Disappointing. Food preparation appears somewhat unsanitary. Cooked food was handled with bare hands and prepared on plate with bare hands. (we noted that the cook had previously removed his cap and run his hands through his hair and then returned to food prep without washing hands) Food was very mediocre and very expensive. Service was good and the view from both dining room and bar is great. Would go back to bar despite weak cocktails and it being somewhat noisy but the restaurant is not fine dining and despite a 'dress code' that we were informed about on the telephone when confirming our booking, this is not adhered to at all! This is NM after all! Management appeared disinterested and defensive when our concerns were raised. Will not return. The tram ride and parking costs are no longer included in price of restaurant so add an extra $25 per person and $3 to park! read more

Had the best pork chop and the best service. I think it would help to have bus boys. Highly recommend

The positives...views are amazing and the service was great. Unfortunately the food was not up to par. All three of our steaks were severely over cooked. We had ordered 2 filets and 1 ribeye, all medium rare. The filets were cooked to medium well and the ribeye was well done. At $55 a steak, they should be able to get it right. We did not complain because we didn't want to ruin the night (celebrating 2 birthdays) but were really disappointed. read more

Have visited twice so far - once for lunch with a friend after some cross country skiing and once for dinner with my husband and 4 other friends. Service was attentive both times and the food was very good, although not a huge selection. Despite this they did have a vegetarian option, The cocktails were creative and tasty. The facility is beautiful and the views are spectacular from both the bar side and the fine dining restaurant. read more

The view is incredible. Eating 10,000+ ft above sea level is something! The food and beer selection is good. I'd say not the best food I've had but definitely worth a visit. The burger was good, a little plain (maybe some salt and pepper would help) but overall a good quality burger, and the fries were good. read more

Today was suppose to be a special day: my anniversary with my husband. And well due to weather that didn't happen, which I don't blame them. They can't control the weather, but a bit of empathy, compassion, a solution would have done it. Instead they just said sorry, book us in 2-3 weeks and call it good. Like ummm do I just tell my husband, we are going to place that I now have to see if any space for us to celebrate last minute??? 2-3 weeks, won't work. Disappointed. read more

I was taken there by some sales reps and was pleasantly surprise how great the new restaurant is. Not a bad seat In the house. The food was excellent. Be prepared to spend some money $25 per person for tram pass then the food is a bit pricey but well wort it. read more

Very disappointed. After consulting the recent reviews on Yelp, I decided they must have fixed some issues in the restaurant and decided to book for a special occasion. I booked through Open Table as it is extremely reliable and easy to confirm reservations. My first negative was receiving a phone call advising us that since it was a "fine dining" restaurant we were not allowed to wear jeans, I was insulted. As I notified them it was a special occasion that communication could have been handled more diplomatically. Negative 2, we were told to take the tram one hour before our reservation. OK no problem but when we arrived we were told to stand in line with random people without reservations. Next we tried to sit inside since a cold wind was blowing, and although there were tables in the bar, we were told we couldn't sit there. Next we tried to order a bottle of wine and were told they would only serve us if we could find a seat at the bar, what? So sitting with nothing to do and no wine, I think the manager came over to talk to us. She agreed to serve us some wine because we had reservations. When finally seated for dinner, my husband verified that their "rack of lamb" was indeed a rack, when it was served it was not. I asked for a gluten free replacement, there was none. And overall the food was just OK, not fine dining in my experience. To wrap up it was an absolutely terrible experience. We will never waste our time again. read more

The waitress was good and attentive, however bar none, the worst brisket sandwich ever!!

We really really wanted to like this place! What a beautiful restaurant in a beautiful landscape. Unfortunately, the food was just not good. The presentation was nice but the food itself was subpar, especially for the price. My pork rib was tasteless and not tender at all. My husbands rib eye was okay at best with no flavor. Again, good presentation but they fail on the taste. I would have given 2 stars if it was a normal restaurant without the beautiful landscape. Step it up Ten 3! We are rooting for you. read more

The bar is fine. So a good place for drinks, non alcoholic and alcoholic both. Food was a huge disappointment. I got the Mac and Cheese with Brisket. Total fail. It was pre-cooked food. Brisket was that pre cooked sliced brisket in bbq sauce. Max and cheese was not fresh made as well, oily and breezy. Casino snack bar has better food. Chips were old. And had pre-prepared guacamole straight from the container with no effort to dress it up. Quest, same situation. read more

