Tapas Restaurants in Albuquerque, NM

“I love Jackie and Ian, they are both great bartenders. Interesting and wide knowledge and selection of spirits and cocktail crafting, delicious shareable plates, and a great playlist. Nice cozy spot for drinks and an upscale snack, and it gets pretty lively on the weekends! There was a DJ last time I was there that really got the crowd going“

“I highly recommend a superb dining experience at Triana Restaurant! The menu is fun, extensive and diverse, offering a broad range of tapas with exciting and unique tastes. The food arrives fresh to your table with stunning presentation and absolutely perfect combinations of tasteful delight. Ben the front area manager, and the serving staff take great pleasure in making this dining experience the best of the best! Don't miss out on this gem of a dining experience. We will be certain to return often!“

“We enjoyed everything about this place. Their Spanish sandwiches were flavorful and not dry. The portions are of good size and very filling. The service was great and friendly: the young lady at the counter was very pleasant and outgoing. They customized my fries for me, since I explained that I couldn't handle spicy ones.

It is on a pricier end of the spectrum but then again all restaurants at this food court are. It is a hipster-frequented area, after all LOL.“

“The staff here make this place for me. I'm often eating here due to time restrictions, but the friendliness and helpful attitudes here really make it an excellent option.

Vegetarian options: The best options of any restaurant I've been to. They are VERY forward thinking about dietary restrictions and options.

Dietary restrictions: The best options of any restaurant I've been to. They are VERY forward thinking about dietary restrictions and options.

Parking: The lot is shared with the people working in the area and you'll often have to park far and hike.

Kid-friendliness: Kids would probably be fine here, but aren't normally expected due to the location.

Wheelchair accessibility: Excellent accommodations, though often full.“

“Ok here's the deal. This bar is IN the Whole Foods. Or, like, right next to it. It was closed over COVID but it has been back open as normal for long time now. It disappeared from Maps but I hope you all find it!Sandia Saloon has got a super chill vibe and good taps. They also have wine and some premade mixes drinks. They serve some hot food that probably comes from the deli kitchen, but you can also buy anything from the store and eat it at the bar.When the weather is nice, they open the garage door and there's a large outside patio that's great. The bartenders are all chill and really nice, it might be kind of a sweetheart gig. This is the perfect spot to grab 2 beers and a burger on the way home from work.Don't let the uncertain setup discourage you. Just go into whole foods and walk left, it's a legit bar. Check it out!“

“Loved the food and atmosphere. The music is great. Little slow with service.“

“Love this place great food and drinks I go every chance I get“

“I would highly recommend this place to any foodie. My husband took me on a date and we sat inside. It has a very industrial feel, so to be more romantic I would recommend to sit outside. The food at this restaurant is exquisite. we ordered the seafood paella and duck. I wish I could have ordered 3 more plates of duck. It was small but savory, rich and decadent. The small paella was enough to feed a small family. I would definitely go back and order the same thing!“