Loyola's Family Restaurant

Went for breakfast after a year or so not being back. The flavor of the food, the waitstaff has remained the same. The quality continues to be amazing. The food comes out hot and fast. The green chile is definetly much spicer than the red, but the red chile has an amazing flavor. I ordered the huevos rancheros with eggs over medium. My husband ordered his usual (2 eggs over medium, sourdough toast, sausage and a side of green chile). The wait staff kept up on the ice tea. The food is priced right. I highly recommend if you want food that tastes just like grandmas.

Our Saturday breakfast spot! I always order the same thing, ham and cheese omelet with hashbrowns, tortilla, and peach or raspberry iced tea. I just love it so much that I can't get off of this choice!My friends always get the huevos rancheros or the carne adovada, we are just creatures of habit!This place is just a traditional diner and busy all morning long! Service is super-fast and friendly!

While driving through New Mexico on our Route 66 trip we read in our guide book that Loyola's Family Restaurant was a great place to eat, so we gave it a try and were glad we did.When we walked in we were immediately greeted and seated. I ordered Super Breakfast Burrito and my wife ordered the Mexican Breakfast both came with red and green sauce. We also ordered 4 Sopapillas. Everything was great and we also had a great waiter.The place was immaculately clean even the bathrooms.One other bonus this restaurant was used in several films and the series Breaking Bad. There were several photos on the wall of actors who had been inside the building filming.This was a great place to visit. We will definitely be back.

It's another Breaking Bad/ Better Call Saul location. We came on a Wednesday at 8:30 am, plenty of parking and we had the pick of the place if we wanted to sit in the "Better Call Saul" booth.The restaurant is known for their pozole (according to an article posted on the cashier booth) yet everyone seems to get the breakfast burrito, Christmas style. As much as I was craving pozole, I went with the breakfast burrito, bacon, Christmas style. Stephen went with the same but with chorizo. The waitress said the green chili can be a bit spicy, and she was right. It doesn't hit you until you're chewing, and then you feel the heat. I mixed the green and red to cool it down. It's still delicious, but I swear my tastebuds are still tingling. The burrito filled me up until dinner... no lunch for me.

A local Albuquerque institution that's an amazing modest diner. I've been here a few times and it's always been good. The staff is friendly and quick. The appearance of the place is a modest diner. Definitely check this place out if you're looking for New Mexican food, affordable prices, and a piece of Albuquerque history.

Food is home made diner food with New Mexican flavor. They are open for breakfast and lunch. Staff is friendly and quick with service since as the building does not have many tables each server can spend time with the customer. If you want an authentic New Mexican breakfast try Loyolas.

Service was fantastic, and the food was quick to come out even though they were busy. We shared the super burrito with red chili. The red chili is one of the best in Albuquerque!

We haven't been here in a while. We both had huevos Rancheros with green chile (one on the side).They are so fast at getting your food out hot and fresh. Quality is so consistent. Staff is always friendly. Love feeling at home with home cooked food. If you haven't tried this local gem, it's a must!

This old standard restaurant has the best red chile! I love the red chile chicharron burrito. The wait staff is always very pleasant and efficient.

Great food and waitress are very quick and nice. Once you seat down they right away acknowledge you and assist. I will definitely keep going back great place to eat no regrets.