Indian Pueblo Kitchen
$ • American, New Mexican Cuisine, Vegan
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2401 12th St NW, Albuquerque
(505) 724-3510
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We travelled to Albuquerque and wanted to experience the Indian Pueblo Cultire Center. Since we knew there was a dining option, we arrived hungry and I have to say we couldn’t have selected a better meal stop! Mark was our waiter and we each ordered something different in order to sample as many options as possible. The Pueblo taco was delicious. The chef makes the fry bread and it was worth every bite. After our meal we ordered and shared the Pueblo bread pudding which was...read full review
Had an amazing meal at the airport outlet. Great service and lots of nummy food.
my son got some type of red chili stew and it was awful. I got a taco on fry bread and it was nothing to be bragging about. I think people here just don't know what good food is. the building was beautiful though
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 5PM |
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Indian Pueblo Kitchen is a popular restaurant, known for its excellent service and varied menu. The blue corn enchiladas, fresh salad, beans, and squash are particularly delicious. Guests can also enjoy unique items like the Kool-Aid fried pickles and the Indian Taco. The restaurant is highly rated for its Pueblan inspired dishes and generous portions. The chips, salsa, and locally made root beer are also standouts. The bread pudding is a must-try for dessert. Despite being busy, the staff ensure a welcoming and attentive dining experience. The restaurant offers a great ambiance and a nice range of food and beverages, with easy parking and automatic doors for wheelchair accessibility. It is connected to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Community Center and is convenient for visitors. There is a large parking lot behind the Cultural Center, and a separate entrance for the public. Sometimes, the restaurant features Pueblo dance demonstrations at 11:00, adding to its vibrant atmosphere. Many guests find the service, atmosphere, and food very enjoyable, often making it a favorite spot in town.