Loyola's

So glad Loyola's was recommended. This is my first time visiting, but will not be my last. We ordered the stuffed sopaipilla and cheese enchiladas with eggs on top. The food came out quickly and it was delicious. The green Chile was hot and tasted great. I can't wait to go back and ordered more delicious food. Great job Loyola's

Such a lovely place for breakfast! Great service, great food, Shannon the server is lovely. Please note at least one of these one star reviews is absolute nonsense, she wanted free food when she ordered the wrong thing and was abusive to the staff. They treated her with incredible professionalism. We will be back (and are glad she won't be)

Tried this wonderful spot for the first time recently and it was perfect. Ordered their chicken enchiladas on special. Excellente 💚❤️ Had me feeling like Bourdain up in here.

Food was so good. Our server was so nice and patient and I love the diner look and feel. One of our new favorite spots.

Authentic New Mexican cuisine in a welcoming, local setting. The food was delicious, and the friendly staff made the experience even better. Highly recommend.

It has been quite a while since I have been here, mostly bc my schedule doesn’t mesh with their’s. I am so glad it worked out today! From the minute you walk in you are warmly greeted and sat. The food and service was fantastic and this place is the cleanest restaurant I’ve seen in a very long time. Even the emergency lights and dusted and clean. A great experience all the way around!

Really good pancake breakfast, fast and friendly service. Good coffee, excellent pancakes, warm syrup and crispy bacon. It was cool to visit an iconic Breaking Bad film location. Surprisingly, there was no reference to this in the restaurant. Recommended.

Me and my girlfriend have been going to Loyolas for the last five years. One of the best breakfast spots in Albuquerque. Top-notch friendly service. True New Mexican breakfast. Ownership is extremely sweet. five stars hands-down.

Our Saturday breakfast spot! I always order the same thing, ham and cheese omelet with hashbrowns, tortilla, and peach or raspberry iced tea. I just love it so much that I can't get off of this choice! My friends always get the huevos rancheros or the carne adovada, we are just creatures of habit! This place is just a traditional diner and busy all morning long! Service is super-fast and friendly!

While driving through New Mexico on our Route 66 trip we read in our guide book that Loyola's Family Restaurant was a great place to eat, so we gave it a try and were glad we did. When we walked in we were immediately greeted and seated. I ordered Super Breakfast Burrito and my wife ordered the Mexican Breakfast both came with red and green sauce. We also ordered 4 Sopapillas. Everything was great and we also had a great waiter. The place was immaculately clean even the bathrooms. One other bonus this restaurant was used in several films and the series Breaking Bad. There were several photos on the wall of actors who had been inside the building filming. This was a great place to visit. We will definitely be back.

This old standard restaurant has the best red chile! I love the red chile chicharron burrito. The wait staff is always very pleasant and efficient.

Great food and waitress are very quick and nice. Once you seat down they right away acknowledge you and assist. I will definitely keep going back great place to eat no regrets.

It's another Breaking Bad/ Better Call Saul location. We came on a Wednesday at 8:30 am, plenty of parking and we had the pick of the place if we wanted to sit in the "Better Call Saul" booth. The restaurant is known for their pozole (according to an article posted on the cashier booth) yet everyone seems to get the breakfast burrito, Christmas style. As much as I was craving pozole, I went with the breakfast burrito, bacon, Christmas style. Stephen went with the same but with chorizo. The waitress said the green chili can be a bit spicy, and she was right. It doesn't hit you until you're chewing, and then you feel the heat. I mixed the green and red to cool it down. It's still delicious, but I swear my tastebuds are still tingling. The burrito filled me up until dinner... no lunch for me.

A local Albuquerque institution that's an amazing modest diner. I've been here a few times and it's always been good. The staff is friendly and quick. The appearance of the place is a modest diner. Definitely check this place out if you're looking for New Mexican food, affordable prices, and a piece of Albuquerque history.

Food is home made diner food with New Mexican flavor. They are open for breakfast and lunch. Staff is friendly and quick with service since as the building does not have many tables each server can spend time with the customer. If you want an authentic New Mexican breakfast try Loyolas.

