Service absolutely sucks there. Gone plenty of times and never had an issue, however tonight…read morebrought my masculine-looking gay friend and she immediately got kicked out for being "too drunk". We had just walked in. Out of everyone in our group, there were definitely others who were actually intoxicated. If they felt that way why didn't they deny her entry? She was our DD. Better security is definitely needed. On the way out, I mentioned to security they need breathalyzers if they're going to kick out people for being "too drunk" when they're full sober. Security told me I was disrespecting them and I could be blacklisted. All in all, this place is extremely homophobic and had no attention to detail. There were plenty of people around us that were screaming and looked obviously more drunk than anyone who didn't get singled out. The bartender targeted her immediately. BS.

Very disappointing experience…read more My boyfriend paid around a $35 cover charge for four of us, and our group of about 10 people entered without any issues. After entering, I went directly to the restroom. Within minutes of coming out, security approached me and told me I needed to leave. I was given no clear explanation and security became confrontational. I was initially told I appeared intoxicated, despite having just entered the venue and not ordering a single drink there. When I politely asked for clarification, the only explanation I received was that I had put my hands up while speaking. My boyfriend then attempted to ask for a receipt and a better explanation of what happened. During that interaction, he was pushed by a member of the security staff and was called inappropriate names. Several members of our larger group chose to leave after witnessing the situation. The most frustrating part is that we were allowed to enter, our money was accepted, and then I was removed almost immediately with little to no explanation after being cleared by the first bouncer and the woman who took our payment. Venues have the right to refuse service, but guests deserve to be treated with respect and given a clear reason for being removed. Based on our experience, the security staff was inconsistent, confrontational, and unprofessional. I would not return, be aware!

Idk if it was just a coincidence or the normal way it goes out something, but they only played…read moreSpanish songs. Which wasn't a problem because the dancing and drinks were great. They definitely pour heavy there. My only thought is that the DJ wasn't there at some points but the music was still playing. Had a lot of fun. Would recommend.

Very pricey for Albuquerque New Mexico. Huge cover and very expensive beers. The service was NOT…read moreavailable. I tried to buy buckets of beers and the bartender told me not available. That's dumb because I ended up drinking twelve or so beers by myself. All Heinekens. The place was dark but it's a night club I guess so that's okay. Music was poppin and all Over the place. DJ could have mixed it up much better.

Cool place to go if you are thirsty have a lot of energy…read more High ceilings make it feel bigger than it is. The bartenders are slinging a variety of beverages to the masses. The music is pumping super loud, but for the most part the genres are the same from room to room. Or maybe I can't discern my house from my EDM? Plenty of youngsters out at night at the ABQ. I recommend this place for those with a lot of energy.

Didn't realize I couldn't be in the stall with my friend while she was peeing. I was holding the…read morebathroom cause there's no fucking locks. And some short rude security guard ripped open the door while my friend was actively peeing, so everyone saw her vagina. And immediately started screaming in my face telling us to get the fuck out. And kicked us out immediately, he didn't even explain it to us why.

Ok this is not a grill. Post Covid they did away with their kitchen. The ambience is perfection!…read more Seriously I loved it. They don't open until 9 pm :( it's a night club not a bar. There are pool tables and a nice Dancing area. There is no food. I cannot write a review on food because there is none. The entire staff was so friendly. I was delighted with the service.

This place completely ruined what was supposed to be a fun night. My boyfriend and I started our…read moreevening here, paid to get in, and even had stamps on our arms from earlier that night. Later, after going to another club, we came back because we had gotten separated from our friends. While waiting in line to re-enter, we decided we were just going to go home instead. Since the entrance line was packed, we attempted to leave through the exit. As soon as I tried to leave, one of the "bouncers" immediately assumed I was trying to sneak into the club without paying, which made absolutely no sense considering I already had a stamp proving I had paid earlier. I repeatedly tried explaining that I was not trying to get inside and was actually trying to leave, but she refused to listen. Instead, she aggressively stopped me, physically pushed and manhandled me, called me names, and genuinely seemed like she wanted to fight me. Her behavior was completely unnecessary, unprofessional, and honestly shocking for someone who is supposed to provide security. Some people take their jobs way too seriously and clearly have no idea how to treat paying customers with basic respect. This was by far one of the worst experiences I've ever had at a club, and I will never step foot in this place again.

Me and my friends went for R&B night. The flier that was posted on social media said hookah,…read moredrinks, and music. When we got there, the waitress told us there was no hookah. The waitress took 40 minutes to give us our first order of drinks. Our second group of friends waited over an hour to get drinks (we were both in the "VIP" area). First and last time going to an event at Adios Mama.

Service was very slow, we paid for a VIP table and constantly had to turn people around because it…read morewasn't a walk way a lot of the times when places offer VIP they have the section roped off and a bouncer who allows who ever is wearing a wrist band through. Took an hour for cocktails, took an hour and a half for bottle service. Server didn't specify juices were extra so when we received our bottle we had to wait for her to bring juice which was another 30 min.

