Sawmill Market

Pros: fun vibes, lots of food options, $ not too bad, spacious, plenty of parking and seating. Cons: not sure if "the best" of every kind of food can be found here; however, it's more than decent the few things I tried here

This place was so cool! It's filled with various vendors and restaraunts and everything looks so yummy. there's seating in the middle and you can buy food from anywhere inside. It was so colorful (I did go during Christmas time) and I found it really clean as well. It was a great pit spot before we flew out back home.I liked the pizza place and the ice cream place that had Ube ice cream.

Over the last year, I have visited Albuquerque twice, and during those two trips, I went to the Sawmill Market three times. Yes, that's right...more than one visit per trip to Albuquerque! That's because I absolutely loved my visits to a wonderful food hall with a bit of everything. With approximately 30 restaurants/vendors at the Sawmill Market, I enjoyed going to six of them over my three visits. The Sawmill Market is in the Sawmill District, which is home to wonderful hotels, restaurants, bars, shopping, live entertainment, and holistic wellness journeys. On my first visit, I enjoyed a flavored hard cider at Paxton's Taproom (it was ok), a cheeseburger and fries at Dr. Field Goods (delicious), and an Orange Dream at the Sweets Soda Fountain (delicious). On my second visit, I got pepperoni pizza from the Hawt Pizza Co. (delicious) and another Orange Dream at the Sweets Soda Fountain (delicious). On my third visit, I got a creamy lemon pasta at Tulipani Pasta (delicious), a Frose at The Rose Bar (not a fan, but then again, I should have known that as I'm not a Rose fan), and some candy from the Sweets Soda Fountain (to take home). The service at all six places was wonderful with free water stations around the floor. I was with work colleagues on all three visits. On the first visit, we reserved The Mill Room upstairs, which accommodates up to 100 people. Other reservable spaces include The Back Yard (outside) and The Flora Room (also upstairs). Our organization also arranged gift cards for each of us to use at however many restaurants we can go to within the amount of money on the gift card. You can order food online through https://www.sawmillmarket.com. Through the website, I learned that the Sawmill Market opens daily at 8 AM and stays open until 9 PM on Sundays through Thursdays and 10 PM on Fridays and Saturdays. They also host events such as football watch parties, family movie nights, and many holiday events. They also have a market-wide happy hour Mondays through Thursdays from 4-6 PM. Specials include discounted drinks and food items.This was certainly one of the highlights of my Albuquerque trips, and I look forward to going back to the Sawmill Market the next time I am in town.

Loved loved this! So so many choices and many seating areas!It was tough to choose what to try and enjoy.We tried pasta as well as a fabulous loaded noodle bowl!There are also free water stations throughout.

So many options great place to hang out with friends. Great food and beer. I like the churros and elotes

Always love coming to Sawmill when in ABQ. So many venues to choose from and tonight they had a DJ! It's such a vibe here. Perfect to come for any occasion. So many different food options to choose from and every visit is a different experience. We had the lemon pasta, the pizza both cheese and pepperoni, and the shrimp noodles. For dessert at the end we got Nutella inside the cone with vanilla soft serve. It was great!!

The easiest way to describe this place is if you've ever visited any food hall containing multiple restaurants and shops you can easily see having pop-ups at festivals all within the comfort of a modernly designed and repurposed industrial space than you know what Sawmill Market is all about. The building design is incorporated well with the history of the building and area, telling a story easily found if one pays attention. The food ranges far from ramen to floral ice cream. A wine bar coincides nicely with a flower shop nearby. A large bar with multiple beers on tap stands adjacently to a large open space where merchandise and knick-knacks can be purchased whilst seated. An upstairs loft seating area can be utilized and all of this within large windowed walls to let in as much of the New Mexico sunshine as possible. The use of those flat, buzzing pagers are used by almost every restaurant to alert you when your food is ready. When it comes to service, it feels like all the vendors are eager to share their passions with you. All in all, I appreciated the design and ease of walking around an area meant for large crowds. Seating wasn't hard to find, even for a party of 5. The variety of shops and food was pleasant, and how can you not appreciate a well air conditioned place in New Mexico. This is an easy place to visit for time with friends and food if you're in the area.

I like this place lots of places to sit. Many different choices of food. A great place to go in a group because everyone can get what they want. We didn't have a problem with parking, but I assume it can get crazy at busy times. I've only been once, but I look forward to visiting it again to try more of the yummy looking shops.

This is a fabulous place with all different kinds of really good food! I love the diversity of flavors and quality of the food.

I love this place, plenty of options to choose from including desserts, ice cream, noodles, pizza, pasta and Mexican food. I got these desserts and they were amazing. The food is pricey but well worth it. The ambience is perfect to go with friends. They have live music sometimes and service is good.