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Sadie's

3.9 (691 reviews)
Open • 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Happy hour specials
Good for groups

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Green chile chicken birria. So very tasty

I need more stars. We always eat at The Cafe on Church Street but since it was balloon fiesta last weekend, i figured we would have to wait forever. Sadie's got us seated right away. The food was delicious, the service was super and the decor inside was so cute. We will definitely keep it on our list for any future visits to ABQ.

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Mona B.

I haven't been to this one, but I was a little bit skeptical for sure since I loved the one on fourth Street but I gotta tell you the service was great....The food was fantastic as usual ... this experience made us quite quite happy to come back to this location again. very delicious and I must say it is a very generous serving. Service was all on us. Thank you Sadie's team at the bar....

Roberto's Special with all papas, Christmas, chips and salsa, and sopapilla.
Christina H.

I ordered delivery from Sadie's as I was missing one of my old favorites. Still tasty food. Portions seem a tad smaller and this time I noticed I had to order chips and salsa separately, which was an additional charge. I don't know if that's just with delivery but in the past when I've ordered carry out it comes with chips and salsa. I also wasn't sure if I was gonna get a sopapilla so I ordered an order of sopapillas, which was an additional charge. I believe prior I was given one sopapilla, but again, the description didn't say whether I would get one or not. Might be helpful for them to clarify their menu a bit. Overall, it was expensive for a delivery order. I did get two meals out of it, but it was still costly. I still highly recommend this local favorite even though I will limit my ordering due to "shrinkflation" and increased costs that are affecting restaurants across the board.

fish tacos
Melyna S.

Went for lunch with a group, we wanted to sit outside - it was not busy and they had no problem sitting us there, which also led to more customers wanting to sit and enjoy the weather! Service was good the whole time, a couple mishaps in some orders but nothing that was not corrected right away! The food was good, we all enjoyed our meals and drinks! The sopapillas are dangerous!!! Like I could eat an entire basket to myself...if you don't put the honey on them you are doing it wrong!! Also cool to see they are adding a location inside the airport! Love to see when airports are willing to support local restaurants and shops!

Enchiladas
Christy S.

We were looking for some good New Mexican food while staying in Albuquerque, and we found it at Sadie's. Excellent chips and guacamole, chile relleno, and enchiladas. We were very satisfied with our entrees. The restaurant is very large and can easily accommodate groups. It was very busy, and we had a short wait to be seated. Our server was attentive and took care of us well.

IPat M.

Spectacular Roberto's Special. Rolled enchies and sopa burger was excellent to match stellar service!

Smothered Burrito
Ashley F.

There is a reason that Sadie's is a must visit if you're in Albuquerque! We went about 5:30pm on a Tuesday and were seated immediately at a table in the bar area. Service was great! Our server was friendly and efficient. Food was good and the portions are large. A great experience and would definitely go back.

Sopapillas
Cari N.

Our uber driver recommended Sadie's and I'm so glad they did! The cheese enchiladas were tasty, the side of beans and potatoes were a great addition. The chili con queso was melty cheesey yumminess. The chips were fresh, the sopapillas were warm doughy and so good. The salsa was fresh and had a bit of a kick. The margaritas were pretty average but I'd come back for the food and great service.

Sadie's salsa
Edwin S.

I enjoy Sadie's a lot. I have been dining here for many years. My favorite meal is the Robeto special with red chili. Their salsa is my favorite in the city The service has always been excellent.

Eileen B.

We had margaritas and nachos They were delicious and you can share with many There were three of us and we had leftovers

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Large portions, delicious food, friendly service. You'll find none better in this area. Classic New Mexico ambience, truly wonderful restaurant.

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Always great food and great service We go there at least once a week and they never changes.

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Great service ..fantastic margaritas ..plentiful servings ..what more do you need....valpak helps

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We loved this place! The staff was excellent and the sopapillas with honey were magical. Good prices too!

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Ask the Community - Sadie's

Why doesn't Sadie's serve Spanish rice? Do they not know how to make? Papas are best for breakfast, rice with dinner or lunch.

Incas and Aztecs didnt grow rice

Do they have fry bread tacos (or Indian fry bread tacos or Navajo fry bread tacos)? I grew up having them called Indian fry bread, but I don't think it's culturally sensitive to use those names anymore.

No they do not have frybread tacos. I'm guessing you are referring to Navajo tacos.

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