Dragonfly Cafe Reviews
"If you find yourself in northern New Mexico craving a tasty dessert, drive straight to the Dragonfly Café in Taos. Owner Karen Todd's pies and galettes look as stunning as a piece of art. The apple pie features a layering of crust shaped like flaky oak leaves edged by golden-brown stars sprinkled with sugar. The equally lovely galette has a freeform crust wrapped around a medley of pears, red grapes, and candied oranges, making these treats as scrumptious as they are striking." Julie Dean - Su Casa Magazine
"This relaxed restaurant has an open kitchen so kids can watch the bakers making cakes and pies. Eat in or get your order to go for a picnic across the street at Kit Carson State Park. These are the best pies and cookies in town." FamilyFun.com
"This charming café bakes its own bread and serves large and tasty omelets (the best one if packed with house-cured gravlax, cream cheese, red onion, and tomato), Swedish pancakes, udon noodle bowls, Vietnamese chicken salad, and panini sandwiches. You can sit out front on a shaded outdoor patio with a fountain when it's warm and watch the tourists go by." Fodor's Review
"The Dragonfly Café in the north part of town is a fantastic breakfast spot. Have the fennel pancakes, or the restaurant's eponymous omelet for a wonderful, filling meal. Feeling adventurous? Try the Bibimbop..." Taos Travel Guide - GeckoGo