Sawmill Market

My wife and I happened to walk into this place by chance, and it felt like we had stumbled upon one of the trendiest spots in New Mexico. You can enjoy a variety of unique dishes along with casual beer and wine, making it a perfect place to hang out with friends or have a fun time with your partner. We had a great time together, and the truffle pasta we ordered was absolutely delicious — definitely something we plan to get again on our next visit!

We had a great overall lunch experience! I really enjoyed the lively and welcoming vibe of the place. My family and I ordered from three different food stalls, the Green Chile Pasta, Chicken Pesto Pizza, and Chicken Mole Tacos were all flavorful and satisfying. For dessert, we treated ourselves to Dip Cream from Palermo Cream, a definite highlight! I had coffee-flavored ice cream with a chocolate dip and almonds, and it was absolutely delicious. A fun spot with a great variety of food, we’ll be coming back for sure!

Great place to eat and hang out, the only thing is just like so many other things these days it is insanely expensive. The selection is great, the environment is lovely and the people are pleasant. I would love to be able to visit this place and dine here often but it is very pricey which is why I only gave it 4 stars. Everything else was great.

After checking out Albuquerque Old Town, I was pleasantly surprised to discover Sawmill Market. It offered a completely different vibe - a clean, modern food hall showcasing a wide range of diverse cuisines. I was traveling solo, so I could only try a few things. Ordered six jumbo wings from Outlaw Chicken, they were some of the best I’d ever had, well-seasoned and juicy. Highly recommend! Whether you're just passing through New Mexico liked I was or you're a local, this place was a must-visit!

This was a cool place. The options are good. There are so many choices of food and drinks. The patio was dog friendly!!!! I will be coming back for sure. I would highly recommend this place. They are pet friendly A+ for that!!!!! Thank you for the good times.

We had such a great time at Sawmill! There were so many restaurants and choices, it was hard to decide. So, we got smaller menu items from about 5 different places. Every item was delicious. As vegetarians, we were delighted with our food. I'm from out of town, but would frequent Sawmill regularly if I could.

A great assortment of foods to choose in this cool place; from tapas, French pastries, Mexican, Mediterranean, etc. Loved the Burnt Basque Cheesecake "Tarta de Queso Vasca" and Tortilla Española at the Tapas bar.

Great atmosphere, I went during happy hour and it was hopping. The food is like food truck style but offers a huge variety and everything from a candy shop to desserts, including ice cream and a juice bar. I got the chicken and waffles, a s’mores cupcake and a smoothie. Overall a great experience.

To have this place located steps away from my hotel (Chaco) was such a treat and I stopped in 2-3 times per day, starting off with coffee from the delightful Little Bear. One evening I had vegan pizza from Hawt Pizza and another night I had Mediterranean food from Meso Grill. There's truly something for everyone here, poke bowls, pho, a botanical bar, a rosé bar, New Mexican food... I love the variety and it's the perfect place to go with your friends when you all have different tastes or dietary restrictions. There's also plenty of seating, both inside and on the front and back patios. I loved sitting outside in the evening, when the weather was not too hot. While it's more bustling in the evenings with families and groups of friends, I felt perfectly comfortable sitting by myself with my laptop. Another thing I noticed is that literally every staff person here is so incredibly nice and welcoming. Tables are all bussed immediately if people leave their stuff behind. I feel like I might always choose to stay across the street because I'll always be have access to quality food and drink at Sawmill!

