Sawmill Market

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.

This is a great spot in Albuquerque. There is a variety of food vendors to choose from and they all give you buzzers to let you know when the food is ready (made to order), which gives you the opportunity to order multiple items at the same time. There is a beer bar, dessert bar, and coffee bar all to suit your fancy. There is not much seating inside once it gets busy though. If the weather is good, outside seating is an option.

I am so glad I stopped here on my cross country road trip- it was a welcome change to gas station and fast food. Lots of options for food in a variety of ethnicities, with local options and what seemed to be generous portions at every small restaurant. Good amount of near by parking (including free lots). Prices vary, but everything seemed fair to me (coming from the west coast), and the overall vibe was hip, chill and clean. Bathrooms were top notch- lots of stalls for women's room (although rather small) and no wide gaps. Hot water at the hand washing trough (very nice!). A nice second floor seating area with an over view of the open floor. I had a BBQ baked potato (not many giant potato options in my neck of the woods and I have missed them!) That was so silky and delicious. On the side, a hand made lemonade. A bit pricey... until I tried it. Fresh muddled and squeezed and it actually tasted of dessert lemons and not just sugar. Worth it. 10/10, will stop again.

The Sawmill Market is absolutely amazing. All the staff were friendly, all the food looked, or was amazing. The place is clean, organized, well maintained and clean. Fantastic establishment

We came here because there were several members in our group and we couldn't decide on a place that made everyone happy, until we found this! There is something for everyone. I had a delicious chicken noodle bowl at Kulantro, dessert at Creme de la Creme, and a frozen vanilla lemonade at Sweets Soda Fountain. Everything was very good and made fresh. This place is upscale in prices, but you're paying for the convenience of everything under one roof. The plus side is all the businesses are local. Definitely check it out!

What a cool venue. Highly recommend a visit. Many, many food stands and loads of meat shops to buy local goods. The four of us were super hungry after a day of hard hiking and touring - so we tried many dishes and shared plates. All good.something for every taste. We enjoyed the tacos so Much- we placed another order. Lots of vegetarian options.

What a find in Albuquerque! Great place to take kids. Lots of food options. Cool beer bar. And wine bar. And rosé bar. I got some carne asada tacos, daughter ate pasta, and my wife had sushi. Cool. Was not too crowded on a Monday evening. But not empty either. ornhole.

Sawmill Market in Albuquerque, NM, is an exceptional venue that ticks all the right boxes for a great time out. Whether you're planning a girls' night out, a family day out, or just looking for a spot to hang out with friends, this place has it all. The variety of choices available at Sawmill Market is impressive. There’s something to satisfy every palate, from gourmet tacos and freshly made sushi to decadent desserts and artisan coffee. The social atmosphere at Sawmill Market is vibrant and inviting. The space is thoughtfully designed to encourage mingling and enjoying the lively ambiance. The communal seating areas are perfect for larger groups and foster a sense of community. Whether you're there for a quick bite or an extended visit, the market's layout and design enhance the overall experience. Overall, Sawmill Market is a fantastic destination that combines a wide array of food choices with a dynamic and social environment. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a fun, flavorful, and memorable outing in Albuquerque.