The hostess brought our food out and they got the grandson’s order wrong they brought him a burger like mine. They got busy and our server apparently was badly overworked. My wife had fish and chips (good), I had the green chile guac bacon cheeseburger, and the server said she could do a plain hamburger for our grandson. Our server was in a hurry and distracted. It was indeed more quiet, but the servers were bustling in and out and it was kind of dark and depressing. was pretty noisy, the indoor dining room too, so they sat us in a corner in the bar. My wife asked for quiet and we thought the patio. We went there for lunch with our young grandson. We have eaten at Indigo Crow several times and are usually happy with the food and service, but our most recent visit was a big disappointment. It's the little thank you cards I include with the gratuity does it every time. Shawn BTW warmed up to us and actually shook our hands upon departure. The bread pudding was good I thought a but dry but flavor was there. Key Lime tart was tangy and served with real whipped slightly sweetened cream. Wines with dinners were paired very well. The dipping oil had a tiny kick it was good.
The husbands filet and Haricots verts were done so well. This presentation was familiar and done so well as to make any other I'll order in the future pale, I'm sure.
I hardly ever order the least expensive entree but Airline Chicken and I have a special love affair.
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fresh! The chalk full of CRAB, crab cakes and aioli was delicious. The rare tuna with fresh ginger and wasabi could have been ten feet from the ocean. Started with the tuna appetizer and CRAB cakes. Shawn (son of Lorenzo) was a bit stiff when we sat our midwestern pasty selves in his section.
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On Thursday & Saturday night NFO will host a FREE “Appreciation Dinner” for 200 Military Families each night. Suazo, SGM (Ret), Director of the New Mexico Women Veterans Program of the NM Department of Veterans’ Services, will be on hand at the event to reach out to women veterans in NM. The VA Mobile Vet Center will be available Friday 10am – 2pm, to answer both active duty and veteran’s questions on benefits entitlements.
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This intimacy training will provide desperately needed guidance to Military Couples, in how to adjust their personal relationship aspirations when dealing with a wounded warrior, either physical or cognitive injuries, enabling them to learn a “new norm” of intimacy in their changed relationships.Ĭonnected Warriors Yoga will provide evidence based Trauma-Conscious yoga therapy programs for Service members, Veterans and their Families every morning of the event at 9am.ĭefendu Academy of Taos, will provide a self-defense class on Wednesday at 10am, taught by former Special Forces Soldier, Ryan Daley. To improve Mindfulness and relationships, NFO is proud to be partnering with the Department of Veteran Affairs Care Management & Social work Services to offer intimacy training by Nicole Jasmine Johnson, MSW, MA, LCSW. Since new owner Louis Bacon purchased TSV, the annual event has only grown in the number of participants and, most importantly, in support from TSV employees, by taking ownership of the event for Military Families. The Blake family approved the start of the event, when Jonah Salloway, former event director at TSV came up with the idea in November 2013. Military Families hit the slopes with loved ones and Military friends at a Ski Resort started by WWII Veteran, Ernie Blake. (NFO), a local Taos, New Mexico non-profit, brings Military Families from all over the US together at Taos Ski Valley for an experience filled with fun activities on & off the Ski Mountains. In 2017, there were over 2,000 Military Family attendees, and this year TSV & NFO expect to Host over 3,000 Military Families - making the event the largest gathering of Military Families having fun together at a ski resort! Enjoy Free rentals, discounted group ski and snowboard and discounted Child Care/Lessons. invite active duty military, reservist, guard, Gold Star families, veterans and immediate family members with a military/DOD/VA ID to come ski at a Steep discount of $40 all day lift tickets. Taos Ski Valley and Not Forgotten Outreach, Inc.
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