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    Campo at Los Poblanos

    4.2 (470 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Key lime croissant
    Joshua K.

    My wife and I recently went here for lunch and had a good experience. The ambiance is fantastic-think Napa in New Mexico. Campo is on a ranch compound with crops and farm animals and down the road from wineries. You look out at the Sandia Mountains while you are eating, and there is outdoor and indoor dining spaces. We had a mixed bag for our service. While we were seated immediately at our reservation time, our server was helpful and answered questions about some dietary restrictions, and our food came out in a timely manner, our server forgot a latte that I had ordered and the beans that came with my wife's chilaquiles. To our server's credit, they did give us our pastry and some truffles at the end of the meal for free. We started by sharing the bread platter, which was outstanding. It came with three kinds of housemade bread (sourdough, wheat, and multigrain), all of which were incredibly fresh, hearty, and flavorful. The accompanying butter and jam were delicious complements. I got the steak for my main and it was perfectly cooked medium-rare and nicely seasoned with the right amount of salt, pepper, and chimichurri sauce. The grilled mushrooms added great umami and and the harissa provided some good heat and creaminess. I tried my wife's chilaquiles which were good but could have used more cheese. The highlight of the dish were the smashed potatoes, which were crispy and well-seasoned. We finished by sharing the key lime croissant which was extremely disappointing-it lacked flavor and tasted like it came out of a package. I highly recommend dining at Campo if you're visiting Albuquerque!

    Carrot cavatelli
    Alonzo A.

    Phenomenal food, great service and a cool location. Carrot cavatelli was the shining star. Wish the reservation system was a bit easier to use but overall this restaurant is a must visit.

    Seared salmon on mole, delicious
    Jay P.

    The BEST meal we had during our entire NM trip! Historically significant building, designed by John Gaw Meem in 1932, it is an example of the Pueblo-Revival style which used adobe and classic Sante Fe design in a more modern way. You can stay here and have events in the massive main building and there is an active farm on site. We came for "Campo" which is the casual fine-dining restaurant they have on the same property. Even with reservations they made everyone wait at the bar or the outdoor waiting area. The bar area is worth checking out for the great design and the waiting area was also well done with firepits and fires spread throughout and plenty of space. Cocktails: Heart and Sol, Espadin Queen, and Non-alcoholic Negroni. Both tasted great and a good way to open up the palette for dinner. CRISPY PORK MEMELA: tepary beans, cilantro, spicy pickled cabbage, basil. Comes stacked high for a nice presentation, pickled cabbage was great and the pork was well cooked and seasoned. LEMON ZA'ATAR SALAD: house-made za'atar and preserved lemon, fresh vegetables, Mavis' goat cheese, Sonora wheat foccacia crouton, mint. We were eating too heavy and really wanted a salad, this was fantastic with a great mix of fresh ingrediants. PESCADO CON MOLE: seared fish, herb spaetzle, pistachio mole, seasonal vegetables. Fish was so perfectly cooked and the whole dish was a perfect representation of elevated NM food. THREE SISTERS TLACOYO: brown butter white beans, Tucumcari cheddar, mole amarillo, squash, salsa macha. I was sad we weren't able to make it to Indian Pueblo Kitchen but this was an amazing modern Native American dish.

    Fran L.

    The famous farm to table restaurant with attached old hotel set in the big acres of endless garden and big silo as well as the wonderful gift shop and large parking lot lined with fruit trees set up for the beautiful restaurant with open kitchen and nice dining rooms filled with gorgeous paintings and small statues. We ordered Chicken Confit Garden Salad and Home Made Totilla with Pork and Cheese Quesadillas. Both were freshly made with organic ingredients from the local farm. I liked the country style rustic feel but the lunch menu was light and not really met my expectations. The variety of lunch offerings and options were somewhat lacking for what we were hoping. The salad lacked the savory tastes. The chicken confit just didn't have the warm, savory flavor and the salad had very dry taste. The quesadilla for the two pieces were somewhat pricey for the value. Four solid stars for not yet ready for Michelin Star. I hope that this gem of iconic restaurant continues its tradition of healthy food options with much more satisfying meals.

    Breakfast is excellent from the scratch kitchen. All farm grown on site and local
    Mark T.

    This is a fantastic bed and breakfast, restaurant and store. All local sources farm grown on site. They have the most amazing grounds and beautiful place for a couple or romantic weekend. I went with my adult kids and we had an amazing visit. Food choices are all unique and creative. Definitely a NM flavor but the people are really cool great staff too.

    Lamb Fettuccini
    Ari G.

    This is a private, intimate place that's a must for a night in ABQ! Austin was our server and he was not only knowledgeable but genuinely loved the food here. Two starters were foie gras & a truffle risotto. The main entree was Lamb Fettuccini. Again, so good. For dessert (not pictured) we chose both the ice cream and sorbet. The sorbet was the better of the two but again, no complaints, only praise for this place. Perfect for groups, date night, or a drink at the bar

    Drink menu
    Corinna P.

    I didn't know that reservations were required for brunch on a Thursday but luckily when I called in last minute on our Anniversary - they were able to take us in within 30 minutes. Once we arrived everyone was very friendly and welcoming. We had a short wait where we enjoyed the fireplace overlooking the beautiful views. Once our table was ready they asked if we would like to sit indoors or outdoors. We opted for outdoors so we could keep enjoying the beautiful views. It was a little chilly that morning but they had some nice little heaters above the tables that made it perfectly cozy to sit outside and enjoy our meals. I ordered the Chilaquiles that came with some delicious smashed potatoes, 2 eggs & bacon (or another protein) on the side that were absolutely delightful. I'm very picky with chilaquiles because it's a relatively simple dish that a lot of restaurants don't get right but these were absolutely perfect. The flavors were balanced nicely for me with the crema on top. Hubby had the chorizo quesadilla which he loved. He also had the seasonal fish ceviche which he raved about! I don't like fish but he insisted I try it and I was absolutely stunned. I LOVED the depth of the flavors that were achieved and how deliciously it all blended together. I will definitely get my own ceviche the next time we come back. Overall everything was Great and Charming and it was a Perfect Anniversary Brunch. I couldn't have asked for anything better

    Inside
    Paul M.

