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    Hotel Parq Central - Rooftop Bar!

    Hotel Parq Central

    (251 reviews)

    $$

    Downtown

    There are a lot of choices in Albuquerque and many different locations. I have stayed in…read moreAlbuquerque before but wanted to be in a somewhat central location to old town and other areas. I read a great article that recommended this place and the price was pretty good via a 3rd party site. I love historical buildings. What was great and convincing: A shuttle to and from the airport. So convenient. 1 less thing to stress. Easy phone call and I was picked up by a friendly face. Shuttle to locals within 3 miles of the hotel. This got us to old town, nob hill, downtown. It wasn't always available but uber wasn't much and uber was pretty easy. But we did use the shuttle a few times. Super and always friendly. The hotel rooms are comfy, the halls and atrium are so relaxing, back patio was so beautiful to just sit and relax. I love the old details that were preserved. Watching the birds, including a hawk land on the fountain- priceless. Hot tub was a perfect temp for my sore legs(I came for a race). Breakfast was good- lots of choices. Nothing too fancy but the quiches were tasty. The rooftop views- spectacular. This was a selling point in my search. I enjoyed it but I won't include the restaurant as part of my review. I'm just including the view at sunset and night views are beautiful. The best part- the staff at the front desk! They were so friendly - very genuine. I felt like they were a hotel family we were visiting. Rick, Erin, Martin, Lucinda- all so amazing. Thank you for the shuttle rides, chats, recommendations, and local knowledge. It was a pleasure just to see you all downstairs. As a person that used to work in hospitality, your demeanor and attitudes were top notch. I worked at a 4 diamond resort and spa and I felt just as welcome here. Thank you! I hope to stay with you in the future.

    Recent Renovation and an interesting history. On the cusp of downtown. It was convenient to I25 on…read moreour way to Tucson. We got a Chase Travel deal on a King Suite. It was very nice. Fantastic shower.

    Street Food Sensations - New Mexico Style Philly

    Street Food Sensations

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    Midtown/University

    Oh my!! This place was delicious!!! The taco meat on the Korean pork tacos was very flavorful The…read moresauce is different original and fantastic. I highly recommend it. The carne asada fries are fresh cut fries bathed in Chile con queso and their special sauce topped with carne asada, lettuce, tomatoes, and of course queso fresco. It is a large portion so bring your appetite or share with your partner. This is our first time here and I was very impressed and can't wait to go back to taste more of their delicious food.

    The El Vado plaza chowdown paseo just keeps delivering on the flavor front…read more Today's hit was a stagger to the left one door upon exiting Heavenly Taste Cakery and landing in the premises of Street Food Sensations, which is right next door to the sweetery shop. Seems this Sensational eatery used to be a bus but lost it's wheels and is now permanently parked in the #2 spot just off Central Ave on the sunny El Vado open air patio/plaza. Bein' a fool for a Cubano sandwich, I succumbed to the moral obligation to order these friendly folks' Spicy Cubano version with parmesan & truffle chips on the side. When I got home & opened the to-go box I was duly impressed at the generous size of the sandwich. The handful of homemade lookin' chips was adequate at filling its corner of the container. From the first bite, the spicy aspect was not inside the sandwich. While well flavored, the Scoville scale on that sammie was on the low end of heat, particularly for the Burqueño crowd. However, the large'ish pepperoncini spiked to the top of the sandwich was the nuclear blast bringin' a little scorched earth policy to the party. We're talking nasal clearing, eye watering, tongue shrivelling, throat chokin' thermal overload. It was so good!! The flat bread on the sammie was chewy & sturdy enough to corral the layers of beef, ham, cheese, and pickles without degradation or deteriorating. The red chile mayo was super sparse, to the point of almost non-existent, and left me wanting for more to jack up the heat a bit. The beef was okay to good, being subtly spiced which let the umami taste shine through. Ham was of the water added variety so offered decent texture & moistness to the filling. But the smoke note in the mix was a soft one, not intense with the acrid attack often found in dry cure hams. Pickles were okay to good. Cheese was likewise okay to good, though not as spicy as I would hope for from a pepper jack cheese. The parmesan & truffle fries were of the sturdy sort. The good news being that they were surprisingly non-greasy in spite of being mottled in a pinto pony pattern of oil saturated patches across their surfaces. My fingers remained delightfully free of napkin dabbing while devouring the chips. The bad news being that they tasted like pretty much standard home made potato chips found everywhere. I didn't pick up the parmesan funkiness or pungency on them at all. So the chips were sort of a 3 star affair & just okay being crunchy, fried, salty enough without overdoing it, and not greasy. With the Cubano & chips being about a 3.5 star situation, it's the friendly cashier lady & cook who make Street Food Sensations a solid 4 star affair. I found them to be friendly and welcoming and fun. So kudos to the staff for being a bright addition to the sunny atmosphere of the El Vado eating scene.

