Some restaurants have views so spectacular they don't really have to try very hard with the food. This place could have gotten away with that. As the sun went down, the view from the mountaintop kept changing, and every few minutes it somehow got even better. But what impressed me just as much was what was happening in the kitchen. Thoughtful wine list. Outstanding service. Comfortable atmosphere. Food that showed genuine pride and attention to detail. I honestly can't even remember which dish it was, but I do remember stopping to admire the tiny, perfectly executed petite brunoise of carrot. Nobody does that by accident. It's the kind of detail that tells you you're eating food prepared by people who truly care. The view may have brought us here. The food and hospitality will bring us back many times over. read more

We made a reservation here but ended up sitting on the casual side, which doesn't need a reservation, to be closer to the windows. A table with a view is not guaranteed with the fine dining reservation. Matter fact, a reservation isn't needed to dine on the fine dining side although it may state that it does online. You can walk right in and say you'd like to be seated in fine dining and they will make it happen. It sure happened. It's first come first serve on both sides regardless of what's posted. It's a restaurant after all, as they said, so money has to be made. Nonetheless, the experience itself was completely worth it. The tram ride up was not as scary as it may seem. It's about a 15 minute ride up. The main goal today was to enjoy the view and to go to dinner. If you ride the tram up without dinner, you can simply explore the area until your next ride down. As far as dinner goes, the meal was delicious. Our waiter was kind and patient with explaining a few things to us. The food didn't take long at all. We had a glass of a wine, the sandia caesar salad, and the seared sirloin. The sirloin came with some type of mash and veggies. It all paired well together. We ate, we laughed, we enjoyed the view. Don't bother making a reservation and risk losing money for booking. Go up, enjoy the view, enjoy a good meal. read more

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We enjoyed the restaurant and, of course, the incredible views. However, we were surprised to learn that each guest was required to order an entrée in the fine dining room. What made this particularly frustrating was that this requirement was not mentioned when we made our reservation, and we were unable to find it anywhere on the website or in the reservation information beforehand. More importantly, it was not discussed with us until well after we had already been seated and had ordered our drinks and appetizers. Our intention had been to enjoy a few glasses of wine, appetizers, and the scenery, so by the time the policy was explained, we felt we no longer had a meaningful opportunity to choose a different dining option. The situation was made more uncomfortable because our server had to leave the table to ask the manager for permission to accommodate our request. The response that came back felt dismissive, and the manager never came to speak with us personally. If this is an established policy, I believe it would have been more appropriate for the manager to explain it to us directly rather than placing the server in the middle. The interaction came across as unnecessarily aloof and left us feeling that our concerns were not taken seriously. The interaction became even more awkward when our server returned and told us that, because the manager had made an exception and allowed us to forgo ordering entrées, "the two-hour limit no longer applies." While I understand that may have been intended as a courtesy, it instead left us feeling as though we were being encouraged to finish up and leave. After that exchange we felt uncomfortable lingering and hurried through the remainder of our visit. It was an unfortunate way to end what otherwise could have been an enjoyable experience. Unfortunately, that experience also colored our overall impression of the restaurant. While the setting and views are exceptional, we found the dining experience itself to be disappointing. The food did not justify the premium pricing, and the atmosphere felt more pretentious than genuinely hospitable. Fine dining is about more than pricing and policies- it is also about gracious service, transparency, and making guests feel welcome. That was not the experience we left with. Our concern is not with the policy itself, but with how it is communicated and handled. Had we known in advance, we could have planned accordingly or chosen another dining option. I hope you'll consider making this policy more visible on your website, in reservation confirmations, or by informing guests before they are seated. I believe that would help set expectations and make for an even better guest experience. read more

Tonight we took the tram to the top of Sandia Peak. It was sunlight going up and dark going down. I had a very tasty double smash burger with hickory smoked bacon, Swiss cheese, and caramelized onions. It came with a heaping order is sweet potato French fries and lettuce, tomato, and red onion slice on the side to add. My friend has a piece of salmon with a tasty BBQ glaze. It was over a bed of mixed veggies and rice. I just had ice tea. We both enjoyed our dinner, coming back down the tram in pitch dark with the twinkling city light below. It was a fun adventure. read more

