Antonio's The Taste of Mexico Taos NM

Karen Douglas

Went on the spur of the moment Tuesday evening, when not many other restaurants are open in Town. We haven't been to Antonio's since it was in it's original location, where Azteca is now. What looks like a small building is deceivingly large and comfortable. Aside from the patio out front, there is a larger, beautiful one on the side of the building. Business was brisk, but we got served fairly quickly and the entire extended family was serving drinks and food courses in a friendly manner. We were never felt rushed, but we received additional requests quite quickly. This version of Antonio's is considerably better than the original.

Emilija Bailey

Owner/hostess/waitress seemed to be in a bad mood and treated people with an attitude restaurant service employees should not have. Ever. Her greeting was pointing with a finger to a table where we should sit and simply dropping the menus on the table. Food came out just barely warm. It was edible, however, definitely not worth the price. I would not recommend this place to anybody. Certainly, won't be back myself. If we were the only people that experienced this, it would be one thing. However, we are not. It is terribly sad to see that as a restaurant you do not accept criticism from your customers to better yourselves and the service you offer. Update: Sorry to hear that what you call 'extremely busy' is having 7 people at two tables in your establishment. God bless anyone coming here to eat.

Evan S

Hands down one of the best Mexican restaurants I have been to. Antonio is such a genuine guy and the food is truly amazing. The mango chicken enchiladas were super gas. I highly recommend that you go and support this local business. The bathrooms are clean and nice as well; that’s always a plus.