This location is always busy they only can hold 49people and with how busy they are people are…read morealways standing outside the workers are always helpful sometimes things don't happen our way but the people that work there are doing there job whatever you submit is what they can go by...

I recently attended an event here. Everyday I wake up and discover there are wonderful places and…read moreexperiences in my little neck of the woods that I had no idea existed. The Old San Isidro Church in Corrales, NM is one of those unique 'hidden' places. It really isn't hidden if you open your eyes and pay attention. The Old San Ysidro Church is a beautiful window into the history of rural New Mexico. Come visit. Attend one of the free (yes, FREE!) Speaker Series during 2025 at the Old Church managed by the Corrales Historical Society. Soak in the history just by being in this wonderful old church building.

Located right across the street from Casa San Ysidro, the Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales is an…read more1868 building recognized on both the New Mexico Register of Cultural Properties and the National Register of Historic Places. It is open for "tours" - docents are available to point out features and answer questions (even when there are no current displays). And it is rentable for private events (suitable for a church setting). It is an absolutely beautiful setting for a wedding and can seat 150. Throughout the year there are art shows and monthly speakers - all free to attend. There is also a small "gift shop": the docents run a table with books, cards, and items baring San Ysidro and the scene of his miracle - an angel ploughing his farm land for him.

Taylor Ranch is a nice middle-class small residential area. I've lived in that area for some time…read moreand I've never had any issues with it. Reasonable homes and local schools. It has grown throughout the years but has still managed to keep its homey feel. I've never had any issues with destruction to my vehicle or anyone breaking into my living space. The neighbors are friendly and not so friendly just as in any neighborhood in Albuquerque. Homes are reasonable priced and are mostly owned by middle class families. They have a nice big Park with a lovely walking trail there are two schools closely located to the residential area and a few restaurants, shopping areas and a 7/11. I'm not exactly sure how far down Taylor Ranch goes but the more North you drive you'll see how developed the area has become. I like that part of town and it has beautiful views of Albuquerque.

The shortest update I may ever pen, and one of the best: Walmart is DOA!read more

Albuquerque is such an unexpectedly cool city. The deep Native American roots, incredible cultural…read morediversity, thriving art scene, college energy, and sheer number of tribes and pueblos throughout New Mexico give this place a character that feels completely its own. The people are chill, the food scene is INCREDIBLE, and as a vegan, I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to eat well here. It's relatively affordable, there are plenty of attractions and outdoor adventures, and the freeways actually WORK. You can get pretty much anywhere in 20 minutes, which feels like a luxury in a growing city. Plus, you're perfectly positioned for iconic destinations like Taos Pueblo and so much more. Albuquerque has that rare combination of culture, creativity, accessibility, and laid back energy that makes you want to stay awhile.

By the time we arrived in Albuquerque, it was starting to get dark. We still had a few more hours…read moreof driving before quitting for the night. It is primarily a Native American community. It is the largest city in New Mexico. Albuquerque is known for its hot air balloon celebration happening in October. Reserve your tickets!

I was born in Albuquerque in 1969 and lived in Albuquerque for 30 years (my mother was also born in…read moreAlbuquerque and still lives in Albuquerque). I attended public schools in Albuquerque through high school and also graduate school at UNM. Since leaving, I've visited Albuquerque at least once a year over the last 15 years. As such, I am in a good position to evaluate the City of Albuquerque. Albuquerque is the best of cities, Albuquerque is the worst of cities, it is a city of beauty, it is a city of ulgy, it is a city with wealth, it is a city of crime and poverty, it is a city of mountains, it is a city of valleys, it is a city of red, it is a city of green, it is a city of science, it is a city of superstition, there are too many people living in this desert, and there are not enough people living in this oasis, there are an infinite number of good restaurants, there are no good places to eat, it is a great place to raise a family, it is the worst place for a kid to grow up, it is a city of hot air balloons, it is a city of cold water rivers, it is a city of hot and dry days, it is a city of dark and stormy afternoons - in short, I believe that Albuquerque has only one face: that of a violent contradiction. Call me The Duke of Alburquerque.

