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Loved the Prickly Pear margarita! My food was wonderful I had the Navajo Taco plate. I chose the beef and red sauce. It was delicious. This is not a corn tortilla taco. The lettuce, tomato, cheese, beef and sauce are served on a piece a puffy fried bread. It was delicious. I will definitely eat he
Handicap friendly, great people and food. 'Post Covid, June 15 and there were plenty of tables - no wait.
Took mom and dad out to eat and its not easy with Pops with the whole dignity thing, being in a chair and all. We took parking around and behind the building so he didn't have to worry about p
The service was quick even though it was lunch rush. I ordered a Dr. Pepper and shared the La Placita's Original Old Town Special with my mom. Both were good. We sat on the patio which had an equal amount of shade and sun. The bathrooms were clean with multiple stalls. They did not charge extra for
Good chips and salsa. The service was good and I recommend the nachos. Fresh ingredients. The nacho plate could have been bigger, all my chips were falling off but I understand the round plate may be for portion control.
This is one of my favorite Albuquerque restaurants, first came here as a child in early 1970's and never forgot the wonderful Southwest ambiance and charm of this establishment. The restaurant is located in a rustic 300-year old stucco building, and each dining room exudes Southwest history and cult
I forgot to make a review, for your restaurant, after my road trip to Mo and Ill, from Pasadena, Calif, last October. I really, really enjoyed my lunch at the Patio area, where the huge tree grow, indoor. I love it! Being there for 50+ years. Back in the 60's and 70's, my whole family stopped by
It's as authentic as it comes. Forgot what I had but it was delicious! HUGE portions. Totally shareable.
Delicious, authentic food with lots of flavor. Even the rice and beans had tons of flavor! Atmosphere was great, and you could tell there is lots of history at this restaurant. Service was excellent as well, the staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the history.
Great prices. Big portions of food. Happy hour Monday to Friday 5 till 7 for $3.50 drafts and $5 margaritas. Spicy Spicy salsa. 2 meals split between 2 people still too much to eat. Highly recommend.
Great service.Navajo Taco plate with green sauce on Native American Indian bread. Delicious. Love the history the hostess told us about. The building itself is historic and the stairs in the room next to front entrance was requested by the daughter to walk down on her wedding day. The woodwork on th
Stopped here for dinner during an overnite stay in Albuquerque and this place did not dissapoint at all. Food was superb - authentic and exceptional quality. The setting of this restaurant is awesome, originally a Hacienda built in early 1700's. Very relaxing atmosphere. Can't leave out the great s
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