Arrived at the restaurant in old town around 3:30pm, after a long day of traveling. Old town was very crowded, but fortunately High Noon has a small but private parking area. Had amazing Cadillac margaritas and “tres amigos” chips which were worth the price. Appetizer...beef bites are mandatory-delish! The Brie stuffed “empanadas”were good, but didn’t seem to fit with southwestern style of food. The brisket relleno & taco platter are worth the visit as well. Nice place!More

Always great! Ive been coming here since the 70's-80's and its always a hit. These days i live 2 states away but the drive is worth it. Tonights chef special was a bison dish. The meat was tender, full of flavor and not dry at...all. The calabacitas were a worthy accompanyment and the polenta was perfect for the sauce. Dont forgrt the beef bites in red chile sauce!!!More

Friendly and prompt service. Fun atmosphere. Great food! Went here twice for dinner during a recent trip to Albuquerque and all 5 of us loved it! Definitely try the special beef bites on the appetizer menu… delicious! And the tres leches cake was delicious as...well!!More

Had a wonderful meal, margaritas and service! Friendly greeting, excellent server and an all around great night. Good location in Old Town.

It was a wonderful culinary experience on a cold Sunday evening. I started with the Truffle Fries. I had heard about them from some friends. They did not disappoint. The fries were thin cut and crispy. They were delightful. The truffle oil was spread over...fries and made for some of the best french fries I have ever had. For my main entree I went with the Shrimp Enchiladas. My past experience with shrimp enchiladas has been disappointing. Normally they lack distinct flavor. I was pleasantly surprised at the dish that arrived at the table. In fact I would say this was the best shrimp enchilada dish I have eaten. The shrimp were big (not those tiny shrimp) and flavor. The sauce was rustic and bursting with flavor covering the plate along with fluffy Spanish rice and squash. The food combined with the atmosphere was exactly what my soul needed. I topped off the meal with the Chocolate Torte Cake. It was the perfect note to end on. It was part cake and part chocolate mousse and totally delicious. At every point the server was attentive but not intrusive. Explained every question about the menu that helped in making a choice. The menu is exciting and I look forward to returning to try some of the other offerings such as chile rellenos stuffed with brisket. Very creative and tasty. Run don't walk! Hats off to the kitchen staff and the wait staff. Well Done!! Bravo!! Spot On!!More

We were walking around old town and had lunch here the day we arrived. It was a great choice. Thanks for a great introduction to the area! I would eat here again and recommend it.

While the service was good, the food was not. It might have been better if it had arrived hot. We were excited to try the brie empanadas. It sounded good on the menu but was a big disappointment. The chips with the salsa, guacamole, and...queso was just ok. The quac seems store bought because it was too smoothly blended. The cheese was luke warm. The chile relleno was not very hot but tasty until I realized it was supposed to have brisket which was nearly non existent. And speaking of non existent, the margarita with grand manier had none. We both tried it to make sure. We did not bother to send it back because we knew we would not ever be returning. It’s a cute place but the experience was not worth an $85 lunch. A big disappointment.More

Of course we wanted to eat here! Very historic building in Old Town, we went for dinner. Truth to tell, I am not one for spicy cuisine. Jeremy our server, explained that the Shrimp Pappardelle (24.00) did have a chili in the cream sauce, so...there "might" be a bit of a kick to it. My companion ordered the Enchiladas (19.00) & a Prickly Pear Margarita (12.00) She enjoyed both of her choices. My choice was tasty without having to have a tums chaser. Cool place to dine given the historic nature of the building. Service was good, food came promptly.More

I am not a connoisseur of Mexican food however, I think I have to say that this is probably the best Mexican food that I have ever eaten. Delicate flavors and textures mixed together – it was amazing. Often times Mexican-type of food is just...beans and a bunch of things mushed together with cheese– this was everything but. There were distinctive flavors; the blue tacos with lime were sublime and the combination plate had really good individual elements - each with a great taste. I really can’t say enough about the quality of the food. Service was also really good all around. The atmosphere was wonderful as well; different softly lit rooms that each had a character of their own. I would definitely go back again.More

Hubby and I ate here for dinner…just passing through on our way to AZ. Will make sure we eat here again on our way back north. The Mexican food was great, interesting flavors. Good portions and good value. Quick service. Interesting, historic building in Old...Town. I was seated where I had good view of the bartender. He was fun to watch! Pouring from high up and clearly enjoyed his job.More

Chose this after seeing a picture of a Margarita and dessert from a Trip Advisor review. The overall experience was excellent. The bartender was so pleasant and made their fabulous Down the Hatch margarita that all of us enjoyed. It was a long wait for...our table, but it was Fiesta Balloon week. It seemed like everyone was in Old Town since there was a bit of a drizzle and wondering into the shops was everyone's idea. Once our table was ready we shared the World Famous Beef Bites. It deserves its World Famous title. When in Rome, so I ordered Old Town Plaza Platter. The other entrees San Felipe Burrito, Chile Rellenos & Blue Corn Taco Platter and Shrimp Pappardelle, with a Southwestern twist was ordered by everyone else and they all enjoyed each one and thought it was one of the best meals. Since Southwestern is not something we eat often, being from he east coast we were pleasantly surprised. The Dulce de Leche Cheesecake was scrumptious. Even our friend who makes homemade cheesecakes to die for said it was the best he has had....that says a lot. Wonderful experience and if I lived here it would definitely be a place I would visit often.More

What a cute restaurant. The rooms is small enough to have a cozy feel and each has a little different vibe. The food was good and the service attentive.