Just home from traveling for a week and always require a solid New Mexican meal with green or red…read moreChile Always.... The Range was tonight's choice and it did not disappoint But must mention the vegetable medley needs a change, the obligatory green beans are not good. Would love to see some Calabacitas, maybe some fresh corn. Rarely when i bring family or friends do i see anyone eating the medley Every thing else was outstanding as usual and we really enjoyed the Thursday happy hour half price appetizers (oohh the green chile strips are the way to go) Cocktails and draft beers too Great service so keep up the good work!

Great food, wonderful staff. Really enjoyed our dinner!…read more My review needs at least 85 characters. Add a few more thoughts to post review.

If you're craving something sweet, this is a great spot to check out. We were in the mood for ice…read morecream, and this place definitely did not disappoint. We tried the mango ice pop with chamoy and chili-lime seasoning--honestly, my mouth is watering just thinking about it. The flavors were so fresh and perfectly balanced between sweet, tangy, and spicy. We also got the pistachio with white chocolate, which was just as delicious and a nice contrast to the mango. They also have a lot more than just ice pops--I noticed instant ramen, chips, fresh juice, and plenty of other snack options, which makes it a fun place to explore. Overall, everything was really tasty, and the prices felt reasonable for the quality. Definitely a great spot for dessert or a quick snack.

I had not been in quite some time. I'd had dinner late and was in the mood for something sweet…read more The place was super clean and the service was awesome! Young man was great! Personable, pleasant, clean. Offered suggestions that went with my paleta choice but in the end I wanted it plain. The woman in front of me was talking about when they have the aqua Fresca in that flavor but it's not often. Missed out, they had it a couple weeks prior. Nice to be back knowing it's the same great taste and added horchata. Thank you for a great experience!

Great service - great artisan level bakery...all the way. I thought I had honestly already…read morereviewed these folks five years ago... My apologies. Every time I've come here they've always been professional, serving up top shelf baked goods. If you've never been...just go and enjoy!! Regarding my five-year-old's birthday cake... They made that cake on four days notice...after another local baker just went silent. Thanks again Amanda / I really appreciated you squeezing this cake in on such short notice!!!

First time I visited. Ordered a croissant, latte, Danish, and Green Chile Biscuit. The latte was…read moregood, but the pastries were awful. Danish was hard, dry and stale. Croissant was the worst I ever had. It was doughy and flavorless. It must have weighed a quarter pound. Biscuit was ok, but a bit stale. Prices were high and I will never go back. Croissants at the supermarket are even better.

Loved my Almond Joy dessert, it was delicious, rich and chocolate-y without being overly sweet. My…read moreice tea was also very tasty and the barista gave the option of mixing in a fruit syrup, which is genius. I chose mango and my tea was perfect -tropical but not tooth ache inducing. There are savory foods available as well. Barista was kind enough to deliver our purchases to the couches while my friend and I were chatting. Excellent service! Ambiance: Plenty of seating including two comfy couches. There are magazines and books to browse near the couches as well. There are cheerful yellow chairs inside (with fresh flowers adorning the tables) and some outdoor seating as well. The two bathrooms are clean and roomy.

Our attendant was pleasant. The tables were dusty. The silverware looked like plastic silverware…read morefrom other fast food facilities, still in the plastic cover (two of them), the rest were plastic forks that did not look new. We ordered a zinger, tiramisu, coffee and lavender flavored macha. The zinger and tiramisu were old and so dry on the edges you couldn't cut it easily with a plastic knife. Coffee was not fresh. The lavender macha was terrible as if lavender oil was used. Never again will I go there or recommend it to anyone. In fact, don't go there, it will be a waste of your money and a disappointment.

Worthy of five stars: The food was great, and the service was really friendly…read more Now the bad: I had a sandwich and my friend had a scone. Two cups of coffee. And when the charge finally came through my bank two days later, I was charged $77!!!!!! Yes, (a) I should have looked more carefully and yes, (b) I should have asked for a receipt. But (a) I didn't expect them to make a huge mistake and (b) paper receipts are a waste of paper. I have tried for two days to call, and they never pick up the phone.

