Never been to a casino where alcoholic drinks were not allowed on the floor. You can go upstairs…read moreto the sports bar and go into the gaming room where there is the crap games that no one wants to play.

The view is amazing but man, Sandia, you have us packed in our seats like sardines. You have to…read morestand up if someone needs to get by you. It's miserable. I was hoping with your recent upgrade you would change that but it actually seems worse. The added bathrooms are nice though. No waiting in long lines. So, not my favorite concert venue anymore.

Went to see the very touching movie Heartstrong at the Lobo Theater. It is part of the Albuquerque…read moreFilm Festival. I know Arianna Basco, the creator and producer, and actor in this Indie film. What a small, but great venue to see any production. Go see other movies too during this annual film festival.

This place is so much freaking fun! I've come multiple times now and I can't wait to stop in again…read more My husband brought me for a late movie to watch Grease for Valentine's Day! We got popcorn and a soda! It was so much fun being there with all the cult classic lovers singing and being dressed up. & then I came again by myself for breakfast and brunch to watch Beauty & the Beast. Breakfast was spectacular! Such great options. It was a buffet style. Tickets plus brunch are such good prices. The staff and bartender were so nice and seemed genuinely happy to be there! I can't wait to come back. Sucha great experience. The fact it's local and has been around since the 30's makes it even better.

I love this restaurant. Extremely friendly and competent staff, the girls are a treat to speak with…read morewhile ordering. The drinks are cold and come out fast, and the food is tasty! Who knew i could find dolmas in Edgewood!? The brisket ain't half bad either ;) i love the pool tables and the outdoor patio area. Definitely my favorite spot in a good 25 mile radius lol!

The co-op is perfect for my daily veggie runs. I love that they have loose spinach available! I…read morecook solely for myself and if I buy those plastic tubs of greens it'll go bad before i can eat it up so the co-op really works for me. Friendly, helpful staff that'll walk with you to the isle if you can't find something. Personable cashiers that make you feel welcome, which is what I look for these days.

Seems like a great new little place to hear live local bands in the downtown area. It's my first…read moretime here for a concert but hopefully not the last!

1st time visitor here for a show. Nice place, plenty of room and reasonably priced concession…read morestand. Plus goodies are allowed in the auditorium. Plenty of ushers to get us to our seats and answer questions. We sat near the orchestra pit so view was good, not too close to the stage and not overly loud. Parking was a little hard to find - especially since it was a mid-week afternoon show while classes were in session.

Accessible seating is awesome here! Good cost, they have listening devices available by leaving…read moreyour ID with the person up front at the rotunda that allow you to hear the play from the stage mics. The chairs in Accessible area move and while they have arms, they are high enough to allow for larger behinds to sit in them. Even the main seating has been updated to allow for larger behinds, though you are very close arm and leg wise in those seats and getting out with a cane would not be advisable. Sound is great and so far every play has been stellar. From the Popejoy of my childhood the improvements are astronomical. A+ (PS they now allow the food from their little food area to be taken into the theater. No outside food. It's cookies, nuts and candies, hot drinks or sodas and water. (Baked goods and warm drinks are 'as available' and may run out or be unavailable some shows.)

this place sticks to its name "blue jeans", its a very mellow place and casual. My kinda dive. It…read moreseems to be a neighborhood watering hole.... its kinda like cheers, everyone there knows your name, and they are always glad you came. except for a new be like me... the door guy is super awesome, friendly and you definitely do not want to start any shit with anyone in this joint! I'm sure they follow the old you've been 86 rule here. i went there last night and there was a 'blues' band playing... they were okay, and one of my buds was able to jam out with them. it seems as if all these guys came with their own instruments and just began to have a jam session...as i was sitting there sipping my water, this weirdo starts to hump air and semi-break dance :) on the dance floor by himself yelling Vietnam over and over again. if you love character watching come here! but other then that, the pool tables are chill and the environment is too. I'm gonna go back!

I enjoy dancing! I love to dance, they have a variety of dance music! Country ballroom rock. The…read morecrowd is a little older. Live band on Tuesdays from 5 to 8. live band on Friday 7 to 10 and karaoke on some nights. You can try the club out a few times before becoming a member. If you love to dance and you're single and looking for a dance partner this is the place to come. I love to dance this club is a lot of FUN!

