Churro Y Corn - Isleta Pueblo

What a great place to grab a bite to eat or meet up with friends. We needed a quick bite before going to the nearby museum, but could have stayed here for a long time trying all the different stalls of delicious food.

The food was overpriced to us. The flavor of the yellow rice dish was a bit on the bland side. The beer I had was good but way too expensive for a beer. The noise level was too high, we had trouble hearing ourselves talk. If you are young and don't mind losing part of your hearing by all means go there. It is set up for a younger crowd. We were told that there were vendors selling their wares, but all food and drink. Great place for mall food, but expect to pay a higher price than usual.

Tulipani was AMAZING, try it! We also tried the Kebabs and Baklavas which were delicious! Nice area, clean, lots of options.

If you are looking for a sweet treat after chowing down at your favorite stand in sawmill market, this is an excellent choice! I got the cajeto churro (caramel filled). The dough was perfectly soft and warm and the caramel brought back childhood memories. There was only one guy behind the counter and he was hustling, so shout out to him. The corn looked amazing. I am super excited to go back and try it!

Thoughtfully designed food court with a multitude of eateries and bars to choose from. Indoor and outdoor seating. Tips: 1. Call to check the hours of operation. Website is not updated. 2. Even if you are clearly above age 21, you still may get carded—By law, if you don’t have ID to prove you are 21+, you will not get served. It’s not that the bars are giving you a hard time, it’s simply policy and law. So bring your ID. : .