Nice quiet place in the hotel. The staff were friendly. There were many options on the menu. I…read morewanted something small but satisfying. Didn't see anything that met that criteria. I settled for the Fish and Chips. It was rockfish. Never had rockfish, so did not know what to expect. The plate also included shrimp, fries, and slaw. I was pleasantly surprised by the slaw. I think it had apples in it. I really enjoyed it. The shrimp were huge and good. The fries were tasty. Now, I did not enjoy the rockfish. It was too fishy for me. There were other things I wanted to try, but there were also other places nearby that I wanted to try. So, I didn't come back for another round. If I am in the area again, I will try something else.

Update: we dropped by around 1:05pm for lunch the day after Thanksgiving. There is no special…read moreholiday time listed anywhere. Well, it is within their lunch hour but they only got bar food. I decided to skip lunch and nachos was ordered for kids.... Well, it didn't look very kitchen involved. The person was nice but he couldn't answer my questions. I find it very difficult to dine here in the hotel.... What kind of restaurant doesn't serve lunch at 1:05pm? We were here for their Thanksgiving buffet at lunch. The restaurant itself is a bit difficult to find from inside of Hilton. Staff here are incredibly friendly and efficient. They were busy but still attentive with a good sense of humor. Food options were good. In addition to Thanksgiving tradition (turkey etc), some nice seafood options, prime rib, ham, short rib were also presented. I like the cold prawn. Super fresh and nicely prepared. The prime rib unfortunately was very dry.... Flavor was good but maybe it has rested too long under the light. Veggies were nice and good play on texture for the green beans and fried onions. Root veggies were nicely flavored. Desserts include pumpkin pie, pecan pie and some tiramisu cupcakes. They are all on the sweet side. Tiramisu was a bit cold in the middle. Good to mix with hot coffee. Overall, it was a great experience. We all had a good time.

This is the best buffet we've ever been to. Everything is top notch, definitely our new favorite…read moreplace! Well done!

Food was terrible. Meat was mostly gristle, chicken wings…read morewere gristle and uneatable, broccoli wasn't cooked and too hard, shrimp was not prepared correctly and orange chicken was as bad as the rest About 2/3 of my take out meal was thrown out. With exception to the boy preparing sushi, the staff was very friendly and attentive.

Sunday buffet time! I have not been here for aa minute…read more Food is decent, especially for buffet food. I like buffets so i can have a variety.... My server was excellent and attentive. Good music in the background and your typical buffet setting. I had the prime rib, steak, sausage and peppers, yellow zucchini with mushrooms. All tasted good.

The food was fresh, the crab legs were delicious and perfect each crack and dip…read more The sushi was amazing too. Service was excellent

The food was made for hunger. It's not gourmet. The egg rolls were my favorite. Went here on an…read moreinvite. It's quantity not quality. Service was excellent in clearing your used plates and brining drinks. The ambiance is people there with hunger eating two or three plates of stacked items.

I love this place! The food is always delicious and gets refilled consistently. The staff is on top…read moreof their game and for the price you're not going to get a better deal. It's funny that it still has some of the old posters from when it was Furr's but don't let that ruin it for you. Gotta keep in mind that it's a buffet and not fine dining. I go quite often and have never had a bad thing happen. Good for large parties or solo meal. Stop in and enjoy. It does get busy so if you don't like crowds then it won't be for you.

We hadn't been to Tomato Cafe in years, so we decided to pop in for an early dinner. Salad bar is…read morefresh and delicious. Had a decent selection of pizzas, though none were particularly memorable. The pasta bar was cool with a ton of options including GF. The ice cream at the end was the less creamy icy soft serve I'm not a fan of, but I'm sure it's a favorite of the kids. Service was fantastic, and the place was super clean. Not too crowded. I'm glad I found a Valpak coupon for bogo half off the 2nd, as I didn't find it totally worth the full price. Still, it's a nice option if you're a big fan of relatively budget friendly salad/pizza/pasta buffets.

The salad was fine, the pasta overcooked, and the pizza was actually great at least for the first…read moresix slices. Unfortunately, that's when I discovered a cockroach crawling across one of the booths. Once you see that, you can't help but wonder what else it's been walking across.

