I'll be honest. This place was really cool the first time I visited it but this time around you…read moreknow I'm a bit a disappointed. The vendors I stopped at during my stay were not very friendly. I asked for the code to the restroom and the staff was asking me to show them a receipt and telling me the restrooms were for paying customers only. I understood but when I tried explaining that I was a customer because I ate at the stackers they demanded I show them a receipt. Had I known I was going to need proof I wouldn't have thrown my receipt. I told both the vendors I spoke with I'm not digging in the trash to find my receipt. I got so frustrated after the second vendor that I just gave up and left. I don't think I'll be returning here for a while.

If you love fried chicken and fried chicken sandwiches, you'll absolutely love kūKri. The sauces…read morethey use and the combination of spices is delectable. I discovered them late last year and am addicted to their sliders. I think all, or most, of their locations are in food halls. I've been to three of them, though this one (inside 505 Central Food Hall) is my favorite. That's not because I can walk here. It's the staff. They seem to be the most attentive, spirited and friendly. They always get my order right. Sure food halls can be noisy, but it's still a fun place to go and you can always chill out in the Humble coffee next door.

O M G ... If…read morecommitment issues were a place, it would be Sawmill Market. This is where you go when no one can agree on anything and somehow everyone wins. Pizza, pho, coffee, cocktails, ice cream, tacos , brewery, sweets , sushi , clay pot , European bakery , something vaguely healthy to balance it out, it is all here under one very aesthetic roof. Set inside a restored industrial space, the whole vibe leans effortlessly cool with open air seating, big windows, loud music and that buzzy energy of people grazing their way through dinner . You order from different vendors, regroup at a table, and pretend you planned it that way. It is chaotic in the besttttt way. Surprisingly we did not have long lines or long waits and found a table very quickly upstairs . The food? Hit or miss depending on where you land, but the variety is the real star. Come with a group, order too many things, and share everything. Just know you are paying a little extra for the ambiance and convenience, which feels very on brand for a place like this. Would I come back? Absolutely. It is not just a meal, it is an experience, and sometimes that is exactly what you want.One of the best food halls I've been to in a while.

Over-priced. Small Underwhelming Portions…read more Service is spotty. The vibe reminds me of dining in a plane hanger or a barn. Just FYI, Sawmill Market is owned by Hotel Chaco's owner, Heritage Hotels & Resorts.

This little Motel is in a great location and is a cute eclectic boutique motel. The pool is a nice…read moresize not heated, but being from Southern AZ where the pools are super heated from the sun it's all good. Everyday people were in the pool. The bar was very reasonable prices we had 3 drinks for $28 and I was shocked. The coffee shop at check in was very good too, along with the staff they were very friendly and helpful. The room is very nice and just right. The deco was scute and loved the little fridge. For being a remodeled retro building, it was quiet and I have stayed at some high end resorts where I could hear my neighbors talking in their room. I would absolutely recommend this motel on RT 66 and stay here again.

This spot is really cute and I know it's pretty new so I plan on coming back when it's hard more…read moretime to settle in and can hopefully give it a better review. This place is decorated like you're walking into a 60s spot. I didn't get a chance to look at the food but I went to the bar this specific time. At the time we were the only folks there at 4pm and there were already items on menu that weren't currently available for a Tuesday afternoon. I ended up ordering the Pondy Pit Stop, which is lemonade and a New Mexican lime lager. Sounds very refreshing for this time of year. Sadly I was bummed to see it was just smiths lemonade poured into my glass. I think I preferred a fresher taste. It also felt like the bartender is getting to know the menu still hence why I'll give it some time and come back in the future. All in all it's a cute spot and I wish it well.

Better than expected. I visited during Christmas at opening time - about 10 am…read more It was well decorated, had a nice size crowd , looked clean. I sure do hope malls make a comeback!!

It's not Coronado Center that I am recommending. It is a business within the Center. It's called…read more"Garage." Went to get a gift card for my great niece. The staff was delightful. It is certainly attractive to female teenagers. Very cute clothing for the age group. Decided to get a gift card instead of choosing an outfit. Made it so easy.

Had a team lunch with coworkers today at Park Square and it was great. Parking was easy, and we…read morewalked into a well-manicured, clean courtyard with cool indie music filling the air. The place was nearly empty, which made it easy for everyone to quickly get what they wanted to eat, and we found a table that accommodated our large group. There was some initial confusion for those who had never been here before, but everyone figured it out quickly. I did receive some incorrect information about where to find a glass of water. One of the food vendors pointed me to the bar, but no one was working, so I ended up going without water. I'd recommend adding some water fill stations throughout the space so guests can stay hydrated without having to hunt down a glass of water.

Honestly this place surprises me. In part because it's been…read morehere a year and it took this long to come here, but mostly because i've never heard anyone talk about this place. yes it is a courtyard in the bottom of office buildings of uptown. But it is quite a beautiful setting, indoor and outdoor seating with like ten eateries. From wood fired pizza and hamburgers to Vietnamese bowls, salads, a bar(?) , can't vouch for all the food... only been here once but what i had (pizza) was good and i will be back. ps.. all the food we ordered came out fast.

It's just a great place to hang out, get food and drink a beer. Also, it's a queer friendly…read moreenvironment..

