Holy shit I'm vegan now. Not only have I been lactose intolerant my entire life, but red meat isn't…read morefeeling good anymore to eat. If I lived here, I would probably eat this at least once a week. What a treat and I will be back! Staff was friendly and food came out super fast. I scarfed that down very quickly! Would love to see some merch and would probably buy hats and shirts and a hoodie if they had them!

In search of vegetarian options and stumbled on this place…read more Super friendly service. Will visit again when in Albuquerque. The ambience was quiet given it was a Friday evening. Super proud of my decision to come here they sure did not disappoint.

We visited Bob's Burgers while exploring Albuquerque ovr thanksgiving. We enjoyed their chile…read moredogs, chorizo burrito, and taco burgers! Very Good!

We were in town for a few days and we had to stop at bob's…read more I had a taco burger and a chili cheese dog, both were 9.5/10! They needed a little more heat. When I was a kid, the chili here was almost unbearable, not it's kinda mild, atleast this time. We fed 9 people for about $55, no drinks. You can't go wrong with bob's.

The owner is an great person but the employees are rude and short. The food is amazing when it…read morecomes out right but the last few times I've gone the beans and potatoes are undercooked.

Dee licious best brisket ever! Yummy. Nice service too! Gourmet slaw and good green Chile rice.read more

Some of the best Al pastor I've had. Rich, spicy and with good pork quality. The lengua was…read moredelicate and delicious as well. The day we visited there was a band playing in the dining area, which was very fun.

I will never stop coming here. cash only? You bet I'll be hitting that atm before. Best prices best…read moreflavored foods very New Mexico / Mexico coded

Good food and service but WTF is up with your employees decked out in full on Halloween makeup in…read moreApril? Are there no standards anymore? Sorry but I don't want to be unnerved when I go to relax at a burger joint. They don't have to change I'll just change the location I go to.

The matchstick fries were decent, Pepsi (which they carry) is too sweet, and the burger was…read moreridiculously salty (bordering on inedible-and I need seasoning) and the meat was tipping on the edge of going bad. So all-in-all not what I was looking or hoping for in this place. Service and ambience are fast food.

Yes, I get the hype, and in my opinion, totally worth it!…read more I came here on a Sunday night and they were very busy. The place is huge so they have plenty of tables available. I stood on line to order for maybe 10 minutes or so. I had the Carne Adovada Burrito, one soft Beef Taco, and rice and beans. Everything was excellent and tasted delicious. The price was very reasonable. I wish we had a restaurant like this on Long Island.

It seems like this place has been around forever. I remember passing by this restaurant as a kid…read moreand seeing the wagon wheel chandeliers from the road. Directly across the street from University of New Mexico's main entrance, this place is packed when school is in session. This place is huge, but not at first glance. Walk into the retro-looking, Western themed dining room, and you'll see a huge menu board above the order counter. There is are several freestyle soda machines in the middle of the room. There are little digital screens in the corner where you watch for your order number and a counter in the corner where you go pick up your food. It's not until you go into the next room that you discover there is another "next room," and then another. There is a lot of art on the walls, including several John Wayne pictures. The girl at the counter who took our order was an absolute ray of sunshine--so friendly and sweet. We ordered the green chili cheeseburger with onion rings and the daily special which is the "green pile-up" (beans, hash browns, scrambled egg, and green chili beef). The good came our talented quickly, and was quite yummy. Frontier is an Albuquerque classic. If it old? Yes, but it has a huge faithful following, not including the things of UNM students that pack this giant diner during the school year. It may not be a "must try" for some, but if you want Albuquerque nostalgia, this is your place. Btw--it's pretty darn cheap,!

3 stars for the friendly staff but other than that it was not a good experience. I had the Gyro and…read morethe pita was super soft but the meat inside was dry and not even warm and tasted old. The tzatziki was ok but not traditional tasting. I had high hopes from all the great reviews but i was left disappointed.

I usually order from here but lately they have been adding to much cheese and today they crossed…read morethe line they literally packed my gyro full of cheese it's disgusting

Food Ordered door dash. Single mustard burger and tots. It…read morewas ok. The single is very single not much meat. Veggies on burger good. Seemed mike more bun than beef. The tots are marginal seemed undercooked. I give it a 3 out of 5.

This was a straight up delicious smashburger. So good, that it was easy to overlook the calamity…read morethat acquiring it turned out to be. So I got into Albuquerque early, and wanted lunch even though it was a little before 11am (having come from the east cost). This place inside the 505 food hall was recommended to me by Mia, the local Albuquerque community manager. I got there about 10:55, they open at 11, and knew what I wanted to eat about two minutes prior to that. I approached the counter... and well... was told not to for two more minutes, pretty curtly. OK fine, i can respect that, and the fact your day must not be off to a good start. So I come back at 11:01 and place my order for the El Burqueno burger with fries. That's a double smash cheeseburger with fried onions, green chiles, and a garlic ailoi on a grilled buttered bun. I grab a seat nearby to wait, and can see a commotion forming around the kitchen. Apparently, their frier would not turn on, so basically fries were taken to another restaurant in the food hall, brought back, and served to me. Which made things take a little longer, but was more a point of craziness for the staff than me. Neither the fries, or the burger suffered at all. In fact, the burger was one of the most on-point smashburgers I have had in recent memory. A wonderful brown crust on both smashed patties, and skirted with lots of melty cheese. The bun definitely had a rich buttery flavor, and it all came together nicely. So, mild curtness and foibles aside, this was a great stop, and I would recommend it to others seeking a smashburger adorned with chiles.