Good for you nice customer service and clean everything very good food business no messes. Nothing…read moredon't are good. Bathrooms are clean. Everything is clean. Come here to this location.

They need to start making the steak earlier because the hype I got when coming I thought they were…read moregonna make steak but they weren't so my mood shifted just bc I didn't get my steak yall need to do smth abt it..this is so unacceptable.. I was very sad while my whole family were eating ugh..

Food is terrible dry and doesn't look appetizing. Will not be returning. The night we went the…read moreserver was nice but there was a man that was refilling the buffet and was just having a mental problem keptd saying somthing out loud and pointing a child at the buffet and yelling somthing in a bother language (didn't seem to be happy). Very strange .... Ambiance feels very out dated.

My son tried eating here this past Thursday night Came home…read moreand said they were closed Huh? Did some digging and Yelp said they were closed and not for good reasons if you get my drift Other listings said they were open So you may want to double check prior to your next visit....

Aahhh, the great American road trip, with all of its ups and downs. If you're pressed for time and…read moredon't have the opportunity to explore, you're stuck to whatever's right off the freeway. In other words, an endless supply of truck stops and fast food. Don't get me wrong, there are many "diamonds in the rough" to be found in scary, Deliverance-type areas all throughout rural America. You might enjoy some of the best BBQ ever at a random, shithole stand where the picnic benches haven't been wiped down in weeks. Fried chicken? Turns out those semi trucks aren't just fueled by diesel my friend...there can be some food finds on your way that score major points for their cheap, greasy, "eat behind the wheel" convenience as well as their honest lack of pretension. That said, the buffet at the Albuquerque Country Market offered none of the endearing qualities listed above. I'll take full blame for this. Everyone was getting pretty hungry, and we happened to pull up into a gas/convenience store/diner that offered a buffet. With 12 hours plus of mostly night driving ahead of us, getting a big meal seemed to make sense. What would have made a hell of a lot more sense would have been to ask one of the locals where some good cheap food was. I mean, we're in Albuquerque here, it's a big city so there have to be decent places within a two mile drive. Not being familiar with the area though, and being tired, we decided to go for the "safe" route and stick to a place where we could swing back onto the highway and continue. Our loss. We leafed through the menu--most burger and fries-type combos (all very standard diner fare) were at least $7.50-8 bucks, so paying $9.29 for a dinner buffet didn't seem like that bad a deal. Once we started grazing though, we realized how truly limited the options were. Hailing from buffet land (casino Hell), I can safely say that this was probably the most limited buffet I've ever experienced as far as selection, and quality ranged from below-average to downright scary. They should have charged $5.99 or so--even then you'd feel semi ripped off. I kept my selections simple and safe. Iceberg lettuce salad with dressing and croutons, mashed potatoes, green beans, etc. Very generic, and it all had that tasteless, reheated, frozen food quality that the lowest end buffets seem to share. For Reno area readers, I'd compare it to the old Silver Club "steak buffet," only without the grilled to order steaks. When I did take a slight risk, it wasn't worth it. There was some awfully lonely looking fried chicken sitting under the lights. Pretty dry and unappealing, but I've seen worse--so far our truck stop tour had featured some truly horrifying heat lamp displays that made me question, "Do people actually eat that stuff? Or is this joke food that they only put out for tourists?" I gnawed a couple bites, then decided to call it a day as far as the meal. I've had better chicken in 99 cent TV dinners. For fear of getting physically sick on the last leg of the trip, I decided to cut my losses and pay the bill. The greasy-spoon equivalent of sticker shock hit me when I realized that they charged extra for a drink--my iced tea was an extra $1.99. The bill for three of us set us back $31.63--total ripoff for the lack of food choices and overall low quality. There was also soft serve ice cream and cake/pie type desserts available--but even that was an extra charge!! I'm surprised they didn't charge for water, napkins, salt, and toilet seat covers at this place. Even though there weren't many other diners, it took our server a while to find our check. She seemed surprised and a little put out that she had to cut her conversation short with another guy who seemed to be a local. Can't say I blame her really, she was probably surprised that anyone ordered the buffet at all--the 8-10 guests in what was actually a very large cavern of a restaurant seemed to be the equivalent of a "dinner rush" in this joint. As you might imagine, the buffet was a definite one-star experience. I'm giving the benefit of the doubt for two reasons--1) the restaurant burgers and regular dinners (meatloaf, turkey plate, etc.) looked pretty good and it seems like that's what the locals were eating. The buffet is probably a money grabber to profit off those who are just "passin through"--with the extra dessert charge I can imagine even a kids' meal being a luxury item. 2) This place is also a large store/truck stop/gas station. The convenience store area is HUGE, and well stocked with tons of cheap items, from clothing to Roswell shot glasses, CD's, DVD's, etc. In retrospect, we should have just stocked up on cheap junk food (jerky, chips, etc.), caffeinated beverages, a couple of bowling shirts and a pair of flip flops--still with extra money left for tacky New Mexico souvenirs. I'm sure Albuquerque has a lot to offer, but next time I'll take my chances and venture further off the beaten path.