We looked forward to visiting the new restaurant and since We got a gift certificate for the restaurant, made reservations for fine dining and purchased tram tickets online. We received text and email notifications to confirm our reservation, which we did. The day of our reservation we received a phone call to confirm again and they informed us of their dress code, no shorts, hoodies were specifically mentioned. We went up the tram and the ride was adventurous since it was quite windy and cold! I rate the tram ride 5 stars, well organized and fun We were 15 minutes early so we asked if we could be seated at our table. We were told no, although no one was in the restaurant. We were told we could get a drink at the bar but had to sit outside. We went to the bar ordered drinks and the bartender said we could sit in the bar since no one was in there. At this point is where it got confusing. The hostess and bartender got into a discussion about our sitting inside. The hostess insisted we had to sit outside and they would notify us when our table was ready even though the weather was bad. While we were outside we saw more people come in for dining but they were allowed to stay inside. We finally were seated, 20 minutes post our 5 pm reservation After we were seated a couple was seated near us and the man was wearing shorts and a zip up hoodie! We had a good laugh about how we were notified on the dress code but obviously not enforced. I rate the hostess 1star for inconsistency on following policy The dinner was good and well presented. Our waiter was attentive I rate the food 3 1/2 stars and the dining room service 5 stars Overall it was an interesting experience. I would have rated it higher but the inconsistency needs to be corrected or else it will appear that there are different policies for different people. read more

The whole experience was a bit of a let down. When arriving to the tram before we got to the parking lot to the tram we were informed all the tickets for the tram were sold out. I stated I was informed the day prior I did not need to pre purchase tram tickets with my reservations at ten3. We were then let in and were able to get tram tickets. The ride and view was beautiful at night. The food was good, however the restaurant was out of the only bottle of wine we ordered and the crowded control entering the restaurant could have been managed better. We were not informed we had to check in with the individual with the tablet for reservations. When asked we were told you can check in with either person at the podium or the person with the tablet we walked to the podium and they could not check us in for reservations. For an upscale restaurant I would have expected better customer service. I wanted to try ten3 not only for the food but the whole experience. read more

First visit and I was truly blown away by the staff- very attentive, friendly and personable. Had a great seat right at the window. Margaritas were really good! read more

amazing food!!! amazing service!!! amazing views!!! amazing experience. a must-do in albuquerque. will definitely come back.

Our family dined at Ten3 this evening for a special Holiday dinner and the the evening was great! Our tram ride included an amazing view of the city lights and an amusing cabin operator who made it fun. Dinner at Ten3 was delicious. We each ordered something different, and we were all pleased with everything from the fun bread basket that includes blue corn bread to the filet, and fish special. Our waiter Lorenzo was friendly and attentive. All in all a really special dinner and experience. read more

Went for lunch the other day with some friends. We hiked in from Ellis trailhead, about 1.4 miles. The place wasn't crowded, we had it nearly to ourselves. It was pretty windy so the tram wasn't running. The food was very very good, the wait staff were friendly and attentive. We started with an order of chicken wings and brussel sprouts. Both were done just right. The wings were tasty by themselves and the sauces just made them better. Surprising the brussel sprouts were yummy with a nice glaze and some pumpkin seeds tossed in. I had an absolutely wonderful brisket sandwich. Others had steak and salads. We finished with a shared piece of chocolate cake. The only negative comments were my wife felt there we too many greens on her salad and the dressing was a bit too tart. I had a sweet potato black bean salad. I should have gone with the fries. Fun place to eat, hard place to get to, but worth it. read more

The host was incredible. Some people camped for the sunset view and the GM offered us champagne while waiting. Food was delectable, best lamb I've ever had. The ribeye was huge, not sure if it was planned or we were lucky (delicious!!). read more

A lot of things sounded great on the menu...maybe because I was so hungry. I got the steak frites and I liked it. The cocktails were great! If you like martinis, I ordered two of those Alpine ones. Our server, Nikko, was certainly attentive and made it a pleasant experience. Made us forget how scatterbrained the hostess was today. read more

Turning paying customers away when the restaurant is only 10% full because we only wanted to do drinks is ridiculous. Why are you turning away business?? Almost every table was empty. Disappointed. read more

Absolutely breath taking! If you've ever been to the top of the tram you'd know the views are 100% worth the trip alone.... imagine that view enhanced with good food, amazing drinks, and superb service. By far one of the best experiences I've had in Albuquerque this far. Thank you Ten 3 read more

