Yummm! When I walked in the door there was a huge line for the lunch rush and now I see why! This…read moreplace is exactly what I picture when I think of a local deli- simple, no frill decorations with staff who are to the point (Not rude but not overly friendly) and let the sandwiches talk for themselves. I opted for the Lobo Club and I couldn't believe how huge it was! All of the vegetables tasted fresh, the bread was toasted to perfection, the green chile had flavor but no heat, and it was just the right amount of bacon and turkey. If you are looking for a solid sandwich I definitely recommend checking it out.

$35 for two sandwiches with a drink and chips. Reuben was just okay. 2 stars. The pastrami was…read moreheated up too much that it was dry. Bread wasn't warm after being toasted. Sandwich was at least 50% sauerkraut. The triple play sandwich was a lot better. Great temperature and taste. Bread was actually hot. Back of restaurant was probably 78-80 degrees. I would look elsewhere for a sandwich in Albuquerque. The ambiance was hot and a dive diner.

If New Mexico's official question is "Red or Green?", the follow-up question might be: "Where can i…read moreget the best breakfast burrito?" For the record, I'm talking about a true handheld breakfast burrito--not one served on a plate and smothered in red, green, or Christmas chile. Hello Deli in Albuquerque's Journal Center is one of the homegrown New Mexico spots I happily recommend when the craving for a handheld breakfast burrito hits. My go-to order is the "Pronto" with sausage and green chile. Just tell the kitchen that's what you want, and they'll take care of the rest. Wrapped in foil and perfectly sized (and priced) for a good breakfast on the go, the Pronto delivers a well-balanced combination of eggs, cheese, potatoes, sausage, and New Mexico green chile. As you peel back the foil, you're greeted with warm, satisfying goodness in every bite. What keeps me coming back is the consistency. Whether it's your first visit or your fiftieth, the Pronto is reliably delicious and remains my go-to handheld breakfast burrito in Albuquerque.

This place is awesome and a cute breakfast/ brunch spot. The food is great and the staff have…read morealways been very attentive. I've been here only a few times and their food comes out fast, hot and delicious. I've seen one customer not get waited on for about 10 minutes after he sat down and received a water. After no one came for some time did eventually leave, which was sad to see. Other than that, I've had good experiences.

Friendly workers, clean store with lots of nice places to sit and keep an eye on your car in the…read morelot. Ah, but it's been probably 30 years since I've been to an Arby's - my wife finds it vile but I had a hankering for a Beef & Cheddar, and figured the way to make it go away was to just have one. Turns out they have a half-pound variety now so - you betcha I got that. Along with some potato cake things that were also new to the menu since my last visit three decades ago. They have a serve-yourself soda fountain with a decent variety of drinks. Well . . . it's a Beef & Cheddar, all right. To be honest, the half-pound variety was just too big for the bun - the meat and the double measure of cheese and sauce just sorta glopped off when I picked it up. And, probably my tastes have changed: the Horsey Sauce didn't seem piquant and the barbecue sauce just tasted sweet. The thinly sliced meat didn't taste of anything other than salt and the "cheese" glop was, well, not what I remembered. The store was great and the service was great. Prices were fine. The food was okay and it scratched the antojo I was having for the taste. Probably won't rush back, though: I blame that on my tastes having changed - I suspect Arby's products are as unchanging as the Sandias.

I went into Arby's and was waited on by the assistant manager, who was very polite. I also need to…read moreadd the restaurant was very clean and inviting. I asked her if the curly fries were hot and she said she would make fresh ones for me. I ordered beef and cheddar meal with a vanilla milkshake. I ordered the roast beef Gyro, which was lacking a bit and we should've opted for lamb. I had asked if the peach cobbler rolls were any good and the assistant manager said she had not had them yet. I teasingly said well then you should have cut one open and we should both sample them. Once my order is ready she handed it to me and said hey I threw in one of those peach cobbler rolls for you to try.. all the food was hot and fresh. The only thing I would change next time would be the roast beef Gyro.. I know a different note. I will say that the half pound beef and cheddar is just a touch too much meat for the sandwich.

Incredible…read more Delicious blueberry muffins, lunch burrito, coconut cookie and almond cookie. $18.00 burrito

Food Went for lunch and ordered the Magnifica a Sandwich…read morethat is tasty but very expensive 16.95!!! With drink and chips total for lunch 24. Ummm I have visited this spot for a few years and have seen the prices go up and up. Buyer beware just know you are gonna pay a price for lunch downtown. They do give free refills for fountain drinks I felt I had to refill a couple of times to get monies worth lol. Service is exceptional the staff is so so friendly. Ambiance tables and chairs nothing fancy. Overall Food is very good however 4 stars as this place to expensive for just a sandwich.

