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    3.7 (97 reviews)
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    Andaluz: basically a margarita with cucumbers and jalapeños. It was not spicy.
    Fatty L.

    After a week of eating heavy New Mexican cuisine traveling, I was ready for a change of pace. When the front desk mentioned the Andaluz hotel restaurants were Mediterranean my stomach went "hell yeah!". Settled into the room and went down for some tapas. Seating is fatty friendly, they have wide couches with low coffee tables. Other seating was round bucket seats with arm rests, not fatty friendly. Outdoor seating is armless patio chairs. Our server was very sweet and we could tell the few folks working were overwhelmed by the low staff. From where I was seated I watched folks run food up the the stairs from the main restaurant below. Like out of breath running multiple orders of food up a flight of stairs. Have a lot of patience when you come here and tip well. Booze first: My nom noms companion had a coke. It tasted like a coke. I had the Andaluz. I love spicy things, when I read it had cucumbers and jalapeños, I was all in. When it arrived I saw jalapeño seed floating around, I was excited and expecting a nice burn. The jalapeño was not spicy, I could barely taste it. The cucumbers were the real star, they were bright flavor throughout the drink. The nom noms companion had the blackened salmon. It was simply grilled, tasted smoky and wouldn't you know it like salmon. The accompanying mashed potatoes were overly salty. The arugula salad according to my nom noms companion had "some kind of vinaigrette". The crispy lobster Caesar salad what is a sight to behold. It was a head of Romain lettuce sliced in half lengthwise, grilled and covered in lobster nuggets. I love the smoky taste of the Romain lettuce I could do without crispy lobster nuggets. The lobster nuggets had a undercooked flour flavor to them and we're unpleasant. The grilled tomatoes and dressing were lovely. I had no idea what to do with the slivers of fried plantains. Was I supposed to drag them through the dressing or crunch them up on top of by head of lettuce? The whole plate was rather comical. Like an inside joke between the kitchen staff.

    Britney C.

    Last year my friends coordinated my stag party which began at Ibiza. We had a great time and the food + service were on point! The chef came out and greeted our table and explained what each item was and was super generous with everything! If you're looking for a fun happy hour with friends, pretty ambiance, live music, or a romantic evening, this is a great spot to end up!

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    The service was incredible, with the wonderful patio with the fall breeze, a perfect night to sip a pour of Tequila!

    Mescal Paloma!
    Carlos C.

    I absolutely loved this place! My team and I were visiting from Southern California and looking for a great place to hang out, grub and get our drink on before learning for the airport to come home. The bartender hooked me up with a sending creation and the wait staff here were friendly, helpful, and professional. The appetizers and entrees were to die for! The atmosphere is energetic but pretty leisurely as well. Come here at night for the hippest experience. I will DEFINITELY be returning when I visit again and will be staying here at the Hotel Andaluz from now on!

    Leslie B.

    $5 frosè and a view, um yes! What can I say, happy hour makes me happy. You have to enter through a restaurant and head straight up stairs for the bar. Would have been nice for some direction, but it wasn't too complicated to figure it out. The view is mainly buildings, but there are a few art walls at the very end that were nice to look at. Over all the place had good music, a fire pit, and a good happy hour. #leslieapproved

    Jalepeno Cucumber margarita
    Rene C.

    Albuquerque is one lucky ass city to have such an incredible lounge/bar right smack in the middle of the city. Super cool, chic I feel like I am on vacation while sipping on creative cocktails and snacking on perfectly cooked sliders and truffle frites. Ibiza is true to it's name with a Spanish/Moorish theme. This rooftop bar is nestled away in a quiet corner of the Andaluz Hotel. The main bar area is warm and inviting, and we were lucky to score Lisa as our bartender the last two evenings. She was patient and friendly and very engaging while mixing up some very tasty drinks. But I am sure no matter who you're bartender is, I am sure you will still get the same great service. Beyond the bar there is a very nice outdoor seating area, surrounded by a soothing waterfall and plenty of comfortable couches and tables where you can kick your feet up and have quiet conversation with friends. Seriously, I cannot stress what a great bar this is. If we had this back home I would for sure become a serious bar fly groupie and drink up plenty cucumber-jalepeno margaritas.

    Tania S.

    We've been going to Ibiza for years and it's consistently good. After trying a number of beverages, the Your Way Red Sangria is my favorite. Arcy, Grace, and the rest of the bar staff are friendly and will do their best to take care of you. I like that they concoct unique beverages and that a food menu is available too! It seems that other rooftop bars have taken some of their business, but I firmly believe Ibiza is one of the best offerings in Albuquerque. Come for drinks, music, and great people.

    Patricia C.

    I absolutely love this place! It's right across the street from my office so it's very convenient for happy hour :) I went with some co-workers on a Thursday right after work. Luckily we got there right when they opened the rooftop patio at 5 and were able to grab a comfy sofa. Looks like they got new furniture and redecorated since the last time I was there and it looks really great. They have a great happy hour with some $5 drinks and appetizers. I ordered a house margarita and my friends and I shared an order of $5 nachos, $5 wings, and $5 bacon wrapped figs. Everything was really, really tasty. I highly recommend this place!

    Fried avocado tacos with "white corn tortillas, cilantro salad, and honey jalapeno spread"
    Divya K.

    Lots of mixed thoughts about this place... To be fair, I have never lived in Albuquerque so I am not judging based on other restaurants/ bars in the area. I am a massive self-proclaimed foodie and have some issues with this place. I sat at the bar at a time that wasn't crowded and had the following items: 1. The paloma: I asked the bartender not to make the drink too sweet. It was pretty tart when it got to me (which is better than it being too sweet). The drink was alright but not anything that would motivate me to come back. The drink selection was not great. 2. The fried avocado tacos: The fried avocado itself was good. My main issue was with the lack of depth in flavor. There was supposed to be a honey-jalapeno spread. I could not taste any jalapeno. The "spread" was more of a crema. Additionally, the "cilantro salad" was really just pickled onions and something yellow (which was maybe pickled cilantro stalks?)... This dish wasn't bad by any means but I feel like there were a ton of missed opportunities with this one. This could've been an awesome balance of fat, acid, sweet, and spicy but it just wasn't. 3. The "bruschetta": This was not a bruschetta. It was more like cream of mushroom soup with a piece of egg toast. It was an extremely rich dish with very little brightness/acidity. The mushroom/cream flavor was good but the dish was lacking an element of freshness which could have been achieved with less "crema"/soup and an acid element or fresh greens. Overall, I felt like there was a lot of false advertising on the menu. The mushroom crema was more like a soup and the cilantro salad was non-existent. If this is one of the best places to grab elevated food/drink in ABQ as other reviews have suggested, I feel bad for the city. Service was friendly but nothing over the top. The view was really nice and I liked the ambience. Cocktails were nothing special.

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    I like their happy hour. I recommend getting the egg rolls and wings from their menu. Live music on Fridays.

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    Rooftop lounge attached to Hotel Anuluz. Lovely wine selection and upscale, modern vibe. MUST DO in ABQ.

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    Ask the Community - Ibiza

    Does anyone know what type of happy hoyr specials Ibiza has? Nothing on their website and no happy hour menu pics on yelp *sad face *?

    Whatever it is, it'll likely be still overpriced. Manhattan prices in a stuffy room. No thanks. Cocktails at High Noon in Old Town is better in every way. But to each, their own.

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