Flying Star Opens New Location At The Santa Fe Railyard Today
The Albuquerque restaurant and coffee chain, Flying Star Café has opened its newest location today at the Santa Fe railyard. Flying Star Café Santa Fe is 6,500 square feet with an on-site bakery and the largest menu of any of the chain’s locations. The company held a job fair in March and has hired 100 [...]
News: Artichoke Cafe Owners To Open Pizzeria and Wine Bar in East Downtown Albuquerque
September 24, 2008 by Foodie
A new pizzeria and wine bar called Farina Pizzeria is be planed for east downtown Albuquerque. The new restaurant is the latest brain child of Artichoke Cafe owners Terry and Pat Keene. The new restaurant will offer a casual, less costly alternative to the nearby Artichoke Cafe, which is among the city’s most successful fine [...]
Eat! Albuquerque Welcomes A New Reviewer
Eat! Albuquerque welcomes are newest reviewer Factorygirl! Here passion of food should be a great addition to are website. Expect Factorygirl’s first review of Padilla’s Mexican Kitchen tomorrow morning, in the mean time check out here blog Dre Day.
DAT Best of Downtown Albuquerque LOOK Awards
June 21, 2007 by Foodie
The Downtown Action Team (DAT) has released their third annual Look Awards showcasing the Best of Downtown Albuquerque. The Look Awards are based off of community nominations off their website. People submitted their nominations over the past three months, with winners awarded at an Academy-awards style dinner Saturday night at the Hyatt, with entertainment by [...]
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
March 17, 2007 by Foodie
Happy St Patrick’s Day from Eat Albuquerque. Eatabq.com quote of the day: Have fun, wear green, drink green beer, be safe, and the most important, Eat! Albuquerque.
Governor Richardson Signs the Statewide Smoking Ban
Today Governor Richardson signs into law the Statewide Smoking Ban. The law bans smoking in restaurants, bars, stores and workplaces. The ban takes effect on June 15. According to the Free New Mexican, details: “Smoking would be banned statewide in bars, restaurants, stores and workplaces if Gov. Bill Richardson signs a bill that cleared the [...]
The Petroleum Club Closing
An article in the Albuquerque Journal today announced that the Albuquerque Petroleum Club is closing. The Petroleum Club was a “members only” restaurant , bar and meeting space. A lot of Albuquerque’s business deals were made over lunch at the Petroleum Club. I once went to the Petroleum Club for a wedding. The windows extend [...]
Belen 7th Annual Hispano Chamber Matanza
January 26, 2007 by Foodie
Saturday January 27th 10am-3pm A day long event with pig roasting contest, horseshoe-pitching contest, tortilla-rolling contest, red chili cook-off and children’s activities. I received an email from Luis informing me of this annual matanza in Belen. I was told that you pay $8 and its all you can eat. Pit roasted pig, tamales, chile, biscocitos, [...]
Merry Christmas
I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We will be taking a couple of weeks off for the holidays. Expect some new reviews in early January. Best wishes Adrian
Where’s Johnny!
November 26, 2006 by Foodie
Eat Albuquerque was down for a couple of hours, due to a local neighborhood script kiddy hacker named Johnny taking advantage of an outdated user poll. The software had many security issues and needed an upgrade. I thank Johnny for letting me know. Nothing from the attack was lost, but during the upgrade I deleted [...]
The Frontier Restaurant of Albuquerque Unfortunately Changing Hours
Today the Frontier Restaurant’s management has decided to alter the traditional Open 24 hours because of increasing violence during the late night hours. The Frontier has seen in increase of fights form patrons after the local bars close. To try to curb the violence The Frontier decided to close between the hours of 1:30am-4am on [...]
