Food was pretty good. The young lady working the window was incredibly rude. Tried to be friendly…read morewith her and she wouldn't even respond. The guy working behind her seemed very kind and seemed to be hustling getting orders ready (he almost had an apologetic look on his face like, "I know, she's awful") while she just sat at the window staring at customers like they were idiots. Unless she was just having the worst day ever, maybe she shouldn't be working in any type of customer service job.

1 long black hair seems like a mistake, but two in one burrito doesn't really seem like a mistake.read more

Not all El Parasol's are the same. They have different hours and different menu items…read more At this location, I had the Deluxe tostada, which is my fav. The arroz con pollo soup has chile in it at this location but not at the one near the Relief Route in SF. The tamale at this location was swimming in HOT red chile. Couldn't do my stomach dirty like that at 8pm, so ate it the next day. My advice is get to know your Parasol and stick with it. If you try a different one, don't assume it's the same as your fav.

Thursday. March 5, 2026. Late lunch…read more Stopped at this location with a co-worker on the advice of a workout buddy. Even at 2 pm, this location was busy. We parked on the side of the building and walked in. They have a pretty large menu, see attached photograph. I ordered the ground beef enchilada with red chile for $13. They also asked for my two sides, beans, rice, posole. Decided on rice and posole. They served an ample amount of lettuce and tomatoes on the side of the enchilada. Enchilada had lots of cheese and beef. The order came out very quickly- as fast as fast food. My only criticism would be the large amount of salt they used in the rice and enchilada. It was too salty, and I like salt. Overall, an average food experience.

An okay spot to dine if you're staying at the hotel due to convenience, but I wouldn't recommend it…read moreif you're not. There were plenty of tables available when we came on a Friday night, however, we were assigned a pager and asked to wait about 15 minutes. I believe it was because they didn't have enough servers, which is probably why service was also slow once we were finally seated. The food is alright. I would recommend the chile relleno burger wrapped in a flour tortilla. It was very good but also very messy to eat. The surf & turf special they have on Fridays was meh. The steak had lots of gristle and wasn't very seasoned. They also have a prime rib special on Saturdays, but we didn't come the following night.

Turquoise Trail Bar & Grill "hands down" the best choice within the casino for dining. A shame…read morethey've gotten such negative feedback as our experience was not! We were staying one night at the hotel and decided to have dinner here based on the other two locations Turquoise Trails menu seemed to fit more along the lines of what we were wanting. Happy with our decision from start to finish. It was during the weekday (Wednesday) , so it wasn't too busy and we were seated right away when we arrived just before 6 PM. Sat at the bar. Our server & bartender was very friendly and attentive. Believe his name was Ronnie. He kept our glasses filled, was super attentive and professional. Started with their salsa that is served with fresh corn tortilla chips. Salsa was extremely unusual, served warm, consistency great, tasted good, but could have had much more heat. Decided on their "special" that evening which was a 10 oz strip streak and fries for $17.99. Absolutely worth it! It came with a deliciously fresh chimichurri sauce that was amazing & tasted just like I'd make it at home. The fries were good and requested them extra crispy which they also were. Pleased with our experience & couldn't believe that the prices were so reasonable- plus the efficiency of service and staff. If travel through the area again we will definitely be back! *Note: Can be a little confusing in finding; FYI it's located downstairs.

Never thought I'd be leaving a good review for a specific Taco Bell, or for any Taco Bell, but here…read morewe are. This was nothing short of a miraculous Taco Bell trip, with things actually correctly made and made quickly. The employees were friendly and didn't spit in my food or call me ugly. It really takes the bare minimum to be a considered good Taco Bell, but this is actually a God Tier Taco Bell. There's an outdoor dining patio too?!?????!?! Damn, guys. Considering moving to Santa Fe instead of Albuquerque just for this Taco Bell, but my arteries and my gastrointestinal system would not like that.