My first visit to this restaurant was August 29, 2025. I went in the late afternoon and early…read moreevening because there was live music by a group called string fever. The scenery around Placitas is breathtaking. There is reasonable signage and plenty of parking. For an event with live music, they offered a limited menu and I had pulled pork sliders with a side of potato chips and a Coke. The pulled pork was tender and had a nice mild sauce. This is her husband and wife operation with therefore limited staff, but they are very friendly and accommodating. Decor is casual and also very interesting. Prices are excellent. I accidentally erased my photos before I posted here.

First time in this charming tea house and I love how the entrance of the tea shop is a charming…read moreboutique filled with special estate items. As you walk further in the shop the transitions to a dedicated spot to all things tea with variety of teas, teacups, tea containers, teapots along with everything needed for a tea experience. They also sell locally made chocolates. Tucked in toward the back of the store is the cozy tea restaurant. They offer high tea service, though reservations are required, and that will be for a future visit. I ordered a chai tea latte with half and half and it was absolutely delish, satisfying my craving for something cinnamony and spicy. For my meal I had a bowl of the green chile stew which was decent, but the highlight for me was their flaky buttery croissant.

Overall: Corrales Tea & Chocolate serves a unique high tea experience that is more homey with decor…read morethat matches this vibe. Food: 4 The high tea experience was ~$40 with tax per person. Throughout the course, you are served 3 different teas alongside scones, a small salad, and 3 tiers of finger foods. This season's menu includes blueberry scones/muffins, beef wellington, spanakopita, quiche, cucumber sandwiches with homemade cream cheese, egg salad sandwich, chicken salad sandwich, cheesecake, beignet, cream puff, and chocolate. They tasted like something you'd be served at your grandma's house (in a good way). The teas that they served went well with the courses. They started with a strong black tea, then a beautiful butterflypea tea, and ended with a blooming green tea (the tea leaves bloomed into a flower in the glass teapot). Service: 5 Our server was excellent. She was very pleasant and did a good job of checking in on us without being annoying. The website mentions a 90 minute limit, but the waitress never rushed us. Ambiance: 4.5 The restaurant is within a tea and chocolate shop. The front is filled with antique knickknacks that are part of an estate sale and add to the grandma core vibes of the restaurant.

Most New Mexico wines are subpar at best, but these wines are just terrible. We couldn't even buy…read morea few bottles to take home which is rare for us. Nice people though.

Delightful afternoon with Barbara Chase and Robert Chase tasting the charming Raymond Vigil's…read morehandmade boutique wines at the vineyard tasting room. His wines are very good to excellent. My favorite today was a 2015 Sol Y Luna, a 60-40 blend of Tempranillo and Grenache. This is a prize-winning wine. Ray's description: Estate blended Tempranillo and Grenache Tinto puts your taste buds in Heaven. Scents of smoke, chocolate, and berries tantalize the nose while your palate enjoys coffee, cherries, and sweet licorice. These wines are among the very best that New Mexico has to offer.

Our first to-go pizzas here Pepperoni pizza was solid…read more The pumpkin squash on the red pumpkin pizza was pretty much raw, definitely should have been par-cooked and couldn't taste the goat cheese. Overall all a decent meal

Food was superb, we got a pepperoni wood-fired pizza and our cousin had a gluten-free margarita…read more The beer was cold and crisp and we thoroughly enjoyed the line dancing class from "2 Left Feet"! Will definitely be back!

Wow! Amazing Place, Rich, beautiful chocolate everything!…read more I purchased some chocolate for Friends and Family and me for the holidays. The Trüffels were stunnig, I can't wait to Go back abdorrt more flavors. Chocolate Bars Were simply the best. I also purchased a bag of chocolate for making shipping chocolate. Haven't tried that yet. You can even take a Tour. There's also chocolate facial Scrub bars. If you love chocolate, you need to stop in.

The sipping warm chocolate is to die for! I've never had a more complete palate experience by…read moresipping chocolate. This is international level chocolate all around, right here in Albuquerque.