Service was fantastic, and the food was quick to come out even though they were busy. We shared the super burrito with red chili. The red chili is one of the best in Albuquerque!

We haven't been here in a while. We both had huevos Rancheros with green chile (one on the side). They are so fast at getting your food out hot and fresh. Quality is so consistent. Staff is always friendly. Love feeling at home with home cooked food. If you haven't tried this local gem, it's a must!

We had a great breakfast here with the family last week. The food was great and came out quickly. The service was friendly and great. And if you're a Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul fan, it's fun to get to see one of the places they did production at for the shows. We had a cozy booth and loved the old school diner feel. Definitely go check it out!

So, you have to go to Loyola's when visitors come in to Albuquerque... ya know, cuz of Breaking Bad. Anyway, good food, reasonable prices, big portions and nice service. Breakfast Burrito with red and green sauces (Christmas style) seems to be a favorite.

This local diner is a goldmine of flavor and green and red chili delight. I wanted a green chili omelet n with sausage and a cup of pozole. The waitress said almost anything was already on the menu. She was right. It was called the cactus omelet. The breakfast plate came with toast and potatoes and was more food than most people will be able to eat. But I must say get a cup of the pozole with green or red chili's or both. It was exactly what I wanted on a cold day on February. Great for breakfast and Brunch the are open only til 2pm weekdays see photos for hours. The staff here are on top of it. Thanks for an amazing brunch in Albuquerque. If you want to feel like your at home or at friends house try a meal at Loyola's.

Expensive! A beef burrito a-la-cart = $15.99 that's it, no beans, no rice, no egg, nothing... just a burrito with beef and green chili.

Great locals spot on ROUTE 66. Old school feel with lots of variety on the menu. I got Loyola's Special - 3 egg omelette filled with seasoned ground beef. The beef was delicious. I'm also a big fan of hot, hot coffee and lots of refills. The server did a great job. Next time, I'll try the Mexican omelet or Sarah's special. I'm might look around a little more too. Apparently, this restaurant was used several times as a filming location for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

Don't think I have been at Loyola's in thirty years. It was delicious. Mini hievos rancheros was perfect. Egg done the way I like it. Their potatoes are homemade & to die for. Green chili and red chili authentic. Burrito was good. Spinach omlet terrific as well. Plenty to choose from on the menu. Clean as well. Our server was attentive and thorough. Kept the coffee coming without us asking. It was a pleasure. Will go have breakfast there again.

Ate here twice! We were in town for the ballon festival and stayed nearby. Loved the food, service and value. We had the cinnamon roll, which was so delicious! We also had basic eggs and an omelette but smothered in a very tasty green chili. We had a different server each day and both were friendly and efficient. Definitely coming back if in the area. (Note, they are closed on Sundays & Monday's)

Oh my goodness what a fine breakfast we enjoyed! The kindest staff, a large and cozy open space, and fantastic menu. I still lament passing on a fat slice of the lush chocolate cake!

Uber clean, quick full staff. VERY NM menu. Closes after lunch ( a NM tradition). Delicious food. Stuffed sopaipillas!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOYOLAS. i came for breaking bad/better call Saul, but i stayed for the food. Me and my boyfriend come to this place every time we get a chance The chorizo is actually so freaking good. And that's saying something because no one in abq knows how to make chorizo. Literally anything you order will be good. I personally recommend The Usual or the Steak and Eggs but man. you're set with anything. the peach tea is sooooo fresh , no artificial stuff. you'll be happy here !

Man oh man, I just adore Loyola's!! Delicious food, attentive service, an authentic diner ambiance...consistently great. After seeing it on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, I made sure to visit this place on my travel to ABQ. Such a great choice, it was better than I expected. The first time I went was during the pride parade. It wasn't as busy as I had expected and the service was great. Angela consistently refilled my iced tea and made sure I was attended to. I got the chimichanga plate, which was delicious! The two sopapillas were freshly made, warm, and just the right amount of thickness. I ordered the chimichanga christmas style, and found the red to be a little too spicy personally (my spice tolerance is medium) but both chiles had great flavor. The second time I got Sarah's Special and coffee. Again, both were great. Really love their green chile. That being said, Loyola's isn't necessarily cheap for ABQ but is definitely worth the price. Can't wait for the next time I dine here!!