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Myself, Mom and my partner were in town for Mother's Day and thought a trip up the mountain would be nice. We rode the tram up with plans to eat at the restaurant. The wait was about 30 minutes so we grabbed some drinks from the bar and took in the sun outside. It's a spectacular view from the top. It's been so long since I came up here and don't even remember if there was a restaurant before. It was the 60th anniversary of the tram so the entire restaurant was set up for casual dining. Once seated, we were bummed we didn't get a window. BUT, there was a table by the window available. I was told it was for somebody before us. Huh? Where are they? I hate to be that person, but I don't think that was the case. I kept my eye on that table and was going to cause a scene, but my partner told me to let it go. Anyway, the food was delicious. My partner had a side salad and a ceviche dish. She loved it. I had a side of tempura veggies (I loved tempura veggies and the mushroom was chefs kiss), some Santa Fe spring rolls. Mom had a burger and fries. It was a good meal and a nice area to chill. The bar was packed with hikers who were most likely post-hike and filling up on snacks and beer. That would be me if I lived here. It was a nice day overall. The tram ride, the views, the meal, etc. read more

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We took the tram up, which was really fun! Did a little hike up top then decided to eat before heading back down. There was a bit wait for a table. Option to sit in the little entry hallway or outside, but risk being missed called in. Phone service isn't reliable so if you Wander too far you may miss your table call. Once we were in, we got a table in the corner of the room with glass windows so it was a great view. Food was good. Husband got red chile bbq glazed salmon and I got mediterranean sandwich with hummus. Both were good and filled our stomachs after a nice little hike. A little pricey, but to be expected as I'm sure all the food is hard to travel up there to the resturant. Overall great experience. We are out of owners and we're already up there for the tram ride so why not! read more

TEN 3 - The view - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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A top the SANDIA MOUNTAIN, worth the trip Lunch was great, looking at the views, waitstaff did a wonderful job. Be prepared for a little bit of a wait. Worth the time read more

TEN 3 - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Going to Ten 3 is an experience. It's like going to Disney. You don't go there for just the food - but that would be plenty. Let's start at the bottom because this IS an experience. We easily found a parking spot and walked over and stood in the line for the tram. But we wanted to make sure we wouldn't be standing in line too long for our reservation. We ended up checking in across the corridor and they checked us in over there and let us know we would be told when we could go up as the next group on the tram. Oh, it was pouring rain. By the time we got on the tram it had stopped raining. About halfway up to the top the tram stopped. Apparently the other car was experiencing some wind and when one car stops, they both stop. About 30 seconds later we were back under way. About 15 feet from the dock at the top, the wind really started to blow. The tram stopped, the fog surrounded us and it started to rain. Got some cool shots but people were starting to get concerned. We may have been there for 5 minutes which I'm sure felt much longer. The rain stopped and the fog cleared. It took a little longer for the wind to stop blowing before they would let us dock and exit the car. Still a little rain. By the time we got to the restaurant we were right on time. We parked over an hour before our reservation. By the time we sat down the skies partially cleared and the sun was setting. To say that it looked magical still doesn't adequately describe that scene. We got the menus and our waiter, Jennifer answered all of our questions about the menu items. Lots of very new takes on many different meals. It was difficult to decide. That's okay / get the bread and some wine and continue to look and checkout your neighbors. To say we got the NY Strip and the fish is just pedantic. These meals are so special. It is obvious that a lot of thought and care is put into creating the recipe and preparing the actual meal. Every bite was absolutely delicious. It wasn't cheap but it wasn't just food. I think it was worth it. I'll go again for a special occasion! read more

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It is interesting that from reading another review about not feeling welcomed is the same vibe we got. Came on Labor Day and sat at the bar. The servers at the bar seemed apprehensivqe to wait on until we made uncomfortable eye contact with them. Asked for the Bison burger and they brought us a double cheeseburger. I honestly don't think they knew the difference from beef & bison. Great views from that elevation and nice interior pf decor of the facility. But the service left me with mixed feelings. read more

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Went for lunch and added our name to the wait list...we were a group of 6 given a 30-45 min wait time frame....totally fine, we walked around but then decided we wanted to order a drink while we wait. They only allow a certain amount of people in at a time for to go orders...food orders and drink orders are done in the same spot; at the time it was by the 2 bartenders that were also running the full bar! It led to an incredibly slow experience with a very long line of people waiting in the hallways to get permission to step in and order. We finally got our table - we were a group of 6 - this really isn't a place for big groups, just small inside. Our waiter did excellent, very knowledgeable and friendly. The food was good, my favorite part were the sweet potato fries! They were perfect!! Overall it was a good experience, I don't think they expected it to be as busy as it was, but we did enjoy it! read more

