Taos Restaurants

Dragonfly Café

Dragonfly Café Review

This charming café bakes its own bread and serves a variety of ethnic specialties including organic Asian salads, Middle Eastern lamb served with a Greek salad, hummus and pita bread, curried chicken salad, bison burgers, and Vietnamese chicken salad. You can sit out front on a shaded outdoor patio with a fountain when it's warm and watch the tourists go by. Dragonfly also does a brisk mail-order business with its red-chile-infused truffles, delicious granola, and many other tasty products.

    Restaurant Details

  • Credit cards accepted.
  • No dinner Sun. Closed Mon. and Tues.

Member Reviews

  • Jay21, from West Hartford, CT
    5/8/07

    Discovered this place several years ago.. It has got to be to the freshest, yummiest food I've had for breakfast and lunch in a long while. The sauces are delectible. I even took a second lunch home for dinner (crab cake sandwhich).
    After talking to Karen, the owner, found out that they get up at 4am to bake the bread, rolls, eclairs and more, fresh everyday. That's dedication! She even makes her own greek style yoghurt-- really rich but fantastic. If you ask for organic eggs they come from her hens-- best croissant sandwich in the southwest! Really can't get enough of those home made eclairs though! The fresh vanilla cream and dark chocolate-- to die for!
    I have to say, I haven't had any bad experience there yet and I've been there dozens of times over the years. I guess there are always those anomalies in service though. One of the waitstaff told me that they cater for Julia Roberts. Anyone that has traveled far and wide will love the food here. And it's run out of a quiant historic Taos adobe. You won't find charm like this anywhere else but Taos. It's heartwarming, really.

    Ratings details: Food: 5 | Atmosphere: 5 | Service: 5 | Value: 5
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