Very cool spot! True speakeasy with a needed password, hidden downstairs and through a cooler vault…read moredoor. Service and cocktails were on! Once your eyes adjust you'll see how intimate it is.

Adorable spot. Came here on a Thursday night and they had a good crowd down here. Feels removed…read morefrom some of the chaos going on at the louder bars down the street. More adult *tightens tie.* I got a glass of wine, which hit the spot. They do table service here. My buddy got a crazy mocktail with a smoking cinnamon stick. Genuinely looked like a cigar. Kinda produced a lot of smoke and made us a little nervous. You go through the door in the back of the liquor store to get down here. You have to get the password to get in. Not saying where. They check IDs at the door.

We had a great evening at Vernon's Speakeasy and enjoyed sampling a few appetizers and sides. The…read moreFrench onion soup was rich and flavorful, the wedge salad was fresh and well prepared, and the crab cakes were a favorite. We also tried the mac and cheese, which was creamy and comforting. The atmosphere was unique, the service was attentive, and everything we ordered was enjoyable. A fun spot for a special night out in Los Ranchos.

Ugh....3 stars for atmosphere and the piano player. Eight of us travelled to NM for my sisters…read more50th. Someone recommended this place and while I'm glad I came, it wasn't what it cracked up to be. At least the food. We're from Texas, and 4 of us ordered steaks and we're not good not tender no anything memorable. My elk was dry. When we walked into the restaurant after our cool welcome from the front door guy, I almost felt uncomfortable because everyone was trying to be so quiet i guess? I don't like noisy restaurants but walking in wasn't a good impression. I think the experience itself is a cool concept for this tiny town, but food could be better. Much better for the price.

We came here as out of towners looking for some local flair. What a hidden gem! The Copper Lounge…read moreis attached to Los Conejos which is a tequila focused cocktail spot. The Copper Lounge had incredibly unique cocktails and the service was unmatched. We sat at the bar and were so impressed by the cocktail menu - what a creative concept! Cole and Taiya were behind the bar and did a phenomenal job in their craftsmanship but also as conversationalists! They deserve to be recognized. Not only did they work hard but they were very friendly and extremely knowledgeable of the spirits they were serving. We didn't try to food here, but several excellent cocktails that didn't disappoint! I hope for another trip back to ABQ so I can stop in and check out the latest inventive cocktails. Very much worth a visit!

OPENS LATE - very decent food. Nice decor…read more Our server was very attentive although a Tuesday night at 10:30 was empty. Nachos were good. Chicken burger was eh. Fries were too salty.

When checking out other speakeasies many of the bartenders at those bars highly recommend…read morerecommended that Frank's. It's hidden inside another hotdog shop. You go downstairs into the basement through the kitchen and into the speakeasy environment. We lucked out and they had started their restaurant week menu a couple days early. We went with the hot dog tower. The food here is delicious. I love all the different varieties of hotdog dogs. They had I wanted to try them all I also appreciate that they had a decent mocktail menu. The service was great. The food was delicious. The drinks were excellent and it was an overall good value. If you're in the area checking out speakeasies don't pass this one up.

Great service and fun ambiance make Fat Franks a good time. To get in, you schedule a "delivery"…read moreand come to the back door in the alley. The "delivery" is a donation to a non-profit organization. This month it's children's books. I enjoyed my daiquiri with the Duck Hunt - smoked duck sausage, grilled onions, mustard, bourbon BBQ sauce, red chile raspberry jam, bacon bits, and cilantro. The sausage was juicy and flavorful. My husband tried the Korean corn dog and liked it, though he thought the batter closest to the dog was a bit doughy. Eating good food while doing something good for our community - I love it!

We very recently lost our adult daughter .She had been a member of The Press Club but her…read moremembership had lapsed in the last year .She had brought her sisters there and they liked the uniqueness of the venue .We spoke with Shaun ,the manager about sponsoring a Celebration of Life reception there and he was just awesome . We had the event catered but he was so flexible to the needs of our group as we had folks from 8 weeks old to close to 80 and everything in between. The building has so many layers to it and everybody found their happy space.Shaun really charged a very minimal charge,really just for clean up .They have a full service bar and I must say they make a great margarita .Thank you Shaun,Press Club for honoring your member and her family and not taking advantage at what was a difficult time .

Went with a friend and had never been. Small place but it works. Staff is friendly and the place is…read moreclean. If you're into something different, stop in and have a drink.

Spirited Roadtrip Trilogy Ep. 3 "I see the crystal raindrops…read morefall And the beauty of it all.. Is when the sun comes shining through.. To make those rainbows in my mind.. When I think of you sometime And I wanna spend some time with you.. We settled in at Los Poblanos' "Town and Ranch's" comfortable lounge for this RoadTrip encamp.. Each enjoying a most delish "Espresso Martini" and "Dark Chocolate Truffles/Shortbread Cinnamon Cookies.. A perfect ending to a spirited love story..:) "Just the two of us.. We can make it if we try.. Just the two of us, Just the two of us, Building castles in the sky.. Just the two of us.. You and I..:) Best, Avram Grovrrwashington Jr.