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Unfortunately, the most memorable part of our visit to TEN 3 was an unnecessary and unpleasant interaction with the young dining-room captain. We had requested a window table because the view is the restaurant's main attraction. Although the hostess explained that it could not be guaranteed, we were pleased to receive one. However, the seating arrangement did not allow us to sit next to each other. We politely asked whether we could move our chairs slightly, especially since there was plenty of space, but the request was denied. We then asked to move to one of four other available tables. The hostess appeared willing to accommodate us, but the dining-room captain again refused. His tone was condescending and dismissive, and there did not seem to be any reasonable explanation for denying both options. What should have been a simple seating request turned into an uncomfortable and completely out of place power struggle. His attitude made us feel unwelcome and affected the mood of the entire meal. It also affected the gratuity, which I assume is shared among the many servers involved. We still left a little more than 15%, but the tip would have been considerably more generous without that interaction. It was unfortunate that the rest of the service team may have been affected by one person's poor handling of such a simple request. The location itself is truly unique and impressive, nearly 10,000 feet above sea level, with beautiful panoramic views. When we arrived, we ordered drinks at the bar, and they were well pretending . We then went outside to enjoy the viewing areas while waiting for our table. Service during the meal was very slow and disconnected. There appeared to be a different server for the water, salad and main course. Rather than making the experience feel polished and attentive, the system made everything feel slow. Because of the location and pricing, we expected a true fine-dining experience. The pork belly was an excellent start, and both the lettuce salad and filet mignon were very good. My duck breast, however, arrived much rarer than the medium preparation I had requested. It was still bloody and had to be sent back to the kitchen. The mushroom risotto was also extremely bland, with almost no noticeable mushroom flavor or seasoning and let us wondering if they had ran out of mushrooms? None of the food or service issues alone would have ruined the evening. However, the dining-room captain's condescending attitude overshadowed much of the experience. TEN 3 has an unforgettable setting and several very good dishes, but hospitality is an essential part of fine dining. The service should be as impressive as the view. read more

Service was wonderful. The view is unbeatable. The food is good. It wasn't anything that would blow your socks off. I ordered the ten 3 margarita, shrimp egg rolls, and the apple cider zeppoles for dessert. Ten 3 margarita: it's a solid spicy margarita. I wanted something unique that I'd never had before. But it tastes like a standard spicy margarita to me even though they use their house made green chili pineapple syrup. Can't say this was anything special. Shrimp eggrolls: I don't see this on the current menu any longer. The shrimp tasted fresh. The pickled purple lettuce below it had a good balance to it. Everything tasted balanced. But very par. Not upset about it but also didn't blow me away. The apple cider zeppoles were the best. They look dense but they're not! They're actually really light and perfectly fried. I would definitely get this one again if it's still on the menu! read more

TEN 3 - Shrimp eggrolls - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Food was fantastic we had Bone Marrow for an appetizer, prime rib and shrimp for dinner, butter leaf salad, white chocolate cake for desert. The service was top notch. The views were incredible it was fun taking the tram up the mountain read more

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Overall a 4 star. We had a really good waiter, service 5 stars, fantastic view- 5 stars. Food- 4 stars. I had the 25 oz prime rib- 4 stars, wife had the Chilean sea bass-3 stars, little fishy taste- not fresh and little too much butter. Drinks and dessert were good- 4 stars. read more

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We had a date night at Ten 3 the other night! Let me tell you how fantastic the entire experience was.... The tram ride up to the restaurant was breathtaking! The views, all around were gorgeous. In the fine dining restaurant, it was elegant with huge glass windows surrounding the establishment, so anywhere you sat the view was amazing. We ordered 2 dirty martinis and some bread to start with! Three different types of bread made in house with some olive oil and a whipped butter. It was a celebration of our 6 year anniversary so of course we had to get steaks! The filet minion melted in your mouth and was cooked to perfection. The strip was marbled beautifully and it's safe to say our plates were clean at the end of it. The service was top notch! Our waiter answered all our questions and was attentive. Very good experience here! If you are looking for a home run date night.... You have to experience this!! read more

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We stopped by for a snack at the peak and weren't disappointed with what we tried. The roasted garlic green chili hummus with pita bread was great, they were also able to refill the pita since there was so much dip. I enjoyed the quality of the cappuccino. The mountain time was a bit sour for my taste but my partner enjoyed it. we intended on coming back for more of their offerings but ended up eating at the Homestead cafe, which I would suggest for families. read more

