Left Turn Distilling, Craft Cocktails & Spirits.

Tucked away in Nob Hill, Soo Bak Seoul Bowl serves up stellar Korean bibimbap and fusion dishes in a chill, industrial space that prioritizes flavor over decor.

Nestled in a vintage pharmacy, this vibrant eatery serves up delicious hand-rolled tortillas and tasty New Mexican dishes in a cozy, eclectic setting.

Unpretentious joint offering creative American comfort eats in a hip space with outdoor seating.

Art-filled hotel offering rooms with Native American-themed decor, plus a New Mexican restaurant. This arty hotel off Interstate 25 is 1 mile from Cliff’s Amusement Park and 8 miles from Old Town Albuquerque. The rooms and suites blend contemporary decor with Native American-inspired accents. All units come with balconies, coffeemakers and free Wi-Fi; a suite with a kitchenette is also available. Some rooms feature installations by Native American artists. Amenities include a fitness center, an indoor/outdoor pool and a lobby bar, and a restaurant serving New Mexican cuisine offers complimentary continental breakfast. Parking and seasonal walking tours of Old Town are free, and an outdoor teepee can be reserved as a hookah lounge.

Cajun-style seafood, pastas & comfort fare served in a dark wood eatery with a full bar.

No-frills, old-school take-out spot known for unfussy burgers, chili cheese dogs, fries & shakes.

This cozy café, a staple since 1963, offers incredible New Mexican delights like their legendary red chile, guaranteeing a warm, homey vibe with every bite.

Understated restaurant offering traditional tacos & tamales, plus comfort food stews.

Local history museum featuring maps, photos & crafts depicting the history of Albuquerque.

Nestled near Old Town Albuquerque, Hotel Chaco combines chic design and comfort with a vibrant rooftop restaurant and stunning mountain views.