Red chile enchiladas stacked, sauced, and looking like something straight out of a New Mexico grandmother’s kitchen. The food does all the talking.
The atmosphere backs it up without trying too hard. This place feels lived in and real, not curated or trendy. The adobe building has been standing for centuries.
You eat and you understand why people keep coming back. If you have not made the trip yet, consider this your sign to go.
A Building That Has Been Feeding People Since the 1700s
History has a way of soaking into the walls of a place, and at High Noon Restaurant and Saloon, you feel it the moment you step inside. The adobe structure dates back to the 1700s, making it one of the oldest continuously standing buildings in Old Town Albuquerque…