I am a Madrid lover, and everytime I bring a new person to town we stop by the photo park. It is…read morefree, but you can leave a tip which I always recommend! This is the cutest most creative little spot filled with wonderful art. There are so many different situations you can put yourself in and it's so fun to get a little silly and get some great photos! Stop by if you haven't, have a beer at Mineshaft first if you want it to be an extra silly fun time!

On the main road the opposite end to the MineShaft Tavern. it was easy to park here, at least at…read morethis time of year. Lots of painted boards with cut outs for you to pose with. Leave a donation, someone went to a lot of trouble here so you could have fun.

A base in the middle of the desert. As it is mostly run by a civilian force, it is OK. The lodging…read moreaccommodations were good as well. And so was the gym. It takes a good minute to drive to maintenance area locations but other than that, it was cool.

My husband is retired military and I must say that it is always a pleasure to go on base…read moreEveryone and I mean everyone is so respectful The base itself is clean The BX is clean, the employees are always helpful....the pharmacy is well run I have lived on a number of bases as my Dad was also military, in fact he was stationed at Kirtland in the late 60s to early 70s...it has always been a top notch AFB

Corrales does have a culture of it's own and one has to be part of the priveledged, and actual…read moreyears of seniority gets points deducted, especially if you are robbed and are witness to who the thieves are. The $5700 taxes I pay fon my property does not cover police protection and actually the chracter assasignation they do is very damaging. If you are a senior they might get the court to require you get a mental health evaluation and get admitted to a psych unit and drugged to fully discredit you when they tell the judge that you imagined your coins were stole and the police officer who took the report in front of the empty safe is fired and does not sign the report. Or they might file a phoney case in court and not serve you and get a arrest warrnt when you do not show up for arraignment. Then wait two years to arrest you as if you had been tried and found guilty and not shown up for your arrest. They did that to me and refused to let me pay $100 bail that I had with me and kept me in MVD for four days when I was 78 years old. It is a power trip. But when the Police Chief has never been to an academy and does not get annual inservcie I guess he is oblivious to the laws that pertiain to Constituional Rights. It is a darn power trip when they protect the thieves who rob you and tell your neighbors they have a thick file on you. It is so much worse than this. There were some vibs I felt when looking for my property 28 years ago that something was off. When I had over $40K gold and silver coins stolen from my safe and saw thieves leave over our shared fence and the investigation closed the next day you gotta know something in wrong. The same people refuse to write a report when you car engine under 49K miles, a Saab 9-5 is replaced with a much older one and the paibt is blisterd on hood, roof and trunk and burglar wires pulled out from the dash. So much more that I will testify in a court of law, if you can find one in New Mexico. They play a mean games that organized crime are experienced at. I have been told about others suffering similiar treatment, so if you wanna talk you can find my number on the internet.

Corrales has a culture all its own! There is a friendly vibe that is almost palpable. The mom and…read morepop stores are full of quality unique items for great prices that you can't find anywhere else. It's hard to think of it as a Mecca for shopping but I love finding one-of-a-kind goodies and this is the right area to do it in! The restaurants also are a must! Chains are nowhere to be found! You'll find locally owned, quality fare with fresh ingredients made with the heart and the soul. There are several farms in Corrales that sell apples, chile, and other fruit and veggies. Anything you want fresh can be found fresh and you better believe a lot of the restaurants utilize those fresh ingredients as well! If you love local events and culture, there is always something going on in town, whether it is a parade or a farmers' market. There is also an old church that is now a museum. Also be sure to visit all the award winning wineries!

Manzano offers impressive courts, a friendly community atmosphere, and stunning views that enhance…read morethe overall experience.

They're the best organized I've visited! Their food is also great. And Bingo is fun! Thanks.read more

A good amount of gaming opportunities here at this casino/hotel. Rooms were clean. Beds were…read morecomfortable and staff were nice. Fairly reasonable price for rooms. We were pretty pooped so I went directly to bed. Plenty of parking

We've stayed at both the hotel and the RV park and have thoroughly enjoyed both of them! The hotel…read morestaff is super friendly from check in to check out. It seems that most of them enjoy their job and are happy to have you there. The rooms in the hotel are very clean and well appointed with perhaps some of the most comfortable beds in Albuquerque! The RV park is very nice with nice large spaces and is extremely well maintained. We've stayed a few times and there is always someone out cleaning, raking and tending to the sites. Highly recommend both of them! The casino itself is a bit odd, no drinking on the floor of the casino and very little staff to help out when needed. It was also very tight for us!

