The Bourbon House — Restaurant in Albuquerque

I have been here many times and I have been treated great by several nice bartenders. I came today today and there was two VERY NEW INEXPERIENCED bartenders that ignore me AND other costumers (pretending to be busy) for over 10 mins when I finally got their atention (mind you it wasn’t busy AT ALL) one of them looked at me and went to the other bartender whispered something and proceeded to ignore me. I walked away, danced for a bit and decided to call a night . This isn’t a high end establishment and they shouldn’t make other women or any Costumer (the way those two rude and ignorant bartenders) made me feel any less. Those two “bartenders” suck. Ahhhhh and their food is below average and it takes a long time...

“Legal advice not included, but the bourbon helps.”

Came here expecting legal counsel, left with a buzz and questionable life decisions—which feels on brand for this location.

The patio’s got the same charm as a shady law office that advertises during daytime TV. I half-expected a guy in a flashy suit to offer me a free consultation and a shot of rye.

Drinks? Strong enough to make you forget why you’re avoiding the courthouse. Vibe? Somewhere between “happy hour” and “plea bargain.”

Highly recommend if you want a taste of Albuquerque and moral ambiguity. Just don’t ask for a retainer—unless it’s for your teeth.

In all seriousness, bartender was amazing, incredible bourbon selection, great vibes, and...

My old lawyer, Saul Goodman, used to operate out of this place before he got into all that complicated stuff with Walter White. One time, I found myself in a mess I didn’t deserve, and Saul worked his magic—defended me like no one else could, and somehow, we came out on top. These days, I come by for the tacos (which are pretty great, by the way) and think about how far Saul has come… or should I say, fallen. He’s serving time now for his role in things, but in all honesty, the man was a genius in his field. He may not be around much these days, but I’m grateful for everything he did. A true character. Here’s hoping for a presidential pardon – Saul Goodman...