -Whisky Torte: All sorts of organic ingredients are used to make these delightful tortes. Tortes tend to be a lot heavier than traditional cakes as their texture is that of fudge. And yet, that shouldn't be a reason for you to steer clear from it as this chocolatier perfected the torte in a way that it will not be too rich or heavy for your taste or stomach. At least that is what I thought when I tasted it. Another must-try item on their menu offerings. For its interior, it's mostly and simply grey on walls but this emits the "chicness" that doesn't overshadow the theme of its business. You should also pay attention to the ceilings and the floors. A careful attention to entertain the guests' eyes is seen throughout. Service was good. I first went here late in the afternoon (close to its closing time). I quickly glanced at each section of the store inside. The kind gentleman upfront wanted to assist me but after asking him if it was open tomorrow (it would be Sunday), he said yes to which I gave him my promise that I would be back tomorrow. The same man assisted me when I was back the very next day to make a purchase. Not sure if he remembered me or not. It's not chocolate bon bons or tortes you can enjoy at this store. The café offers tasting trios, mocha, chocolate mouse, ice cream, affogato, hot chocolate, and espresso and so on. This is a haven for chocolate fanatics.

It's a cute little place. There are a few seats against the wall so you'll have to take advantage…read moreof the benches outside. They have an explanation of the bean to bar process of the cacao on the wall. They also have drawings on the ceiling of the cacao pods. They offer lots of chocolate bars, mousse, cakes, coffee, etc. I opted for their flourless cake. It was so good that I want to come back and get more and also try their other items. The staff were efficient so you didn't have to wait too long. I highly recommend this place.

My guy and I had to stop here based on all the reviews. Unfortunately, my guy was sad because they…read moreno longer sell cinnamon rolls here and he was very excited to have one. Thankfully, we still ended up finding a good alternative: Strawberry Ice Cream Sammich with homemade vanilla ice cream. Now, anyone who knows me knows I love chocolate way more than vanilla. However, this was quite possibly the best vanilla ice cream I've ever had! It was incredible! The cookies for the sammich were pretty sweet on their own, so the homemade ice cream definitely helped with that. I also tried one of their homemade Salted Caramels, but I wasn't a fan of them. The kind owner gave my guy and I some treats for our dogs to try and they loved it! I really wish I had bought a whole bag for them because they are packed with great ingredients and they were very fresh. Highly recommend if you find yourself in the area!

A sweet store that sells homemade choco tacos and ice cream sandwiches?! What a cool idea. The…read morecookies are also pretty good.

I'm going to start this review off by saying this- some of the absolute worst customer service I…read morehave ever experienced had taken place here at Tomorrow and Tomorrow. We were so excited to check this place out as we had heard many great things, and that was the first spot of the day kicking off our anniversary. The person at the counter taking orders was extremely rude and unprofessional when it was our turn. She was condescending on every question we asked since it was our first time in. We were curious what the signature latte was since it doesn't tell you on the menu "It's..rosemary?" and then rings up said latte and huffs and puffs like a child when we said we were gonna do two iced lattes "Ugh okay lemme take the signature latte off the order". We go to order breakfast sandwiches but there's a sign that says "No bagels" no big deal, we asked her what do they come on instead "Sourdough....." with the rudest tone and look on their face. My partner asked if she can get a side of tomato jam for her sandwich to a response of "Ya I don't know probably"..at this point I was ready to leave as I am in the industry myself and have been so for 20 years and I'm not gonna let anyone treat me like that. We stuck around though as it was our anniversary and this place was recommended by many others when we told them we were going to Taos for our celebration. Coffee took 20 minutes to make two iced lattes, food took another 30ish and they weren't that busy either. We waited so long that someone who worked there eventually came up and asked if we needed help with anything- we stated we were waiting on our order and they said it was gonna be another 10 minutes. All that waiting around for burnt sourdough, half melted cheese, and bland sausage. Kitchen seemed frazzled although it wasn't busy, felt like they threw our food together to start cleaning the kitchen to close, although we weren't there near closing time. The tab was also somehow $52 for two iced coffees and two mediocre breakfast sandwiches..talk about a ripoff. I haven't even had breakfast that expensive in Aspen or Jackson Hole. One star because the coffee was really good, and the bathroom was cool but that's about it. Everything else about the experience there was lackluster, and I will not recommend this place to anyone who visits Taos. This experience was so awful that I had to send in an email in hopes they respond/take my feedback and improve on things, but I will not go back next time I'm in town personally to see if these issues have changed. Mainly due to the woman at the counter but also the food was very underwhelming especially for the steep price.

Very subpar customer service and overpriced food. The coffees were the best part and the only thing…read moreI would suggest here. I am still trying to process how two breakfast toasts and two coffee would be $55. We also waited 45 mins (I'm not being overly dramatic) for the burnt toasts to come out. I would not return here on my next trip.