Located in Old Town Albuquerque area-this large beautiful building has parking on the street & both sides of the building. It has a great area for quick pick up orders also. With various seating areas and styles to multiple seating outdoors as well, this is a great meet up spot for friends and groups. We sat right in the middle as I loved the booth with the wood stump seat and wanted to be right in the middle of everything to people watch, see what restaurants, bars, desserts were busiest. It was a bit loud and a family sat in the bar seating behind our table so we had to be on good behavior. Just to say this is not really a private and intimate kind of place and more of social gathering. I loved all of the different kinds of spaces. When walking around you really have to check every nook and cranny to make sure you see all the market has to offer. We were there Friday night and noticed that some of the places do start selling out or closing before the 10pm closing time so make sure to plan for adequate time. Yummy eats! Tapas and homemade sangrias, paella, wood fired pizza, waffles and chicken or sweets, European pastries, hamburgers with local meats, Philly dips and tots, NM cuisine, fresh artisan pastas with seasonal changes, Vietnamese, açaí bowls, Mexican street tacos, paletas, elote, churros, Mediterranean, incredible Turkish delights, baklava, poke bowls, taiyaki ice cream, pastries, fish and chips, cool cocktails, crisp rose, margaritas, and beers....there is literally something for everyone. We brought our 16 year old son and he loved the whole concept. He said more places like this should open up. Great stop for locals and for out of towners. By the way.....we had Hawt Pizza Co., Churro & Corn, and Frenchie's Dips and Tots. Take a look at my reviews to see more about the food. They were all great though.

Best French dip I've ever had -- including Philippe the Original in DTLA. Shoutout to the beer hall as well - staff recommended some great local beers.

Our first stop after landing in ABQ! This is a must if you're in Albuquerque! The food hall is huge and has so many great choices! I recommend the pizza and fish and chips place. The parking is pretty easy. A total must stop so you can try all the good eats here!!!

Experience the tacos stand inside Sawmill Market. Just a small order only restaurant. Seating is within the market place itself. Has variety of tacos to choose from. The taco seen small and very salty. Ordered 2 of each carnitas, carne asada, cochinita pibil. All 3 were very salty. Service was only from ordering.

This food court is a next level. As I was Albuquerque for a few days over the Memorial Day weekend, I couldn't stop thinking about my rapidly growing home city (Denver to be exact) that could utilize such a vast food hall to serve the growing population. I first walked around the entire place to see what it had. Spanish, Italian, British, Mexican, Japanese, Vietnamese, I mean you name it. If you want to eat a little bit from a few to several different restaurants you can do that as well. Let's not forget; there are more than a handful of places that offer sweets as well. Not to mention, a centralized bar and a few other places for alcohol which can enhance whatever meal you'll get. Seating is plenty both inside and outside. The patio space is quite nice where you'll be under an umbrella or something to be shielded from the sun. I went with Hiro Sushi thinking that I would get me a few items from them so I would later go to a different restaurant to get a few more things (as of this writing, I had just finished the three nigiris (salmon, yellowtail and tuna) and am still contemplating on getting more from a different restaurant. By the way, the nigiris were all solid. For a place like this, the quality of the fish was more than satisfactory. The female staff that assisted me at Hiro was quite friendly and welcoming. She said my food would be ready in 15 minutes and yet my buzzer buzzed way before that promised time. I applauded the promptness.) The only thing is that since this place is so huge, I am not sure if the staff are staying on top of cleaning the tables (one of the bar type seatings where I sat was clean but I later went to a different table where it had an outlet to charge my phone. The table was quite filthy.)

Best little market I've been too in a while! If you're visiting AlBQ, this is one place you have to check out. Went here twice for my trip because it was so convenient and had so many food options. I loved the outdoor area and that they had entertainment stuff every night. I wish I could go back and drive more food and drink vendors!

I'm surprised at how many vendors are in this wonderful indoor dining space. We ended up having Kulantro and I'm so thankful because it was exactly what my body was craving. The portions were generous, loaded with fresh veggies, authentic Vietnamese flavors. Seating is comfortable. The restrooms are nice but oddly only two hand dryers available for the women's restroom when there should be at least 4 hand dryers available. Private parking lot, free. Plenty of street parking nearby.

From coffee to pastries, pasta, pizza, and ice cream. Sawmill Market has endless, endless options for snacks, breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. You can buy a pickle and pair with some fresh lemonade or a Greek salad. That's what I love about Sawmill Market - there's something for everyone, all the time. Just go check it out, walk around and choose something!

WHAT AN AWESOME PLACE! This is a spacious, clean, diverse, and gorgeous food hall. We were stunned by the dozens of good options for food and drinks. They have ample indoor and outdoor seating. They have successfully curated a stunning, modern space to hold a lot of people!