    Ydi Wool Warehouse - Satiago's graduation

    Ydi Wool Warehouse

    (2 reviews)

    Downtown

    The YDI in YDI Wool Warehouse stands for Youth Development Incorporated…read more Their slogan is Developing Lives. The group was founded in 1971, and it a charitable non-profit, whose mission is: "To work with our community to create and effectively implement a results-based continuum of services assuring that children, youth, and families achieve their full potential." Housed in the historic Wool Warehouse, the space has been renovated into a multitude of venues including a 420-seat auditorium, banquet area and separate meeting rooms. The local late-night TV show, The After After Party with stand-up comedian and actor Steven Michael Quezada, which is patterned after late-night talk shows like The David Letterman Show and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and features local celebrities, including Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, is taped at the Wool Warehouse, and as of this writing is closing in on its 100 episode. The house band for the show is funk band and Universal recording artist, The James Douglas Show. From what I've been told, thought haven't confirmed, Quezada's show helps YDI with hands-on production training, along with film production classes. The Wool Warehouse is a solid venue and YDI seems like a worthy cause.

    The venue itself is quite beautiful, the neighborhood is a little iffy but not a big deal since you…read moreget security when renting the building. The problem isn't with the building itself but the woman you have to work with to rent the building. My fiance and I wanted to have our wedding there and were quite excited about it. Flor (The woman working there) was nice to us up until we put down the deposit. After that she suddenly changed and was extremely rude and unprofessional with us. She refused to work with us on any meeting time and complained that her personal life was too busy for us to meet with her despite the fact that before we put the deposit down she said meeting with us anytime was fine. She was very rude and we ended up asking if we could instead meet with the manager and then she reluctantly made a time work. Meeting with her was not like it was the times before and she was extremely rude. I walked in with a smile even though I was slightly frustrated and said hello to her and she just looked at me, rolled her eyes, then continued texting on her phone. She didn't introduce herself to the people we brought with us and continued to be extremely rude and unfriendly the entire time we were there. She promised to let us know about prices and give us her boss's phone number the next day and two weeks passed and she never did either of those things. She was extremely difficult to get a hold of. After that experience we decided that our wedding was meant to be exciting and having someone so rude, inconsiderate and unprofessional to work with so we canceled. Unlike other places, when we called to cancel she said "great!" and acted extremely happy that we decided not to use the facility. My fiance and I are not unreasonable, we did ask questions to bargain prices but that's something that we learned was standard after a while. The lack of professionalism and customer service made me never want to work with her again and in fact, I've turned several friends away from this location after telling them our unfortunate experience. I suggest Wool Warehouse hire someone that isn't so rude, they will continue to lose business as they already lost us and three couples that were going to use the facility plus anyone else that I tell about the experience. I've also mentioned this experience with several vendors and they agreed that when dealing with Wool Warehouse, this same person was extremely difficult to work with and very rude. This is no way to run a business and if the boss is unaware of her behavior I just hope the news gets around to him. It's a beautiful place and there's no reason it shouldn't be utilized because of one person.

    FatPipe ABQ - The new quad screen for your presentations.

    FatPipe ABQ

    (11 reviews)

    Downtown

    The number one thing I love about FatPipe is the community. The members have created a positive,…read moredown-to-earth place; everyone makes you feel welcome. Many of those working there focus on altruistic endeavors. The CCO Lisa is great. She's very understanding and affable. She wants you to feel comfortable there. The space is clean. The working desks are roomy; there's a nice variety of desks, lounge areas, and private rooms. The ground floor maintains the essence of the old library structure at the original Albuquerque High School with high ceilings. Most of the buildings there are residential. Because this was an old school, there's a lovely courtyard to take breaks or work. The basement level is more cozy and modern and brightly lit. Perfect for an artist like me. Hopefully, there's a spot where you can spread out more if you have an easel. I love the vast open space and being around others, though I enjoyed the times when no one was there. Overall, FatPipe is on the quieter side. Everyone keeps their phones silent mode. Of course, you will hear collaborating and Zoom calls, but it's not loud. The carpeting helps with that. They have a weekly yoga session to start your day and 1 Million Cups. Lisa brings speakers in regularly. As an artist, I love that FatPipe is open 24/7 for monthly members and beyond.

    Great, welcoming space. The FatPipe team was incredibly accommodating to my last minute request for…read moreoffice space.

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