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.
Pop Fizz is a street-food stop in South Valley, Albuquerque.
Editorially verified June 4, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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: 1701 4th St SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
El Modelo on Second Street SW in Albuquerque is the heritage Barelas takeaway counter since 1929, wrapping carne adovada burritos in butcher paper.
Try: Carne adovada burrito on butcher paper
The Frontier on Central Avenue in Albuquerque has a takeout side window for the green chile breakfast burrito, open from 05:00 to midnight every day.
Try: Green chile breakfast burrito
Albuquerque BBQ truck rotating through La Cumbre Brewing and other taprooms. Slow-smoked brisket, daily-board sides; the truck schedule lives on Instagram.
Try: Slow smoked brisket and pulled pork sliders
Rustic on the Green wood fired pizza truck on rotation at Bow and Arrow Brewing in Albuquerque is the brewery yard pizza window, Thursday to Sunday.
Try: Wood fired pizza
Bristol Doughnut Co on Comanche Road in Northeast Heights is the doughnut counter known for its magenta prickly pear glaze and weekly rotating flavours.
Try: Prickly pear doughnut
The Balloon Fiesta breakfast burrito booths at Balloon Fiesta Park in Albuquerque each October sell green chile breakfast burritos from 05:00 to launch.
Try: Green chile breakfast burrito
El Modelo on Second Street SW in Albuquerque is the heritage Barelas takeaway counter since 1929, wrapping carne adovada burritos in butcher paper.
Try: Carne adovada burrito on butcher paper