Great place to watch the game and hang out. Not too loud or rowdy. Good barfood options. The…read moreserver was friendly and helpful.

Worst service in Albuquerque. Won't take your phone number to be seated. Make you stand in a line.read more

More space. It is so needed but it's been the same size forever and they literally have to wait…read moreuntil someone leaves for someone else to enter. Its a fun place and I love the casino but this kinda seems like a sidenote they just stuck in after everything else was built. Its crazy because they have the space, but they use it for restaurants or ballrooms that are always empty. But the lounge is super popular even though it's nothing special at all and way too small. It's the only thing that I don't like about this casino I'll say though. Oh yeah and the staff is rude as hell and don't question anything or complain or they will throw you out. They throw everybody out for anything they want. It's kinda laughable really as a lounge. I'd call it the after thought spot. ​​​​​​​​

1/3/2019 The newly remodeled Tlur P'a Lounge is looking…read morepretty good! More space!!! This has been badly needed for years! They even added a second bar area! whoa!! if ya all haven't been there in awhile you should check it out! I've never been fond of this lounge/bar because it is brightly lit. Since this lounge is located smack dab basically in the middle of the casino there is no real way for the lights to be dim. Also its in the area where there are slots & noise from the casino floor. Luckily for most when there is a live band that drowns out that outside noise but is still bright. I'm thrilled with the remodel but I think more could have been done to upgrade this bar/lounge. Just to let ya all know... When and if Fat City plays at this lounge in the future you should definitely go!! Fat City rocks the house when they are there!!!!

The atmosphere at this place is really nice. I'd also like to get to sit outside when the weather…read moreis nice. Great looking patio and upper deck. We just had beers and wine so can't comment on the food you can get next door. Took a bit to get the drinks out but the server was very nice!

Just really a lovely place. Nice staff. Reasonable prices. I'm looking forward to enjoying spending…read moresome time here during the summer especially in the evenings.

What a fun new place! (New for me!)…read more The burrito was a whopper, and the tacos we got were filling as well. Loved the brownie dessert and the mango guava agua Fresca too! All in all, great meal and a great price. Two drinks, two dinners and a dessert for $48 before top.

We read a lengthy glowing review of La Reforma in a recent ABQ Journal issue and had high hopes of…read morefinding something similar to the tacos we used to get in and near Cuernavaca, Morelos where we lived 2008-13. Sadly, we found kind of a mixed bag. First, the standout items. The margaritas were fantastic; some of the best we've had in the USA and extremely generous. The pinto bean sides were some of the best we've had since returning to the States in 2013. Perhaps not quite as great as those of the shuttered El Cotorro but still stellar. Next, the tacos. We tried only two of the several tacos on offer - The El Pastor and the Pescado. Both were served in what was called "corn tortillas" but these differed from virtually any corn tortillas we've ever had in Mexico or elsewhere. They were at least twice as thick as your typical corn tortilla found in just about all Mexican taco places in Mexico and elsewhere. The consistency and taste were quite different from your normal corn tortilla also. In fact, they really didn't seem to have much taste at all, of corn or anything else. Now to the fillings. At the aforementioned El Cotorro, the meat for the Al Pastor tacos was cooked on a vertical rotating spit which was the only way we ever saw it cooked in Mexico. The meat La Reforma used in their al pastor tacos was more chunky and way drier than any we ever had in Mexico or at El Cotorro. It didn't taste similar to any al pastor tacos were ever had in Mexico. It also kind of seemed like it wasn't cooked recently whereas in Mexico you can watch the cook with a large knife carve off the meat from the vertical spit right in front of you. Usually the time between the carving and it sitting in front of you is under 10 seconds. The fish taco at La Reforma was disappointing. The fish resembled a fish stick but one without much flavor. We wouldn't order it again. We gave the mini-churros a try for dessert. Because they were so small, they were way crispier than your typical regular-sized churro. We might return but we'd skip the al pastor and the fish tacos and try some of the other tacos. But we strongly suggest that they dump their current "corn tortillas" because they're not that good. Way too thick and virtually tasteless. Lo siento. Kudos for the margaritas and the beans. The rest of what we tried didn't live up to the recent glowing review in the ABQ Journal.

Never been to a casino where alcoholic drinks were not allowed on the floor. You can go upstairs…read moreto the sports bar and go into the gaming room where there is the crap games that no one wants to play.

The view is amazing but man, Sandia, you have us packed in our seats like sardines. You have to…read morestand up if someone needs to get by you. It's miserable. I was hoping with your recent upgrade you would change that but it actually seems worse. The added bathrooms are nice though. No waiting in long lines. So, not my favorite concert venue anymore.