Great chocolate and soft cashmere everything... scarves, hats, gloves, etc. all made from very…read morenice cashmere. Fancy stuff... Really nice clothing, something for everyone here. It's fun just to feel the clothing! The chocolates stole the show though! Little samples whet our appetize, so we bought a box and a couple of bars... cannot wait to dig into those. Recommend Chocolate and Cashmere, any of their locations!

I stopped by here to buy some chocolate for my manager. I have had them before and they're…read moredelicious. I really appreciated the conversation with the South African employee regarding the state of the world.

Great food and service! Sitting on the patio enjoying the sun on a winter day…read more Recommend the Guacamole & Fish Taco's

Polite service, quaint outdoor patio, and seriously delicious food. The beans and rice, the chiles,…read moreand the mango chimichanga were major highlights.

My partner and I recently celebrated our anniversary and went to Taos, New Mexico to check it out…read moreas we had never been. This was a must stop recommended by many people so we were happy to secure a reservation and dine there. Ambiance was nice, we enjoyed the warm lighting and how it was inside an old historic catholic church. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable as well. I will say- the food was decent but it was nothing extravagant or to write home about like others have mentioned in the past. A lot of items on the menu have like one or two ingredients that I feel throw the dish off, so it was difficult deciding what to get there. We ordered the cornbread, mussels, the trout and the bison when we went for dinner. By far my biggest complaint with the whole experience was the fact that it is a cash only establishment, with no ATM even available on the property. You have to drive beforehand to the closest Allsups and withdraw whatever you feel will be the most for the check plus gratuity. This really limits what you can/can't get on the menu depending on how much cash you bring. I personally do not enjoy feeling limited by that or having to do math at the table in my head to make sure I got enough to cover it all. This also makes people look at the menu beforehand maybe online to get a good idea before driving to said gas station. They say on the website it's because "By forgoing transaction fees, we can better support our employees, serve organic food, and boost our local economy." but in reality I believe it's because they do not want to pay credit card fees and whatnot. Their sister restaurant Manzanita (which we also dined at) was not cash only though which was odd if they are related, so something isn't lining up at The Love Apple. We still had the best time with each others company which matters the most celebrating a special occasion, but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to tell everyone that they gotta go there when they are in Taos.

My partner made a reservations here for our anniversary dinner while we were visiting Taos. This…read moreplace was highly recommended but I just don't personally *get it* from a food stand point. The customer service was great and the ambiance was nice. It's in a historic old church. From the food items, my favorite was the mussels. Everything else was just alright. The bison steak didn't pack alot of flavor to me. It was still a nice night out but not my favorite foods.

This was our favorite breakfast restaurant during our trip. Food five stars selection, five stars…read moreservice five stars. We didn't get it, but people exiting the restaurant raved about the food and they were right. I got the Parisian crêpe and that was the most flavorful breakfast. I've had in a while. Cooked perfectly and beautiful layers of food. When you cut into it and turn it on its side, you can see how delicately they layered everything. My wife got the Spanish tortilla. We've had this in Barcelona before and it was very close and taste. A little dance for me, but she enjoyed it. Both of these dishes are really shareable. The coffee was OK but my wife's latte she said was excellent. Lastly, plenty of parking and they also have a small area with baked goods. Don't miss this place.

We try new food because it might be Gutiz!! French toast was TV show worthy. Gutiz potatoes are…read moreguud too. Room in parking lot for RV and for your dog to take a peepee 5 stars

We tried several pastries over two days: flakey, superb, and a quick breakfast before hiking. The…read moreapple, with walnut, and the cinnamon swirl were excellent, not overly sweet, and the pastry dough was super flakey. We found them Saturday at the Farmers Market as well, so if you find the storefront closed, they might be there selling. I got a half loaf of sourdough bread to take home, I haven't tried it yet, but it looks amazing.

Lots and lots of history! Great food!…read moreGreat service and very friendly staff. Ambiance screams Taos, NM

Food was ok, no veggies, like the fresh salsa , what we got 20 years ago when we ordered huevas…read morerancheros. Brown beans and hash bros out of a frozen package. No time to grill them anymore. Sad that everyone is in a hurry and tries to cut the corners. Service is very nice and friendly. Big restaurant what has plenty of space to sit and the service was quick.

Visiting Taos for the first time and came across reviews for this place so we decided to try it…read more Walked in the door and sights to behold were amazing, a case of breakfast items to accompany coffee of any sort. Additionally, there were whole pies and other baked goods to choose from and a daily soup menu. We were greeted warmly by the gentleman at the register who answered all our questions in detail. My girlfriend ordered a mocha with a slice of quiche and a chocolate croissant to go. The mocha was brought to our table by the barista, looked beautiful and tasted even better. Chocolate croissant never made it out of the establishment and was rated at the top of her list for chocolate croissants. I had regular coffee which was good and a breakfast burrito with green chili which was also very good. Will be returning to get more coffee and try the pies and maybe some of the other choices. Highly recommend KOKO Coffee while in Taos.

Small little cafe, great service. I personally did not enjoy the matcha, but to each their own.read more