nido

Cute little restaurant in town. The food is not cheap (or, to be exact, the portions are not big), but we had a really good time tasting new things and supporting local. We appreciated the creativity and flavors: you can tell that the food is made with love with locally sourced ingredients and some imagination. We tried their spicy margarita, paloma, tlayuda, plum tacos, sweet chilli tacos, rabbit rangoon. The food has a lot of sweet flavors (I think it's their specialty because it's true about every dish we tried), and there are homemade hot sauces on each table that we used generously. I wouldn't really call it a Mexican food restaurant: it's a local funky twist inspired by. For someone just trying to escape the busy life, this was perfect. Thank you for the good service, and good luck t

This was an absolute banger of a dish. Came here after a day of hiking so was starving and ready for a big meal. Ordered the Tlayuda nido with spicy grilled chicken and it did not disappoint. Perfect spice level and different crunch factors. Beautiful plate of food. Came on a Friday around 7 and had no problem getting a table. Would love to come back and try more dishes!

First, every dish we got had very amazing dynamic flavor profile. These are tuned in culinary experiences. Secondly, staff was super great and the atmosphere is it's own great vibe! Cool artwork and amazing food!

I was in town for the Universal Dance for Peace down at the Sage View Ranch and decided to sample some Mexican close by. I’m so glad I did!!! I went with a 2 taco platter, 1 beef chimichurri and 1 carnitas (bubblegum plum sauce?) the black beans (really tasty) and a zesty slaw. Both meats were delicious and complex in their flavor. I inhaled the beef too quickly to take a photo 😉 Chips and salsa and the aguas frescas started out the tasty meal. The meal was a little pricey, but after eating everything, I totally think it’s worth it☺️

Dined with some local friends for dinner. This place has such a cute atmosphere. Wish i had more pictures on the interior. The walls were bright. Each table has a vase of real flowers. The special Tlayuda Nido was delicious. There was so much texture and flavor with each bite and it’s gluten free. They also have very tasty tacos. The beef taco has some spice to it. And the chicken taco was also delicious, very flavorful; offered with wheat or corn tortillas. And i was told they they source locally and create their menus around that. The rice and beans were dry. Not sure if that’s the usual or just our experience that night. Sam took great care of us during our visit.