My first ever visit to New Mexico and I went here for 3 days of golf. The staff was extremely…read morecourteous, everyone was polite and smiling and friendly everyday from the first floor desk to the restaurant, servers, even maintenance crew. Gerome, Patrick, Sophie, Gabby, and so many others that I ran into over the 3 days really knew how to make us feel at home. The course was in great shape, even after a hailstorm 4" of rain the previous day! I also forgot my range finder and called them up later that night and they had it at the front desk for me, such a relief too cause mines expensive, as most are. Lastly, the food was excellent in the restaurant, we got the steak dip with sweet potato fries, and you get the best view ever while eating there (see pic). Overall a really great experience and highly recommend them if you're in the area.

The management needs to be changed. No one except management is happy here. Employees stealing,…read moreother interests besides work. Management promotes ignorance.

FANTASTIC golf course. Excellent condition. Great layout. Welcoming staff. Best way to take…read moreadvantage of the spectacular NM weather. Golf course is vastly superior to other golf options in Albuquerque. Sub 4 hour rounds

The staff is amazing. Golf course is well taken care of. The restaurant has some of the best food…read moreI've tasted. Definitely recommended!

ACC is where I grew up as a kid, from swimming lessons to golf lessons to everything in between. I…read moremostly speak for their restaurant in this review so do keep that in mind. The food at ACC is very hit or miss, sometime is will be decent, other times it is absolutely terrible. I visited a few months back and had one of the worst food I have had out to eat. I ordered the special which was fish and it was terrible and was accompanied by microwaved frozen vegetables. I went again because my grandparents are members and I will say that the food was better this time around although nothing great. I had the filet mignon which was accompanied by mashed potatoes and grilled zucchini. I ordered the steak rare plus, and it came closer to medium. The sauce over the steak was not great and overpowered the flavor of the beef. The grilled zucchini was very good though, but the mashed potatoes were bad. I ordered a Manhattan which was pretty good although a bit too sweet for my liking, and the maraschino cherry was gross. But the one nice thing I will say is that our waitress was great very attentive and polite.

I am working in Albuquerque and got an opportunity to play this beautiful track. After playing…read moretwice as a visiting member I decided to join ACC. The course is pristine and I am thrilled to play 18 holes in three hours, I have tried a dozen courses in Albuquerque and several clubs are comparable to ACC but the members and staff make this the place to be. The food, atmosphere and outstanding golf make this club #1 in my book

Sandia is immaculate X 10!! The course and its amenities are over the top!! The staff were all…read moreprofessional, helpful, and informative. Incredible quality of this resort. The views around the course were stunning as were the views of the resort. Not a hair out of place at this course. Very forgiving yet greens and surrounding areas were extremely challenging. This course can be anything you want it to be. Depending on your tees, I it could be a beautiful less challenging course. As you move back, it can become devilish and difficult. Gives you a chance off the tee box and then tighten up as you get towards the green. Such a pristine course and enjoyable experience.

The golf course is immaculate and we really enjoyed the scenery and the great course, however if…read moreyou are handicapped like me you have to tell them loudly you need help getting clubs to the car!! The handicap parking is over 200 yds away! The management should understand the needs of the handicapped abd have designated parking close to club drop!!! Tony

Fun place to kick back with friends! Dancing is a great way to get in your cardio, and I'm grateful…read morefor a venue that offers it. They also bring in dance lessons often, which takes the intimidation out of going.lot--which takes the intimidation out of going.

Service absolutely sucks there. Gone plenty of times and never had an issue, however tonight…read morebrought my masculine-looking gay friend and she immediately got kicked out for being "too drunk". We had just walked in. Out of everyone in our group, there were definitely others who were actually intoxicated. If they felt that way why didn't they deny her entry? She was our DD. Better security is definitely needed. On the way out, I mentioned to security they need breathalyzers if they're going to kick out people for being "too drunk" when they're full sober. Security told me I was disrespecting them and I could be blacklisted. All in all, this place is extremely homophobic and had no attention to detail. There were plenty of people around us that were screaming and looked obviously more drunk than anyone who didn't get singled out. The bartender targeted her immediately. BS.

