Local businesses across Central New Mexico — restaurants, lodging, shops, makers, and more. Every listing is a real, citable page.
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Family-run horse ranch in the South Valley of Albuquerque offering horseback riding experiences including feeding, brushing, and guided trail rides on the Bosque. Suitable for families, children, and beginners. Advance reservations required.
Used and new outdoor gear consignment store on the north side of Albuquerque, carrying skis, snowboards, climbing gear, water sports equipment, boots, and technical clothing from vintage to current-season at discounted prices. Accepts gear on consignment.
Hot air balloon ride company in Albuquerque offering shared and private sunrise flights over the Rio Grande valley. One of the most recognized operators in New Mexico, with higher demand and advance booking required during the annual Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta in October.
Vintage 1950s-style diner on historic Route 66 (Central Avenue) serving classic American burgers, milkshakes, and comfort food with authentic mid-century décor and neon signs. Open daily for breakfast through dinner.
Bicycle tour and rental company in Old Town Albuquerque offering guided rides through the city's historic neighborhoods, the Bosque trail along the Rio Grande, and Route 66. Bike rentals also available for self-guided exploration.
Bosque trail riding outfitter in the North Valley offering guided rides on gaited horses through the Rio Grande bosque, tailored to each rider's experience level. Small groups and private rides available by reservation.
Family-owned New Mexican restaurant founded in 1954 by Sadie Koury, serving carne adovada, enchiladas, stuffed sopaipillas, and house-made salsa from Hatch green chiles. Three Albuquerque locations; the 4th Street NW location is on the North Valley. Open daily.
Ski and snowboard resort at 10,378 feet in the Sandia Mountains east of Albuquerque, accessible by car on Ski Area Road or via the Sandia Peak Tram. Note: Sandia Peak Ski Area is separately operated from the Sandia Peak Tramway. Season runs December through March, weather permitting.
Aerial tramway spanning 2.7 miles from the Sandia Foothills to 10,378-foot Sandia Peak in the Cibola National Forest, offering panoramic views of 11,000 square miles of the Rio Grande Valley. The TEN 3 restaurant operates at the summit; closed for bi-annual maintenance periods.
Resort and casino owned by the Sandia Pueblo on the eastern edge of Albuquerque, featuring 228 hotel rooms with Sandia Mountain views, a 110,000-square-foot casino with 2,300+ slot machines and table games, the Green Reed Spa, an 18-hole championship golf course, five restaurants, and a 4,000-seat outdoor amphitheater.
Modern American eatery in the Wells Park neighborhood near Old Town serving craft burgers, grain bowls, and locally sourced appetizers with a neighborhood pub atmosphere. Open daily.
Indoor rock climbing gym in midtown Albuquerque with bouldering walls, top-rope and lead climbing routes for all skill levels, youth climbing areas, fitness equipment, and showers. Day passes and memberships available; gear rental on-site.
Locally owned surplus and military clothing retailer on Central Avenue in east Albuquerque, stocking military uniforms, camping gear, tarps, tents, and surplus clothing in a friendly walk-in setting. Open daily.
Thai restaurant on Menaul Boulevard serving traditional dishes from pad thai and green curry to tom kha and basil fried rice, with adjustable spice levels. Open weekdays for lunch and Monday through Saturday for dinner.
Bicycle shop on the northeast side of Albuquerque offering road and mountain bike rentals with professional fitting services, alongside bike sales, repairs, and accessories. Open Monday through Saturday.
Flagship New Mexican restaurant of the Cocina Azul family on Mountain Road NW near Old Town, serving red and green chile enchiladas, house-made tortillas, locally sourced ingredients, and traditional Nuevomexicano recipes. The original location of the multi-site Cocina Azul group.
Traditional Mexican restaurant on Central Avenue on Albuquerque's westside, serving enchiladas, tacos, burritos, and combination plates with house-made recipes. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
Classic diner on the far east side of Central Avenue serving hearty breakfast and lunch staples including eggs, biscuits, and blue plate specials with counter service and old-school diner atmosphere. Open Monday through Saturday.
Vietnamese restaurant on Central Avenue SE serving pho, vermicelli bowls, spring rolls, and traditional dishes in a casual setting. Open Monday through Saturday.
Hot air balloon ride company in Albuquerque offering sunrise flights over the Rio Grande valley with a focus on safety and family-friendly experiences. One of the larger operators in Albuquerque, with private and shared rides. Advance reservations required.
CrossFit-affiliated gym in midtown Albuquerque offering strength and conditioning classes, nutrition coaching, a climbing wall, and community events including monthly open workouts. Morning through evening classes at varying skill levels.