Amazing service and the food was fresh and brought very fast even though they were busy!…read more The ambiance was lacking a small bit but I don't blame that on anyone I think it was just a cold winter day that's all. Would recommend this place has good consistency all around even at other locations I tired one in Santa Fe and it was just as good. 5/5 stars!

I ordered 2 kids meals (pancakes & bacon) and a breakfast sandwich. The pancakes were so hard the…read morekids couldn't cut them with a knife. I ordered a breakfast sandwich on a croissant with ham, egg, cheese, and hash browns. The sandwich was greasy, and the hash browns were dry. The only thing that saved that meal was Jeric. He is an amazing server who should be serving better food in a better restaurant.

This iteration of Los Cuates doesn't come even close to the original on Lomas. I hadn't been there…read morein several years. but had occasion to have dinner there recently, and it was--in a word--terrible. The management needs to realize that not everyone who walks in the door is a devoteé of fiery food, and the salsa with the chips was very much too hot, even for my friend who loves "hot stuff." Not only that, but it is "sweet" and has a very different and unpleasant taste. My chicken burrito was dry and the tortilla wrapping the chicken was so tough that I had to use a knife to cut the bites. The beans are really good, and I enjoyed them (I don't eat rice, so I got to eat a double dose). Even the sopapilla was so tough I couldn't bite it---I had to tear off pieces to be able to eat it. Once "burned", twice shy. I did not enjoy my experience and won't be back.

We went this weekend with friends from out of town because we love their food and usually it's a…read moregreat place. This time was very very different. Our server totally screwed up our order. Leaving off an entire entree and bringing us something else we didn't even order. So after waiting for 45 minutes for food, our friends couldn't eat because their food still hadn't been delivered. Manager comes over apologized, rushed the food orders. They finally come, okay cool. We ask to split the check, it's wrong. He goes back to fix the check, it's still wrong. My friend says it's fine I'll just pay for this and I said yeah I'll Venmo you. The manager comes back out with our card, and said we "accidentally " got charged 72$ instead of 40 whatever.... He says we will see the two charges the 72 and 40 and the 72 will be refunded. No discount no nothing after completely screwing up our order. Many others have complained about service previously but this is the first time ours was abysmal.

NEW INFORMATION: WE WENT TO THIS ESTABLISHMENT ON JUNE 11TH AND JUST POSTED THIS REVIEW. SEEMS THEY…read moreCLOSED PERMANENTLY ON JUNE 30TH. THE REVIEW REMAINS VALID BUT THEY ARE OUT OF BUSINESS. Sometimes the newspaper gets it right. A nice review in the Albuquerque Journal enticed the boys from the VA Creative Writing Group to venture along 4th Street, NW, to a relatively new eating establishment. Everyone tried something different, and everyone wants to come back. Good food. Order at the counter. Nice tchotchkes (good ambiance). Just click on the following YouTube video link and listen to us regale you with our report. https://youtu.be/rNc5bUgLwc8?si=0PjbEM_I4ivF_t80

It's great to have additional dining options along 4th Street in Los Ranchos, and Lavender Cocinita…read moreis a welcome newer addition for breakfast and lunch. I stopped by for lunch and found the menu offered a nice variety of choices. I ordered the Los Ranchos Turkey sandwich with homemade chips and a Lavender Iced Tea. Both were flavorful, and the homemade chips were an unexpected treat. The iced tea was ready right away and was a refreshing complement to the meal. My sandwich arrived about 24 minutes after ordering, which may have been due to the lunch rush. Including tip, lunch came to about $30. While the price point felt a little high for the overall experience, the quality and flavor of the food helped balance that out. Overall, I enjoyed the food and appreciate having another locally owned option in the neighborhood.

Normally I don't leave bad reviews, but this experience was not the best…read more Came here hungry after long drive. Service was bad, waitress seemed like she was on drugs. Food was fine at best, nothing special. Vibe was decent.

I also enjoy gardunos! The margaritas are amazing, the service is consistently good, and the food…read moreis tasty. I love getting the combination plate to enjoy a bit of everything. The papitas were crispy and delicious. The chile had good flavor without being too spicy. The sopapillas came out hot and fresh. I love their seasonal margaritas- I went with a mezcal one this time and it had that smokey flavor I love. I do feel like the prices are a bit high but hey, at least you know its always going to be good New Mexican food.

We haven't be here in a long time, when we were not used to New Mexican food, so we were hesitant…read moreto come back. Had family in town and gave it another try. So glad we did, it was a great experience for a large group. There were 8 of us and no complaints, that is always a win! The food is delicious, definitely very New Mexican though, so make sure that is what you are wanting. There was a long wait time for a table, which is typical for a Friday night most places. The food came out fast and are good portions. Service was amazing: quick, correct, were on top of drink refills, to go boxes and bags, and great teamwork and energy from staff.

