The Flowers of Ledoux Street If you are in Taos, New Mexico during summertime, a walk down historic Ledoux Street while the flowers are in full bloom is an enchanting…
Hello everybody! It’s been a while since we’ve hit the road and today we are walking on sunshine to begin sharing new discoveries with you again. We’ve just returned from…
Wanting something different to do for Valentine’s Day? Here are a few unique suggestions for your February 14th – Southwest style!
“When are you going to El Meze?” This is the question we’ve heard many many times from friends who consider it to be one the best restaurants in the entire…
We’re gearing up for Cinco de Mayo with a menu of tacos, enchiladas, margaritas (naturally) and a twist on the classic mojito made with wine instead of rum. It offers a less boozy…
On our recent trip to Taos, our very first discovery was a bottleshop and bites charcuterie and wine bar called parCht, where after a long drive we meandered in to relax…
THE PLAZA AND HOTEL LA FONDA DE TAOS Taos is a charming artist’s hub that attracts lovers for it’s gorgeous adobe architecture, beautiful sunsets and landscapes, galleries and museums, hidden gems found down…
This post is in celebration of Mabel Dodge Luhan’s birthday (February 26, 1879). A great patron of the arts and central figure of the Taos Art Colony, we visited her house this…
It’s a given … every trip to Taos we have our first breakfast at Michael’s Kitchen. And on our recent jaunt, a 4 hour drive southeast of Durango … a misty…
When someone mentions they’re traveling to Taos and are wanting a taste of northern New Mexican cuisine … something different, a unique setting … and especially if they’re celebrating a special occasion…
