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Sawmill Market

4.2 (548 reviews)
ModerateFood Court
Closed 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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SAWMILL MARKET ATMOSPHERE

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Classy
Good for kids
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Teresa R.

We ate at Sawmill today. We started with a gluten-free crêpe from XO waffles. When I asked about cross contamination the gentleman taking our order told us that nothing else is made on the crêpe griddle except gluten-free crêpes, so there's no cross-contamination. My daughter got strawberries, Nutella, bananas, and whipped cream on it. It was really good for a gluten-free crêpe. I got tacos from Flora two shrimp tacos and a root veggie taco and they were all good. All three tacos were gluten-free. I also got loaded fries from Meso Grill they had feta and Greek olives. They don't fry anything but falafel and french fries in the fryer both gluten free so there was no risk of cross contamination. My daughter got pho from Kulantro, which was gluten-free and she loved it. My sister ordered ramen from Clay Pot, which was not gluten-free she loved it too. Overall, everything was good.

My munch!

Hiro sushi! O my!! Amazing fresh and unique!! One of the many treats we found here!!

One of the entrances - closest to Little Bear
Vernee D.

YOOO - this place hit the spot!. In what seems to be the heart of the Arts District in ABQ, is a huge industrial building turned food hall. The parking situation is crazy though. Roads are closed and access really is limited to how you get in and out- so just be ready! But aside from parking issues, the place itself is beautiful! I loved the industrial vibes and with how detailed each restaurant or stores area was. There is a ton of seating: indoor, upstairs, and outside. Lots of variety offered inside, but ultimately I ordered from Dr. Field Goods (burgers) and Outlaw Chicken from amazing rotisserie chicken. The food was incredible and I highly recommend if you are in the ABQ!

Jim T.

One nice thing about an indoor market with food is the variety of offerings. We have been to the Sawmill Market before, but this time we tried two different establishments: Kulantro - Vietnamese street food and Tulipani Pasta. Excellent offerings at reasonable prices in an exciting atmosphere and ample indoor and outdoor seating. Service is quick. Want to see and hear about why we like the Sawmill Market so much? Just click on the following YouTube video link and enjoy watching us enjoy ourselves. https://youtu.be/ujtXGQPp5n0?si=bRfXLY5wptJMxYrr

Katherine K.

I love coming to places like this! LOTS of food options and I never know where to eat at because everything ends up looking soo good! We ended up getting a drink from Paxton's, food from Kulantro, and dessert from Neko Neko. It was packed while we were there because of a homecoming, but we still had no issues with finding places to sit and enjoy our meal. Some of the food was expensive for what you get, but other places had giant portions that were worth the price! It's the Yelp Elite in me that dies a little of happiness when I end up with multiple places to review in one visit!

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Pat A.

Sawmill is always a good stop in with a large group when you don't know what to eat. That's why after my partners graduation we decided to stop in for a celebratory drink and some snacks. Typically when we come we always stop in for Neko Neko when we've come in the past. So this time we got noodles and my friend grabbed a pizza. It's very cute at the moment since there are trees decorated in different themes throughout fundraising for children's organizations plus holiday decorations throughout. Kulantro's dishes are always very refreshing just make sure to get there with time because closer to closing they have limited ingredients.

Eileen B.

What a fun place to go There is something for everyone Tons of restaurants bars and so much more We had a hard time choosing what to eat It has a brewery Mexican Mediterranean pizza fish and burgers The list goes on and on What a fun night

Hayley N.

Sawmill Market literally has something for everyone whether you are heading there solo or with a group, you can't go wrong! We were visiting from out of town and some family members suggested we head there. I was glad we did. The options are almost overwhelming but once you take a couple of laps, it's easier to narrow down your choices. Some spots are a little on the spendy side, but the environment is really cool overall. We found the space to be fairly clean and it had an abundance of seating! I would definitely love to return in the future and try some additional fare!

Group size table
Salvador Z.

I'm in the ABQ on business this week and my local colleagues from work organized an after work event at the Sawmill Market. What a cool place this is. It reminds of Eataly in Boston. It's a warehouse with different food vendors. Upstairs has ample space to accommodate large groups. On my walk around I saw Italian pasta, pizza, Mediterranean, Mexican, and then braked when I saw fish and chips! I ordered fish and chips which came with a side of cole slaw and a hush puppy! The fish was a large piece of cod fish with a golden brown batter. I thoroughly enjoyed the fish and the hush puppy. Cole slaw was just okay. When you order, they give you a pager so you can leave and be paged when your order is ready.

Exterior of the building
Rika M.

This food court is a next level. As I was Albuquerque for a few days over the Memorial Day weekend, I couldn't stop thinking about my rapidly growing home city (Denver to be exact) that could utilize such a vast food hall to serve the growing population. I first walked around the entire place to see what it had. Spanish, Italian, British, Mexican, Japanese, Vietnamese, I mean you name it. If you want to eat a little bit from a few to several different restaurants you can do that as well. Let's not forget; there are more than a handful of places that offer sweets as well. Not to mention, a centralized bar and a few other places for alcohol which can enhance whatever meal you'll get. Seating is plenty both inside and outside. The patio space is quite nice where you'll be under an umbrella or something to be shielded from the sun. I went with Hiro Sushi thinking that I would get me a few items from them so I would later go to a different restaurant to get a few more things (as of this writing, I had just finished the three nigiris (salmon, yellowtail and tuna) and am still contemplating on getting more from a different restaurant. By the way, the nigiris were all solid. For a place like this, the quality of the fish was more than satisfactory. The female staff that assisted me at Hiro was quite friendly and welcoming. She said my food would be ready in 15 minutes and yet my buzzer buzzed way before that promised time. I applauded the promptness.) The only thing is that since this place is so huge, I am not sure if the staff are staying on top of cleaning the tables (one of the bar type seatings where I sat was clean but I later went to a different table where it had an outlet to charge my phone. The table was quite filthy.)

Erica G.

Food choices are a variety!! We had the pizza from the pizza place there it was so good!! Got some macaroons from the sweet shop service is great in all places!! Love to stay across the street at El Chaco or Hotel Albuquerque so we can come hang out here at the Sawmill!! Some amazing friends turned us on to this place!!!

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Stacy R.

Sawmill is always a good time. Theres plenty of local food vendors that offer a variety of cuisines.

The partially cooked noodles in the Pomodoro sauce. Please serve noodles that are cooked. They were not even al dente.
Laura B.

We wanted that little Italian bistro here tonight. I had the Pomodoro meal. Unfortunately the curley, round, pumpkin shaped noodles were way undercooked. They were almost crunchy. The sauce was good, with the pistachio nuts, but I had a hard time wading through my dish with these almost inedible pasta bits. My companion had the meal with the cream green chile sauce. He is from California and did not know better, but he was hungry and ate his anyway. Ha!

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Ask the Community - Sawmill Market

Are dogs allowed on the outdoor patio?

Only service dogs are allowed on the property in and outdoors.

Can I bring my husky?

Unfortunately at Sawmill Market , only service dogs are allowed.

My friends and I visited the Sawmill Market when it first opened. At that time, no vegan options were available from any vendor, so we ended up leaving to have dinner elsewhere. Has that changed? Are vegan options available from each vendor, if any?

Yes, there are some vegan options. Not a ton, but some.

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