Can't go wrong with a stop at the Sawmill! Something for everyone. Got there early, 11:30am-ish, so plenty of parking (lot got full when we left around 12:45). Weren't super hungry so walked around and checked out the different vendors. All the vendors were nice to greet & ask if we had any questions on their foods/drinks. Areas were nice and clean, lots of natural light and clean tables to choose from. Decided on a delicious crème brûlée croissant and a chai. Sat out back in the sun before it got too hot. In shade was nice too. Easy to find place to return tray & cup.

First time at the sawmill market, and it was great! The food was perfect, all of the staff at each restaurant were so nice. I hope to go back soon

We stopped in here after pondering where we should go for a Friday night that would not be busy. Here at the yard, it is very busy, but with the many options, we do not have to wait long to get our order in or to receive our food. This is a great place to people watch! They have an awesome variety of different locations within the building for dining options. We had the chicken and also the fish and chips. Both were outstanding! The staff is everywhere attending to various jobs but not in a way and all are super friendly! The scene is very chill and modern while relaxing all at the same time. Sitting outside was beneficial because it does get a bit loud inside with all the people. This is a great place with a number of different options that you should try.

Over the last year, I have visited Albuquerque twice, and during those two trips, I went to the Sawmill Market three times. Yes, that's right...more than one visit per trip to Albuquerque! That's because I absolutely loved my visits to a wonderful food hall with a bit of everything. With approximately 30 restaurants/vendors at the Sawmill Market, I enjoyed going to six of them over my three visits. The Sawmill Market is in the Sawmill District, which is home to wonderful hotels, restaurants, bars, shopping, live entertainment, and holistic wellness journeys. On my first visit, I enjoyed a flavored hard cider at Paxton's Taproom (it was ok), a cheeseburger and fries at Dr. Field Goods (delicious), and an Orange Dream at the Sweets Soda Fountain (delicious). On my second visit, I got pepperoni pizza from the Hawt Pizza Co. (delicious) and another Orange Dream at the Sweets Soda Fountain (delicious). On my third visit, I got a creamy lemon pasta at Tulipani Pasta (delicious), a Frose at The Rose Bar (not a fan, but then again, I should have known that as I'm not a Rose fan), and some candy from the Sweets Soda Fountain (to take home). The service at all six places was wonderful with free water stations around the floor. I was with work colleagues on all three visits. On the first visit, we reserved The Mill Room upstairs, which accommodates up to 100 people. Other reservable spaces include The Back Yard (outside) and The Flora Room (also upstairs). Our organization also arranged gift cards for each of us to use at however many restaurants we can go to within the amount of money on the gift card. You can order food online through https://www.sawmillmarket.com. Through the website, I learned that the Sawmill Market opens daily at 8 AM and stays open until 9 PM on Sundays through Thursdays and 10 PM on Fridays and Saturdays. They also host events such as football watch parties, family movie nights, and many holiday events. They also have a market-wide happy hour Mondays through Thursdays from 4-6 PM. Specials include discounted drinks and food items. This was certainly one of the highlights of my Albuquerque trips, and I look forward to going back to the Sawmill Market the next time I am in town.

Pros: fun vibes, lots of food options, $ not too bad, spacious, plenty of parking and seating. Cons: not sure if "the best" of every kind of food can be found here; however, it's more than decent the few things I tried here

Sawmill is THE place to go when you can't decide what to get for dinner. Just walk around this spacious dining hall and let the delicious vibes lead you to something! One of the best indoor outdoor places in ABQ with some excellent food options. I pretty much always get the Spanish Tapas, but everything is delicious and the service is fast!

Loved loved this! So so many choices and many seating areas! It was tough to choose what to try and enjoy. We tried pasta as well as a fabulous loaded noodle bowl! There are also free water stations throughout.

This place was so cool! It's filled with various vendors and restaraunts and everything looks so yummy. there's seating in the middle and you can buy food from anywhere inside. It was so colorful (I did go during Christmas time) and I found it really clean as well. It was a great pit spot before we flew out back home. I liked the pizza place and the ice cream place that had Ube ice cream.