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While visiting Albuquerque, we had Ten 3 bookmarked and couldn't wait to try it out. I wanted to come here as soon as we got off the tram ride. Upon walking in, I was impressed by the beautiful floor to ceiling windows with 360 view! They weren't very busy so I asked the hostess for a window seat. She took my number and I asked if we could wait at the bar and grab a drink. She said "Sure!" So we did. This is when our experience fell flat! We sat at the bar and waited, waited, waited. No acknowledgement at all from the bartender. We sat for a good ten minutes, awkwardly while she chatted with the couple next to us. It wasn't until another customer sat on my side that she finally gave us a menu. I asked my hubby if it was me or did he feel like she doesn't like us? He agreed and he noticed too how she was friendly and helpful to others. Well, mind you, ten minutes had already gone by and we ordered our drinks and ordered two entrees. I let her know when she gave us our drinks that we were waiting for a window seat and she told us that she would have to close our tab and we would have to order from the server at our table. She apologized and said she should've mentioned that to us in the beginning. I didn't want no trouble, I apologized and told her it's my fault and we'll just stay and eat at the bar. Hindsight, should've closed out our tab! Our food come, hubs got the Munoz Hero w/fries and I got the Chopped salad. The menu says it's a chopped iceberg wedge and it was a quarter piece of an iceberg. Anyways, we sat there and she never refilled our waters or asked if our food was ok? But made sure to ask people around us if they were good. If you don't take that as a clear sign that she DGAF, you'd have to be comatose! It was so awkward and uncomfortable. Our high of being at 10K feet above sea level was quickly deflated! I hate giving negative reviews but this was not acceptable. I called the manager before writing this and she told me she would mention it to her bar staff and apologized. Idk what the bartender's problem was but she did a great job of ruining our visit! read more

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I wasn't expecting a full restaurant after getting off the tram at the top of this mountain. And while it may be a little fancier (and expensive) than I'd prefer, it was a good experience with a great window view. read more

Besides the fact that it has one of the best views ever thru the full glass restaurant walls, so many things about Ten3 are amazing. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. A wide variety of cuisine to choose from. Highly recommend the Green Chile Stew and Faulty loop chicken wrap. Dee-lish! Bartop seating and restaurant table all offer a nice view of the Sandia Mtn range. Ten3 os perfect at 10,300 feet!! read more

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We recently celebrated our anniversary here. It was a fabulous dining experience and I think it's a very unique way to enjoy Albuquerque as well as some wonderful food. They have a dining room experience as well as a more casual dining so whether you are going for something big or just an afternoon Summit beer it's a great time! The staff super friendly and attentive. Just don't forget to get your tram pass and get there about an hour before your reservation. read more

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Food and service were awesome! I had the filet minion. It was super tender and so delicious. Enjoyed the entire plate with the bone marrow sauce potatoes and greens!! My husband had the NY steak and enjoyed his as well. Dessert was wonderful too! read more

TEN 3 - NY strip steak - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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After riding up Sandia Peak Tramway I had lunch. They have casual dining Mon, closed Tues-Wed, Thur-Sun and fine dining Thur-Mon from 430pm-730pm. Fine dining requires reservations. Of course you have to purchase a Tramway ticket online to reach the restaurant. No roads from summit to east side & shear rock on west side. Nice menu with plenty of food & drink choices. I had a Athletic Run Wild IPA non-alcoholic beer, the Faulty Loop Wrap of chicken, cheddar cheese and bacon wrapped in a spinach tortilla and french fries. Very good. read more

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What a great view. Very nice place. The service was great. If you're up here you should stop in for a drink and the view . The food was good , lots of options read more

TEN 3 - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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I was lucky enough to be taken here for Valentine's Day and it was such a special dinner! This restaurant is on top of the sandias, so you are required to take the tram up which is a delight. We went to the fancy side of Ten 3, they have a casual dinning side with bar seating. The fancy side is reservation only and does have a dress code. That's the only hard part is being super cold in a dress on top of the mountain but it's worth it! The food was sooooo excellent and the service was top tier. They have a coat check upon check-in and the staff is extremely attentive! We will definitely be back :) read more

