19 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near El Prado

“Delicious breakfast! Had the breakfast burrito smothered in green chile, and it hit the spot! So filling, did not have to eat again until dinner. Excellent place, with fast, friendly service.“

“Highly recommend, they were incredibly nice and the food was amazing. Shoutout to Joe!Expensive, but actually worth it!Drinks were great too, including great mocktails!Vegan options are limited on the menu, but they made some recommendations and it turned out great.“

“Best food we’ve had in a while! Fantastic food and amazing service. It was a wonderful experience.“

“We come very often. The cuisine is consistently delicious! The service very warm and personal. Cozy atmosphere“

“When we were vacationing in Taos, we tried 4 different restaurants and they were all closed. It was a late lunch at 3pm and they were open and we were starving. Great food, nice staff and clean restaurant. Thank you.“

“Best breakfast ever! Wish we could eat there all the time!“

“Best huevos rancheros breakfast in the Taos area. Some of the best red chile ever. Friendly and attentive service.“

“Antonio’s catered the food for Steve’s birthday last night. All the guests raved about the good food. The party was a great success!“

“Very good food and excellent and friendly service.“

“Amazing pizza, we got the meat lovers. Toppings were perfect. The sauce very favorable. And the crust is outstanding. A must go-to in Taos!!“

“Get the roasted duck! Everything is great and I usually order the duck.“

“Their crust is perfect, as is the amount of toppings! I also like that they provide basil, oregano, pepper flakes and parmesan for those who need a little extra per slice! The rasperry/hibiscus herbal tea is super refreshing. It's a small place so go off hours“

“Great burger. Great wait staff. Highly recommend“

“The weather was perfect to sit and have a drink and relax.“

“This is my 100% favorite place in Taos. The gorgeless veggie burger is to die for. House made and delicious. I travel from Denver several times a year just to eat here. 10/10“

“So disappointed that this restaurant has never reopened for dining in. We live an hour and a half away and used to eat here often. It's too far away to get take out. If I pay for a meal, I prefer to be waited on. Haven't eaten here in 2 years for those reasons.“

“Best sushi in town Fills up quickly so, be aware / does affect service Friendly staff“

“We ordered the Huevos Rancheros (my Husband) and I had the Chilaquiles...we got them to go...they are served with fried eggs (yay!) Rather than scrambled which is super refreshing! I do think that if you asked for scrambled they would do it. Their fried potatoes are chunky and super fluffy...there is quite enough of both red and green Chile to dunk potatoes as well as bathe the eggs and tortillas ( home fried flour chips for the Chilaquiles and corn tortillas for the base of the Huevos Rancheros) they also come with a side of excellent refried beans...the portions are huge and their prices are within anyone's reach...Home style NM food! Previously I had only eaten their lunch and dinner dishes (which are also fabulous) but this was our first foray into breakfast and we will be back for more!!!! Was trying to add a photo of my Chilaquiles...but not getting an option?“

“Our experience was very positive. The shared cornbread starter was excellent, more like corn-cake than the corn-bricks we get on the East Coast. They must add some baking powder to get more rise. My wife enjoyed her beet salad, and I liked the Mediterranean salad, which was a dense bowl of all the usual suspects, with an ample dollop of tabouli. Our main courses were very good. My wife's duck breast was overdone, but the medley of vegetables were deliciously caramelized. My chili rellenos were excellent. Service was attentive and skilled. All in all a good experience in a relaxing spa-atmosphere of subdued lighting and subtle background music.“