My fiancé and I just had dinner last night at Ten3 to celebrate our engagement. The night started off perfectly with a great tram ride up the mountain. At this point, the experience rapidly worsened. 5 minutes after being seated, the hostess that seated us demanded to know what name our reservation was under and seemed to question if we were supposed to be there. At this point we had already checked in with the first hostess at the bottom of the tram as well as the second hostess that now made us feel unwelcome. It took another 15 minutes (20 total since being sat) for a server to approach our table. She informed us she was not actually or server but would be happy to get us water to start. 5 minutes after that, our actual server came to take our drink order. Now 30 minutes after we were seated, we finally received our waters and our drinks (1 espresso martini and 1 sprite) came another another 10 minutes after that and we were finally able to place our orders. Our server regularly apologized for the delays, but would then disappear for 10-15 minutes at a time only to reappear having clearly forgot what he was supposed to be doing. We ordered the oyster on the half shell to start. They were extremely salt and the mignonette was unidentifiable but had a texture somewhere between shrimp shells and green chile skin with no hint of gin. We are now convinced the oyster were over salted to cover up the fact they were spoiled, but more on that later. After our oysters arrived, we requested a bread basket as we noticed every table but our own had received one. While the bread was good, it was delivered 10 minutes after our mains. My fiancé ordered the seafood paella and found the presentation to be subpar for a $42 plate. Flavor wise she said the seafood was overpoweringly strong with a fish smell. Again, we now believe that was the result of the seafood being improperly stored or handled. I ordered the New York strip with a white wine Demi glaze and mashed potatoes with Brussels sprouts. The potatoes and Brussels sprouts were amazing. However, there was no Demi glaze and instead the plate was drenched in blood as the steak was clearly not rested. I ordered a medium rare steak, but received a piece of meat that was over grilled marked on the outside, but nearly raw on the inside. I had to ask for a steak knife which finally arrived at the table 10 minutes after my steak. By which point it had finished resting and the pool of blood overtaken the plate. The massive amount of grizzle on the side of the steak made it so I had to saw for 15-30 seconds to cut a single piece. For $48 I was disappointed to the point I left 1/3 of my steak uneaten. Now at this point we did not feel the need to say anything. To be honest, the view and tram ride were so fantastic that we were willing to overlook the sub par food. Additionally, it's a bit awkward being stuck on the top of the mountain with the service staff waiting to ride down, so we tipped our waiter 20% and figured we would call it a fluke and not hold it against anyone. However, the following morning we both began to experience stomach pains. As the day continued our pains increased and we began to grow nauseous. At this point I decided to call the restaurant and explained the situation. My fiancé and I believe we were served bad seafood, which would explain the bad tasty, fishy smell, and increased illness of my fiancé who had both the oyster and seafood paella. I left a message and received a call back 20 minutes later. I told the manager about our experience and requested a refund for the meal ($150+ $30 tip). It should be noted we paid an additional $50 just to take the tram to the restaurant. The manager told me she had to talk to her general manager and would get back to shortly. Hours later, we have not received any response from the GM and continue to feel worse and worse. What makes this more frustrating is that we know staff is on location as they answered the phone and stated they were, but the message machine states that the restaurant is closed for lunch due to wind. Therefore, they have no customers currently, but cannot find the time to speak to us in order to find some remedy for this situation. I myself am a chef and have already been forced to have my sous chef cover my shift tomorrow as I cannot allow myself to risk my own clients health. Again, it was one issue to receive sub par service and food. I totally understand that mistakes happen and am one of the first people to excuse and defend servers and chefs, however, I find it inexcusable to serve spoiled/contaminated food regardless of the price tag, but to get sick after spending $230 on a meal for 2 is beyond inexcusable. And not addressing the situation immediately is irresponsible. The only person I recommend attends this restaurant is the health inspector. Update: my fiancé spent much of the following afternoon and evening throwing up and unable to keep anything down. read more

If I could give Ten 3 more stars I would! We had our office holiday lunch party here. What a fabulous experience. Our waitress was Katie and while she was great, really everyone from the manager (Chasse?) to Haley and others pitched in for a seamless and great time. Really fun and creative drinks. The food value was over the top. Wasn't sure what to expect with the bar menu but we were all beyond thrilled. The portions, quality and price were beyond our expectations. The mac cheese with bacon and cherry tomatoes is to die for along with best ever Brussel sprouts and flank steak and oh yeah, the shrimp and blue corn grits! Fabulous views and experience! We'll be back! read more