I haven't been to this one, but I was a little bit skeptical for sure since I loved the one on…read morefourth Street but I gotta tell you the service was great....The food was fantastic as usual ... this experience made us quite quite happy to come back to this location again. very delicious and I must say it is a very generous serving. Service was all on us. Thank you Sadie's team at the bar....

Fuego 505, located on the NW side of The Burque, is a lively restaurant with plenty of TVs for…read morewatching sports. Parking can get quite scarce and cramped during busy dinner hours, on weekend nights, and when major sports events are happening, as the restaurant tends to fill up. Service was initially just okay. We waited about 5 minutes before anyone came to acknowledge our table. After that, servers poured multiple rounds waters and offered a few baskets of tortilla chips. From The Fire: Skewer options, accompanied by one or two sides, are available. Every skewer plate showcases wild exotic or rare game proteins you may not have had before: rabbit (they were out of this meat), snake, duck, bison, chicken and duck breast. Please expect a cook time of up to 45 minutes. ***It's listed on the menu and we absolutely waited that time for the snake, bison, duck sausage and duck breast*** The Fuego Burger topped with blue cheese crumbles, crispy bacon, caramelized onions, lettuce, tomato, and garlic aioli (on the side) was perfectly prepared.

Finally got the chance to try the Birria Tacos from Fuego 505- and they did not disappoint…read more Personally I've always thought nothing can top Los Pookies, but I feel these are in a different lane. Wildly different while still being so freaking amazing. There's a certain spice or something that they use in the Birria that hits just right. That's the only true way I can explain it. I can't tell if the 'consume' is chili or what from here? At Los Pookies it seems to be like a broth, but here is a thicker & spicier sauce which compliments the tacos so well. (please let me know!). It gets quite busy in here especially with it being setup as more of a sports bar, with the TV's and such. They have a shaded patio which I believe also may have a TV* (don't quote me on this part) . All the servers I have had have shown great hospitality. I will continue to return. -- Follow up before I post.. Last time I was here and it was really busy (like 30 min wait busy cuz of whatever game), I was feeling dizzy and they gave me water and a chair & made sure I was okay.. I feel especially this day and age is not something you see ever or expect. So thank you.

The sopapillas are light and delicious. The adovada and huevos rancheros were both very good. The…read moreservice was friendly and efficient. We will come again when we get a craving for New Mexican food.

Had a great experience here on a Saturday during lunch hour. Although the parking lot was full, I…read moregot front row parking and my party and I only waited 10 minutes to be seated :) I had a stuffed sopapilla for under $10. It was delicious and the chili was tasty but not too hot. This location used to be a Village Inn and is continently located on Coors.

Stoped in for a snack, great service and the taquito sampler platter was so good. It came with…read moresalsa, guacamole and green chile queso. The patio is beautiful-waterfall- flowers- birds- bumblebees - Koi Just delightful

Great location and really good food. The only criticism that I have is the house margaritas were…read moreheavy on ice and light on the liquid which to me is of little value and next visit will be a big pass and just save the money. The green chili Relleno were really good and something I'd definitely order again. The pork dish my friend ordered looked good too. Service was three stars probably due to lack of training and selling skills. Easy parking and access off the street.

How is this place still in business. The burritos are horrible, taste very awful. I took one bite…read moreand threw it out the window (see photo). I do not recommend but thank you for those who do enjoy the place and support us veterans.

I'm torn, usually this location is on point and never had an issue.. till this morning. I got a…read morebreakfast burrito via the drive thru on my way to work. While I was eating it at work.. there was a hair in my burrito. Sooo, I don't know what to say.. dropped it from 5 to 3 stars for now, since this is the first hiccup I've had.

Monroe's absolutely lived up to the hype! From the moment we sat down, the service was friendly and…read morethe food came out hot and fresh. The complimentary chips and salsa were a great start, and the salsa had amazing flavor. I ordered the enchilada plate with a taco, beans, rice, and a salad. Everything was delicious, but the red chile was the star of the meal. It had incredible flavor with a serious kick--I would rate the spice about a 4 out of 5, so if you like authentic New Mexican heat, you'll love it! The portions were generous, the ingredients tasted fresh, and you could tell this is a place that's been doing New Mexican food right for a long time. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Albuquerque. Highly recommend!

The food is okay, the service is equally as good, the ambiance is elevated diner. There is plenty…read moreof parking and they make a mean chili burger. This place is great for groups but the food is nothing stellar. They also have very yummy sopapillas. The tacos are very ummm taco bellish lots of lettuce and sour cream.