The easiest way to describe this place is if you've ever visited any food hall containing multiple restaurants and shops you can easily see having pop-ups at festivals all within the comfort of a modernly designed and repurposed industrial space than you know what Sawmill Market is all about. The building design is incorporated well with the history of the building and area, telling a story easily found if one pays attention. The food ranges far from ramen to floral ice cream. A wine bar coincides nicely with a flower shop nearby. A large bar with multiple beers on tap stands adjacently to a large open space where merchandise and knick-knacks can be purchased whilst seated. An upstairs loft seating area can be utilized and all of this within large windowed walls to let in as much of the New Mexico sunshine as possible. The use of those flat, buzzing pagers are used by almost every restaurant to alert you when your food is ready. When it comes to service, it feels like all the vendors are eager to share their passions with you. All in all, I appreciated the design and ease of walking around an area meant for large crowds. Seating wasn't hard to find, even for a party of 5. The variety of shops and food was pleasant, and how can you not appreciate a well air conditioned place in New Mexico. This is an easy place to visit for time with friends and food if you're in the area.

All the places here looked amazing. We tried 2 places and can't wait to go back and try others. The food was delicious. The aesthetics are so cute and welcoming. The sections make looking through the area fun and creates separation between the restaurants.

The food is amazing, great choices the service is excellent and the ambiance was very pleasant.

I like this place lots of places to sit. Many different choices of food. A great place to go in a group because everyone can get what they want. We didn't have a problem with parking, but I assume it can get crazy at busy times. I've only been once, but I look forward to visiting it again to try more of the yummy looking shops.

This is a fabulous place with all different kinds of really good food! I love the diversity of flavors and quality of the food.

WOW FACTOR? Yes. So many small restaurants under one roof. Takes me back to the Gourmet House in San Leandro, CA back in the 1960s with all the unique choices. HAVE AGAIN: Flora Taco chicken mole and grilled baja shrimp tacos were very good. But it took a long time to get order, much longer than the other choices my dining partners selected. NOT HAVE AGAIN: Root veggie taco had the veggies minced, so it was not possible to discern the various flavors of the vegetables. SECOND HAVE AGAIN: The strawberry con lechera paleta with coconut and chocolate from the Paleta Bar was delicious. But ask for the bar to be fully dipped in chocolate and not just having it dribbled on.

This place is honestly amazing. The food options are great (and plentiful), the atmosphere of the place is fantastic, and they are open fairly late. Sawmill Market is great for if you have a group, or if you and a friend just want vastly different things to eat. Personally, I'd recommend getting a little something from a couple places. You can't really go wrong.

I love the sawmill market. I originally discovered it because of Yelp elite events, as I am somewhat new to Albuquerque. I kept going after, and it's just so cool because there's something here for everyone. No matter what kind of food you're in the mood for you'll find it at the sawmill market. From coffee to international flavors, it's all here. It's got a cool modern industrial vibe and plenty of parking and seating area. You guys have to come check it out!

Lively food court with something for everyone, family friendly. Convenient to Hotel Albuquerque & Chaco Hotel.

Always love coming to Sawmill when in ABQ. So many venues to choose from and tonight they had a DJ! It's such a vibe here. Perfect to come for any occasion. So many different food options to choose from and every visit is a different experience. We had the lemon pasta, the pizza both cheese and pepperoni, and the shrimp noodles. For dessert at the end we got Nutella inside the cone with vanilla soft serve. It was great!!

Highly recommend a visit to Sawmill Market! It's a very cool, clean and modern vibe inside with food options for even the pickiest eaters. This is a great place to go with a group of people who can't decide on one type of food to eat for lunch or dinner...everyone can get what they want and meet at a table! Would also be a great date spot. We tried Hawt Pizza and Keva Smoothies Juice and Bowls. Both were delicious and reasonably priced!

The food choices and charm of this place is amazing! We had such a fun time picking out places to try and share our food. Loved the courtyard in the back. Definitely a highlight stop of the trip.

This is such an elegant food hall with sumptuous offerings from a varied array of vendors. I only had time for a latte but Sawmill will be a bookmarked food destination on future visits to Albuquerque.