Reading the reviews I was a little skeptical but this palce turned out to be a great spot right on…read moreCentral with food, drinks and live music. For food we had the green chile turkey sandwich with side salad and I'd defeinitely order it again! It was meaty and the bread was toasted just right. The side salad with the green chile dressing was a nice option. We also had the rojo maron chicken tenders and fries. The rub was a little sweet & spicy and the fries were nice and crispy. The frickles were one of the best I've had (and I've had quite a few). A little greasy at the bottm but yeah, they're frickles. Next time I'll try the fralapenos. The only one con was that there was only one guy - a really nice guy - taking care of the whole bar so things just took a bit of time.

This place is alright for a drink. The prices are a bit high for the size of the drinks. Staff…read moredoesn't really pay attention to the customers. There are other places in the area for drinks that would be better.

One of the best dance floors in Albuquerque. Has a variety of dance events throughout the week.read more

The best thing going for the Albuquerque Square Dance Club is that it is one humongous space…read more The second best thing going for it is the great hardwood floors, which seem to have been upgraded since the hall was first built. The third great thing? The space can be broken up into two spaces: A large dance hall and a small dance hall, so two different groups can utilize the space at the same time. I was there this past weekend for a contra dance, which was in the smaller hall with a live band fiddling and picking. In the large hall, there was a rowdy square dance going on, and there was no noise interference between the two spaces. A fourth plus. A variety of dance groups rent the hall on a regular basis, not just for square dancing. The FolkMads, who specialize in contra dances, hold regular dances. And so does the Ballroom dancing group, swing dancers, aerobics classes or more. Even The Wilde Bunch holds regular dances. There seems to be events happening every night of the week. The hall has a nice kitchen, reception and area to sit down between dances. The only issue with this place is its decor a la 1970s dark wood paneling. But if you can get past that, you'll enjoy the dancing and music, whichever genre you choose. It seems like a great place for other types of dance, such as tango and flamenco, but they don't seem to be here, except for the individual dances which the ballroom dancing group has. So get out your dancing shoes, and head over to the hall for a night of dancing!

No bar for a year now Sign outside says "lounge"…read moreVery disappointed! Menu looked good though!

We booked a night in this town knowing that there weren't a lot of drink and dining establishments…read moreavailable, but we saw that there was a brewery so we figured we would check that out. Without food, but you could bring your own or order in. Nope, the brewery closes at 5:00 on a Saturday. We asked at our lodging about options, and Blackie's was on a list they gave us. Blackie's was classified on Yelp as only a liquor store, so it didn't show up on any searches. They do have a package liquor store on site as well. The front entry that is shared with the liquor store had bars on the doors. Inside, Blackie's had VFW/event hall vibes. There was not much to speak of in the way of decor. They did have food and you need to order from the Double C dining room server, which shares the space, and if you're sitting at the bar you'll have a separate tab. I was glad to see they had enchiladas with green or red chile sauce, and burgers with green or red chiles (1/2 pound or 1/3 pound). Prices were reasonable at $12-ish for a meal. The bar and neighboring large room featured pool tables and darts, and a 20-ish year old TouchTunes but there was no music playing. Sounds like after the dinner crowd leaves the music might get turned up. Our vantage point view was staring into an empty room with booths and wooden chairs, but eventually some people filed in there to play pool. There was no internet on our AT&T phones which led us to watch rodeo tv and talk to some of the customers. I drank vodka tonics and the Mr. had Coors Banquet. Our bar tab was cheap. Mr. R ordered the nachos, and they were pretty huge. I ordered enchiladas with green chile sauce and the presentation was quite nice and the beef tasted fresh. It was a good choice. People had to wait a bit at times for drinks, but overall this turned out to be a better stop than we expected!

My first ever visit to New Mexico and I went here for 3 days of golf. The staff was extremely…read morecourteous, everyone was polite and smiling and friendly everyday from the first floor desk to the restaurant, servers, even maintenance crew. Gerome, Patrick, Sophie, Gabby, and so many others that I ran into over the 3 days really knew how to make us feel at home. The course was in great shape, even after a hailstorm 4" of rain the previous day! I also forgot my range finder and called them up later that night and they had it at the front desk for me, such a relief too cause mines expensive, as most are. Lastly, the food was excellent in the restaurant, we got the steak dip with sweet potato fries, and you get the best view ever while eating there (see pic). Overall a really great experience and highly recommend them if you're in the area.

I always enjoying coming here either to dine, swim, or just hang out. Very clean. Beautiful…read moregrounds keeping. And amazing views of the Sandia mountains. Today I enjoyed the Easter brunch and all the food and selections were delicious. Wait staff was attentive and professional.