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Old 08-03-2014, 03:50 PM   #1
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Default favorite nm dining!
Any suggestions?

So far in ABQ I've tried the Vernon's hidden valley steakhouse
And papadeaux .. Which I've had several times.

In Clovis dakota steakhouse- yummyyy and cotton patch cafe.

In Roswell ... don't ask lol. I'm 0-4 . .
Please no negative Nancy's this is coed discussion, after all. Not ad boards.
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Old 08-03-2014, 03:58 PM   #2
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Hmm.. Down on Central you can do Scalo Italian, or Nob Hill bar and grill. A bit out of the way, I enjoy El Pinto. If you like Pizza, Il Vicino - or if you like beer and sandwiches Il Vicino canteen and brewery. The Range is good, Holy Cow burgers, lots more places depending on what you're in the mood for...
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Ehh I didn't care for the range.. I like the beer and sandwich thing though! So when I get back that way I'll try the canteen ... Going to BBQ now ... Wish we could post pics on here for my other foodies! Haha.
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Cervantes on San Pedro and Gibson SE for New Mexican food. Yanni's on Central in Nob Hill for Greek, American, and seafood.
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Chili Rio on l25 just past Jefferson is also good Mexican food.
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What are you craving for???
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Chili Rio on l25 just past Jefferson is also good Mexican food.
Mexican food is always yummy! I'll def try that when I get back.. Today i tried blue sky Texas burger.. Yummyyy
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Cervantes on San Pedro and Gibson SE for New Mexican food. Yanni's on Central in Nob Hill for Greek, American, and seafood.
I forgot to ask... Since I'm new around here and don't want to sound silly.. But what exactly is considered new Mexican food??
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I forgot to ask... Since I'm new around here and don't want to sound silly.. But what exactly is considered new Mexican food??
I would say El Pinto would be the be considered one of the best NM foods.
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Anything with red or green Chile. Not TexMex like in texas
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Where is Blue Sky?
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Where is Blue Sky?
She's talking about Lubbock on that one...
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She's talking about Lubbock on that one...
There's one in Lubbock?! Yaayyy!
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I just tried the one in Amarillo.. But I guess there is one in Lubbock too CK said good news for me.. Those fried jalepenos and grilled chickens are after my hearttt
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I would say El Pinto would be the be considered one of the best NM foods.
Personally, I like Sadie's, Monroe's and Los Cuates. Garcia's serves a mean breakfast, if that's your thing.

I think The Range's red chile is great, as well - not alot of hit, just smokey and flavorful. Their Chile Strips are a really good app, too. When I say The Range, I mean the old one up in Bernalillo.
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