California Burrito is bomb; most of their stuff is bomb. Spicier than you'd think. Cleanread more

On Sunday, November 16, about 5 pm with my son and wife, we went to the Green Jeans Food Hall. My…read moreson looked ahead of time the hall's website and it listed Amore Pizzeria. When we got to Green Jeans, we were disappointed of the run down of a place. It was already getting dark, and the parking lot was sketchy. The food hall area too dark, dirty tables and greasy floors and restrooms without paper towels and soap in the ladies restroom, commented by my wife. When we got there, we found out that Amore no longer exists there. My son ordered the Kukri Loaded Fries and their chicken California Burrito to share with his mother. The following day, Monday 17th, both of them were sick, more likely from the chicken burrito. On Tuesday, it as my son's 28th birthday, and my wife and I came up from Las Cruces to spend the day with him. Unfortunately due to the food poisoning, both were suffering from diarrhea, headache and upset stomach, spending the day on bed. Commenting to one of our son's neighbor, about the horrible experience in Kukri, she told us that her two sons avoid that place. She said that they already know that Kukri is terrible and people get sick, as they have gone to their other locations in Albuquerque and at The Block in Rio Rancho.

Stopped to give this place a try. I use to come here when it was the Greenside Cafe…read more Nice, a little rustic interior with lots of windows and light. Staff was awesome. I was seated right away as they were a little slow when I arrived. Serve was on point and cheerful. I had the Calzone with pepperoni and jalapeños...my favorite combo. I was pleased. The dough was a little tough but great flavor. The marinara was delicious! I enjoyed the lemon cake for desert which was devored rapidly! Coffe was very good. Very happy I stopped

Okay, so, we are staying in a yurt in Tijeras and wanted to go have dinner so we drove 11 minutes…read moreto the Trail Rider! I read the reviews and had to come! This spot is cute. Right next to Triangle Grocery on 14. The place was pretty busy when we arrived at 6:30pm but we were seated right away and had great service from our waitress and we even had the owner come around. I had the second street brewery Agua Fria Pilsner, which I hadn't had and REALLY liked it. It is also gluten removed!! Woo hoo! My hubby had the La Cumbra Malpais Stout, which he drinks at home anyway. I ordered the Rueben. Now listen, I LOVE a good Rueben and hate a bad one. Don't we all. This Reuben was the BOMB! Trail Rider smokes their own pastrami and holy cow was this sandwich good! It was tasty! The rye was yummy, the sauerkraut was on point and the meat.... OMG. Listen, I ate the entire sandwich!! And the fries were tasty with enough salt that I didn't need ketchup. My hubby had the smash burger and ate most of it. The rest was lovingly placed in a to go box. We also got the Platinum bar - peanut butter, rice crispies and chocolate and my hubby got the mudslide. Which was Oreos and chocolate mouse and whipped cream. Both were yummy. The service, care and scrumptious food will bring me back. Even from the Westside of Albuquerque because it was that good. Next time we need to try the pizza and the pasta but I will come back again and again for the Rueben. Thank you Trail Rider!!

So there's a debate on who serves the best Philly cheesesteak in Philly. I am a Tony Luke's Fan…read more I was looking for something along the lines of Tony Luke's...or close to it. This was not it. Also, the price for onion rings cost just about the same as the sandwich! Insane. LoL Way too expensive there. Anyway - this did not hit the spot unfortunately, but try it for yourself and maybe your taste buds will have a better experience.

It's been a long time since we visited and we were not sure if this place survived COVID, but thank…read moregoodness they did!!!!. We walked in to be greeted by a pretty young lady with a big smile! Always worth a star! Hubby ordered the original Philly with cheese whiz and bell peppers. He made it a combo so we got fries to share and a drink too. I ordered the mushroom Philly with grilled onions. The same young lady brought out our baskets and to our surprise they split the fries for us! Very thoughtful and worth another star. Same great sandwiches and the 6" is a perfect size (although I couldn't finish mine). We both loved our orders, except hubby said the bell peppers were not grilled. Oh, but he ate the whole thing with gusto!!! We made sure to leave money in the tip jar! Thank you, thank you Philly Steaks for still doing business with a customer focus!!

Came here for the first time last night. Had heard good things, but it even exceeded our…read moreexpectations. Upon arrival, the owner & staff were super friendly and welcoming--which is so important and not very common these days unfortunately. It's the simple things! The #1 & #4 were deliciousOverall great experience and will be back!

Los Toasties was quite the surprise. On a whim my sister and I stopped by to pick up something for…read moreher husband. At least that was the plan... We ended up grabbing sandwiches for ourselves as well. We couldn't help it, it smelled too good in there not too! We both left with the chopped beef sandwich and added and tomato to our sammies. Keep in mind, toppings that are not included in the sandwich description are at an additional cost of .50 cents. No biggie for me, but good to know right? I kept it simple and just got the sandwich, but they do have some side options. If I recall correctly, there is an option for chips (of course!), potato salad and perhaps a pickle. I'll pay more attention on my next visit. I am definitely returning because the chopped beef was dericious! I did have to wait about 20 minutes before i could bite into my sandwich, and it was still amazing. I plan to have my next sandwich there and am sure it will be even better. I'll try not to just inhale it.