Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Meetings, Parties & Events — Attraction in Albuquerque

We held our July 8 wedding reception at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center courtyard. From our first inquiry to our planning and through the event, Analisa Aragon was a pleasure to work with. She was knowledgeable and responsive to every question and concern. The day of the reception the entire staff was fantastic: from bartenders to the banquet coordinator to security and everyone in between. They were attentive and focused on every detail. The food was great and the venue was beautiful. We received lots of compliments on what a great reception it was! We were worried about the heat with record breaking summer temperatures, but the layout of the courtyard and umbrellas provided lots of shade and the grass helped it feel cooler. There were also lots of ice cold drinks to make everyone comfortable. The string lights and illuminated murals created a beautiful and unique ambience. Overall, we were incredibly happy with our venue choice and how well our reception went. We were able to relax and have a fantastic time...

We took our Family to view the Tribal dances that are presented on the weekends and took our pups Rotty and Cane Corso. We were there for approx 1.5 hours. We enjoyed the show and we're in the children's story section enjoying the kids portion when we were told that we can't have non service pets. We were asked to put the dogs in the car we declined and left. I would like for the owners to post that only service pets are allowed rather than having people come and have to leave after we paid to come to the museum. Eventually we were refunded but it put a sour taste because this was part of our planned vacation trip. Two of the 3 officers that came were polite the lady officer was not and should watch how she speaks to people. Other than that interaction we truly did enjoy ourselves.

For future reference please put a sign that people can know what to and not bring when it...

We have eaten her quite regularly over the years….unfortunately, over the last year it has progressively declined food quality-wise. Today (10-12-24) at approx 3:15 PM, the service was great, but the food was marginal at best. The fry bread was thin, over cooked and chewy….my guess- old grease that was not hot enough….same with the Monte Cristo sandwich…greasy, over fried….sweet potato fries were almost burnt. We are sad to see this continued decline…..it used to be a treasure for great food, unique menu and good service. It now seems to have become a mediocre diner of sorts… unimaginative menu, very limited, not what it once was.

We will try again in a...