The Burque Book! Andrew's guide to Albuquerque

Andrew
The Burque Book! Andrew's guide to Albuquerque

But first…. Coffee

If the espresso machine, pour over equipment, or French press don’t convince you that we are coffee lovers, then maybe this list of awesome local coffee shops will!
Favorite spot for hot brewed coffee (their seasonal drinks are usually great as well!)
30 locals recommend
Little Bear Coffee
2632 Pennsylvania St NE
30 locals recommend
Favorite spot for hot brewed coffee (their seasonal drinks are usually great as well!)
Michael Thomas Coffee Roasters
202 Bryn Mawr Dr SE
56 locals recommend
Within walking distance of the home for a nearby buzz.
42 locals recommend
Humble Coffee Company
4200 Lomas Blvd NE
42 locals recommend
Within walking distance of the home for a nearby buzz.
Villa Myriam Coffee Roasters & Coffee Shop
573 Commercial St NE
12 locals recommend

The Best Brunches

Undoubtedly our favorite meal of the day, and Albuquerque has no shortage of great brunch locations with eclectic vibes.
131 locals recommend
Grove Cafe & Market
600 Central Ave SE
131 locals recommend
23 locals recommend
cafe lush
700 Tijeras Ave NW
23 locals recommend
16 locals recommend
Tia Betty Blue's
1248 San Mateo Blvd SE
16 locals recommend

Dress up for Dinner

These are a few of our go-to date night dinner spots.
The restaurant is called El Campo, and you almost guaranteed will need reservations. Also a great spot for brunch!
114 locals recommend
Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm
4803 Rio Grande Blvd NW
114 locals recommend
The restaurant is called El Campo, and you almost guaranteed will need reservations. Also a great spot for brunch!
48 locals recommend
Artichoke Cafe
424 Central Ave SE
48 locals recommend
52 locals recommend
Scalo Northern Italian Grill
3500 Central Ave SE
52 locals recommend
34 locals recommend
Vernon's Speakeasy
6855 4th St NW
34 locals recommend

Light Lunches (or dinner!)

103 locals recommend
Vinaigrette
1720 Central Ave SW
103 locals recommend
14 locals recommend
Fork & Fig
6904 Menaul Blvd NE
14 locals recommend

Have a beer with cheer

Bosque Brewing Co. Public House - Nob Hill
106 Girard Blvd SE
51 locals recommend
54 locals recommend
Bow & Arrow Brewing Company
608 McKnight Ave NW
54 locals recommend
A couple blocks of walking, and you're there! Go on a Friday when they have my favorite food truck (Tikka Spice).
17 locals recommend
High and Dry Brewing
529 Adams St NE
17 locals recommend
A couple blocks of walking, and you're there! Go on a Friday when they have my favorite food truck (Tikka Spice).

Other fun foods

35 locals recommend
Thai Cuisine II
4201 Central Ave NE
35 locals recommend
Taste of India
1605 Juan Tabo Boulevard Northeast
148 locals recommend
Frontier
2400 Central Ave SE
148 locals recommend
7 locals recommend
Yasmine's Cafe
1600 Central Ave SE
7 locals recommend
10 locals recommend
St James Tearoom
320 Osuna Rd NE
10 locals recommend
13 locals recommend
Ihatov Bread and Coffee
3400 Central Ave SE
13 locals recommend
Cool outdoor 'food hall' nearby constructed from recycled shipping containers. Other great food halls include 505 Central, Tin Can Alley, and Sawmill Market.
73 locals recommend
Green Jeans Farmery
3600 Cutler Ave NE
73 locals recommend
Cool outdoor 'food hall' nearby constructed from recycled shipping containers. Other great food halls include 505 Central, Tin Can Alley, and Sawmill Market.
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Things to do in town

A must while you're here... touted as the longest aerial tram in America. There is a restaurant at the top (talk about dinner and a view), if you're not lucky enough to snag a reservation for dinner, the bar is a great option!
502 locals recommend
Sandia Peak Tramway
30 Tramway Rd NE
502 locals recommend
A must while you're here... touted as the longest aerial tram in America. There is a restaurant at the top (talk about dinner and a view), if you're not lucky enough to snag a reservation for dinner, the bar is a great option!
You can spend as much time or as little time as you'd like around Old Town Albuquerque. The plaza itself has many great local stores and restaurants (check out the New Mexico Tea Company or Blackbird Coffee House while you're there). Nearby there are museums, a park, and the Sawmill Market food hall.
184 locals recommend
Old Town Plaza
200 N Plaza St NW
184 locals recommend
You can spend as much time or as little time as you'd like around Old Town Albuquerque. The plaza itself has many great local stores and restaurants (check out the New Mexico Tea Company or Blackbird Coffee House while you're there). Nearby there are museums, a park, and the Sawmill Market food hall.
Fun little farmer's market downtown (most Saturdays of the year). The 'Railyards Market' is also great (on Sundays).
51 locals recommend
Downtown Growers' Market
810 Copper Ave NW
51 locals recommend
Fun little farmer's market downtown (most Saturdays of the year). The 'Railyards Market' is also great (on Sundays).
Catching a game of our Minor League baseball team is usually a fun time (no joke they were named because of an episode of The Simpsons, look it up!). If soccer is more your speed, the energetic atmosphere at our NM United matches is really hard to beat!
43 locals recommend
Isotopes Park
1601 Avenida Cesar Chavez SE
43 locals recommend
Catching a game of our Minor League baseball team is usually a fun time (no joke they were named because of an episode of The Simpsons, look it up!). If soccer is more your speed, the energetic atmosphere at our NM United matches is really hard to beat!
21 locals recommend
Topgolf
1600 Desert Surf Circle Northeast
21 locals recommend
27 locals recommend
Bosque Trail
Bosque Trail
27 locals recommend
Warning: Not for the faint at heart! The full La Luz trail hike is a tough one (3,200 FT of elevation gain in 7.5 miles). If you want a more laid back hike, there are MANY great trails in the 'foothills' at the base of the mountain (or the Petroglyphs on the west side of town).
50 locals recommend
La Luz Trailhead
50 locals recommend
Warning: Not for the faint at heart! The full La Luz trail hike is a tough one (3,200 FT of elevation gain in 7.5 miles). If you want a more laid back hike, there are MANY great trails in the 'foothills' at the base of the mountain (or the Petroglyphs on the west side of town).