Traditional and Gourmet Hot Dogs. Quality ingredients, great service and a modern setting make for Albuquerque's best place for a hot dog."
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This little out-of-the-way cafe is one of the most popular places to eat in town. The building is light and airy with a friendly atmosphere. You do not have to bring a lot of money, but do bring a big appetite. Breakfast consists of coffee shop food like eggs, pancakes and bacon, but if you want something a little more special, try the pecan French toast. The lunch menu includes everything from New Mexican food, sandwiches and burgers to diner style meatloaf with mushroom gravy.
Look to Seasons Rotisserie & Grill a two-story, popular place for Southwestern gourmet food. Sit out on the balcony in a casual, contemporary setting as you watch people go about Old Town. The menu features rotisserie or grilled meats while the soups and salads are fresh and creatively prepared. The portions are generous. You will have a hard time trying to skip the sweets offered with your coffee, especially the Tiramisu. After 4pm go upstairs to unwind from a busy day with drinks and tasty entrees. Do check the website or call for timings.
Simple, sustainable and fresh is the type of cuisine available at La Finca Bowls. Organic ingredients that are procured from local producers are utilized in the kitchen. The eatery offers vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free dishes with specific dietary options as well. Generous portions are served on the table and these delights are also quite reasonable. Dig into a farmer or gardener bowl and pair it with a healthy yet tasty Coconut Chia Pudding to go with.
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You know you're in for a delectable treat each time you choose to dine at Vick's Vittles Country Kitchen, regardless of the day or time. Home of some of the best southern and country meals in the city, there isn't much on the menu that won't excite your taste-buds. Most known for its barbecue dishes, the brilliance of this award-winning restaurant lies in its unique blend of traditional and contemporary flavors. Adding to the furore of the place are the extended breakfast and brunch timings and the special Sunday buffet, which features a tantalizing section of the chef's special dishes.
A part of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, Indian Pueblo Kitchen specializes in Native American fare and promises a delightful culinary experience. Sample some delectable New Mexican delicacies which celebrate traditional Indigenous cuisine, with every dish cooked with the utmost care and packed with tantalizing flavors. You can pick from options such as Blue Corn Enchiladas, Tewa Taco, Blue Corn Trout ‘N' Chips, and Juniper Braised Buffalo Short Ribs, among others. For dessert, gorge on treats like the Pueblo Style Bread Pudding and Pueblo Oven Pie à la Mode.
We're a Northern New Mexican and American eatery, great chile, egg plates, sandwiches, burgers, soups... We specialize in good food and great service. We're homegrown, local, the service is efficient and we get to know our customers. Most of our food is made from scratch.
Farm & Table brings fresh farm food directly to your table. This charming restaurant mainly uses local ingredients as well as food from their on-site farm. Dine on seasonal dishes, such as garlic-encrusted pork tenderloin, mushroom & kale empanadas, and shrimp taco salad. Since the menu changes to reflect the season you'll always have new entrees to try. They also have a terrific craft beer and wine selection. On a sunny day dine outside on the patio that overlooks the restaurant's farm.
