Ezras Taste of Home

Really cute little place in old town abq. Stopped by for a drink and some flautas both were delicious. A really nice place to sit and watch the apoco square

A Friday evening in Old Town in March means a lot of restaurants are closed. We finally happened upon Ezra's and could not have been happier.The service was friendly and prompt, the atmosphere was relaxed, and the food more than hit the spot. The burrito with red and green sauces (X-mas style) was delicious and perfectly seasoned. My partner enjoyed his dish and the flautas on the side stole the show. Plus, their beans are made with oil so you can make vegetarian options. The beans and sauce were so good they bumped this up to a five star experience.If you find yourself in Old Town during the off season, don't fret because Ezra's is open and will satisfy your craving for good food.

Grate service very welcoming. Good drinks excellent salsa it has a bite but not too spicy. Amazing food super delicious only complaint is I wish the servings were bigger.

The restaurant took orders from hostess desk and a board and wanted a tip before serving. After we sat down food was delivered in styrofoam containers and chips were an additional charge. The food was bland and salsa was orange and watery. My daughters fries tasted like fish. This Mexican food was the worst I have ever tasted. We should have realized when we saw no one was in the restaurant. How can you get Mexican food this bad in New Mexico. There was clearly a staffing issue and a bad cook!

My sister, daughter and I waited over 45 minutes - for nothing. There was no hostess to check in with. We could not get the attention of anyone who worked there. We saw people get up from the bar and tell us not to bother sitting there because we wouldn't get served. We saw a lady that had been seated get up to look for a waitress to get a rag to clean her own table!! WTH? People seated near where we were waiting in line suggested we go someplace else because they had been waiting over an hour for their food. I'm all about supporting local businesses but this place needs to get it's act together ASAP!!

Food was okay, value not so much. My Carne Tampequenia, advertised as a 6oz portion was 1/8" thick the size of a playing card. No way it was 6oz. Sides were about 3 Tbs of rice and the same for the beans. No tortillas. For the cost of just shy of $20, I was very disappointed.

Went there on a Monday around 2pm. Hostess was friendly. Sat me at a table and said, they are out of shrimp, Chile Colorado, brisket, carnitas. Only protein was chicken, fish to order. Waitress takes my order and says they are out of chips because the kitchen got busy. WTH? I could understand if it was an hour before closing, not 7 hours before. what I did order was chicken tacos, which were ok. Sadly to say, I won't return. Too many good New Mexican restaurants in Albuquerque to dine at.

I'm a carnivore through and through and Ezra's tacos did not disappoint! The meat was so tender, moist and savory, my mouth is watering as I type thisI highly recommend!

We are so happy we strolled to Old Town and found this GEM!Fun atmosphere, house made margaritas, friendly service, and really delicious food!!! We had the Chile Colorado and the smothered chicken burrito. Both dishes had us humming with yum!!!The owners are a husband and wife team and they are delightful! We are happy we can walk here from home.

Strangest place I've ever been to. Host sanitizing tables after people were seated. Service was marginal at best.The food is EXTREMELY overpriced. We spilt four flautas and they were made with small tortillas. More like an appetizer than a meal and it seemed like they had be re-fried. Beans and rice were cold, pretty sure I ate uncooked rice. We asked for another basket of chips -never got them. Salsa is provided in these teeny containers. Margarita was so sweet- did get a new one but not without a snarky comment from the server.