
Doc Martin’s celebrates the legacy of Doctor Thomas Paul Martin, Taos’s first family physician, who lived in the adobe houses that are now our restaurant. We pay tribute to Taos and its landscape by blending local history with modern twists on traditional recipes, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
Historic home with brightly colored walls featuring innovative regional cuisine & live jazz music.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 125 Paseo Del Pueblo Norte, Taos, NM 87571
Phone: (575) 758-1977
Website: https://taosinn.com/eat-drink/restaurant-doc-martins/
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Reviews
The food offerings were everything from burgers, Mexican, to fish. We opted to skip appetizers and just ordered a main course. We chose the trout which was served over fresh vegetables and the piñon crusted chili rellenos. The flavors were nice and fairly mild.
For dessert, a chocolate sundae and carrot cake, pretty basic.
The seasonal cocktails were not fancy, but decent. The wine list definitely needs improvement.
Highly recommend reservations as the space is on the smaller size and fills up nightly.
I ordered a glass of the Vivac Cab, the wine oxidized as if it had been open for a few days, the second glass I ordered was the Bonanza Cab which my server said she had to open fresh bottle and it was fine.
The presentation on the appetizer was fantastic, unfortunately the flavor was less than expected. the Enchilada sauce had almost no flavor.
I ordered the adovada plate, I mean I’m visiting New Mexico why not… this entire dish was a mis… the rice and beans had zero flavor… Adovada is supposed to be cooked in red chilis… the color of the meat was brown… no hint of chilis and was very salty. Definitely not a good representation.
Service was ok, but I felt like my server spent all her time at her other tables and only stopped by if I gave her a look to swing by… also I’m pretty sure you should clear the entree plate before dropping the check.. I had to move the plate to sign my check.
I was in Food & Beverage for 25years, your facility has charm and character… it would have been a home run if the food & bev stood up to the
meal and I definitely came to the wrong place.
My waiter was sweet, but the best thing I ordered was the blood orange cider.
Of the trio of dips I ordered to start, the queso was the only one that was edible,
(though without much flavor.) the salsa was too spicy for me and the guac was tangy in an unsavory way.
The beet salad was mostly a pile of raw kale, with a few diced beets and goat cheese crumbles, some very large pieces of red onion, and a side of (probably store-bought) vinaigrette.
The salmon was undercooked and served on a plate of very plain brown rice with a few carrots (the carrots were also edible.)
I sent all of this back, and the manager came by to apologize and offer me
something different. When I asked for anything vegetable-forward, he offered me “enchiladas with calabacitas,” so I decided to have another cider and give them a second chance, but the enchilada plate that came was swimming in sauce and the zucchini were sparse.
In the end, I paid for my ciders and decided to eat my car snacks for dinner and keep driving….
Now I know why my friends always come here – I want to come back when it’s cold enough to light that fire in the lobby but when it’s warm the outside is lovely
Also, make a reservation and don’t roll the dice on a table.
Highly recommended.
So why 4*?
Our particular server was just not great. She seemed to be actively trying not to work. You know when that changed? When it became apparent that my family of four was spending more than 50 / person. That’s too sad.
The tables adjacent to us had much better service than we did. They were constantly checking on their tables and getting their drinks.
The drinks we got (by the time we got them) were watered down. We watched the bartender, who btw was amazing, pour them and then they sat for about 7 min while our server was nowhere to be found.
We ordered soup/stew. She brought it to us without a spoon. After waiting 4 minutes I asked a bus boy for a spoon because she dropped it off and then she went AWOL.
Look, as my wife said, maybe she had a bad day. Maybe her personal life is rough right now
As a human being I’m sensitive to that. As a patron, I’m annoyed because I have to separate personal and business life. I do it out of necessity. Because I’m expected to i unfortunately expect others to also do it.
Outside of our server, everything about this place was great. Would go back and just request a different server. I saw our neighbors experience and know it was better than ours