I don't eat beef or chile. Cilantro tastes like soap…read more I couldn't find ANYTHING to eat here. Even the pizza has chile & cilantro. The people were all polite enough. They just didn't have anything to offer. I don't expect to return. It's not "bad". There's just nothing here for me. I couldn't even find non sugar soda. I don't know who would like this, frankly. That's probably more of a statement about the limitations of my imagination than the place itself. The people I was with didn't find anything either, FWIW. I guess... if you like (new) Mexican food but are tired of (new) Mexican food then you can get pizza, Asian, burgers, chicken tenders, even chocolate bars with the same chile & cilantro flavor profiles in everything here. If you want that. This is the place.

My husband and I finally decided to try this place since the owner of Sushi Xuan recommended it…read more Boy, what a disappointment! First off, we ordered the vegetable egg rolls for an appetizer, I do not recommend them since they are frozen ones. They were tasteless while the interior of these rolls were mushy, though the duck sauce was quite tasty it could not overcome these appetizers. Our entrees came next, my husband asked about the serving size and he was told a plate only fed one person, not true. The plate serves two. Anyway, the Kung Pao Chicken has really good flavor, was spicy and served with a side of steamed white rice. My husband's entree was Orange Chicken and nothing spectacular about it. But what will keep us from ever going back was that as we sat in the restaurant eating I started to smell cigarette smoke. It became more pronounced and I realized they were smoking in the kitchen and had the door open to where we were sitting. With that revelation my husband quickly got us out of there...the cigarette smoking inside the kitchen is a total dealbreaker.

Only went for lunch and the service was great. Looked like a typical lunch crowd of day workers who…read morecome in for the lunch specials. Decided on a lunch plate and it enough to have leftovers. A good place to try for dinner as they do have beer and other alcoholic beverages.

I was staying nearby and excited to a soda fountain in Sawmill! It's a little on the pricy side but…read moreit's a good option for something sweet that's not a latte or baked good. I had the Lavender Lemon Haze which was just what I needed to get me through the afternoon.

When I first visited the Sawmill Market this past year, I immediately was drawn to the Sweets Soda…read moreFountain. It sort of felt like I was a child again and in the candy shop from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. Over the last year, I have visited Albuquerque twice, and during those two trips, I went to the Sawmill Market three times. While I had different dishes for dinner on each of the visits, I certainly stopped by the Sweets Soda Fountain all three times. They have sodas and float where you can choose a flavor and then choose to "glow up" the soda or float by adding whipped cream, sprinkles, or cotton candy. They have 8 Sweets Originals including my favorite "The Orange Dream" made of orange juice, vanilla ice cream, orange sherbet, and soda water. They have "pour overs" which contain alcohol. They also have bubbles, and you can make any drink "boozy" by adding Prosecco and cordials. They also have a "Flight of the Unicorns" with three tastes of Prosecco topped with house-made cotton candy, which you can add macarons or bonbons if you want. I had "The Orange Dream" on two of the visits. It was tasty and reminded me of an orange dreamsicle or "creamsicle" popsicle. In addition to the drinks, they also have macarons, bonbons, gummies, cotton candy, and other kinds of pre-packed candies. I also met three different employees over the several months, who each gave me individual attention (especially as no one else was in line). One had me try a complimentary bonbon since she didn't know the difference in flavors. All answered my many questions and made recommendations of what to try. I was pleased with the service of the employees at Sweets Soda Fountain. They also took the Sawmill Market gift card. You can see the Sweets Soda Fountain menu by going to https://www.sawmillmarket.com/menus and clicking on Sweets Soda Fountain. They are open daily from 11 AM to 9 PM. While I didn't actually realize there were boozy beverages until after I left, I can see how this place would be popular with kids and adults alike. What a delightful experience visiting! I look forward to going back again on a future Albuquerque trip.

Great food! I had the Mongolian beef. My wife got Kung pow chicken and our appetizers were…read morechicken, egg rolls and potstickers. All was top notch. The service was excellent and the ambience was very good also.

"When the sun comes up on a sleepy little town.. North of…read moreSan Antone.. And the folks are risin' for another day.. 'Round about their homes.. The people of the town are strange.. And they're proud of where they came.. Well, you talkin' 'bout your China Grove.. Whoa, oh China Grove.. We settled in at the Fun Noodle Bar late lunch.. We sat next to where the Noodle Warriors were hand-pulling Noodles, A Fun Sight.. We Shared: an appetiser of "Seaweed Salad", cold N delish And... "Pan Fried Sliced Noodle", W. Noodles, Shrimp (nice size and succulent) sprouts, carrots, celery, onions & chinese cabbage. A very tasty dish... Only issue..We ordered it "Medium Hot" heat and it came out very Mild...easily rectified w. Hot Chili for the Lad.. But not for the Lassie, who found the chili too hot to use, & sadly finding this dish just lackluster good.. We washed this nice grub down with a Bottle of Cold Sparkling Sake...Ahh So Good.. All in all a nice Chinese meal. "But everyday there's a new thing comin.. The ways of an oriental view.. The sheriff and his buddies with their samurai swords.. You can even hear the music at night.. People don't seem to care They just keep on lookin' to the east.. Talkin' 'bout your China Grove Whoa, oh China Grove...:) Best, Avram Doobiebros Jr.

Very nice low prices would recommend using A&Bs to everyone. Did a very good job planning my party.read more

From the owner: we have our own cake decorator and cateringread more