    Very cool unique spot in Albuquerque!!! This is a hotel/inn and a restaurant. It sits on 25+ acres and is a historic property from 1936! We had brunch reservations and loved our meal. This is a farm onsite and whatever they harvest they prepare fresh daily! We had the following: Hot chocolate - poor attempt at Mexican hot chocolate, not very good, not worth ordering. Lavender Spritz - this was a fun drink with a mix of soda and lavender. Great flavor combos and would order again. Bread basket - came with a selection of fresh baked breads on a wood platter. Soft butter and homemade jam to go with it. We LOVED this and polished it off! Pastry of the day - pistachio croissant! Nicely done and had good flavor but I have had better croissants elsewhere. Daily special - today it was 6 ounces of ribeye steak with chimichurri sauce. Steak was really good, juicy, and tender. I wasn't a big fan of the red sauce they put on the plate. Didn't go with the chimichurri. Amazing fresh potatoes, carrots, and asparagus (yes farm fresh). Cazuela - an adobe pork that came with baked beans and was very tender. It was good but not my favorite dish. Chorizo Quesadilla - I really liked this twist on a quesadilla and it was a generous portion. Their dessert of the day was a "Concha Rellena" which consisted of white chocolate mouse on a homemade crust similar to a granola bar. It was a nice treat to finish the meal. Our server was real helpful and friendly (thanks Beth). She made us feel right at home and was very attentive. It's hard to beat the beautiful location. Food portions are on the SMALLER SIDE so don't share plates. We will be back!

    Campo Patio
    Tom G.

    Excellent service, wonderful ambiance. I had the Pescado con mole with Halibut. It was very good. The Sommelier provided some strong suggestions, landed on a Spanish red.

    savoring a sunday afternoon
    Joy P.

    hi end for sure but i'm not complaining! gorgeous grounds, lovely bar and patio. farm store is spitting distance and they make sandwiches. when i was there mid sunday afternoon, the patio was pretty full and there was only one server who was kept quite occupied. she never lost her cool and thanked me for patiently waiting until she could get around to coming to take my order in between tal g other orders and bringing out food to tables. the heart and sol, the seasonal gin based beverage is DELICIOUS! maybe too delicious? i could've gone for another but i made the adult decision to savory my one. the chips and salsa were lovely. obviously hand made and quite tasty. this is a great place to come and unwind, or to celebrate something special. i really enjoyed my time on the patio and would definitely return the next time i'm in albuquerque.

    Soroosh P.

    Definitely on the pricier side, but the experience is totally worth it. Our waiter was friendly and knew the menu inside and out. The farm hotel restaurant is really neat you drive through this beautiful row of trees to enter the compound. The design is modern with some brtutalist concretey undertones. Extensive cocktail menu and they have their home made gin. The bread board was solid, the green chili bread was phenomenal. Gin tasting was neat and well presented. I find it funny than this places initials are lp... and feel like Bernard arnault would love to add this spot to his portfolio. The pescado mole and the ceviche were excellent in terms of taste and presentation. Dessert was a little bit of a miss, in terms of taste and presentation. Definitely will be back. Wouldn't be surprised if this spot gets a star and requires a tasting menu next time though.

    Blood Mary
    Tia P.

    We had brunch at Campo with our daughter and son-in-law on Saturday Oct. 4. Everything was fantastic. Upon walking in, I was immediately loving the vibe. We were seated quickly, with a reservation. Our waiter, Marcus, was soft-spoken, polite, professional and knowledgeable about the menu. We started with their ($16) bloody marys. I'd say they were very good, but not the best and $16 feels a bit steep. My husband ordered the cazuela. He felt that the protein "was a bit small for $22", but tasty. He really enjoyed the blue corn tortillas. I had the chilaquiles. I would say that these are the best chilaquiles I've ever eaten. I paid an extra $2 to have the cazuela as my meat and I thought it was delicious. The potatoes, wow, honestly the best breakfast potatoes ever! It was a fantastic meal.

    Grilled Ribeye
    Genevieve V.

    We got a last minute reservation at Campo on our way out of town. What a stunning property and beautiful restaurant! Give yourself enough time to wander if you can, it's beautiful. We loved the service too -- not too intrusive but knowledgeable and attentive. We ordered the ribeye and the lamb pasta as our mains. A delightful and unexpected highlight for us was the pickle jar of their local vegetables; it's delicious and light. Their wine list was incredible -- don't shy away from consulting their sommelier for help. For a special evening, this is a wonderful place. Highly recommend!

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    Already counting the days until May when we'll be back at Campo for the best Margarita in the WORLD!

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    Beautiful place, professional service, and the brunch is always on-point. 11/10. This is jands down my favorite brunch spot in the ABQ area

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    This state is lucky to have someone like Chef Chris! Ambience is great, food is even better!

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    Ask the Community - Campo at Los Poblanos

    Is a reservation required?

    Not for the bar area. You can walk in. For restaurant yes!

    All day menu?

    We had brunch with a breakfast lunch menu. Dinner has a separate menu.

    Is the red Chile sauce gluten free?

    Yes, the red Chile sauce is gluten free.

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