Our # 1 stop! We have been dining at Layola's for decades. The food is consistently good, service is very good and kind people. Every dish made with love!!

Decided to check this place out for breakfast while looking for the breaking bad restaurants. It was super crowded, which is always a good sign! The staff was friendly and served me quickly despite the rush. I got a mini Huevos rancheros! It was my first time having that meal, and it was delicious! The red sauce was the perfect mild, and the home fries were amazing. Definitely going here often when I move here.

The service was excellent and the food was very good, I had the Menudo it was a little spicy but it had a lot of flavor. My wife had the French toast and my daughter had an omelette like usual but food was great and the speed of the food to come out of the kitchen was great.

Loyola's is a beloved neighborhood diner located in a part of East Nob Hill that feels preserved in time. Private lot with many spots, and abundant street parking as well. They open at 5:00 AM, so early birds are welcome. On my first visit, I had the carne adovada and eggs. The carne was soft and flavorful; the eggs, over medium, like I requested. Beans and potatoes filled the plate, and I ate every bite. Absolutely delicious. Today I returned with my girlfriend for brunch. We shared a couple of plates, both of which were good, though not at the same pinnacle as my first encounter. The breakfast burrito seemed a bit haphazard, with the eggs at one end and potatoes at the other. Like much of the menu, it's also a couple bucks more expensive than it should be. The Loyola's special omelette was big, but greasy. The potatoes were oily, as was the ground beef inside the omelette. And yet, the chile is so good here, I can't get upset. They offer it in bulk as well, perfect for family events, birthday parties, etc. The service is also fast and attentive here. I'll definitely be back.

The hostess was very rude and disrespectful. We understood the place was full and we would need to wait a minute to have a table for seven. The hostess/cashier then came up and told us that we would have to be split up across from each other. As we waited for the rest of our party to show up so that we could decide how we would split up, we were told we had to sit down at the tables or they would give them away or we could just leave. So, that's exactly what we did. We highly recommend Los Cuates!

Great diner experience in Albuquerque! I'm from out of town and Fran made me feel like I was home. Great ambiance and staff - it's nice to see the regulars chatting it up with the waitresses. I couldn't recommend this place any more!

This place was AMAZING. We had a short wait which is always a good sign. As a vegetarian, I was warned that the Chiles both had meat from our lovely server who pointed us both in the right direction on what to get. Great food, awesome service, nut allergy safe!

Loyola's is a classic 'round here. Back in the late 80s early 90s we knew it as Loyola's Cactus Flower, and the stuffed sopapillas were a staple for me. The breakfast give me all the down to earth diner feels, and the chile was fantastic this morning!! (the waitress gave us multiple warnings about how hot the green was, and it truly was, but oh so flavorful). Their papas hit the spot, just like my mother in law makes them. The service was prompt, and we had a blast chatting about iconic scenes from Breaking Bad and Better Saul Call where this location was used to film. I'm really happy to see this place thriving.

If anyone's coughing coming out of here it's because the Chile is hot. Today on the recommendation of Angela, I ordered the Mexican pizza, "Christmas" - red and green Chile - with pinto beans. It was delicious, the sopapilla was warm and fluffy, just a nice texture. I had a great time. I know it's changed since the last time I dined in. I did bring a mask with me but eventually took it off to eat. They are cleaning all menus, seating and tabletops between customers. The place was already clean well before covid, and now the staff merely hold the same high standards as before.

Any Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul fan, needs to visit this place. The place is old school and the food is great. Good spice. Service was lovely. Why only 3 stars? The woman who works as host and cashier is a hot mess. Shouldn't have to wait 7 minutes in the middle of the dinning room with servers and customers bumping past, to pay my check. This system needs to be updated. She needs to be trained to say, "Please, Thank you, and You're welcome" I don't care how busy you are, you are in the hospitably business. Show it.

