Anyone have any good food recs? Heading there tomorrow.. always looking for good recs in new places.. and BTHO out of NMSU!
ABQ food?
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If you are heading north towards Santa Fe, Range Cafe north of town in Bernalillo is pretty good.
In before Los Pollos Hermanos.
For a low key meal, Dion's pizza
It's a chain and they have one in Lubbock, where I live.
Really good pizza…really good subs…really good salad
Here's the "505"…green chilis and pepperoni:
It's a chain and they have one in Lubbock, where I live.
Really good pizza…really good subs…really good salad
Here's the "505"…green chilis and pepperoni:
For a low key meal, Dion's pizza
It's a chain and they have one in Lubbock, where I live.
Really good pizza…really good subs…really good salad
Here's the "505"…green chilis and pepperoni:
It's a chain and they have one in Lubbock, where I live.
Really good pizza…really good subs…really good salad
Here's the "505"…green chilis and pepperoni:
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La Salita is a good hole in the wall place for a chile relleño.
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For a low key meal, Dion's pizza
It's a chain and they have one in Lubbock, where I live.
Really good pizza…really good subs…really good salad
Here's the "505"…green chilis and pepperoni:
For a low key meal, Dion's pizza
It's a chain and they have one in Lubbock, where I live.
Really good pizza…really good subs…really good salad
Here's the "505"…green chilis and pepperoni:
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Hit up Sadie's for New Mexican food. It's ridiculously spicy/hot.
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El Pinto or Garduno's. You will barely be able to waddle back to your car, especially El Pinto.
And how could I forget El Bruno.
And how could I forget El Bruno.
Flying Star cafe (multiple locations)
66 Acres
Fan Tang
The Farmacy
M'tucci's
Frontier restaurant
Restoration Pizza
Marigold Cafe
5 Star Burgers
El Patio
Tia B's La Waffleria
The Shop
Mazaya
A good chunk of these are over in the UNM campus area.
66 Acres
Fan Tang
The Farmacy
M'tucci's
Frontier restaurant
Restoration Pizza
Marigold Cafe
5 Star Burgers
El Patio
Tia B's La Waffleria
The Shop
Mazaya
A good chunk of these are over in the UNM campus area.
My friend tried this place. Said it's in an incredibly sketchy neighborhood and wasn't even good
Make sure you take that left turn.
Thanks for recommendations.. I have a lot of exploring to do!
Padilla's and El Patio are two of the best New Mex Mex places in the city. I read Kelly's did not survive long post covid, RIP.
Ghost of Bisbee said:
My friend tried this place. Said it's in an incredibly sketchy neighborhood and wasn't even good
To be fair, the entire city is a sketchy neighborhood.
txags92 said:
If you are heading north towards Santa Fe, Range Cafe north of town in Bernalillo is pretty good.
There a 4 or 5 Range Cafes. I had a chile relleno plate for lunch Wednesday at one near downtown /Old Town.
https://rangecafe.com/
This is true
Interesting. The one in Bernalillo was the only one I knew about.Whoop Delecto said:txags92 said:
If you are heading north towards Santa Fe, Range Cafe north of town in Bernalillo is pretty good.
There a 4 or 5 Range Cafes. I had a chile relleno plate for lunch Wednesday at one near downtown /Old Town.
Blake's Lotabutger
Sometime you just have to try things!
I ate at a Pei Wei there a couple of years ago.
Hello deli for lunch, green chili chicken soup.
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El Patio for dinner. The Frontier for breakfast.
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Yo yo yo. 148-3 to the 3 to the 6 to the 9, representing the ABQ, what up, biatch?!
Mrs. White would get some pretty good green beans from Albertson'sErvin Burrell said:
In before Los Pollos Hermanos.
On a side note, we were passing through ABQ on the way from CA to TX once, stayed at a random hotel off the interstate and the next morning we got up and were just looking for a breakfast place before continuing the ride home. We ended up at a place called "Twister's" for breakfast burritos. It turned out that it was the filming location for Los Pollos Hermanos. I was aware of Breaking Bad but hadn't watched the show yet.
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I travelled to ABQ about once a month over a 2-year period and found the food to be pretty lackluster. I wasn't much a fan of "New Mexican" Mexican food. They tend to drown the plate with a green or red chili, which completely overpowers the rest of the flavors.
The best places have already been mentioned, but here's another suggestion. It's not ABQ food, but Frank's Chicken & Waffles is fantastic. Your car may be broken into and you might get mugged inside the place, but it's the best chicken & waffles I've ever had. Frank's Famous Chicken & Waffles
The best places have already been mentioned, but here's another suggestion. It's not ABQ food, but Frank's Chicken & Waffles is fantastic. Your car may be broken into and you might get mugged inside the place, but it's the best chicken & waffles I've ever had. Frank's Famous Chicken & Waffles
Have you tried Tacos del Gatos?
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Route 66 Cafe is legit
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