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2.5 Stars - 45 Opinions
2300 International Avenue SE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87106, United States
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The skyline on a fresh February night, 2010.
A stop on the ghost tour
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When and what time are tours offered in the new Alvarado Train station?
As far as I can determine, there are no tours of the new train station. I was just there a couple of hours ago, and it was quite deserted. The Southwest Chief just comes through (each way) twice a day. It is however, certainly an improvement over the embarrassing old train station here in Albuquerque.
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This week (March, 2006) we had our first snow in over a year! All excited at this gift from the 'gods', some locals scrapped ALL the snow off the park grounds and made this fairly typical Albuquerque snowman. Isn't he glorious? With bits of dead grass all over, and dead branches for limbs he typlifies winter here at home ....... dry ..... cold ........ and dry.
Being in a decade-long drought means every bit of moisture is a wonderful gift from the sky and worthy of celebration ... even if you have to scrape it up in order to pay proper homage :)
Addendum: New Year's Week 2007.
We just had our best/worst snow in over 50 years! Being so unused to this quantity of snow, and being a holiday, our residents took over the streets making various snow sculptures. Some were PG, some were PG-13, and a few were even X-rated :) Surprisingly, despite being in the Catholic Bible Belt, even the more pagan inspired images were left alone to melt as nature intended ... enjoy!
There were several of these tile benches around the city. I was facinated at the artwork and detail involved in them. Plus, in the rain, the color really glowed.
This pic was taken by the bus stop on 2nd Street.
COMING SOON... The quesidilias were really good...nice and super cheesy. For dinner we split the Ostrich Burger, because...well... how often do you get to order that at the local brew pub. Ostrich was tasted pretty burger-y (i.e. like cow) for being ostrich. Definatly something to try just so you can say you did!
Review of the BEERS coming soon!
How can I even begin to describe this place? Great true local color and food? Yes! A true taste of the eclectic (and wonderful) foods we locals enjoy here? Yes! Great views? Yes, of the lovely little artsy town of Bernalillo and the Sandia Mountains in the distance. The food is great, the service quick and friendly. The prices are reasonable and the selection is wonderful. On many evenings there are live musicians in the bar area. Their music can be heard throughout the restaurant and is almost always very enjoyable, and never too loud. They don't take reservations, but give them your name and head to one of the 3 connected shops to spend a few minutes browsing the great items for sale there. Breakfast, lunch or dinner , you'll never regret your trip to The Range. For breakfast, the Huevos Rancheros or Breakfast Burritos are wonderful. The orange juice is freshly squeezed and great! For lunch or dinner, try the Blue Corn Beef Enchiladas with Red (chile, that is) . . .my all time favorite, for a real taste of delicious local food. There really is no bad entree at The Range, though. In the evenings, they always have several gourmet offerings that vary daily and they're also usually very good. Their desserts are made on site and are great. Try the Death by Lemon or one of their chocolate specialties.
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Address: 2300 International Avenue SE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87106, United States