Great diner in Albuquerque, nice history with Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. The wait staff are great and so is the food!

Absolutely delish! Everything on the menu! Had cheese enchiladas this time! OMG so good

My wife and I recently tried loyolas Restaurant we found the food to be excellent the service outstanding. Our our waitress Joy did a great job educating us on the history of the place and the menu. Checked on us often made us feel like one of the regulars. Which the place was full of. Thank you Joy for a wonderful experience will be back. Pat and Reba

I would never go back to this place. The owner is very angry, and mean! She will not tolerate any complaint and will tell you to leave. Very unprofessional. She needs to retire. She is old and mean!

I can eat almost anything repeatedly over and over again. I know the most of us usually like to spread things out a bit, yes, I admit, that's the norm. I would have no problem eating New Mexican back to back, hell even three days in a row would appease me! I was brought along for yet another lunch outing with some of the work fam. Someone had already made the choice for Loyola's since last week. Some of you may or may not know, and may or may not care either, but Loyola's was used to film a scene for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul as well. You can tell they have been around for a while and they have their loyal patrons, regardless of the shows. The place was jam packed upon our arrival, luckily we were able to seize a table for six! Yay! They weren't kidding when they said this is a favorite place of the locals. After eating there I can see why too! We had to wait a few minutes for the last two of our party to arrive so we scanned the menu. It was filled with plenty of delicious things. Including my favorite, SPAM! As enticing as that was, I still struggled with making a decision. The omelettes were actually intriguing me too, I almost even give them any consideration. Once I saw the pigs in a blanket, it was over. That is what I ordered. We also got a side of SPAM! Boy was I excited! Our food was out in no time flat. Now sometimes that can be a bit worrisome. Is it fresh? Was it made poorly? Not to worry, everything was fresh and tasty too! Three orders of Huevos Rancheros made it to our table along with a sopapilla burger and a relleno plate. They food was great! All of us members of the clean plate club. The red chile was tasty too. (I got a side for my pigs n a blanket, who needs syrup!) I like the way they used the breakfast sausage instead if the sausage links too. If you're looking for a good place for breakfast, come to Loyola's. I'll give you my review on the taco's and burritos next time. Don't forget the sopas. They're perfect and airy like they should be! Yarm!

Amazing Food, Amazing Service, and Amazing Chili!!! Glad that you are back and we will be back soon.

I visited this restaurant recently because I was craving a giant cinnamon roll. They have a special of $4.99 for coffee and cinnamon roll. Being from the Midwest, I couldn't pass that up. The cinnamon roll was airy and dripping with frosting. It was delicious! The service was quick, and it hit the spot. Most people come here for the New Mexican cuisine, however. There seems to be a lot of regulars. The stranger next to me looked to be eating some authentic menudo soup for breakfast. I should also mention that this venue has been made famous on the TV show Better Call Saul. So there's that reason to visit, too. Overall I think this place has pretty goo food with decent prices (except that a single egg costs $2.50!!) and I will continue to stop by now and then.

Huge disappointment for our first stop in ABQ for breakfast. I was expecting some awesome food for a 4 star establishment but what we got was some pretty sad buiscuits and gravy and ham cheese omelette. My buiscuits were mostly crumbled up in this vat of bland gravy. And the buiscuits that were kinda whole still were dry and gritty almost. The only good part about the plate were the chunks of meat in it. My husbands ham cheese omelette was the oddest version of omelette we've ever seen. It came out looking like a pancake and the ham was basically underneath. Was this the first time they ever made an omelette?? It was his bday weekend and he wanted a nice breakfast diner setting which it was. Great friendly staff and booth tables. But food needs much improvement for breakfast. We both ordered coffee which apparently was 3$ each. So our bill came up to about 25$. What a rip off.

