Gil's Taste of Taos
$ • Mexican, New Mexican Cuisine, Pet Friendly
Hours:
1601 E Bell Rd A-8, Phoenix
(602) 494-6577
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I had the opportunity to exerience the tacos at the Farmers Market today...they were so so good! 👌
I only recommend because of the lack of other option. My wife was ok with her Relleno plate except the portion of beans was very small especially since they were out of rice. I my self did not enjoy any of my food I had ordered the carne adovada tacos which looked great but lacked in flavor and were to soggy. Again the portion of beans wasn’t enough for even a child’s plate. They substituted me for a ralleno which I got but it was soggy and did not seem to be fried or at least...read full review
I only would recommend them because of the lack of other option, but wouldn’t waste my time or money again here. My wife was ok with her Relleno plate except the portion of beans was very small especially since they were out of rice. I my self did not enjoy any of my food I had ordered the carne adovada tacos which looked great but lacked in flavor and were to soggy. Again the portion of beans wasn’t enough for even a child’s plate. They substituted me for a ralleno which...read full review
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Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Gil's Taste of Taos is a hidden gem that serves delicious northern New Mexico food. With a cozy and cheerful atmosphere, it feels like home. The menu offers unique dishes like red and green chile, carne asada stuffed sopapilla, and chicken chimichanga, all made from family recipes. The food is made from scratch, and the complimentary tortilla chips with salsas are perfect. The quaint dining area and personal service make it feel like visiting an old friend. The green chile has a perfect blend of flavor and spice, and the chile is real—no watered-down spicy-ness here. The restaurant has inside seating with great New Mexico flair, and there's also an outside gazebo seating option. While there's no alcohol menu, guests can bring their own wine with no corkage fee. The dessert sopapilla served with powdered sugar and honey is a must-try. Gil's Taste of Taos is definitely worth a visit for anyone looking for the best Mexican food and a welcoming atmosphere. The owner is so nice and welcoming, making every experience fantastic. If you want the taste of New Mexico, look no further.