This is by far the worst Taco Bell I have ever been to. The bathrooms were disgusting and out of…read moreorder. Not too mention the service was extremely slow. I believe I waited 30+ minutes for a few soft tacos. I would have understood if the restaurant was busy but rather it was fairly dead. Despite having orders all the staff (mostly teenagers) were standing around chatting and goofing off. When the food finally came out part of the order was missing. Instead of providing the missing item they were extremely rude and dismissive. They went back to goofing off and I had to ask again for the missing item. I finally decided it wasn't worth the hassle and left. I will never be returning to this location and STRONGLY suggest avoiding it at all cost.

This is my favorite restaurant of all time. I live in a different state and hadn't been here in 15…read moreyears. Brought my family tonight and have had such a great experience. The wait staff and management have been incredibly attentive. And the food- just as delicious as I remember.

Place was busy, service was a tiny bit slow. Not a problem though as I was with good company and…read moreenjoyed the margaritas, chips and queso. Yummy! The ambiance was great, the patio was lovely... not to mention the view of the Sangre's. Ps. The food was delicious!

So after a month of remodeling, the Oasis Snack Bar is back to business as usual... Here's what has…read morechanged... The same chili is available, with a .50 cent price increase, which is acceptable except that you get almost twice as much chile if you order the chile dog in that order. The hot dogs are still excellent, but are roughly 1/2 the size of the ones that the Oasis was serving a month ago. So my suggestion would be to order a chiledog instead of the hot dog and the chile as seperate orders. You'll save about a buck fifty and get more food. In any case, all the food at the Oasis is ridiculously inexpensive, even with the price increase...

Very cute small business!! Sells a variety of Mexican food and snacks like fruit flavored…read morepopsicles. A refreshing addition to pojoaque's typical fast food joints. They sell tacos in orders of 3 for $9, and the cook is not stingy with the meat and toppings

Stopped in for a nice cool treat with my family on our way back from Taos. Costumer service was…read morequick and polite. There were only 2 other people in the store when we arrived. It's a cute place, very spacious with bright pink walls and a yellow mariposa on the left-hand side as you enter and bright orange walls on the right hand side, where all the paletas and other goodies are stored. They have the usual flavors (mango, mango con chile (mango with chile), fresas y crema (strawberries and cream), aguacate (avocado), pepino con chile (cucumber with chile), chicle (bubblegum), pistache (pistachio), oreo, ect as well as some ones I haven't seen before - zahanoria con crema (carrot and cream), papa dulce (sweet potato), lechera (sweetened condensed milk).. You can add chocolate and chopped nuts (at an extra charge) to your paleta si quiere. The paletas are pretty small, maybe 3.5 inches tall and they are priced at $3 each. Usually when I got for paletas, the prices range from 1.60 (Albuquerque International District) to 2.75 (Roseland, California) for a 5 or 6 " paleta, so adding chocolate felt a bit too extravagant comparatively. On to the taste review: We got piñon (con crema), pistachio (con crema también), jamaica (hibiscus) and my mom asked for limón con chile but she got fresa lemonada con chile instead. To be fair my mom doesn't speak Spanish so there could have been a miscommunication as the lady behind the counter mostly asked us in Spanish what we wanted. Altogether our order was 12.95 with tax for 4 paletas sin chocolate o nuez. Piñon was piñon-y in a piñon coffee sort of way. It was very creamy and sweet. The pistachio unfortunately peeled at the corner in the freezer and was a little freezer tasting at the end according to my dad. The fresa lemonada could have used more chile because the chile pooled at the very end of the paleta and was not mixed throughout. Finally, the jamaica was pretty sweet and not tart and flavorful like I would have expected. Overall, nice interior, cooling AC, and good service, but a miss on flavor and price. Might stop in again on a roadtrip for the carrot and papa dulce but would not go out of my way for these paletas. If it's on your way and you'd like something cold and want to support a local business stop in, but don't expect to be blown away.