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I originally would have written a 1 star review but the waitress and bartender were spectacular, so I increase my rating. I came to this restaurant as a solo traveler at 5:30 for a 6:30 reservation as they had recommended. I checked in and went to the bar. The front desk said they would find me there when my table was ready which would be around 6:15. At 6:30, I watched another couple who arrived on the tram after me who also had a 6:30 reservation get seated before me. So, I go up to the front desk and they said oh, we are ready for you! But they never came to the bar to look for me. I was brought to a second waiting area. In this waiting area, I waited 30 minutes and watched other couples who came after me get seated before me. In fact, everyone got seated before me and I was left to wait for a table even though I was in the secondary waiting area before everyone else. This left me feeling very disrespected because I knew I had the same reservation time as people who came after me. The food was good and the waitress and bartender were excellent. This is a good tourist spot. But if you want to feel the respect and courtesy that you should have with a fine dining restaurant, this is not the place. read more

Amazing views and warm greetings from the chilly outdoors. Rode the tram up to the top and had an Amazing operator narrator Jake. There is a formal section of the restaurant which needs reservations and a casual area around the bar which is first come first serve. We managed to get up to the top just in time for sunset in January which is around 5:15 pm. Be careful with the drinks, one is more than enough when you're at 10,000 ft. Get some food if you imbibe. We ordered the nacho trio, which was pretty good although the chips seemed like they were just Tostitos and not made from a local chip maker. The salsa, cheese sauce, and guacamole were good but could have used larger portions (or fewer chips). We also tried the tempura veggies. Our experience with these were a bit too salty. There was an oyster mushroom in the plate that was rather chewy, not sure if it's supposed to be that chewy. read more

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Casual dinner review here. I went up before to check out the hiking, and checked out this place. It's not a big hike from the sandia crest parking area. Beautiful easy pathway, and worth it. TEN3 is one of those places that can be a really nice date night too, or like what we did. Easy stroll to enjoy some food. Our server was Brittany, and she was awesome. Super nice and kind, maybe alittle bit crazy, but aren't we all. her words :) We had our 4 month old, strapped her on my chest for the hike. SHe behaved well thank god. The chip trio, amazing. Chips are delicious, The green chili queso is awesome. It was delicious. We shared a sandia pink vodka drink, and it hit our top 3 drinks that we have had. It did not beat out the vodka drink we had in Switzerland. We did have the turkey sandwich with fries. The queso dip on that was amazing, and the fries were pretty good. It was plenty for us to share, and also, we knew about the food - altitude -walking excursion we were about to embark on. Finally, the zeppolas, with cream cheese and caramel dipping sauce. Nice and crispy outside with sugar and the sauce was a great addition. Overall, an amazing place with a lovely view. read more

TEN 3 - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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CASUAL DINING review - We stopped by Ten 3 after a scenic hike and it was the perfect way to unwind. The bar has breathtaking views and a laid-back yet upscale vibe that feels like a reward after a day on the trails. We ordered two Sandia pink cocktails, and they were delicious--light, refreshing, and perfectly fitting for the setting (plus, anything watermelon-themed at the top of Sandia Peak just hits differently!). To snack on, we tried the fry sampler, which turned out to be such a fun surprise. It came with sweet potato fries dusted with powdered sugar and served alongside marshmallow fluff--unexpected but seriously addictive. A playful and unique twist that totally worked. Service was friendly and fast, and the ambiance was cozy yet modern. Whether you're there for a post-adventure drink or just to take in the panoramic views, Ten 3 is definitely worth the tram ride up! read more

TEN 3 - Sandia Pink - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Worth the hike! Most people take the tram to Ten 3 but not Jimi. Jimi free solo'd that mountain just to eat that sirloin steak. Jimi's wife initiated one of her classic sampler orders so Jimi enjoyed some salmon too. We were seated at the featured table according to the hostess. What an honor! 5 stars read more

Not an inexpensive snack but the views can't be beat! We enjoyed seasonal drinks and honestly all 3 shareables were excellent! But of course the view just adds to the entire experience read more

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We went to Ten 3 for our anniversary. Sadly (and outside of their control), our anniversary falls on Labor Day weekend AND there was an electrical storm on the top of the mountain. Soooooo..... we waited 90 minutes to go up on the Tram and an equivalent wait to go back down. Oof, right? The three hour buffers aside, the meal was pretty special. My issues were the table placement (right in front of the entry into the kitchen, so we got all of the noise and traffic for the entire restaurant), the so-so fried mushrooms side (lukewarm with so much breading it negated any taste from the mushrooms themselves) and the brisk pacing (we sat later than all of our surrounding tables and got our entrees a brisk 15 minutes later so we were in and out in under an hour). We also got a happy birthday card instead of a happy anniversary card, but it seemed to be on par with the wackiness of the evening. Our waiter was wonderful and he apologized for the incorrect card and the super-fast arrival of the entrees. We appreciated his guidance in ordering our entrees (Cornish Game Hen and a Pork Tenderloin) and the dessert. He also executed the fire on our baked Alaska with aplomb. The dining room was gorgeous and rumor has it that the view was exceptional. A pity we couldn't see it from our way-back-in-the-corner table. read more

