I've been a returning customer at Tulipani since the opening of Sawmill Market. I no longer live in…read moreAlbuquerque, but each time I come back to visit, I go out of my way to eat here. They have a small menu that they execute flawlessly. Their fresh pasta is made to order, cooked al dente, and I love that the tulip shape helps retain the right amount of sauce. My personal favorite is the pomodoro. The creaminess of the burrata complements the tomato sauce well along with the herby pesto, and the pistachios on top add a nice, crunchy texture. My only minor critique is that I wish they'd bring back the spicy version. The green chile chicken is also worth trying if you want a creamy sauce with a New Mexican flair. They've recently opened up a location at Park Square Market (another food hall by the makers of Sawmill) in Uptown too. You can buy a bag of their fresh made pasta in a variety of flavors/shapes to cook at home.

I've stopped here a few times now and it's been pretty good! The food is served hot and fresh. I do…read morewish there were more protein options. Currently, you can order any of the pastas and add chicken for an additional cost, but I'd love to be able to add shrimp. My favorite of the pastas I've tried is the pesto pasta served with chicken and tons of delicately shredded cheese.

Oh man, what a meal we had last night…read more From fresh warm bread at the beginning to scratch made entrees. Superior service from start to finish Specialty drinks like cranberry pomegranate lemonade were a hit Alfredo dishes were ordered with extra Alfredo sauce and they brought a large bowl of it for all to share! Awesome! Solid go-to restaurant with everything you could want They are doing it right

RATS!! We visited this location today and were seated in the back room, where we noticed a rat…read moreclimbing along the wires. We immediately reported it to the manager, who moved us to another area. Unfortunately, the service following that was extremely poor. The staff seemed rushed and dismissive, and one even announced that our card had declined -- loudly -- when our bank confirmed the charge was never attempted. Overall, it was an unpleasant experience and the worst service I've ever received at a restaurant. Update: the owner reached out and provided some in sight. They are working on this issue with a couple pest controls. The owner was very polite and showed concern with the way we were treated after reporting this. He states there will be a full refund for our meals unfortunately this should have been something the manager offered at the time this happened not just an after thought. This is a family owned restaurant so I understand the post can be hurtful to business. I will post another edit if we ever go back there.

This is a lovely little market offering mostly Eastern European goods, with a heavy focus on Polish…read moreand German foods. While the majority of what is offered are imported packaged spices, beverages and canned goods, the star of the show, for me at least, was the deli section of meats and cheeses! As a German I can't pass up certain meats like Gelbwurst or my favorite, Leberkaese! knowing there's a market that offers my favorites helps me with being homesick for these treats! Eurozone also offers day old Broetchen from a different store which is nice as well. The atmosphere here is relaxed and while there are quite a few options, it doesn't feel overwhelming at all! I thoroughly enjoyed browsing the various shelves for all the different options provided. I'll definitely be back soon!

In search of an ethnic ingredient and came to find this lovely shop…read more Their emphasis seems to be focused on Eastern European food with a small general representation of Western Europe. The quality of the products were good and they even had some excellent fresh fish as well. This is a lovely store with an abundance of polish and Russian foods. I'll be back....oh and the kindness of the owner ( I'm assuming) was so kindly, it was like being warmly greeted by family.

Goodness! Where to start? Get your shopping on with…read moreauthentic Italian supplies. Gnosh on some delicious meals. Well worth going in and checking it out.

I know I compare places here to other cities, but it's my frame of reference. I've been to Italian…read moreDelis in San Francisco, Chicago, Boston and Gloucester Ma. and this place can hang with the best of them The amazing smells of meat and cheese hit you first and then visual of crowded shelves filled with all kinds of yummies. I knew this would be good because there was a big group of people from the airbase and that's always a good sign. They seem to make the most out of their lunch time. It was a long line but the counterman handled it with great speed. The guy in front of me comes in to buy sausage and fresh mozzarella to make his own homemade calzones. I chose the full size italian beef and the other sandwich we got was mostly veggies and mozzarella(I can't remember the name). While we waited for the sandwiches we perused the baked goods and the italian market with tons of sauces, frozen foods, cheese and delicious baked goods. The sandwiches were huge and delicious. Even as a big a guy as I am I could have done with the half size, but I did end up eating the second half for dinner. The sandwiches are on soft, delicious hoagie rolls. The italian beef was stuff with beef and gardinera. The juices of the meat and the gardinera leaks into the botoom of your tray and almost makes a french dip like sauce. This place is fantastic!!!

