Campo at Los Poblanos ★ 4.8
Campo at Los Poblanos serves Rio Grande Valley cuisine at 4803 Rio Grande Blvd NW, on a 25 acre farm, with a menu that follows the seasons of the farm.
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Campo at Los Poblanos serves Rio Grande Valley cuisine at 4803 Rio Grande Blvd NW, on a 25 acre farm, with a menu that follows the seasons of the farm.
The Frontier sits across from the University of New Mexico, serving breakfasts, burritos, burgers and roasted green chile from 5am until 12am daily.
OrderCinnamon rolls, Breakfast burrito
Sadie's of New Mexico serves New Mexican cuisine on Fourth Street NW, with big portions and a signature kick of heat, in a family owned room.
OrderGreen Chile Chicken Birria Tacos, Stuffed sopapilla sliders
El Patio de Albuquerque serves home cooking, New Mexico style, at 142 Harvard Drive SE, with breakfast, lunch and dinner plus beer and wine.
OrderGreen chile chicken enchiladas, with sopapillas on the side.
TipEl Patio has a second location, opened in 2018, north of Old Town at 3851 Rio Grande Blvd NW, so check which one you are heading to.
El Pinto opened in 1962 to serve one family's recipes at 10500 4th Street NW, and now bottles its own salsa and sauces for stores nationwide.
The Grove Cafe and Market at 600 Central Ave SE serves breakfast all day, brunch and lunch, with espresso, house squeezed juices, wine and mimosas.
M'Tucci's Italian at 6001 Winter Haven Rd NW is the West Side flagship, making pasta, bread and cured meats in its own kitchens, with a Wednesday prix fixe.
OrderBolognese di Cinque Maiale, Pappardelle alla crema di porcini, Spaghettini & meatballs
El Modelo began in a three-room home at 1715 2nd Street in 1929 and is known for handmade tamales, huevos rancheros and stuffed sopaipillas.
OrderHandmade tamales, Huevos rancheros, Stuffed sopaipillas
The Shop Breakfast and Lunch is at 2933 Monte Vista Blvd NE in Albuquerque, open Wednesday through Sunday from 8:00 to 15:00, closed Monday and Tuesday.
Sawmill Market, at 1909 Bellamah Ave NW, calls itself New Mexico's First Food Hall, with food, drinks and entertainment all in one place in Albuquerque.
Indian Pueblo Kitchen sits inside the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center at 2401 12th Street NW and cooks Pueblo recipes with red and green chile and blue corn.
OrderNative Superfoods Waffles
The Original Cocina Azul has cooked New Mexican food on Mountain Road since 2009, from Barela family recipes, with red and green chile and carne adovada.
OrderCarne adovada, Enchiladas, Huevos rancheros
The Owl Cafe at 800 Eubank Blvd NE serves New Mexican comfort food, with famous green chile cheeseburgers, enchiladas and breakfast dishes served all day.
OrderGreen chile cheeseburgers, Enchiladas, Owl burgers
Salt and Board is a charcuterie and wine bar at 115 Harvard Dr SE, established in 2017, serving boards with cured meats, cheeses, jams and olives.
OrderCharcuterie boards
Yasmine's Cafe at 1600 Central Ave SE serves Middle Eastern food, from gyros and chicken shawarma sandwiches to hummus, baklava and freshly baked pita bread.
OrderChicken shawarma sandwich, Gyros sandwich, Hummus
Garcia's Kitchen serves fresh, handmade New Mexican food at 4917 4th St NW, one of six Albuquerque restaurants cooking since 1975, and sells packaged salsas.
OrderHuevos rancheros, Carne adovada, Breakfast burritos
High Noon Restaurant and Saloon at 425 San Felipe St NW serves steaks, enchiladas and margaritas, open 12 to 9pm Tuesday to Sunday and closed on Mondays.
OrderHand cut steaks, Enchiladas