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I was looking forward eating here. But unfortunately I was very disappointed with the whole experience. First of all I was overcharged ($242.00) for cancelation fee. Be careful with reservations. You get charged $50.00 per person. My whole meal cost $122.00. (Casual dining). Very over priced and food not great. Average really. Not worth it! read more

So. When the reservation says "business casual" and you dress "business casual" that also for the weather a 20 year old can turn you away for not being formal enough "that's too sporty, our dress code is very strict". But you can have the consolation prize of dining in the casual seating and they "won't penalize you and charge you the cancellation fee". Wow. Thanks. Casual dining is so loud you can't hear the people at your table, and the menu is not at all the same as you were eager for. It's mostly burgers and wraps, stuff you could get at any mediocre diner. The chip trio was literally a couple of tablespoons of each and not spectacular in any way. The fam got burgers which were flat, over done, and the toppings (which are all extra) were completely wrong. I didn't even take a pic they looked so boring. The poke somehow managed to be beautiful and yet have little flavor. At least it was healthy. Bonus? It took a full hour from ordering to hit the table. The drinks and the view are fantastic. I wish I could say anything else was. Planning to take the fam up the tram? Remember that these reservations are also weather dependent (but don't dress for the weather), and you must arrive very early to get there. Perhaps plan another dining experience worth the time and money there are plenty of options nearby. (Over $200 for above for 3 ppl) read more

TEN 3 - Chip Trio - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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It's beautiful and the restaurant is nice. The items a bit over-priced. This is a lesson of supply and demand. read more

TEN 3 - Tacos with shredded beef. $27.00 - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

Great views! Be ready to spend a lot of time getting to and from...it is an expedition! read more

I decided I had to give this a try since it was no longer high finance (it's clearly been a while) and I had heard the food was much better. The views of course are always spectacular, that's the selling point. We took the tram up and went for lunch - hiking over and stopping for lunch is also a good option since the lounge area doesn't require specific fancy dress or a reservation. Our server was great, answered any questions we had and made sure we didn't need anything. We ordered the chile garlic hummus which to our surprise came with pita bread that was covered in turmeric which didn't really add much to the dish but made it rather messy. That said, it was tasty and had a good kick to it. I ordered the burrata sandwich with the sweet potato fries and they were both quite good. All in all the food is good, still quite pricey, but you're paying for the view. At least now you might actually enjoy your meal!! I do recommend checking it out if you haven't been since the old establishment and certainly a nice place to visit periodically. read more

TEN 3 - Chile garlic hummus - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Very good service, superior ambiance and views. The cocktails and casual menu were 1970 Americana fare. We had the Cornish game hens immersed in a sea of mash potatoes. It was OK. read more

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We were taken 30 mins prior to our reservation up the tram, so we thought the 5 of us could just go to the bar and have a drink. We were told we had to get a drink to go and walk around outside! There was a table opened but apparently we couldn't sit there b/c of a reservation in the bar area, and my husband couldn't stand around the bar area either. My Mom is 90 & it was too cold outside so we sat at the bar. My husband had to sit on the other side of the bar by himself. My daughter & her fiancée went outside. Kind of a bummer. However the food in the dining room was excellent, the waiter & bartenders were good as well! I would recommend a larger sitting area for people to sit by the hostess while waiting to be taken in the dining room when the weather is cold & raining. Also change to rules in the bar area to make it more accommodating. read more

The food is good but lacks mountain character. The service is a hit or miss depending on the server, and it doesn't match the restaurant ambiance. I do not recommend if you are looking for quality all around atmosphere that match the wonderful view. read more

TEN 3 - The view - New American Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

I was expecting this to be a primary experience for tourists, and while it was... I was very happily surprised! The tram itself takes maybe 15 mins to the top, (remember to buy tickets beforehand). You get such good views of the city! The restaurant itself is suites for a nice occasion. The menu isn't extensive but the food was perfectly cooked. Service was also great! make sure to pack some warm clothing, it's cold up there! read more