Farm:Table
Coffee · Alameda
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En Farm:Table, en el corazón de Alameda, te invitamos a disfrutar de una experiencia culinaria única. Nuestra cocina, inspirada en la región y elaborada con ingredientes locales y de temporada, te sorprenderá con sabores auténticos y sofisticados. Relájate en nuestro acogedor ambiente de estilo suro...
En Farm:Table, en el corazón de Alameda, te invitamos a disfrutar de una experiencia culinaria única. Nuestra cocina, inspirada en la región y elaborada con ingredientes locales y de temporada, te sorprenderá con sabores auténticos y sofisticados. Relájate en nuestro acogedor ambiente de estilo suroeste y déjate llevar por la magia de Farm:Table.
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Farm:Table is highly praised for its fresh, locally sourced food, excellent service, and inviting atmosphere, especially on the patio. The beet salad and bison short ribs are frequently recommended. Some found certain dishes overly complex or lacking vibrancy.
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Tip: Outside dining is a must, and reservations are highly recommended. The restaurant can accommodate food allergies with a special menu.
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Can’t recommend this place enough. The food that comes out of this kitchen is consistently delicious and incredibly reliable. Service and atmosphere to match! Would not be surprised if they win a James Beard or Michelin star down the road. Destined for greatness!
This was my first time eating here and it was so good!!! The price definitely matches the quality of all the dishes. You will not be disappointed. The service is top notch as well! I definitely recommend this place and will be stopping back the next time I’m in Albuquerque, NM.
My colleagues & I came here for a work dinner! Amazing dinning experience. It was comfortable with the heating stands close by keeping the patio warm. We ordered the entree chicken, beets salad, and the fried mushrooms & waffles with added pork belly. My colleagues enjoyed their orders. I really liked the fried mushrooms & waffles with pork belly. The mushrooms were like the chicken, super crispy and juicy on the inside. Their menu changes as they mention seasonal items will rotate. I would recommend others to come here.
Outstanding food due to hours-fresh produce from the onsite gardens, meats & game locally raised within 200 miles, and talented chefs who respect their bounty. Highlights: Appetizers: fried pickles with 3 sauces; really an assortment of pickled vegetables (carrots, cauliflower, green beans…) served with homemade ranch dressing, cayenne pepper sauce, ‘cowboy candy,’ a green chile sauce. More of the latter was requested. Mezze plate, with pinto bean hummus (would LOVE this recipe), spiced lamb riblets (ditto on recipe), tiny eggplants in tomato sauce, & more. These were ALL insanely great. Entrees: beef-bison-pork Bolognese pasta with ricotta crema & pistachio-basil crema; vegan wild mushroom pappardelle (pastas made on premises); braised short ribs with Parisian gnocchi (perfect choux pastry). Again — all delicious. Desserts: Our party of 7 ordered every dessert, plus the house-made pistachio ice cream and the melon-basil sorbet (another recipe I’d love to have). Favorite desserts were the apple-based entrement & the melon sorbet; however you can order freely & will be very pleased. Wines: Excellently curated wine list with wines that complement the excellent food. The knowledgeable Sommelier helped us select our 2nd bottle from the ‘Limited Supply’ list. We ordered 2 X $100 wines, which raised our per person price. Wines were good value at ~ 2.5X retail price.
Exquisite!! Seriously. Our food was phenomenal. I mean, perfect. The server we had was absolutely professional, very knowledgeable and so kind. I appreciated his cordial service and especially loved his bubbly sense of humor as well. One of the most enjoyable evenings we've had dining out in our 5 years here in New Mexico! Thank you!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Farm-to-table ethos at its best. The menu changes daily based on what's from their own farm. The roasted beet and goat cheese salad was stunning. Cozy, rustic barn atmosphere with a fireplace. Service is knowledgeable about each ingredient's origin. A true Vermont experience.
First time ever eating here and it was great. We sat on the patio and their heaters were enough to keep us warm. The food was delicious, tried their Mediterranean small plate and had their duck confit. Also took our waitresses advice on the wine selection. Everything was delicious!
I’ve been here once for dinner and really enjoyed it. We got our drinks first and had the chance to walk around the farm before sitting down for a delicious meal. The staff did a great job explaining the ingredients and creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere. They were even attentive about keeping the flies away when we were seated outside. Definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Albuquerque.
Very good farm to table concept that is well done! The special soup of the day was our favorite and the different salsas were fun to try! The beets were very well tasty. The barramundi was our favorite main. The chicken was a little drier than we would’ve liked but the sides for it were very good.
Accommodating, delicious and local. We love going here, and yesterday had a family celebration on the Farmers Deck. Tom set us up and took care of every detail. Ronnie really busted his tail to take excellent care of all 10 of us. They created a special menu that accommodated all our food allergies. Wish I got more food photos. Everything was amazing! Thank you!
7/18/25 - This is an exceptional restaurant! The food and service was phenomenal. The new york strip was one of the best steaks I've had here in Albuquerque. All the food is locally sourced from fruits and vegetables, beef, chicken, and pork. There is plenty of parking. The restaurant was clean with great atmosphere and service was excellent. I will look forward to my next meal here.