Had no idea this place was even here. Parking lot is pretty small and location is not in the best…read morearea of town. On one side is more of a gift shop with different products (food and non food). Staff was friendly. And on the other side is the lounge which has more of a speakeasy vibe. I had wanted the prickly pear lemonade, but they were out so I opted for the lavender one ($7). 2025 #37

Service was awesome..! We've eaten Italian food all over the…read moreworld, including Italy, and I must say that M'tucci's ranks among the best, and the ambiance is exceptional. I wish we lived in Albuquerque so we could enjoy it more often...

I was looking for a place to eat after coming in from a flight and because of the time there were…read morenot too many places open. I walked down the street and found M'tucci's Bar Roma--they were busy but were willing to get me a table with a wait, which took about 20 minutes. When I was sat, the server approached right away and was able to get me a club soda with tajin, answered all of my questions anonymous the menu looking for pescatarian options and. I ordered the Caesar salad with no cheese and balsamic dressed instead. The blackened pollock was cooked perfectly and generous portion of veggies and sauce. Admittedly, I am giving it 4 stars because service slowed down as the night went on, my entree too much longer than anticipated to come out and I had to find my server to get the check.

The service was great. I sat at the bar and the waitress was super nice. I loved how they all…read moreworked together and helped each other out. The food was good but pretty basic. It was odd to me that the sweet potato fries has powdered sugar on them too.

The view is spectacular - obviously. Wow…read more I don't live in NM but have visited here at least half a dozen times. 14 years ago, for the first time. We did not make reservations. Went on a Thursday so the Tram and Dine option wasn't available. Figured we would take our chances. Initially, we got drinks to take onto the viewing deck. I guess I understand why everything has to be disposable plastic but I was still a little surprised. My wine glass was tiny. After the sun set, we went inside for dinner on the casual side. They were (still) busy so it took a while but we weren't in a hurry. The chicken parm was good. A solid 3.5 I did like the little kick to the sauce. The Munoz hero was also good. Hard to keep together but cool looking and tasty. It was an expensive evening once you add tram, drinks and food but worth it for a special celebration.

Believe it or not, after more than 10 years living in Albuquerque, I really haven't been to many of…read morethe finer dining establishments. I recently visited zinc for the first time for a birthday celebration. Overall, I was very impressed with everything. I enjoyed my salad, which at the time was the seasonal special and had pears in it. I also really enjoyed the lobster ravioli. I didn't try and cocktails because I wasn't drinking at the time but their cocktail menu was interesting. Overall, I would totally come back, I'd like to check out their more casual bar menu.

WOW -- extraordinary service, food, ambiance --- the WHOLE PACKAGE…read more I came for the first time with 7 friends. It was a Wednesday @ 5 pm when they opened. The hostess was kind in allowing this senior group to sit upstairs while having happy hour items from the *cellar menu. Our gracious server was Menomonee. She took our drink orders and everyone was happy with the festive well-prepared cocktails. Then we ordered our appetizers, entrees, and desserts. Everything was right on point. I even took a few photos - which I rarely ever remember to do. (I will post them after this review is online.) [*While the cellar seems very intimate, one person in our party was with a cane and has trouble with stairs, and another person has vision issues in the dark, so we could not handle that environment.] So, well done Zinc staffers and kitchen! You have won new customers' hearts and well will be back again and again!!!

This was our third time at Happy Accidents and, to my surprise, I had not reviewed this place…read more This bar is definitely big and screams artsyxotic with its grassy ceiling, hanging monkeys, and mannequin wall. The drink crafters are definitely talented and very attentive, ready to make recommendations. This last time we ordered the espresso matini, the citrus, the bubble gum cosmo, and the pornstar martini. The espresso martini was absolutely smooth with a lot of coffee flavor. The citrus was definitely citrus and refreshing. The pot star martini was very funny and fun to drink, wirh a lot of tropical flavors, but it was not as fun as the glittery cosmo. As a snack, the birria fries were a good compliment, quite delicious with enough birria. Overall, it is no surprise that Happy Accidents is one of the best bars known the US. Creativity and flavor abound on Route 66 for sure.

I've been to Happy Accidents three times with my Happy Hour buddies…read more I'm an amateur cocktail enthusiast and visit cocktails bars whenever traveling.The drinks here are among the best anywhere. Fabulous. Alas, After three tries, I'll never go back. Their rules are rigid and inviolable. Do not deviate and do what you're told. Be sure not to ask any questions, as they are frowned upon and result in staff openly displaying their condescension. Ever see the Seinfeld Soup Nazi? Great soup, no? After our first disappointing but delicious visit, we decided to try it again. On our second visit, after meeting the owner, our group started calling her the Cocktail Nazi. She confirmed the appropriateness of this derisive moniker on our third and final visit. The wonderfulness of the drinks is simply not worth the owner and staff making you feel like a worthless a-hole.