Legacy Café

What a gem - gorgeous little cafe right on Taos plaza, with very reasonable prices. We got the mac'n'cheese, a green chili hot dog, and the frito pie - all yummy in nice big servings. Super friendly and kind staff. The decor is very historic & interesting, with one of the nicest restaurant bathrooms I've ever seen.

Jake was a wonderful server and hard worker. The food was amazing! My son had the cheese pizza. I loved my chili dog. My husband had the blueberry pancakes. We loved our Carmel Lattes. Chef Simon is a great cook!

Super friendly and would def recommend. The food tastes homemade and hearty portions. The breakfast tamales were delicious, and the burrito has big chunks of sausage and potato. I ate half for breakfast and half for a snack later!

Wonderful tamales and iced coffee! My husband ordered their breakfast burrito with Christmas sauce and it was HUUUUGE! Such a cute and cozy little spot!

Flavor: A Service: B Tea: A Solo dining: A Honestly this was one of my favorite meals in Taos. The kitchen seemed a little backed up and chaotic but the crew were nice as could be. My smothered burrito came out not smothered at all but they fixed it. The green chile sauce was the best. Not spicy but full of flavor. The perfect complement to the tortilla filled with breakfast goodness. And the tea was great too.

My wife and I stopped here after visiting Taos Pueblo. It's a very nice low key cafe with a nice atmosphere. They have a small, but very diverse menu. The turkey panini, green chile stew, and the casa benavides baked eggs where very good. Free refrills on the coffee is always apreciated. Nice freindly staff. Very budget freindly.

Legacy has cute décor and a friendly atmosphere. The menu was large, with both regular and daily specials. They were known for their mac'n'chees, so I ordered a small bowl of that and a salad. Neither were small! It was a lot. My granddaughter ordered a burrito, which she enjoyed. There were many vegetarian items to choose from, and our gluten-free guest had no trouble finding food.

We came in here on Christmas Eve — Jake greeted us and AJ was the cook. It was a quiet morning; they made us a specialized drink, cooked the most delicious food, and had some of the most magnetic energy. This place is beautiful, filled with historic photos on the wall, and the people made it a wonderful holiday experience. Anyone in Taos needs to come in and experience the magic here.