The food! The Service! Great atmosphere!…read moreThe M'tucci's Restaurants are part employee owned! The Service and Food is OUTSTANDING becouse the employees are owners if they watch to be!!!! They all CARE!+

Being an Italian from New York City, I have to say that I am overall disappointed in M'Tucci's…read moreTwenty-Five. The first time that my fiance and I went there we had lunch, which was an amazing experience! It was a Wednesday afternoon in late January. Our waitress was the best waitress you can ask for, very attentive and on point, number one... Our salads, the Citrus Braised Beet & Pecan Salad and the Arugula & Spinach Caesar Salad, were amazing, number two... And our lunch, Spaghettini & Chianina Meatballs and Eggplant Parmesan, were amazing, number three. Awesome, right?? Here's the kicker.... My fiance wanted to take me either to Bien Shur or Level 5 for Valentine's Day. I'm a girl and he's trying to be very romantic, which I applaud!!! Those restaurants supposedly have the ambience of a romantic setting with views at sunset. So I poured over the menus and Google reviews from those two restaurants as well as other restaurants that friends have suggested and, after wanting the best quality food for a competitive price (even though price is of no object to him, but I AM an absolute food critic, especially coming from New York City and having eaten at different establishments across the country, so he left the final decision to me), I told him that we should go back to M'Tucci's Twenty-Five... I am Italian and he is Spanish, so I was hoping to introduce his tastebuds to the best Italian cuisine near to what I am accustomed to... So we went to M'Tucci's at 5pm on a Wednesday evening hoping to get the same service as last time... Nada, niente We sat down and I already had an idea of how I wanted the courses to go... but from beginning to end, a different waitress tried to rush us through the entire dinner EVERY STEP of the way as if we were a bother to her even though hardly any other customers were there... It was uncomfortable, so I skipped over the salads and went straight to the Applewood Smoked Portobella Risotto and the Pappardelle Porcini Pasta, figuring they would go greatly hand in hand... As we were waiting, I described to my fiance how Risotto is delicate, delicious, and hard to find on any menu because it cannot be under-cooked nor overcooked... it has to be "al dente," cooked but firm... fluffy and tasty with Porcini mushroom sauce, it will be amazing... Well the only thing firm and amazing about the Risotto at M'Tucci's were the few shavings of fresh mushrooms on top. The rest of the dish, ALL of the rice, was just MUSH!!! Which is NOT what's supposed to happen with any type of Risotto. A heartbreaking disappointment!!!... As for the Pappardelle Porcini Pasta, which was pasta in Porcini Cream Sauce with Pan Seared Chicken, the ONLY thing that was fresh were the cuts of chicken on top of the pasta... ALL of the pasta was just MUSH!!! So neither the rice nor the pasta were al dente. We couldn't finish neither dish. It was disappointing, embarrassing, and pretty much inedible. Next, our entrees were the Five Pork Bolognese and the "Cut of the Day, Hand Cut Steak, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, and Grilled Asparagus." He knows that I LOVE Filet Mignon and that that was exactly what I wanted for Valentine's Day, which was why he was trying to take me to Bien Shur. While we were at M'Tucci's, he joked that the Cut of the Day would be a T-Bone. I laughed and said it better not be. Sure enough, it was a huge T-Bone steak!! Thankfully his Five Pork Bolognese turned out well because I can forgo bad dishes, but the least I want is for him to have a bad dish!!! So my T-Bone was okay, not great by any means... definitely not the Valentine's Day dinner nor experience that I was expecting from a high-end restaurant. The wine wasn't even good. Only the Five Pork Bolognese dish was the redeeming factor that night. Needless to say, we haven't gone back there. Don't get your hopes up, especially for a romantic occasion.

I think this is one of my all time favorite stores! There is usually a young woman there to help us…read moreand she is always such a delight. All of their staff is super nice and friendly! They even go out of their way to deliver local orders which is a HUGE help for us. We are obsessed with the raspberry dark balsamic and the Gravenstein apple white balsamic. They are so delicious on a fresh sandwich or salad. I even put it on my ice cream lol it's just soooo yummy. Also the garlic infused olive oil is amazing on everything (obviously) but especially veggies. But if those flavors don't sound good to you, I'm pretty sure, you are able to sample all of the flavors. Which makes the experience even more fun Also! They have a reward system so every X amount of bottles you buy, you'll get one free! :)

We were visiting Albuquerque and discovered this little gem of a store. Fantastic oils, vinegars a…read moreservice we will return!