I would not be giving this 2 starts if it wasn't for the great service I received from our waiter. I came with a few colleagues for some food and drinks, since we are only in town for a few days. When we received the food it felt like it has been sitting for 10 minutes before we received it. Extremely cold. The appetizer wings were the only thing that came out fresh. I had the Buffalo short rib, and the other had the tacos and a sandwich. All cold. But the biggest audacity this place had was to charge $30 for a meat shot of Black Label whiskey. It absolutely blew my mind that such a cheap whiskey brand was so expensive! They could atleast give a warning that they charge for one drink what an entire bottle would cost at a liquor store. Absolutely ridiculous. I recommend anyone taking the hike or tramway up to the top of Sandia, either bring their own food, or eat before or after. Absolutely atrocious. DO NOT RECCOMEND. read more

First I would like to say I had a wonderful experience 2years ago on my anniversary. I wish I could say the same this past weekend....we rode the tram up with out of state guests. It was approximately 3:30pm on a Saturday. We only wanted a drink. We entered and a host greeted us. I stated that we just wanted to go to the bar for a drink. He told me to go ahead but that we could not sit at any tables. We entered the bar (5 of us) there were 2 vacant stools and me and another one of my party sat down. The other 3 stood behind us. The bartender told us "we could not stand" so....we could not sit nor could we stand???!!! Did they want us to levitate? BTW there were 8 vacant tables! One of my party went up to a 2nd hostess to ask what we should do and she said "i guess you can sit at the back table" but, there is no service so you will have to go to the bar to get any drinks and you can't have food. What?? Isn't it a restaurant? We didn't want food but , how ridiculous to make that statement. I really can't believe the way we were treated. They acted like they didn't want our business. Very sad..... read more

This place was beyond anal with their Covid rules as if they were dealing with the Black Plague or something It was extremely cold outside and the hostess would not let us stand just inside the door WITH our masks on! They honestly should have made her take a personality test before allowing someone so rude to work in a restaurant. We were not that impressed with the food or service either. Obviously we won't be back. read more

We had a wonderful experience at Ten 3. It was a very romantic early Valentine's Day dinner for us. The setting is amazing, at 10,300 feet overlooking Albuquerque. The new building is beautiful and makes full use of the location on the edge of the cliff with huge windows looking onto the lights of the city. The trip up on the tram adds to the experience. We had never done it at night before and it's kind of magical. The food was terrific, and beautifully presented. The menu is creative and seems to have something for everyone (including vegan, keto, etc.) The special that night was wild boar. I had never had that before so that is what I ordered. It was delicious...kind of a cross between pork and beef, with a delicious sauce and veggie mix. My wife had the short ribs which were also delicious. We also split the mixed greens with goat cheese, pecans, and cranberries. The waitress delivered what looked like two full size salads. She assured us that the kitchen split one order. It seems like they just gave us full salads, which seemed generous. And the salad and its dressing were very good. Their mixed drink menu is also very creative. My margarita had a nice dose of Grand Marnier and the rim salt was mixed with red chile flakes which I loved. Our server was friendly and provided great service. As to value, we expected the meal to be expensive. We did have a couple of the most expensive items on the menu, plus drinks, salad, and dessert. The bill with tax and tip came to just short of $200. Our one complaint ( the reason I could only give four starts) was that you then have to add $50 for the tram ride up the mountain. (And $3.00 for parking at the tram.) The restaurant should, at the very least, disclose this on their web site so people are prepared for this expense. We thought this was a shortcoming of the restaurant. Ideally, the restaurant should negotiate a discount with the tram for those going up to dinner. The tram ticket seller had a list of dinner reservations so she knew that we were going up to dinner. read more

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Horrible service. The over-priced burger and fries tasted like they had been cooked hours earlier. The views are great. We ended up getting take-out after we got off the mountain. read more

Thought we would stop in with out of town family to have a bite to eat. Went in was told that if we wanted a table for 5 by the window we would have to wait 35 minutes..... not a problem to get that view. Then after 10 minutes was called and was told the only seating for 5 was on opposite side and that we would have to wait. No problem, if we wanted the window (west side)Then after another 10 minutes was buzzed again, this time told that they could not seat near the window where we wanted to sit because there were 4 adults and a kid. Told "due to occupancy rules the only place they could sit was away from the window (which had blinds way Down so you could not even see anything) or in the area on East side way away from the window. They did not even offer to accommodate by sitting 3 at one table and 2 at another. This is totally ridiculous , will not recommend this restaurant NO MATTER how good it is suppose to be. Lucky you even got a 1 star. read more

