Red & Green New Mexico Cuisine

20 reviews

+1 (505) 563-4473

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1909 Bellamah Ave NW

Albuquerque, NM 87104

+1 (505) 563-4473

https://www.sawmillmarket.com

Red & Green New Mexico Cuisine is a local restaurant in Albuquerque that specializes in traditional Southwestern dishes with a focus on red and green chile peppers.

With a menu featuring a variety of New Mexican favorites, the restaurant aims to provide a taste of the region's unique culinary heritage to both locals and visitors.

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3.020 reviews

Erika N.

3/7/2023

Located in Sawmill Market, great service and food served fresh and hot. It's an order at the register and then sit at the bar area or anywhere in Sawmill. We ordered the beef and potato taquitos,...

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Kevin B.

10/26/2024

Red & Green will satisfy your craving for New Mexican-style food. You don't get a whole lot of food for what you pay, but relative to the other restaurants at the market it was pretty good.

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Angie K.

6/2/2024

I've been making the rounds and trying the various places in Sawmill Market lately. This is always an adventure since there tends to be a decent amount of turnover. This place has been there for a...

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Glenn C.

10/8/2022

Didnt read the reviews ahead of time. Smothered burrito with chicken wasn't and enchiladas with Chicken was ok. They lost our order. Told there was a 30 minute wait and given a pager. Went back...

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Julie F.

2/27/2024

I ordered for the first time and was waiting for my nachos. Watched the cook (wearing gloves) walk from the grill where he was handling food to Tahe drink area, tap several counters and...

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