Pt. 2 of my little rant: Other places to eat in Albuquerque that have higher standards for details other than food are: The 1629 Club at Casa Rodenda, Ten 3 Restaurant at the Tram, Level 5 at Hotel Chaco, and Vintage 423. If it's numbered, then it's better, I suppose! Haha! Seasons (Not 52) is good, too, but the artwork is hideous, and the staff is a little weird. Their sister restaurants, Savoy and Zinc are also high quality. Vernon's Speakeasy was not mentioned in this video. However, I was not impressed by them much. They had many details down, but lacked just as many! But, oh! The food in Albuquerque! Bellissima!
My one and only meal in this city was at the Frontier Restaurant. Certainly not fancy food, but it was delicious. Place was packed with tourists (like me that day) and locals.
Seasons 52 is a chain. Seasons Rotisserie and Grill by old town is local. One of the pictures you have in the dining room is Seasons Rotisserie and Grill-not Seasons 52. Needs some correcting!
Bro stop it, nobody knows those brewery’s as great places to eat, stop it please, somebody is lying to you. You should apologized for this video and get a real job.
Nexus Brewery is awesome. Go north 60 miles to Santa Fe. Thats a New Mexico food town and you wont step on used syringes, wont get your car stolen and not around “burquenos”. Worth the extra price
The great thing about Albuquerque is that it is definitely a foodie town, and if you cannot find good food here, then you are some kind of an idiot. Haha! Unfortunately, most all of the other details to make a unique restaurant are lacking, by a lot, at just about every local establishment. I'm sick of francises being the only places that care about delicate and fine ambiance. It's details, people. Details! Some exceptions are: St. James Tearoom (location is disenchanting, however), El Pinto (whose ambiance is actually iconic), Lescombes Winery and Bistro, and Piatanzi (as an Italian bistro).
