Annie's Soup Kitchen

Finally made it here during open hours since I don't often dine early in the day. So, it's a honest modest little shop with maybe 12 tables for 4. Clientele is mostly seniors. The decors is throwback-1970's Amish-kitschy and could use a modest update. Still it's like having a meal at grandma's place which is not all bad. Wait to get seated and then be handed 3 menus. The first is a list of the daily specials - thank you! The other two are the standard menus for lunch and breakfast. I opted for lunch. The daily menu includes a casserole dish and quiche plus soups of the day. I ordered a full sandwich and full soup combo for $14.50. The soup arrived and was cold so I asked for it to be heated and it was returned very quickly. The soup came with 2 slices of thick bread and since I could not eat it - I asked for a to-go container (a waste in my mind). I hate throwing away food - I would have preferred a few croutons and not bread. The sandwich arrived on a second plate with some potato chips.Service was quick and efficient. Got a refill of water without asking and my check too. Getting to line to pay was a bit of a slow process. I had cash and only needed a few coins back but had to wait anyway. I would certainly stop in again. It's moderate in price and quality seems good. If you just need a bite to eat and have no expectations that the food will be great then by all means stop in.

Had a really enjoyable lunch today at Annie's. Seems very much like a sort of down home comfy diner with a very relaxing feel. My wife and I both had soup and the quiche which were very good. The only comment we had was that my wife thought the French Onion soup could use more onions but then she really loves onions. The potato leek soup was very good. Too much food so we took home our zucchini bread for breakfast tomorrow (good problem to have). We will come back.

Annie's is an Albuquerque staple. I don't think I've ever had a bad meal there. The service is usually pretty darn good also. I must say the last time I went I asked what ingredients are in the egg salad, tuna salad, and chicken salad because I have food allergies. The server said, "Oh they don't tell us. All the recipes are secret." Ok well I sort of get that but sort of don't having allergies. So beware if you do too! I decided to take my chances and order the Three Salad meal. This comes with three scoops of salad; one of egg salad, one of tuna, and one of chicken salad. It's served with tomatoes. The salads were very tasty! Unfortunately there was something that was undetectable in the chicken salad and I felt too weird to eat something I couldn't place so I threw that salad away. I asked for crackers for my salads but they didn't have any. Booooooo. I also ordered a warm blueberry muffin and it was scrumptious!! My mom got an egg salad sandwich with a cup of French Onion soup which she said was delicious. This place is decorated the exact same way as it was in the 80s when I was a child, so it's fun to go with my mom. It's ver nostalgic. However, I won't go on my own or suggest it to friends now. There are too many of us that prefer to know what we are eating. Cheers!

It's another beautiful (but hot) day in Central New Mexico, and we have a treat for you. Join Tom Neiman and four of the boys from the VA Creative Writing Group as we venture to Northeast Heights and meet Annie, owner of Annie's Soup Kitchen. A delightful host, Annie also makes delicious food and has decorated her establishment with taste. The daily special Reuben was the best we have found in Albuquerque. You really want to visit Annie's and partake in some excellent fare with friendly service and a pleasing atmosphere that will make you want to come back again and again. Just click on the following YouTube video link and watch the show. https://youtu.be/7Wj3ynv_2Xk?si=X_HiEG6sz7s1zeZx

I went to this place once and that was enough. I should have stayed home. It's very senior people who eat bland food. I might as well buy some baby food.

Wonderful little breakfast lunch restaurant on Eubank. Try to go weekly. The onion soup is delicious as is the grilled cheese sandwich. My wife loves their muffins and quiche.

Cute independent restaurant. I'm guess lots of their regulars are dying off. The world is changing. Folks would rather eat some hideous meal at Chill's or Cane's.Darling dining room and lovely service. Go check this place out before you can't.

Annie's has been serving homestyle food successfully for decades. It seems like the wait staff has been there all this time, too. Everyone is very friendly.  There are no fancy tablecloths or placemats; a simple white dish towel serves that purpose. With many meals, a side of zucchini nut bread is served. Delicious! Tastes like dessert!My companion swears by their omelets--and the bite I took sold me! My turkey sandwich was on soft bread, fresh vegetables, and quality turkey. As a first-time diner, I really wanted to try the biscuits and gravy--this restaurant screams grandma's biscuits and gravy.  On this note, however, I was disappointed. The gravy was fairly bland. I added pepper, which helped, but didn't really fix it. I ended up eating half a biscuit and abandoning the dish.

My daughter and I LOVE Annie's! We go almost weekly. Friendly staff...you feel like family. Excellent food. Don't miss this ABQ gem

Very sub par!Maybe this used to be good but very iffy now. Don't order the Quiche.... any of them... it is scrambled eggs in a pie shape. Horrid!