Finally stopped by, it is excellent. Very crowded and busy as you would expect on a Saturday afternoon, but well worth it l, even if you don't like Jimmy and the boys.

I had breakfast here with my son this past weekend. The staff was very friendly and courteous. We both had ham and eggs. It was very good and the coffee was great as well. We were both very impressed with how fast it took to get our order. They also came by several times to see if we needed more coffee. Highly recommended.

Fabulous diner and delicious food! Ate here because if you're a fan of Better Call Saul or Breaking Bad you know it is Mike's place. (We also sat in what might have been his booth). Our waitress was super friendly and helpful. Love the diner vibe and the authentic diner experience. Bonus if you're a fan of Saul or Breaking Bad.

New Mexico pizza with green chilie is awesome! We get them for the whole shop every couple weeks. SO GOOD!

This is another restaurant we've been wanting to try for a while now. I'm glad we finally did so we can add it to our rotation! We went on Sunday around 1:00 pm. It was pretty busy, but there were some open tables. Parking was convenient. They offer daily rotating specials, and the menu options made it difficult to decide: it all looked so good! This was probably the best service I've experienced in my three years in Albuquerque, Loyola's ain't messing around! And our food came out super fresh about five minutes after placing our order! They also offer a stamp card: get a stamp for every meal purchased and the 11th meal is free. Zero complaints from us: we'll definitely be back to try the lunch menu soon!

I'll be honest. The only thing that drew me to this place was the fact that it was frequently featured in breaking bad as Mike's favorite place to eat. It was really cool checking out the restaurant and reliving the scenes in my head. They have a lot of autographed memorabilia hung on the walls. The food was decent. I mean it wasn't the best that I've had, but it wasn't the worst either. I had a breakfast burrito with christmas. It was pretty large and filling. However, it was a bit "greasy spoon-ish" sloppy. I got coaxed into trying the pie by my recollection from the TV show of the pie being good. I had a slice of coconut cream pie and it was actually really good. The service here was awesome. They were quick to attend to me and constantly checked up on me. I give this place 3 stars for the food, but the service and appeal for breaking bad fans bumps it up a notch. Definitely recommend this place for those BB fans out there.

Good food, however the Cashier was critiquing my wife's clothing and nails. Kind of unprofessional and embarrassing on her part.

I have only been here two times and can't get myself to order something else! The huevos rancheros is so good and so comforting. Honestly, if food can hug you, hold you, and wrap a blanket around you on a cold day, huevos rancheros would be that hero. The green and red sauce are pretty spicy. If I could rate their spiciness on a scale of 1-10, it would be 7.5 The coffee is so good too! Slightly roasty and not too bitter. I'm told by staff that they get a lot of compliments on the coffee. I love this local gem. I will be back and will TRY to order something else

With travel restrictions lifted in New Mexico, I made my way out to ABQ for one of my semi-annual visits. Service is always top notch, and always friendly. Says a lot when I see the same staff on every visit. Went for the Cheese Enchilada Plate this time, topped with Red. Their Green is also excellent, but I usually wanted Red this time. Outstanding flavor, as always, on both visits. Also love the Sopaipillas that accompany the plate. Always a favorite in ABQ

Went there quite a while back with a coupon that said invalid for steak (diners) Specifically asked the waitress if it we could use it for breakfast steak and eggs. She said yes we could. Went to pay and was told it was no good. Told them what the waitress said and waitress even agreed yet they refused to honor it. Haven't been back since. Like Sam Walton supposedly said if you lose 1 customer you don't lose just today's sale you lose all their future sales.

I absolutely love this place! Great food served in a cozy atmosphere by excellent and attentive staff makes every visit a treasure. The main cuisine is well prepared Mexican (Northern New Mexican) food with a wonderful homemade nostalgic flavor. Their Carne Adovada is superb, the chili is bright and flavorful, breakfast burritos spiced just right and enchiladas rival my own dear sainted mother's. The staff are friendly, efficient and knowledgeable. I'm always more than happy with the service. The prices are well worth what you get. If you really love Mexican food then don't miss this place.