A food hall should have the following: An easy to find location- check Great variety- check Beer, wine and cocktails- check Generous seating- check Plentiful parking - Miss! But the street parking isn't too bad

This was a very cool, eclectic place with a wide variety of eateries. There was something for everyone. The portions were very adequate and the food was top notch! There was plenty of seating upstairs and outside. Highly recommend.

This was the first food court outside of a mall that I had ever been to...and it has set the standard.. 1. The food choices are amazing..from fresh squeezed orange juice to sit-down fair this place has it. I like fresh pasta and street corn. As a traveler, you can the local specialties mixed I. With Personal tastes. 2. Most of the servers here are nice and very friendly in that California way Some issues around the beer taps and rules that could be changed but in general a nice group on the post-covid standard. 3. Ambiance..give it to ABQ to take a dirty sawmill and turn it into a world-class attraction. Having a sit-down restaurant combined is nice for outoftown groups and then walk to an op3nair spot for desert. You really can't go wrong, but i hope you like crowds. ABQ has such great, creative places, although unique Mexican food was hard to find oddly.

This place was so good, we came here two days in a row! Absolutely loved all the different food and drink options. Everything we had was awesome but the Japanese dessert place was the best and the botanical cocktails we got were amazing as well. Loved the seating area on the outside -- there were tons of places to hang out and chill. Overall a really laidback vibe. This is a great place to visit if you're looking for something that has an option for everyone!

I love this place, plenty of options to choose from including desserts, ice cream, noodles, pizza, pasta and Mexican food. I got these desserts and they were amazing. The food is pricey but well worth it. The ambience is perfect to go with friends. They have live music sometimes and service is good.

Checked this trendy, hip - whatever the PR folks are calling it these days - collection of shops, bars and eateries on a Friday morning, right after it opened, on a recommendation from a nearby hotel. The steel and wood structure looks sleek and modern - totally impressive from the outside, and inside the vibe continues with a spacious industrial feel with tall ceilings and lots of sleek metal, with lots of seating inside and out. Unfortunately not much was open and we were there for breakfast so.... Disappointing that at 8:45 in the morning there's so few options. We picked XO Waffle, which specializes in various combinations of Liege waffles (the Belgian ones), which seemed intriguing. I ordered the 505, a waffle with an over easy egg, bacon and lots of green chile, topped with maple syrup. More of a dessert than breakfast methinks but it was tasty, savory and did the trick. Did I mention we were hungry? Anyway there are a lot of cool looking merchants inside but lIke i said...a ghost town at 8:45 on a Friday. So maybe don't go there for breakfast. Great concept I guess and good luck.

Sawmill and I have a love-hate relationship. I've been going to this place for years, I still intend to go there for many more years, but my biggest concern is pricing. This place is expensive and as much as I like to support small businesses and their endeavors is to the point that it is so expensive that the cost outweigh the value of the product being served. It is not uncommon to spend $125 here EASILY. That is even focusing on some of the cheaper shops. Botanical bar can easily set you back another hundred dollars if you're ordering cocktails ! (which is why I don't order them) You can do Sawmill on a budget, but it takes a bit of planning. It would be nice to see deals or promotions here from time to time something that can cater to both tourists and locals alike .

I'm in Albuquerque on business and a group of us went to the Sawmill Market for lunch. An amazing place, basically a huge food court with lots of different options to eat. One coworker had fish and chips. Another had a Poke Bowl. I went to Outlaw Chicken and had their sandwich. I also a side of truffle fries. The sandwich was delicious. Nice a spicy, nice toasted bun, with lettuce, tomato, and spicy mayo. It was a large sandwich, much bigger that what you would get at a fast food place. The only drawback was the price, which I felt was a little high. There is plenty of seating available, and the place is very clean. I'll go back and try something different as there are many many other places with different food options

This is a cute place to grab a drink or a quick bite. The Sawmill has multiple places to choose from for food. We decided to try a couple different eateries. Overall the food was okay. We especially enjoyed the elote and churro. The space is decorated nicely. It is large and has a mb modern industrial feel. There are plenty of places to sit down and eat whether being outside or inside. The staff at eatery we ordered from were friendly and answered any questions we had a their menu.

