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Vintage 423

3.0 (447 reviews)
Open 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
Upscale
Dressy
Dogs allowed

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Creme Brulee
Bryan V.

Ate here on a Saturday night for a belated dinner. We made reservations and arrived a little early and we're seated promptly. We were seated in a big booth which I liked because I like the privacy and space. Interior was tastefully done. Just the right amount of class without over doing it. My girlfriend loved her salmon. My filet mignon was cooked perfectly as med rare and it was very good and seasoned to my liking. The lobster tail a good size and was also on point. I will say our sides were a room temp when we got our plates. Our server did let us know of a delay of getting our plates because they had to redo the lobster tail because didn't come out to the chefs liking (which I do appreciate, because the lobster was so good and wasnt rubbery). The sides were very average. We had creme brulee for dessert and it was ok. I just had Trader Joe's flan the night before and it was really good, so I thought the creme brulee would satisfy my craving. I would go with the TJ flan over this brulee. Overall, it was a nice meal, the main dishes were really good, minus the room temp sides. I will say this, this last time I had steak and lobster together was at Ruth's Chris, I remember that the lobster tail was small and over cook and my steak was good, but could have been better. So the Surf and Turf here is a win for me.

Octopus
Daniel D.

First time ever visiting this place. My boss was in town so we had lunch here. Walking in the place felt very upscale. It was a nice relaxing vibe. The staff was top notch! They made us feel like royalty. They took care of us from start to finish always checking on us. The menu was very interesting. The first thing that stood out to me was the octopus. Yes you read right, octopus. I was surprised. Being out here in the desert that's a rare find. Then again I don't do much sea food so maybe I haven't seen it around. My boss ended up ordering it for us to try. What an experience. I'd never had it before. It was very chewy but with the seasoning, it was actually better than I'd expected. I ended up going with the Red Bird Chicken plate. Not gonna lie I thought it was a chicken sandwich. Turned out I was a whole dish. I liked how crispy the chicken breading was. The sauce and potatoes were fairly good. The sauce had a creamy flavor. I was hoping for more of an Alfredo but it was ok. The bar table was lit up, with the fountain as the backdrop it was really pretty. It's a bit pricey but it was quite an experience.

Jumbo lump Oscar.... Served with Bearnaise that is pure liquid butter with spicy red chilis
Tiffany H.

Friendly staff, and pretty spot but food quality doesn't match the price. Ordered the rib eye which came well seasoned and cooked- but the carrots were undercooked and too hard and mash was flavorless, while the Oscar béarnaise was pure liquid butter- and the menu didn't state it was made with red chili but strangely came with it and was unusually spicy. Salad with chicken came with overcooked chicken and drowning in dressing. Enjoyed the wine and cocktail but wouldn't return for food.

Beef Carpaccio
Elizabeth W.

Very nice place. Service was good but this was the first time we were there for lunch and I hate to say it was overpriced and not that good. The wedge salad was salty and the Caesar salad was good but I added chicken and it was extremely dry , the green chili stew was a combination of green chili stew and tortilla soup,the beef appetizer was $27 which I don't mind but the beef was spread on butter thin with lots of greens on top so it was like we got a third salad. I have been here for dinner and the food has been amazing. I was extremely disappointed this visit

Vintage Club Sandwich
Corinna P.

Hubs and I ended up here randomly while shopping in the area. I was worried about the dress code because there was a sign on the hostess stand saying that dress code was enforced but the staff said we were dressed fine to come in for lunch. All the staff were very friendly and welcoming. We started by ordering the Calamari which was a tad rubbery usually from overcooking but overall was still very tasty. I ordered the Vintage Club Sandwich with Onion Rings and a side of Ranch. My sandwich was very delicious and hearty - I had to take 1/2 home to enjoy later. My hubby ordered the Fish & Chips with sweet potato fries & a Cole slaw which I did get to try. The fish was super tender and flavorful I just wish that the batter had stayed on but unfortunately it just fell right off - it had a very mushy wet texture. The sweet potato fries were absolutely yummy and crunchy and the Cole slaw had the perfect contrast for the fish. The restaurant was very nice and comfortable and I love the soft lighting. The price for the 2 lunch dishes was very reasonable. The appetizer was a little more expensive. I do feel that for the price point they need a little more attention to detail on how the food is cooked. Overall we enjoyed our meal besides the couple of hiccups we encountered.

Rachel C.

Recently I was invited to attend dinner with friends at this restaurant. Although I had been to places close by, I had never noticed this place. It's on the NE corner of a "strip mall" area. There is nothing that draws your attention to it - besides its name over the doors. I was in for a surprise. As I stepped in through the front doors I felt like I had stepped through a time & elegance warp. It immediately reminded me of the elegant restaurants my Father used to take us to around the country. And this one was in Albuquerque, NM - he would have loved it! So . . . gold metal for ambiance! Service was good, but nothing out of the ordinary. I'll give them points for the fact that it was the middle of the afternoon and we were a large group. Only one server was (available?) to take care of us. She did a good job, but could have used a little assistance. We were so busy talking to each other (and were not in a hurry) that it wasn't probably noticed by anyone but me. Bronze here. Food & wine definitely passed with flying colors. They had one of my favorite wines (Kim Crawford sauvignon blanc, so I was happy. All the meals around the table seemed to be more than satisfactory. I heard comments of "We need to come back here again so I can try the '**' next time. Only have room for one lunch." I will happily come back again and try some of the other great sounding menu items. Of course, I will have more Kim Crawford sb next time. No reason to experiment with great wine. And, who knows, I may find a perfect dish too. Definitely Silver.