10/14/21: So.....I've been going to those gyms where you pay $39.99 and up. When I found out that…read moreI am a Senior and it only costs $20 for the entire year???? Sign me up and that's what I did! Staff was very friendly and extremely helpful. Very clean facility and restrooms. When I arrived the building was alive with many mature people. The cheapest breakfast in town can be found here. (pic with prices included). Funny moment: It got quiet when I walked in because I look young so I can see people questioning my age . Yes, I'm over 50+ and you'll see me in here very, very often so yall better be ready to have some fun when up I'm there! The 50+ Sports and Fitness Program includes weight training classes; aerobic, Yoga, Tai Chi classes; adapted aquatics; an outdoor recreation program; a walking program, the Albuquerque 50+ Games and much more. Ready to begin this exciting adventure and gonna have fun. Y'all better be ready!

A hidden gem I was pleasantly surprised in our Barelas…read moreneighborhood we have a super facility the staff is helpful,& nice. The facility is super clean and the attendees are nice, What more can you ask for?

The front desk staff is super unprofessional and rude, but I keep coming back because the doctors…read moreand phlebotomist are the best. I came last week and once again the front treats you as if you it's an inconvenience to help you, but I don't feel judged by the staff in the back and the phlebotomist is the only one that can get me in one stick and is always super helpful. So just keep in mind once you are past the rude front the back staff is amazing!

So surprise, surprise. Who would have thought I'd give 5 stars for a NM department of health…read moreoffice. Usually you sit around for hours, have false hopes when they call the next number and you leave more frustrated than you walked in. Not today. I came because I somehow lost my daughters birth certificate. (No surprise when you consider the source) I was panicking because I need it for this weekend. I looked it up online, they open at 8:00am and it's first come, first serve. So I look at the clock and damn, it's already 8:40am. I pull up right around 9:15am. I pull a number, fill out the application, write out a check and mentally prepare myself to sit for the next few hours. Again.... not today. There were 5 people ahead of me but they are VERY efficient and if you have all of your documentation in order, get you in and out in no time. It is now 9:40am and I'm walking out the door with a certified birth certificate. Tip: come early, when I left there were about 15 people waiting. The staff is courteous and helpful and I would recommend this DOH office to anyone instead of driving all the way up to Santa Fe.

12/19/21: As a military veteran I am proud to have visited this powerful and sacred place to honor…read morethose who have served before and after me. Outstanding customer service from the volunteers who staff the Visitor's Center and Museum. From the moment you enter the parking lot you know you're entering a sacred place. It was very quiet and I didn't hear any traffic or noise while walking the grounds.. If you know of anyone or business with a torn or tattered flag. please kindly ask that they remove the flag. place it in the flag mailbox here and replace with a new flag. THANK YOU.. I learned more about service and sacrifice to country. Bless each of you and please make an effort to visit.

It's a cool and neat place, however there is nothing for the war on terror, desert storm, desert…read moreshield, the war in Iraq or Afghanistan. I went there for the Veterans Day celebration, first time and nothing in the modern area. I asked a couple of the volunteers about it they simply said we don't have anything like that sweetheart. I know honoring history is important, but a 20 year war doesn't have a memorial? No place for us to go and remember what we went through, the people that didn't and did make it back. I'm sorry that just seems a little wrong to me. Kind of makes me feel as though the city, the state, this country in large doesn't care much about our modern-day veterans. That sentiment is carried over to the staff that showed a general disdain for my A simple question. it made a huge impact on my Veterans Day going there to remember, and honor my late friends and Saud nothing, no plaques, no awards, no decorations in the visitor center, nothing after The Cold War. You get more remembrance of modern day veterans at the nuclear science museum. I think that's kind of messed up myself.