Juliette
Taos
Restaurant in Taos, United States
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Juliette is a practical Taos pick for farm-to-table dining when the occasion calls for something more polished than a casual stop but less formal than a destination tasting menu. Choose it for dinner, a date, or a small celebration; compare Lambert's of Taos for a more established local-classic feel and Corner Office for a more relaxed New American option.
About Juliette
Against Taos peers like Lambert's of Taos and Doc Martin's, Juliette is an elevated farm-to-table choice in Taos. The best fit is a diner looking for an ingredient-led meal, with the clearest planning anchors being cuisine and hours.
Farm-to-table in Taos
Juliette is an elevated farm-to-table restaurant, which points toward an ingredient-focused meal rather than a heavily defined format. Its schedule supports morning and evening visits Tuesday through Friday, with longer Saturday and Sunday hours. Monday is closed.
Plan around the essentials
Juliette is best evaluated on the essentials: elevated farm-to-table cooking in Taos and the posted operating hours. If the occasion calls for another established Taos option, cross-shop Lambert's of Taos; if the goal is another local comparison, Corner Office is another name to consider.
Use the hours to plan carefully: Juliette is closed Monday; open Tuesday through Friday from 7–11 AM and 3–10 PM; and open Saturday and Sunday from 7 AM–12 AM. For a broader scan of the city, use our full Taos restaurants guide, with nearby planning support from our full Taos hotels guide and our full Taos bars guide.
Planning details
- Location
- 233 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur Suite B, Taos, NM 87571
- Website
- restaurantjuliette.com/?y_source=1_MjAyNzM1Mjc5Mi03MTUtbG9jYXRpb24ud2Vic2l0ZQ%3D%3D
- Phone
- (575) 305-7711
Venue details
Planning details
Location
233 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur Suite B, Taos, NM 87571 · Directions
restaurantjuliette.com/?y_source=1_MjAyNzM1Mjc5Mi03MTUtbG9jYXRpb24ud2Vic2l0ZQ%3D%3D
Also consider
Also Consider
- Corner Office, New American (Eclectic Comfort), New American (Eclectic Comfort)
- Doc Martin's, Notable alternative
- De La Tierra, Notable alternative
- Lambert's of Taos, Notable alternative
- Mabel's Table, Notable alternative
Restaurant context
Juliette is the better fit when the brief is farm-to-table and occasion-friendly without chasing a hard reservation. Lambert's of Taos feels like the stronger cross-shop for diners who want a more established Taos dinner-room mood, while Juliette is the easier call for a quieter, produce-led meal.
Corner Office is the value-minded alternative if comfort-driven New American food matters more than a polished celebration setting. Doc Martin's and De La Tierra make more sense when the guest wants a hotel-adjacent or classic Taos experience rather than a simple farm-to-table dinner.
If Juliette is unavailable, start with Lambert's of Taos for a similar dinner-occasion lane, then consider Mabel's Table only if location is less important than finding a comparable dining-room feel outside the immediate Taos set.
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Compare Juliette
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Juliette | Taos | Elevated farm-to-table | No published awards |
| Corner Office | Taos | New American (Eclectic Comfort) | 2023 Esquire Best New Restaurants · #31 |
| Doc Martin's | Taos | ; | No published awards |
| De La Tierra | Taos | ; | No published awards |
| Lambert's of Taos | Taos | ; | No published awards |
| Mabel's Table | Taos Pueblo | ; | No published awards |
How Juliette Taos compares with similar nearby venues.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is lunch or dinner better at Juliette?
Juliette's hours support morning and evening visits Tuesday through Friday, with longer hours on Saturday and Sunday. Since the cuisine is elevated farm-to-table, an evening visit may make sense if you want the meal to feel more central to the outing. There is no weekday midday lunch window in the listed schedule.
Is Juliette good for a special occasion?
Juliette can make sense for a low-key special occasion if elevated farm-to-table cooking in Taos is the priority. Plan around the cuisine and hours rather than assuming a fine-dining structure. For another comparison, De La Tierra may also be worth considering.
What should a first-timer know about Juliette?
Treat Juliette as an elevated farm-to-table spot in Taos rather than planning around a tasting-menu experience. The hours are Monday closed; Tuesday through Friday 7–11 AM and 3–10 PM; and Saturday and Sunday 7 AM–12 AM. First-timers should plan from those basics and check the venue directly for current menu, seating, reservation details.
Can Juliette accommodate groups?
For groups, check ahead before assuming large-party flexibility. Juliette is an elevated farm-to-table restaurant in Taos with morning and evening Tuesday-through-Friday hours and longer weekend hours. For another Taos option to compare, Lambert's of Taos is a relevant name to check.
What are alternatives to Juliette in Taos?
Doc Martin's, De La Tierra, Lambert's of Taos, Mabel's Table, Corner Office are names to compare if you are considering other Taos dining options. Juliette's distinction is its elevated farm-to-table cuisine.
How far ahead should I book Juliette?
Plan around the posted hours: closed Monday; Tuesday through Friday from 7–11 AM and 3–10 PM; and Saturday and Sunday from 7 AM–12 AM. Check directly with Juliette for current availability and reservation timing.