Market has great vibes! We went and couldn't decide what to get. Everything looked so yummy! Ended up getting tacos, chips and salsa, and paletas. Heading back today to try out other things.

Loved the open-air environment! Very lively, even during the middle of a work day. So many options that everyone will be pleased, with food, spirits, and creative desserts. I opted for Mediterranean, and the doner plate was fantastic. I would however pass on the Turkish coffee (very expensive for less than a shot). Overall very quick and leisurely experience!

Loved this place!! It's a foodies dream! Several small individual Chefs with their own eateries or stands in one location! Large seating areas, and GREAT food! Take your time to look around and find what best suits your taste for the day, then enjoy!! There was something for everyone here, including deserts! You should have no problem satisfying your taste buds. The building itself is new and modern. The service at each place we stopped was great! There was Tapas, Mediterranean, Sandwiches, Chinese, Latin, and so many other types of foods. It's also just a short walk to Old Town, which was a perfect way to continue our day.

It appears I forgot to check in. We stopped here for a late lunch. After roaming the many restaurants, I settled on Kulantro, a Vietnamese restaurant. This Market has a cool vibe and feel to it. When you walk in, it feels festive with the paper cuts hanging from the ceilings. The industrial look inside is very appealing. There are many types of food vendors here. Italian pastas, Vietnamese noodles, Mediterranean, Latin American, Tapas, pizza, vegan, sushi, rotisserie chicken, desserts, elote. (Mexican grilled corn), chicken and waffles, and hamburgers. Plenty of seating at tables and counters.

This is an amazing place with lots of eateries. We were three in our group and we all tried something different. The Our nephew had the fish and chips and told me that his fish was very flavorful and moist. My husband had the Frenchies Prime Rib sandwich with truffle aioli and tater tots. It tasted very flavorful. I had the DFG and had the Blue Cheese Burger. The beef patty was overcooked and flavorless. The bacon Marmelade and blue cheese was the best part of the burger. I gave it a four star because I concentrated on the establishment not the restaurant experience.

Plenty of fun and food available. After stopping by the ABQ Museum, we stopped off at the Sawmill Market for a quick bite. We ended up staying to try repeats of Margie's, tacos, and paltas. And if you're not into that...they have wine, salads, candy, and other items that will make you belly happy. The service at Flora tacos was fantastic. The drinks were great and the service was spectacular. I ordered a 3x carnitas tacos, and they tasted great. My buddy ordered the cochinita de pibil tacos. For after margarita desserts, we got some paletas from the Paletas Project. They offered a variety of flavors from Oreo to strawberry, and strawberry mango to pistachio or coconut. The paletas were also very good. The ambiance thoughout the compound is friendly friendly friendly. On Tuesday night, it was karaoke night, and there were plenty of amateur participants that just wanted to sig. And have fun. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Also, the establishment is kid and pet friendly. Glad to have come, and would return.

Great food options, the staff at the pasta bar (Gabriel) were so friendly, informative and the food was delicious! Green chile pasta was spicy and creamy! Ambiance was clean, not enough seating or table umbrellas. We sat outside and the other half of our party sat inside due to limited seating. There was live music, that's was really nice. It's definitely a spot to checkout. Large beer selection and they also had craft cocktails.

This is a really nice food hall in Albuquerque which I visited several months ago. There r an array of interesting stalls & u can probably find whatever u might b craving. My friends & I ordered from different places & everything was impressive. It's def an outing if you're in ABQ!

This is the perfect place to go if you are with others and you can't really agree on what you want for dinner. This market has different eateries with a wide variety of selection for food, beverage, and dessert. I went to Kulantro for Vietnamese food and got the rice noodle bowl with salad and egg rolls. This dish hit the spot for me. The server gave me both the peanut sauce and their house special sauce. Both were good and their house special sauce was great on the noodles. The peanut sauce went well with the egg rolls. My husband went to Frencie's Sandwiches and enjoyed his French dip sandwich. The meat was tender and the dip was a good flavor. He also got fermented vegetables which he also enjoyed. They had plenty of seating both indoor and outdoors. Great atmosphere. I would definitely return to this place to try other eateries. Highly recommend for the variety!