Everything here is amazing from the food to the staff, and even the sounds of pac-man games in the…read morearcade were a nice touch really feels welcoming and nostalgic in a way that reminds me of home, they make custom pizzas with plenty of options for them with no extra charge it's really cheap good food by far one of my favorite places to eat in Albuquerque NM Perks: 1.they take Apple Pay 2. 12$ to eat endless pizza/salad/pasta 3.great arcade games 4.friendly enthusiast staff 5. It's kept very clean Cons: 1.somewhat cramped seating areas, wish it could get an expansion 2. Booths don't feel very private so if you don't like people watching you eat tough through it or just get the take out option but you lose out on unlimited food ‍ Other than that I haven't had another issue with this place, wishing decades of success for cicis especially if the price stays locked where it's at

Honestly, I can't speak for anyone else's experience but my family (of 5) had an amazing time here…read more The pizza rotated well and was fresh for the most part. But more importantly the STAFF. Everyone who spoke to us from the lady at the front who cashed us out, to the cooks to the young lady who kept coming by to check on us- Everyone was SO nice and accommodating. I usually don't leave reviews but they were so impressive today, I had to take the time out and say something Thank you Montgomery Cici's. And we'll be back again!

We had another delicious dinner at Zeng…read more Contrary to what another reviewer recently posted, the $10 parking is for the hotel adjoining the restaurant. As you enter the restaurant there's a large sign that says parking is free for Zeng customers. I had the excellent tofu and vegetables with hand-pulled wheat noodles - a little spicy and super flavorful. My husband, who has recently developed a gluten sensitivity, had pork and veggies with rice noodles. The flavors were similar to mine, but I'm guessing they use tamari instead of soy sauce. The robot delivered our water, but we had great service from the human who took our order.

I was in the outskirts of Santa Fe for work and had a craving for Chinese food. Unfortunately, the…read moreclosest spot that I could find was in downtown Santa Fe. That was a a long drive for me and the unfortunate part. The fortunate part, this place was uber-fantabulous. OMG, the food was awesome. Let me get into why the experience was so great. The thing that grabs your attention when you walk in to the restaurant, is the mechanical bowl of noodle soup that has plastic noodles attached to a chopstick that moves up and down. Cool, right? I was greeted by the friendly staff and immediately taken to a table. Menu in hand, and a glass of water, I perused the menu. Man, there were so many yummy things to choose from. I decided on an order of shrimp, eggs ,and chives steamed dumplings for an appetizer and Singapore House fried rice noodle. I love Chinese chives so the dumplings were so yummy. They were steamed to perfection and so, so addicting. The Singapore noodles were wok-fired with chicken, shrimp, calamari, mushrooms, beef, eggs, and cucumbers. Wow, this dish attacked my taste buds with so much deliciousness. The staff were awesome, prices were reasonable, and most importantly, the food was spectacular. You have to get the dumplings. If my travels bring me back to the Santa Fe area, you know that I will come back to this restaurant.