"the way of nourishment" for Bosque

[Marshal]

Oh, just friggin' great!! Now I'm hungry!  LOL.

[walkerr]

I wouldn't consider myself an expert, but I thought Frank and Lupe's was very good and the Socorro Springs Brewing Company was good for lunch.  I remember going to an incredibly mediocre steak house for dinner one night. It might have been the Valverde, I'm not sure.  It was midway through town on the main road.  Ick!

I'm not that familiar with Albuquerque, so someone else will need to help out.  Have fun.

[Luan]

what are your 2 fave superfeast_cum_ambience nourishment places ? and your fave item there ?

(i'll be there for only 2 or 3 nights and days)

so far, having never been there, i only have these tips found here:

- the Socorro Springs Brewing Company
- Frank and Lupe's Restaurant
— Don Juan's
- Val Verde steak house
- Martha's Black Dog

the Lonely Planet lists for Albuquerque:

- Church St Cafe
- High Noon restaurant
- Seasons
- Double Rainbow
- Fred's Bread & Bagel
- Frontier
- El Patio
- Il Vicino
- Geckos
- Scalo's
- Los Cuates
- Sadies
- El Norteno
- Prairie Star
- Range Cafe
- Silva's Saloon

bon appetit and best wishes,
Luan

[Marshal]

Oh well. I'll be pigging out later today. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!  

[Steven Ralser]

In Socorro - Frank and Lupes El Sombrero (just called the Hat) is good for dinner - but slow.  The brew pub is good.  Don Juans is good for lunch (it probably was my favorite local place).  The Val Verde is under new ownership.  I Hadn't been there for a while.  We just moved away from Socorro to sunny madison, Wi

In Abq - Double Rainbow is now called Flying Star.  Has good food

Steve