I had a amazing experience for my first time at top golf thank you for the experienceread more

We came here last night to celebrate my sister's birthday. We rented two bays and purchased the…read moreFlex Package, which included an extra 30 minutes and a $100 minimum food purchase. As soon as we arrived, the manager came over to introduce himself, explain how everything worked, and let us know our server would be with us shortly. He also mentioned that it was our server's first time handling a large group and asked us to be patient. I really appreciated him being upfront about that because it helped set expectations and made us much more understanding when service wasn't perfect. We had 12 people in our party, and everyone had a good time. The atmosphere was fun, and everyone who ate said the food was good. My only concern was with the gluten-free options. The menu had some items marked as gluten-free, but when I asked our server about them, he told me they "still had a little bit of gluten." When I asked what he meant, he wasn't sure. I asked if he was referring to cross-contamination, and he said he thought so, but he couldn't give me a clear answer. Since I have celiac disease and can't risk eating gluten, I decided not to order any food. I would recommend providing staff with better training on gluten-free options and food allergies so they can confidently answer questions from guests with dietary restrictions. Overall, service was okay, we had a good time, and our family enjoyed celebrating there.

Food is always delicious. Prices are reasonable. I have noticed they sometimes forget things in to…read morego orders, but overall rare. I always get the chicken quesadilla and the cheesy crispy potato taco. Tip: you can't order online or call in food here. Must go in person to place an order. 21+ only.

I really like the food and drinks here (several gluten free options). Great local bar/venue vibes…read moreand I've had good to great service each time I've visited. Last time i was in Albuquerque my wife and I went twice! Their kitchen is also open till 10 which is nice in this neighborhood without too many regular late night food options. Would recommend and i look forward to going back.

Paa Ko Ridge Restaurant serves quality meals with great service. The view from the patio is world…read moreclass. Highly recommended!

Greens impeccable and course by far the nicest in NM A…read morelittle pricey but worth it if you do 27 Staff friendly decent food could add a few things

I joined for a few months and then quit. I'm 36 years years old and realized that this club is…read morebuilt for octogenerians and actively alienates patrons who are less than 45 years old. My main complaints include the following: 1. One of the trainers approached me at the gym (an Italian woman with large glasses) and demanded that I put my phone away when I was changing a playlist on Spotify. I was neither talking nor texting. I brought this up with the membership director and I requested a follow-up after the trainer had been spoken to. I never received a follow-up. 2. The steam room is hazardous--the only way to turn it off is manually through the outside button. I brought this up as a huge hazard with the staff and they shrugged and said it 3. The towel drop is located inconveniently outside of the lockerroom because "there is no male staff available." There is also a sign that states that we are not allowed to put dirty towels on the ground. So basically, if one were to go to the steam room and use a towel, it's expected to get dressed again just to put the towel outside and then undress and go back to the shower and get a new towel. 4. The restaurant is only open a few hours a day. Most athletic clubs I've been to will usually have a cafe or some part of the restaurant open for gym-goers.

Another winter workout at Quail Run - the only club in town where we do our cardio and get heated…read moreup and then we have to walk OUTSIDE IN THE FREEZING COLD to get to the weight room!!! Insanity! No worries - a brand new club is coming to town. Have you heard?

The guy in the clubhouse is genuinely the nicest person I've ever met I took what I wanted to eat…read moreand drink for a snack and he said "just take it" and gave me the sweetest smile. The course is ok but the guy made my day. And guess what we are both named Jack!

Old style course. Can't lose a ball. Beware, however, if Joe is the day's Course Marshal. He's a…read morebully and if he doesn't like you or who you're playing with he'll ride you around the course like a bad donkey. We finished the first nine in one hour and forty minutes; Joe didn't think we were fast enough and pushed us twice. At the tenth hole, this fool came up a third time in his cart, and told us that this was the "last warning." He then split our foursome which, in turn, forced us to wait at the remaining tee boxes for the new threesome ahead of us. Splitting the group delayed everyone on the back nine. Smart, huh? Despite his childish move, our now twosome still finished the entire 18 in three hours and thirty minutes. The average 18 holes takes FOUR hours and thirty minutes. Despite Joe, we were waaay ahead of average. Before today, I used to play Santa Fe Country Club frequently. Joe's behavior was completely new and absolutely unnecessary. It doesn't serve SFCC to have angry people employed even if the management might think he's "moving things along." He wasn't and all he did in this critical role was create enemies for his employer.