We took the tram to the top of the Sandias to catch the sunset and celebrate a special day. We stopped in Ten 3 to check it out for the first time and were taken with the glamorous views! The restaurant has a fine dining side and a casual dining side. We understood the fine dining side required a reservation, and so thought nothing of taking an available table on the casual side. We were confronted by an angry hostess barking at us for our transgression. We were very embarrassed at the degrading way she addressed us, and made a prompt exit. Were we approached with professionalism, we would have happily acknowledged our error. But because of the humiliating way this employee chose to handle the situation, I have a lasting negative impression of Ten 3. Due to the racially charged environment we all find ourselves in these days, the racial dynamic of the encounter was not lost on us. While it is not my nature to post bad reviews, I feel compelled to do so here because this person demonstrated a gaping lack of basic customer service skills. Ten 3 management might want to look into that. read more

Went here today. The service was good and food was delicious, but you could hear the chef screaming at the employees. Extremely unprofessional. I expected much better for such a nice place, and that just ruined my whole meal. read more

Couldnt ever get in!! Was told an hour wait for party of 6 or to split our party and it was 30 mins. Waited an hour plus asked twice what the issue was and never got a decent explanation. Parties that came in behind us kept getting in- we were clearly overlooked and the hostess's could care less. read more

Worst organization ever. Wait time was ridiculously long! We had small children and we were first in line and last to be seated. We checked several times to see how long the wait would be. Many groups were seated before us. Food was ok but way over priced! Just regular menu and outrageous price. Nothing special about the food. Waiter was good. read more

Took my best friend there for her 80th birthday on September 26th. I came from Illinois and it was my first visit on the mountain. Andrea was our server...... what can I say....... truly the best server I have ever had, anywhere. Sweet, friendly. We felt like we knew her forever. Happy to say we made a new friend with her and had the BEST possible visit at Ten 3 we could have ever imagined because of her! read more

Do not waste your time. The staff is beyond disrespectful. We told the hostess we planned to leave a poor review and she said, "go for it, we don't care" as if it was a badge of honor. Why would anyone spend money for a Tram pass to have horrible service and food. If you want good food in Alb look else where. read more

Beautiful restaurant. I booked us a reservation months and months ago for a valentines dinner(a few days after valentines because they were closed on Valentine's Day). The tram ride on the way up was nice but a bit cold. We get up to the restaurant and have a drink at the bar while waiting for our table to get ready. The bar staff was friendly and the drinks were very tasty. Nobody ended up calling us to bring us to our table so I'd occasionally walk over to the host stand and ask if our table was ready no big deal. Once we sat down we were greeted and ordered a bottle of wine. The bottle of wine was close to 70 dollars...all the wine options were pretty expensive but it was a special occasion. We were satisfied with the wine and ordered our appetizer which was also very tasty along with the bread they bring to all tables. So far so good. We then order our entrees. The entrees are also very very expensive so I'm expecting to have a delicious meal. Our server then brings us a palate refresher which is a a one bite arrangement and mine has a giant hair in it... I take it out and still enjoy it.. things happen I work at a restaurant so still no big deal. I politely let our server know and he says "thanks for letting me know". We wait and wait and finally our food comes out and the presentation looks great. The steak was cooked correctly but not flavorful or mind blowing.. was bland and not very seasoned. The potatoes were good. My fiancés dish was also equally disappointing. The shrimp was rubbery and over cooked and the paella patty which was the main dish was gooey/unpleasant. We also ordered dessert which was meh. Overall the restaurant isn't worth the price tag. I think this would be a great spot to bring out of towners for an overpriced cocktail because of the view. Will probably not be visiting the fine dining portion again sadly. We were very excited for our visit but overall disappointed. read more

We had a fantastic meal at Ten3. We were able to get last minute reservations and a tram ticket to the restaurant. Our server was amazing, even moved the table for us when the sun was beating in. She also accommodated my picky daughter !The food was delicious. We particularly loved the tuna appetizer and polenta appetizer, pork chop and steaks. The amuse bouche was a very classy touch. The creme brûlée dessert was about the best thing I've ever eaten. It was an amazing experience all around. read more

