"Tyler Hopper" > wrote in message
...
> Here, here. We stayed right off the square a few yrs. back for a week. I
think
> the rental car left the parking lot one time for a meal.
>
> There are just _so many_ great places to eat within a few blocks.
>
> There are lots of artsy types there who'll look down their noses at you,
but
> hey, screw 'em.

Go north to Taos. Fine eat's and only 10% of the artist crowd. At least
when I lived there back in the early 80's. Maybe things change?

"Yo no soy un turista. Como chilies verde en mis escamas de maíz. "

__Stephen

On 12-Jul-2004, "Stephen Russell"
> actually said:

> "Tyler Hopper" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Here, here. We stayed right off the square a few yrs. back for a week. I
> think
> > the rental car left the parking lot one time for a meal.
> >
> > There are just _so many_ great places to eat within a few blocks.
> >
> > There are lots of artsy types there who'll look down their noses at you,
> but
> > hey, screw 'em.
>
> Go north to Taos. Fine eat's and only 10% of the artist crowd. At least
> when I lived there back in the early 80's. Maybe things change?
>
> "Yo no soy un turista. Como chilies verde en mis escamas de maíz. "

Northern New Mexico has lots of great places to eat. Another place to
visit is Espanola. Home of some great New Mexican restaurants.
Checkout a long list of them at: http://EspanolaOnline.com

There's a guy that sells BBQ on the side of the road on weekends.
He does a great job. There's also a Q place just north of Espanola
in Embudo called "Sugar's" - Of couse Albuquerque has some
real good BBQ restaurants too!



--
Paull -
It is said that the early bird gets the worm,
but it is the second mouse that gets the cheese.