This cute Italian restaurant does not disappoint. we did not have a reservation and the wait was…read moreabout 45 minutes. We went and had a cocktail as they don't serve alcohol. The veal parmesan was excellent! my husband had the beef ravioli and he said it was delicious and friend had the chicken carbonara and loved it, as well! They serve cream sodas. The prices are great. For two with an appetizer, basket of bread and two entrees, 66.00 bucks plus tip. Definitely go again!

Highly recommend!!! This place never fails. We order staff lunch every Thursday. Thanks to our…read moreboss!! I get the Pesto Tortellini w/ Romano Chicken. Amazing every time. This is a family run business. Please support them. You can't go wrong.

This is a beautiful space with dozens of restaurants clustered into one large building. There are…read moremany choices for food of many different types. Since I am in New Mexico, I decided I would order street tacos from Flora. I had carne asada and grilled shrimp Both were delicious. I enjoyed those with a custom mix Old Fashioned from the....Old Fashioned purveyors. You pick the alcohol, sweetener and bitter. I chose Amador Tennessee Whiskey, maple syrup and black walnut bitters. Yummy! Service at both locations was friendly and efficient. This is a fun place, where your whole group can choose to indulge in whatever they desire...,and the you can meet back at a table to enjoy your meal.

We ate at Sawmill today. We started with a gluten-free crêpe from XO waffles. When I asked about…read morecross contamination the gentleman taking our order told us that nothing else is made on the crêpe griddle except gluten-free crêpes, so there's no cross-contamination. My daughter got strawberries, Nutella, bananas, and whipped cream on it. It was really good for a gluten-free crêpe. I got tacos from Flora two shrimp tacos and a root veggie taco and they were all good. All three tacos were gluten-free. I also got loaded fries from Meso Grill they had feta and Greek olives. They don't fry anything but falafel and french fries in the fryer both gluten free so there was no risk of cross contamination. My daughter got pho from Kulantro, which was gluten-free and she loved it. My sister ordered ramen from Clay Pot, which was not gluten-free she loved it too. Overall, everything was good.

Visiting here from Denver. Great restaurant, friendly staff, delicious food! The Gorgonzola crusted…read moresteak is amazing!

Trombino's is in a super unassuming building right off of Academy. Inside has a dark ambiance with…read morean open bar area, and a packed dinning room. I had made a reservation a few days prior and it was almost ready on arrival. They gave the choice to wait for a booth or grab a table right away so we took the table. I wish we had waited for the booth! The seating situation was a bit cramped, passerby's kept running into my chair so I changed seats- then they kept running into the table lol. Our server was nice, it was just so crowded and busy. The food was great- Christian loved the chicken parm- my lobster ravioli was lack luster, there were more bell peppers in it than anything. I got about 4 ravioli and 5 shrimp in the whole dish. I will def be back to try something else!

This was our first time at turtle Mountain brewing and it did not disappoint! My dining companion…read morewas craving something from another restaurant on the other side of town, but considering it was so late, I suggested coming here as it had similar things on the menu, and I am so glad I suggested this place. We walked in, and the place was a little crowded, but we were still sat pretty quickly. I liked the atmosphere of the place because it seemed very open, inviting, and had a certain local charm to it. As soon as my dining companion saw the people around us getting their food delivered it looked so good she no longer remembered what we came for and we ended up ordering something completely different. We didn't wait long for our waitress to come over. She was very nice and attentive I asked her for a drink recommendations, and she mentioned some good ones. Considering the day before was New Year's Eve and I probably should've took a break from drinking, I said say screw it and got something light. It was a blood orange cider, and it was delicious, I was not expecting it to taste like that! Unable to make our minds up, we decided to split a salad and pizza. For the salad I wanted to get the Valley grande, but we compromised and got the brazos which was essentially a Caesar salad. That's how it was huge. We had enough to share and more, it was also tasty, the dressing. You could tell was definitely house made. For the pizza we decided to get a split half truchas and half chimayo (my half) and it was amazing the flavor was great and the topping fresh. Although next time I will ask for well done. On to dessert. The best thing we ordered all night was the Apple calzone. It seemed to be the size of a little football and came with two scoops of ice cream. I could tell it was made to order and it was absolutely delicious! We cannot wait to go back.

Everything went well food service ambience felt very comfortable there. Great burgers.read more