Ana's Kitchen
$ • MexicanAbout Ana's Kitchen
Customers' Favorites
Triple Decker Sandwich and Fries
Scrumptious Chili Rellenos
Crispy Chile Rellenos
Huevos A la Mexicana
Carne Adovada Plate
Breakfast Burrito
Combination Plate
Enchilada Plate
Taco Plate
Hamburger
Ana's Kitchen Reviews
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Great place for authentic food. Went there to visit based on recommendations from our Ballon pilot. Food was absolutely the best. I had the western omelet. Others has the enchiladas. Tortillas were made fresh, guacamole was made fresh, everything tasted wonderful. Ana was super friendly and polite, made sure we were take care of. Would absolutely go back again, definitely recommended to eat there when you are in town.
This establishment is a delightful discovery, offering both excellent service and delicious food
Best place if you looking for a good meal that doesn't cost an arm and a leg just to eat good
Hours
| Monday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 3PM |
Ana's Kitchen is a cozy and welcoming restaurant in Albuquerque, NM, offering delicious and wholesome homemade meals. With reasonable prices and generous portions, it has become a favorite among the local community. The service is always great and family-friendly, especially when the owner is working. The whole atmosphere and environment remind customers of their grandmother's kitchen. The food, especially the breakfast menu, is consistently praised as excellent and very tasty, providing an extremely different experience from a traditional restaurant. The place looks small from the outside but is nice and roomy once you go in. There is enough parking space in the side and back yard, and the dirt lot is smooth and large. Overall, Ana's Kitchen offers a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere and delicious homemade meals. Visitors often highlight the flavorful, homemade food, including chicken enchiladas, pozole, stuffed sopapilla, and chips with salsa and guacamole. The staff, a friendly mother and daughter duo, provides quick and attentive service. Many customers mention that the breakfast food is very good, reminding them of home-cooked meals from their mothers. The prices are very inexpensive, and portions are large. Despite some comments about the coffee not being very strong, guests agree that the overall experience is worth five stars and recommend this charming little spot for anyone looking for a cozy, delicious meal in Albuquerque.