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In Chapter One, the first incarnation of Joseph's Table (1995-2002), Chef Joseph Wrede’s driving creative motivation was to bring fruit, both dried & fresh - nuts & such crunch - & primary protein from the earth's fattest lands... more
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Doc Martin's serves innovative food in a historic setting. The restaurant comprises Dr. Thomas Paul Martin's former home, office, and delivery room. In 1912, painters Bert Philips (Doc's brother-in-law) and Ernest Blumen... more
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For a comfortable, economical stay with a northern New Mexico ambience, this is a good choice. This hotel, a 5-minute drive from the plaza, has three distinct parts spread across 1 1/2 acres of landscaped grounds. The ol... more
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While it is not exactly outdoor dining, the ceiling and fountains at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace are reminiscent of a small Italian town. The menu here is classic Italian, with pastas, salads, chicken and beef dishes. The... more
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More than a restaurant...it's an adventure. The high standards of excellence with fine food and spectacular panoramic sunset views of the Sangre de Cristo mountain and the Rio Grande Gorge. Extensive international wine list, ma... more
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Tranquil Japanese music surrounds this intimate restaurant and sushi bar, but it is often difficult to find an empty table. The California Rolls are fantastic, and the Firecracker Rolls are very popular. Several combination pla... more
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This is a surprisingly relaxed place inside the Treasure Island Hotel Casino, overlooking the more frantic Buccaneer Bay Pirate Show from the expansive window seating. Older children will enjoy the atmosphere, although no one u... more
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Honest, creative, not fussy food for a good price with great friendly service in a hip, fun place. Voted "2007 Best New Restaurant in Taos". more
Guadalupita Travel Experiences
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Taos
Quirky, small, alternative, commercial, very south-western. I liked it. We're rapidly discovering that you can drive a motor-home right i... Continue reading »
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Waiting--not really--in Taos, New Mexico Again
Here we are in Tres Orejas again (see Trip Date: Sep 24 '06)—writing about our Mexico (and beyond) adventures. Waiting in the... Continue reading »
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tour of the southwest: part 2
This is my favorite place. Really, truly beautiful.I don't have much else to say. I'll share these pictures. The next post will also be s... Continue reading »
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Zapotec Indian Weavers in Taos
Florentino Gutierrez, a Zapotec Indian weaver, and his cousin Hugo--also a weaver--are busying themselves out in the yard this morn... Continue reading »
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Cowboy Country!
Considering the maps were not offering accurate paths for the roads I would be following- no road that covers the up, over, and down of a... Continue reading »