I attended one event here with a group of 7 friends. Everything is cool here and a good value but…read moreplease know that this is an over 60's members' club! It is also a non-profit with - emphasis on MEMBERS. The Stuff that is not obvious; Membership is $50 so I was told. Members can sponsor guests. Guests are not supposed to enter without a sponsor. Members get to enter for $3 per visit, while non-member guests pay $5 per visit. When you get buzzed in you need to sign in as a member or a guest. Couples (married or not) are allowed, but married couples have some restrictions, and those were not exactly explained to me. The Good Stuff: The place is large, the people are nice, the drink prices are really good. The $5 entry fee for guests is very reasonable. Hearing live music and dancing is great! Everyone is there to have a good time. The bar staff was very friendly. What Needs Work: They need to have a basic website - or maybe they do but it is private? I could not find a FB page either... Also, they don't recycle and it is a pity to see so much trash in the bins (cans, bottles, etc.) One of the "member officers" who was just voted into office saw me in the bathroom and asked if I was a member. When I said I was a guest she said that if the authorities came in they would shut the place down because there were more guests than members and that everyone needs a sponsor. I don't know if that is true or not... just sayin'

This was the second year that I have attended this event. Last year I had a blast and I'd been…read morelooking forward to going again this year. Since it was Memorial Day weekend there were lots of events to choose from. My friends all opted for the wine festival, and I reluctantly agreed to go with them instead of attending Blues & Brews alone. Fortunately, the weather was bad and it started raining while I was driving to the wine festival. I decided last minute to go here instead, and I have no regrets! I hadn't bought tickets yet, which I knew was a mistake because they were $45 at the door. I arrived at 2:30 PM and walked past an EXTREMELY long line of non-VIP ticket holders waiting for doors to open at 3PM. I was wondering if I should even bother while waiting in line to buy tickets, when an angel in the form of a scalper offered me a ticket for $30. I was a little nervous as I walked to the front, hoping the ticket would work.(I have a very strong goody-two-shoes streak that doesn't like it when I do scary things like buy tickets from random people.) Not only did it work, it was VIP! That meant I got to walk ahead of a line that literally went out the east doors of the casino, and get directly into the event. I HIGHLY recommend getting the VIP tickets (in advance) because it gets very crowded when they let everyone in. Last year, I didn't get to try all the beers because they were running out at the end and I hadn't been VIP. This year, I didn't notice as many vendors running out early. It seemed like there were less people this year, maybe because of all the other events that were going on simultaneously. So the deal is, you get a little souvenir glass (this event has plastic which makes me sad) that you can fill with a couple ounces of beer as many times as possible in 3 hours (4 if you're VIP). I also received tickets for alcohol samples which were for some flavored vodka and tequila. I didn't use mine because as an almost old person I have learned my lesson about drinking 50 samples of beer and then topping it off with hard alcohol. There was food available to purchase, but really, ain't nobody got time for that! I had to get my sample on! There were a good selection of breweries, mostly from Colorado and New Mexico but there were others there too. One trend I am not super excited about is how popular IPAs are now. Several places brought multiple IPAs and no Stouts or Porters which left me disappointed. IPAs taste like pennies. Yuck! I went back to the same few places that provided the darker beers multiple times. Marble had their Oatmeal Stout there, Left Hand had their Nitro Milk Stout which is one of my favorites. I also had a good one from Ponderosa. I had several samples of the Java Stout from Santa Fe Brewing. It was grand! If you're a hoarder like me, and like swag, there was plenty. I grabbed stickers, buttons, coasters, and bottle caps from most the vendors where I sampled. I also bought a sugar skull bag for $10 from Bloody Maria's to carry my stash in. Another pro this year was the music. They actually played some blues. Another bonus, there seemed to be a lot of friendly people there. I went by myself and even though I ran into my aunt and uncle there, I met some new people and ran into some old friends. On one trip to the bathroom I noticed a roller derby table where they were trying to recruit new players. I was attracted to the sugar skull swag (I'm obsessed) and inebriated enough to not be afraid to ask dumb questions like, "Do I have to know how to skate to join roller derby?" Well guess what? NO! You don't have to know, they teach you! I will be giving it a go next week! This is one of my favorite annual events in Albuquerque, I will definitely be getting tickets again next year. I left feeling happy, with a ton a loot, with new friends, and with a carpet burn on my elbow. Hoping to leave without that one next year!

Great time! Only wish there were more local breweries. There was a lot of national brandsread more