Albuquerque: Breaking Bad RV Filming Locations Tour
Ride in an RV like Walter White’s and visit iconic Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and El Camino and now Pluribus filming locations, with Breakfast or lunch included.
Garcia's Kitchen is a new mexican restaurant in North Valley, Albuquerque.
Editorially verified June 4, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Huevos rancheros, Carne adovada burrito
Ride in an RV like Walter White’s and visit iconic Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and El Camino and now Pluribus filming locations, with Breakfast or lunch included.
Rise above New Mexico at dawn for sweeping views of the Sandia Mountains. Savor a celebratory toast and light snacks after your flight, creating a morning to remember.
Explore Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, El Camino and Pluribus filming sites in Albuquerque with actor-guides on a fun, immersive SUV tour.
Address: 4917 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87107
Vernon's Hidden Valley on Fourth Street NW is the speakeasy steakhouse hidden behind an unmarked door, with USDA Prime cuts and a cocktail driven bar room.
Signature: Dry aged ribeye, Speakeasy cocktails
Cocina Azul on Mountain Road since 2009 is a modern New Mexican kitchen by Frank Barela, with stacked blue corn enchiladas and carne adovada.
Signature: Blue corn enchiladas, Carne adovada
The Grove Cafe and Market on Central Avenue in EDo is the brunch anchor with farm sourced breakfast all day, market pastries and house squeezed juices.
Signature: Farmer's plate breakfast, Grove pancakes
Range Cafe on Wyoming Boulevard in Albuquerque is the local New Mexican chain anchored by the original Bernalillo room, with brunch portions and lemon.
Signature: Death by lemon cake, Huevos rancheros
M'Tucci's Italian on Winter Haven Road on the Westside is the family Italian restaurant with house pastas, salumi cured in house and a serious wine room.
Signature: Linguine with clams, Veal Parmigiana
Vernon's Hidden Valley on Fourth Street NW is the speakeasy steakhouse hidden behind an unmarked door, with USDA Prime cuts and a cocktail driven bar room.
Signature: Dry aged ribeye, Speakeasy cocktails
El Modelo Mexican Foods on Second Street SW in Albuquerque is the heritage Barelas counter since 1929, with carne adovada plates and red chile tamales.
Signature: Carne adovada plate, Red chile tamales