This was the second year that I have attended this event. Last year I had a blast and I'd been…read morelooking forward to going again this year. Since it was Memorial Day weekend there were lots of events to choose from. My friends all opted for the wine festival, and I reluctantly agreed to go with them instead of attending Blues & Brews alone. Fortunately, the weather was bad and it started raining while I was driving to the wine festival. I decided last minute to go here instead, and I have no regrets! I hadn't bought tickets yet, which I knew was a mistake because they were $45 at the door. I arrived at 2:30 PM and walked past an EXTREMELY long line of non-VIP ticket holders waiting for doors to open at 3PM. I was wondering if I should even bother while waiting in line to buy tickets, when an angel in the form of a scalper offered me a ticket for $30. I was a little nervous as I walked to the front, hoping the ticket would work.(I have a very strong goody-two-shoes streak that doesn't like it when I do scary things like buy tickets from random people.) Not only did it work, it was VIP! That meant I got to walk ahead of a line that literally went out the east doors of the casino, and get directly into the event. I HIGHLY recommend getting the VIP tickets (in advance) because it gets very crowded when they let everyone in. Last year, I didn't get to try all the beers because they were running out at the end and I hadn't been VIP. This year, I didn't notice as many vendors running out early. It seemed like there were less people this year, maybe because of all the other events that were going on simultaneously. So the deal is, you get a little souvenir glass (this event has plastic which makes me sad) that you can fill with a couple ounces of beer as many times as possible in 3 hours (4 if you're VIP). I also received tickets for alcohol samples which were for some flavored vodka and tequila. I didn't use mine because as an almost old person I have learned my lesson about drinking 50 samples of beer and then topping it off with hard alcohol. There was food available to purchase, but really, ain't nobody got time for that! I had to get my sample on! There were a good selection of breweries, mostly from Colorado and New Mexico but there were others there too. One trend I am not super excited about is how popular IPAs are now. Several places brought multiple IPAs and no Stouts or Porters which left me disappointed. IPAs taste like pennies. Yuck! I went back to the same few places that provided the darker beers multiple times. Marble had their Oatmeal Stout there, Left Hand had their Nitro Milk Stout which is one of my favorites. I also had a good one from Ponderosa. I had several samples of the Java Stout from Santa Fe Brewing. It was grand! If you're a hoarder like me, and like swag, there was plenty. I grabbed stickers, buttons, coasters, and bottle caps from most the vendors where I sampled. I also bought a sugar skull bag for $10 from Bloody Maria's to carry my stash in. Another pro this year was the music. They actually played some blues. Another bonus, there seemed to be a lot of friendly people there. I went by myself and even though I ran into my aunt and uncle there, I met some new people and ran into some old friends. On one trip to the bathroom I noticed a roller derby table where they were trying to recruit new players. I was attracted to the sugar skull swag (I'm obsessed) and inebriated enough to not be afraid to ask dumb questions like, "Do I have to know how to skate to join roller derby?" Well guess what? NO! You don't have to know, they teach you! I will be giving it a go next week! This is one of my favorite annual events in Albuquerque, I will definitely be getting tickets again next year. I left feeling happy, with a ton a loot, with new friends, and with a carpet burn on my elbow. Hoping to leave without that one next year!

Great time! Only wish there were more local breweries. There was a lot of national brandsread more

THE LUCK OF THE IRISH TOUCHED HERE TODAY!!!! We went for the Corned Beef and Cabbage and were NOT…read moredisappointed!! It was the BEST I've ever had! The flavors were amazing and portions large. All for $16.95. The menu is extensive but the corned beef and cabbage was a special for St Patrick's day and the place was very busy. Since this was so good - I'm sure the rest of the food is great also. Our server, Isabella, was excellent and friendly. The assist night mgr helped serve our dinners and he was friendly. If this is typical service and food - I'll be coming more often. Lots of craft beers and bottle beers to choose from plus a full bar. The interiors were nice casual pub/tavern style w lots of decorative string lights making it lively. Lots of seating in the front area w more in the back Pool Room.

Stopped in while traveling thru & so happy we did!…read more This place is super neat- service was great & food was delicious! (when they say "spicy"- they mean it!) The bad Yelp reviews are pretty lame- we had zero issues here & the inside is entertaining.... lots of space & TVs. Great vibes!

Amazing place. Not many left here in Corrales. Sopapillas and green chile here!…read more Talk to people here. If you're looking for food, go here and talk. Dont be weird -- we are here. If you're grey and rude go to Hannah and Nate's.

Perea's is a family owned staple of the Corrales community with authentic New Mexican food. The…read morebuilding is super cool, original adobe- the kind where you can tell there are ghosts in the walls. All the waitresses are super nice, the food was great and came out super quick. I went for a work lunch so I didn't try anything from the bar but I need to go back and experience sitting at their large bar and trying a drink!

Friendly service, spacious and clean bar area with plenty of seating plus outdoor space in the…read moresummer. Menu is sandwiches and bar food perfect for the atmosphere. We had the Italian sandwich with fries and of course the Albuquerque Turkey sandwich. They are the perfect size and come with seasoned fries.

We decided to give this place a try. Glad to have another cool place on the Westside…read more We were greeted immediately by our server Kayla. She was very helpful and attentive. She checked in on us multiple times. She went above and beyond to make sure we were happy with everything. We ordered the charcuterie board and explained that we had a food allergy to strawberries and they made sure nothing was cross contaminated and accommodated our fruit request with no problems. It had a good variety of items. We did ask for a knife to cut the cheeses into smaller portions but that is just our preference. The caprese skewers were what you would expect. The hummus had good flavor. Great selection of beers on tap. All in all very pleased with what we ordered. We will definitely be back. Very happy with the whole experience.

Just a cute quaint place! Whether you're on the patio, by…read morethe crackling fireplace in the sun room or at the bar there isn't a bad seat in the house! Staff is friendly and Karaoke with the locals was a treat to watch. Nice variety of food trucks too.

Met a friend here for happy hour this past week. I ordered an IPA at the bar, and sat on the patio…read morewhile I waited for my friend. It was 5 p.m. and it was empty when I got there. there was a large patio, which had plenty of shade. The bartender actually came out to the patio and took our order for a second round. I enjoyed the patio and the beer. There was plenty of seating inside as well. Really cute place. There was a food truck called "Pack N Bowlz" outside. lots of healthy salad choices and a taco choice. I ordered a Cobb salad which was so tasty and my friend ordered the tacos, which she enjoyed. Overall, such a cute place. Also, the parking lot was large, so lots of parking.