Whatever your opinion of government bureaucracy, at least this place is nice and new. It's open,…read moreand it's spacious. Lots of light. Parking's a little bit of a bear, but not too bad.

So I'm refinancing my house and the title company is requiring a copy of my divorce decree. Uhhhh…read more I got divorced in 2010 and my paperwork was burned at my divorce celebration. And yes. There was alcohol involved. The hours have decreased due to budget cuts so they're only open 10am-2pm M-F. I got there a little after 1pm last Friday and the line was long!! Come to find out, if you are not a window by 2pm, you will not be served. Just because you're in line before 2pm does NOT guarantee you will be helped. It was getting closer to 2 and I'm getting nervous. I get to a window with a few minutes to spare and I requested a copy of my divorce decree. I even have my case number to expedite things so I'm pretty happy. Well, they stop "pulling files" at 1:30pm and my file needed to be "pulled". So I'm bummed but that's the way it is. So I go downtown today at 10:30am. I walk in and no one is in line. Score! I see a girl behind a window with a Steelers lanyard on and I said, "I want YOU to help me"!! I'm wearing a Steelers shirt, of course. The girls name was Ashley and she was amazing!! We talked about the SuperBowl and how bummed we were the Patriots (gag) won. The whole time she's taking care of my needs and chatting away with me. She actually made something that I was dreading kind of fun! Thanks Ashley!! Now, the reason I gave 4 stars is because you can't take your cell phone inside the court house. Okay, I guess I get it. No problem. BUT, they don't have lockers you can leave your cell phone in like they do across the street. Talk about a major inconvenience. My son dropped me off so I didn't have to pay for parking or walk to the courthouse, but I couldn't call him when I was ready to be picked up. They really need to get some lockers to accommodate people. Maybe just put them outside of the courtrooms where no phones are allowed.

Thanks to these guys, my wallet is $20 lighter. I was just getting acclimated to the high altitude…read moreof Albuquerque, taken aback by the beauty of the Land of Enchantment, excited for green chile and sopapillas, and was so enchanted that I didn't see that there was a parking meter along the street, which I (allegedly) never fed, (supposedly) breaking some law about violating their precious parking spot, resulting in a ticket. On the ticket, there's a website where you can type in your infraction number, and get the (supposed) evidence against you, such as photos. When I clicked through to see for myself the evidence of my crimes against the people of Bernalillo County that the prosecution had brought against me, the links didn't work. 404 Error. The evidence was missing! I should've been let off right then. However, Bernalillo County doubles (Yes! Doubles!) the price of justice every two weeks, ultimately resulting in incarceration if you don't get a speedy trial or pay up. Since I was a (harshly treated) guest in the town, I was forced to pay up for my (alleged) infraction over the internet, which saved me from having to visit this beautiful building. I drove by the courthouse (in a safe and controlled manner) to shake my fist at this courthouse, and their scheme to ticket out of state drivers who are too enchanted to notice parking meters. If they'd cover them in turquoise or dress them up like a Katchina doll, I'd take notice of them. The courthouse is a nice looking building that I was thankful that I didn't have to visit.

As an Army guy I really can't give an Air Force Base a solid review, however, it certainly gets the…read morejob done. Comparatively speaking, it's rather small, yet still has land mass like crazy! A golf course, which is becoming a rarity these days on bases/posts across the nation. And obviously it has all the other basics you need on a military installation. Consolidated Support is great for DEERS issues, ID cards and so on. The BX, though a bit small, is nice, plus it has a gun department. How cool is that? Tax free guns, baby! Merica!

It's a base. It has a commissary and BX and Gas station. I really like the gym for sure it's nice…read moreand the equipment is nice along with the set up as well. The base is ok since it's mostly civilian ran and they have the majority.