Michael's Kitchen - Restaurant and Bakery
Breakfast Spot and Mexican Restaurant$$$$
Taos
"Try the Authentic Green Chile Bacon Cheeseburger -"(4 Tips)
"Really good enchiladas and sandwiches too!"(3 Tips)
"Try the blue pinon pancakes!"(5 Tips)
"pastries and milkshakes!"(4 Tips)
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Sonal AdhavDecember 30, 2017Michael’s is a must do in Taos. Loved the special chorizo, breakfast burrito...and green chili which was amazingly spicy and flavorful. There’s also a warmth and lively atmosphere.
David PittsJanuary 20, 2015Holy cow, you best be hungry. The breakfast enchilada with green chile is the perfect way to start a ten hour road trip back to Texas. Save some room for a sopapilla too!
Alexis VillalobosJanuary 1, 2012Huevos Rancheros not so good! Definitely try the fried chicken with mashed potatoes and chocolate cream pie delish! Not so healthy, but definitely worth the extra calories! ;)
Joe FrankDecember 17, 2018Great menu, fast service, friendly staff. Only bad thing is you have to walk by the fresh-baked donuts to get to your seat !- Richard EllisJuly 16, 2016Eat here once and if you can, it will become a ritual stop when in Taos. Great chili and the bakery is always cranking out fantastic take homes.
David RoybalJune 29, 2020Had both Spanish food, and a variety of pastries (including apple pie, pine cones, a long john) and all were incredible- Richard EllisDecember 11, 2015Excellent spot for great NM dishes, try the cinnamon rolls. Go after the rush during a weekday if you not in to waiting for your table.
Jeff SmithSeptember 28, 2015Breakfast Burrito? Done. Breakfast enchiladas con chile verde y chile rojo? DONE.
Brenda MullerFebruary 20, 2014Upgrade pancakes to banana nut pancakes with banana syrup. Delicious! They're PERFECT!
Brandi JackSonJune 23, 2012You're coffee will b never get cold or empty. There is no reason to walk away hungry or really Les than stuffed lots of food for a reasonable price.
Laura WOctober 30, 2017Been around forever. Usually a line. Large quantities. Very, very good. Bakery. No alcohol.
David MeekOctober 1, 2016Excellent food and exceptional service! Fantastic bakery products to take home!
BethFebruary 12, 2011Recommend the indian taco.. very good! Lots of flavors, very mild flavorful green chili!
Mr. BooJune 21, 2014304 NORTH side of town. They don't say this anywhere, so the first 304 isn't where the restaurant is. Too bad they really don't number the buildings in town.
Jessica McKameyAugust 20, 2010My favorite place to eat ever! I love everything here. I always have waffles for breakfast and take baked good to go!
Rachel PrinzDecember 11, 2011AS many times as I have tried to like Michaels, its just not the place for my foodie palette.
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Michael's Kitchen - Restaurant and Bakery
304 C. North Pueblo Road
Taos, NM 87571
United States
Taos, NM 87571
United States
Michael's Kitchen is a family run restaurant and bakery. A menu of mouth-watering American, Mexican, and Spanish dishes, we serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
Closed until 7:00 AM tomorrow (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 7:00 AM–2:00 PM
(575) 658-4178
View menu on https://www.michaelskitchen.com/menus.html
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