Santa Fe Prime Rib
Wolfgang C.

Atmosphere is great! Very classy and nice. Makes you feel like you are in a modern yet vintage restaurant. Food wasn't bad either! The app was okay, but my sandwich was at least fresh. We went for lunch and the server was pretty attentive. We didn't have the best attire for this place, but they still served us. We would definitely like to come back, enjoy the patio, and see what dinner is like.

Entrance
Bennett P.

After several days on vacation, I wanted a steak dinner. After going up on the Sandia Peak Tramway earlier, I looked for a local steakhouse in Albuquerque. Vintage 423 was recommended by the Google AI. I noticed a shaded upstairs outdoor bar. I learned it was open Fri-Sun. I sat near the bar. I was hoping to have some wine from New Mexican wineries, but only craft beers were available. I was by Ella on her first day out of training. I got a Vanilla Cherry Old Fashioned. Nice and strong. I added a Shrimp Cocktail. 4 large shrimp served on ice. Perfect. Next was the Baby Beetroot salad with a Smoked 46 cocktail. It was made with Maker Mark's bourbon, Auchuentoshan Three Wood Scotch, sweet vermouth, angostura bitters, luxardo cherry and smoked. A great drink. I opted for the 9oz Filet Mignon with fingerling potatoes and a glass of 2020 Austin Hope Cabernet Sauvignon. Excellent steak grilled perfectly and a sweet tasting smooth Cabernet.

Carbonara
Jann S.

We came to Vintage for lunch today. It had been a while since we had been there. My husband had the chicken sandwich and fries. My son had the pasta carbonara and I had the beef stroganoff. The chicken sandwich tasted fine but the multiple chicken pieces were a bit over fried. It was disappointing that it was not a single chicken breast. The fries were fine. The pasta carbonara tasted fine. The sauce was very thick and rich. My son said he liked it but I don't think he will get it again. I had the beef stroganoff. It was good. The pasta was soft but not mushy. The beef was great. It was tender and flavorful. We also had dessert. My son had the banana pannacotta. It was good but just an average banana pudding. My husband had the apple pie. It was good. I had the Mille fuelle. It was disappointing. It was layers of phyllo with cream and white & dark chocolate according to the menu. There was no dark chocolate and it was very sweet. The service was good, a little slow but friendly. Overall we had a mixed experience with the food and of course it's expensive. You can be the judge if it's worth it.

Double Casamigos Reposado Neat
Cory G.

To be honest, I felt the restaurant was extremely basic. The menu was very simple and lacked originality. There wasn't 1 specialty that would really make this place worth coming back for. The service was extremely slow despite the restaurant being really slow, but the ambiance seemed ok. For the price, it's really not worth it in my opinion.

Couldn't keep myself from taking a bite of Key Lime pie.
Robert K.

Food was excellent, decor and ambiance quite good, a little noisy but it's Friday night. Service was top tier from the waitress and busser. Had the tasty beef stroganoff and key lime pie. The pie was very good with a good chewy crust and sour enough filling to make the sweet pop. Only loss of the star was the fact that their dress code is completely ignored. I went out of my way for the upscale place partly because of the dress code yet next to me is a guy in a sports track suit and a baseball cap on backwards. Either don't have a dress code or enforce it.

Salmon Caesar salad

Server was kind but didn't check on us too much it took quite a long time to get waters, drinks and food. (It was a holiday so understand that had an effect on this, but it was pretty empty). Cute ambiance, cute vibes. Food was less than 2 stars for sure. Nachos were shredded cheese melted on chips with a teaspoon of meat. didn't prefer the artichoke dip and dry chicken. Salmon was good tho, perfectly cooked and good crispy skin without being dry. Probs would not return

The wine rack.
Laura B.

Our waitress Eleanor was exceptional and really added to the enjoyment of our meal. The ambiance here is great. The food... not impressed, except for the crème brûlée. The zucchini fritters were okay, but the sauce greatly improved their flavor. The grilled shihitos peppers with soy sauce was plentiful and tasty. The linguine carbonara was really dense and heavy and hard to make it through the plate of it. Saved space for dessert. My dinner partner had surf and turf with a huge lobster tail and a small chunk of steak. The square of cheesy potatoes was overcooked and over spiced. The asparagus was fine. The cocktails were well prepared , but pricy like everything in this place. Dinner for 2 was almost $250, and I did not even have a cocktail, just iced tea. Now I can check this place off my list of restaurants to eat in in Albuquerque. We will probably spend our money elsewhere next time.

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Lobby / reception.
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4.1
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Caramelized Grilled Sea Scallops served with broccolini and mascarpone risotto.
Caramelized Grilled Sea Scallops served with broccolini and mascarpone risotto.
Cedar Plank-roasted Salmon with seasonal vegetables, marble potatoes and dill-mustard sauce
Cedar Plank-roasted Salmon with seasonal vegetables, marble potatoes and dill-mustard sauce
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Vintage 423 - newamerican - Updated July 2026

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