I brought my wife for her birthday. I really wanted to like this place. I've eaten at the top of the mountain for over 30 years. I've taken people from all over the world to eat at the old High Finance when friends or business acquaintances would come to town. At the prior restaurant, I would tell guests "we are here for the view, the food is ok." I didn't want guests to expect the best, only to be disappointed. The wait staff was always nice and polite. The food at the old High Finance 2.5 to 3 star. It was nothing awesome, but good enough to have a pleasant evening. And in total, it was a good experience. But, the meal we had two Fridays ago at Ten 3? That was one of the worst meals I have ever had. Not the worst, but up there. There is no way I am taking visitors anymore. I feel like I'd be apologizing for the food the whole time. There are plenty of other New Mexico establishments where I know I will hear rave reviews by whomever I take there. The evening started off well enough. The floor to ceiling windows are beautiful. The style of kitchen is a modern presentation. The fireplace is well located. As for food, the breads were good. Particularly, the blue corn cornbread. That was pretty much the highlight of the meal, the blue corn cornbread. After that, I thought we were in for a real treat. But, the entire experience went downhill from there. The C or D team must have been cooking last Friday, because no self confident chef would ever put so much salt on a piece of meat that it was almost inedible ... let alone destroying a beautiful lamb loin. Salt is meant to bring out flavor, to accentuate. It is not meant overpower everything on the plate. Let your customers salt to taste, don't salt a dish into oblivion before they even get the plate. Then my meal, I asked the waitress if the Paella is a traditional Paella. She said "Yes." But, it most assuredly is not. The ingredients of a traditional paella were not mixed together in a plate of saffron rice, nor were they placed on top of saffron rice so that each ingredient could be tasted separately with none polluting the other, or eaten at the same time to meld different flavors. No, the ingredients in what Ten 3 calls a paella were separated into their own piles by type of protein, with the exception that the chorizo was put inside a ball of saffron rice which was the plate's presentation of saffron rice - a ball of rice in the center of the bowl. By putting all the chorizo inside a ball of rice, the fats/grease of the chorizo are sucked up into the rice which makes a greasy mush ball of rice with the taste of saffron completely disappeared behind the flavor of the chorizo. It was just the singular taste of chorizo in one greasy mushy ball of rice. With a traditional Paella, the proteins and veggies are all intermingled throughout the rice, or on top of the rice so that the flavor of the saffron is never overwhelmed by any taste in the dish. This dish? It was a good idea - a deconstructed paella - but the execution was horrible. Thats why I say we must have got the C or D team that night. There is no way a head chef would have plated these dishes, no way that a professionally trained chef would destroy a perfectly good piece of lamb by smothering it in huge chunks of sea salt, and I simply can't believe that a head chef would put so much salt, and huge chunks of it, on a little dab of butter making the eating of it a very unpleasant experience. I had to ask for butter without salt every time they brought more butter. So, the habit of profoundly over salting butter wasn't a mistake, it was repeated purposefully. The unsalted butter was good, sweet as it should be. The scallops were good. The blue corn cornbread was yummy. My kid's dark chocolate tart was to her liking. The coconut sorbet was good, but it was served with what I believe was diced pineapple infused with some liquor or a brandy. The sorbet was good, the pineapple creation was not. There are plenty of positive reviews here. So, I can't figure it out. I have to guess it was the crew in the kitchen that night. I used to bring business associates and friends from all over to have dinner here when they were visiting. I won't be doing that anymore. read more

I just don't understand this city. If you're going to invest in opening a 'fine dining' establishment, do your homework. I know Albuquerque has low standards in general, but mediocre food and bad service is not fine dining. Like everyone else has said, service was deplorable, wait times were ridiculous and I felt the food was overpriced for what was brought to the table. We had the rib eye and lamb. Overcooked but we couldn't get our waiter's attention and had already waited an hour for the food, so we ate what we were served. Guy finally checked in 30 minutes later. Fine dining waitstaff is expected to be attentive, welcoming, accommodating and most of all polite and knowledgable. Unfortunately, I will not be going back to this visually impressive restaurant. Yet another example of how people don't know how to properly run a fine dining establishment in the 505. We just can't have nice things... read more

They really hit the mark with this mountain top restaurant. We all remember the old restaurant was a bit claustrophobic and no view to the east. The new restaurant feels like a modern testament to how lucky we burque's are to have this mountain towering over our city. You get the amazing Tram Ride views going up and the even more amazing city light views coming down. We ate in fine dining and started with the Ceviche Appetizer which had a little NM twist of green chili. It was a perfectly refreshing start to our meal. It complimented our delicious Alpine Martini. Being carnivores we both ordered the Filet of beef, I honestly have to say this was the best Filet I've ever tasted. The portion was generous as well. For dessert we had (and forgive me I can't recall the exact name of it) a chocolate brownie tamale S'more thing. Anyhow it was delicious with its NM spice touch. Service was great as well. The servers wear a uniform that speaks "We are here to work hard to make your experience as enjoyable as it can be." read more