Lots of little local shops to visit. You could definitely spend quite a bit of time here. My guy…read moreand I stopped into a few of them, but there was only 1 thing I debated getting, but it was way too expensive for the low quality. I really enjoyed the woman playing the flutes she was selling. She was really good! Overall, decent shops even if they weren't quite my taste.

There were some interesting little shops here in the Taos downtown. There was a small second floor…read moresection that we didn't check out. The kids enjoyed walking around and looking at everything from cookware to clothing and food. There is a lot to do nearby and a public restroom not far from here also.

The Walmarts where we live in Florida are shiny, clean and well stocked and more importanly…read moreorderly. This was a shocker. Dirty and chaotic. No fresh food, it was like Grocery Outlet after Armaggedon. Some one from Arkansas Head Office needs to get down here and sort it out. The locals deserve better.

Rude and grossly ignorant…read more Story: in line behind a 70 something guy trying to pay for some tequila when the check out person asks for ID. He doesn't have one on him but his friend does. Check out lady says she can't sell to him because "he did not bring it to the counter". Then she calls the manager (Myron) who supports her decision. I'm just a bystander but I ask why and Myron rudely states, "it's our liquor license", OK. Still dumbfounded, the guy (who is right there and in front of us) is told if he wants to buy it he has to go to the back of the line which is now at least five people deep. As Myron the manager is leaving he says "you're welcome to shop elsewhere"! Yes manager man I am aware I can shop elsewhere and I will. Geez!

Stepping' Out is a nice little women's store in the Bent Street area. Clothing, shoes.,…read moreaccessories including some jewelry. We spent a short bit of time in the store and had the same experience reported by several of the prior reviews... staff that simply wouldn't leave us alone and let us browse. We were not really looking for anything offered by the shop, so we did not linger. Advice to staff, give customers some space, attentive but unobtrusive should be the rule IMHO.

I needed a new pair of calf height boots...the ones I wore on the airplane destroyed the heals with…read morethe fluctuation in air and temps in New Mexico. Found 3 great pair at Steppin' Out, but the only way to select the right boot was to walk around the store with them on my feet for 20 minutes. TaDa! A selection was made and I may have held the owner up on store closure time...however she was gracious.

We didn't end up buying anything, but they had some cool gems and some trolls. The kids liked…read morelooking around and the shop workers were super friendly. It's in a great area in the downtown and has parking.

This place is an absolute gem (haha, see what I did there). We've got an 8yo who would visit every…read morerock shop she could, and the adults in our family love to oooh and ah over rocks as well. We've been to several rock shops in the Southwest and this one takes the cake. Super friendly and helpful staff, and every rock is labeled with information including where it came from (this one is big for us, we're trying to buy rocks from the place we are visiting). Thanks a ton Taos Rockers!!!

We had great meals at both SALTO and Aseq. This young chef…read moreis exceptional. Sure wish we lived closer to Taos so we could enjoy his cuisine more often. And also enjoy the company of my son, Brian Hart and his wife Jennifer.

Some of the worst food I have ever had in a restaurant. Server was super nice, but we will not eat…read morethere again . We were really looking forward to the new updated restaurant and the menu sounded lovely, but they need to hire someone who knows how to cook.

Very helpful clerk; reasonable prices, especially on store-brand items…read more I would probably go back .....

I went in to Tractor Supply in Taos, NM today, It's a big store and I would have liked the chance…read moreto explore. Unfortunatel,I had to get a ride there and was under time constraints. Aubre welcomed everyone that came into the store with a friendly greeting and thanked everyone for coming in as they left despite being swamped at the register. She called Sean to help me find the numerous items I needed and he helpedme patiently and professionally despite my time pressure and the stress I caused him. I wanted to say how great Aubre and Sean are in providing terrific customer service. I hope that upper management see this review. Aubre and Sean are an asset to Tractor Supply Company and are knowledgeable friendly and helpful, which is really hard to find in any business in Taos, NM . I hope that I didn't cause them a hassle or headache. They are terrific and we will be shopping there again soon, just not with time pressure. My new puppy and I thank Aubre and Sean greatly.She loves her new stuff

I love a fair trade shop and this one was welcoming and chock full of delightful surprises! The…read morestaff was friendly and welcoming and helped us find various options, as well as had some great suggestions. My purchase of a bracelet made locally was an easy sell as it is beautiful, but there were many other gift items and purchases that I would have liked to make. The prices weren't too bad and each has a story of those who made it, which helps to remind a shopper that their purchase goes toward someone's fair livelihood. Love it! I'd go back and get all my gifts if I had more time, but definitely worthy of a look and a browse.

From outside it looked like a store I could have spent some money at, but after I entered, while…read moremasked up, I was approached by the owner who demanded I apply chemicals to my skin before being welcomed to the store. I refuse to inundate myself with chemicals to passify a business owner living in fear. To respond, I did come in. But I was not made to feel welcome, to even look, because I didn't care to use your chemicals. I had just washed my hands. That should have been enough I feel. "Local" or not, it's chemicals. You tried to force it, I refused, and spent money elsewhere that day. You didn't offer to sign anything accepting any responsibility for adverse effects I might have even . . Main point, You don't get to impose your stuff on my body, and I just hope you'll look at what kind of customer experience I had there and maybe grow from it.

Always an exciting place to shop. Especially if you have a home improvement project like new door…read moreknob, plate glass, even good used work boots. Also a good place to drop off used equipment or things you might not be using. A big community asset.

Great resale store located in Taos for furniture, kitchen basics, accessories and so much more…read more Every time I visit I always find something good at a thrift store price. Highly recommended a visit again and again.