Ordered the mushroom mélange as an appetizer and the lotus farm fried chicken and duo of pork as entrees. The mushroom mélange had delicious crunchy tempura batter which created lots of interesting textures to the dish. The five spice fried chicken dish was so delicious, juicy tender meat—especially with the dipping sauce. It was a bit on the saltier side though. The duo of pork had a smoky spice that was very hearty and earthy. Server did attempt to bring us drinks we did not order a few times, but otherwise very friendly staff. The garden component is beautiful, great place to stroll after an evening meal. Such a killer spot for a sunset. Pricey but would come back here for special occasions!
My friend and I had a beautiful experience at Farm & Table. We ate outside. Our server was attentive, respectfully responsive to dietary restrictions. We ordered Bison short ribs and fried chicken as our entrees. We also ordered a salad and a charcuterie plate. My only criticism is that I was bit excessively by mosquitoes. I did not know that the restaurant was close to a river. Other than my mosquito bites, everything was great. The portion sizes were ample. Our vegan German chocolate cake was delicious.
An absolutely fantastic restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The wife and I came here on our anniversary for a fancy dinner while staying in Albuquerque for a long week. The server was fantastic. He knew every item on the menu by heart knew where everything came from and explained all the finer details to us. The menu and wine selection were both really good. We ended up opting for some local beers instead. The food was incredible. Absolutely everything was unique, fresh, different and delicious, some of the best food I've ever had. It was fairly pricey, but this is definitely one of those places you say for a special occasion and is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended.
We sat on the patio and the chairs each had blankets which was nice. Many mosquitos but they had fans on each table to help. We shared a bottle of wine, tapas, and the half fried chicken which was $225 with tip. The server was nice and knowledgeable but seemed to have one too many tables. Food was good and of course all or mostly all locally sourced
The highlight of the dinner was the attentive and knowledgeable service. The food was a mix of fresh, locally sourced ingredients, but at times, the essence or true flavour profile of these beautiful ingredients got lost when a dish becomes too complicated, too many ingredients piled on top of each other fighting for their profile to survive. The Duo of Pork was a perfect example of it. The roasted pork was tender with a delicious hint of smoke; the pile of shredded pork with mole was a loss opportunity to allow the products to shine. The tortilla that came with it: was a very heavy, ultra rich combination of lard and cream, leaving us wishing for a real corn tortilla aroma and taste. The ice cream is excellent, and the Rhubarb/cherry sorbet contained a painful amount of sugar that completely killed the enjoyment of having something cold. One thing that is absolutely needed is an anti flies battery-operated tabletop fan, we had to ask for one, for it became a non-stop battle trying to keep them off your food.
We had a great time. The service was great, and the serving staff was very helpful in suggesting things to try and understand our preferences. Locally sourced ingredients result in really flavorful food. Desserts were wonderful, too. German chocolate cake is a must try. The only disappointment was limited vegetarian options. It's always a hit or a miss when there is a small menu with one vegetarian entree. In this case, the vegetarian entree was just okay...
Stunning land and space. Unfortunately, the service and food did not reflect this night. The fish was dry towards the ends. The greens were wilted and I received the part you should throw away of the vegetable. The beets were the only redeeming dish, they weren’t terrible. The server ran from our table before he could even hear our responses to the questions he asked. It wasn’t busy. Interesting experience. Check my photos and you be the judge.
My partner and I had the Duck Fat-fried Tortilla Chips & Salsas, Lotus Farms Fried Chicken, and Bison Short Rib. The presentation was average for a farm-to-table or locally-sourced restaurant. Flavoring in the dishes could have a little more vibrancy. Landra was a friendly, helpful, and attentive waitress. This personable interaction elevated the dining experience! The atmosphere was what mainly contributed to the dining experience. To the persons who want to have a social gathering, Farm & Table can sustain this for groups of people. To the persons who are there for the food, Farm & Table still seems in its infancy compared to similar restaurants. I may be ignorant of Albuquerque’s caliber of restaurant standards and culture when it comes to food quality, but from a nationally-wide level, Farm & Table is still seems early on its journey in maturing into a finer place of food.
Saw this restaurant on Resy and it looked promising. It had great reviews and their concept was right up my alley. I really wanted to like their food, I honestly did, but each dish fell flatter and flatter. To start, their duck fat fried tortillas tasted stale and the salsas/sauces left a lot to be desired. The runner dropping off the food couldn't tell us which sauces were spicy. He was dropping off food and didn't know one dish from another. As for the soup, one server said it was corn, another said it was squash. The "special" was prime rib- the cut was terrible, I could barely eat the meat, it was laden with fat and the sauce/seasoning was not tasty. It was tolerable- for $68. Same with the fried chicken. Overpriced and under delivered. The dessert was pricey for what it was. The German cake was tasty (also vegan) and the ice cream was decent. I will be honest and say we were tempted to go elsewhere for dessert because the whole exprience left much to be desired. I'm thankful AMEX does a $100 credit, otherwise this at full price was definitely NOT worth it. Look elsewhere.
Food; (appetizer ) I ordered the tomatoes cibatta. My partner had a beat salad. Food was okay, but a little ...much. The salad had a over generous amount of arugula. It did not look appetizing visually. My appetizer was good. The bread was soaked in all the juices of the butters, apples, tomatoes, and oils. (Main course) We shared fried chicken plate with mashed potatoes and beans. The chicken was the star of the dish. Crunchy and flaky. The beans and mashed potatoes, I would expect something a bit more savory. It was bland. The service was good. Prompt. Atmosphere was beautiful. Nice seating. Nice room. Nice indoor/outdoor areas.
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8917 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114
Alameda, CA 87114
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