Forque Kitchen & Bar

A very busy place, simple but good breakfast with really fresh fruits. However, dinner is not recommended because not only you may wait more than one hour for a seat, but food is just so so, my ribeye steak is only so so, and the $8 added shrimp is tasteless. The wine was good though

Food was good,but a little bland. Hostess and servers were very nice and helpful. They where able to answer any questions about the menu and were willing to accommodate special request. The price seemed a little high for what I got,but was in line with what I expected from a restaurant inside a hotel.

I had a pleasant experience here at Forque. My chalupa was delicious. Service was good. No complaints. 👍

Came here for lunch and the food was amazing! But what made this meal so good was Michelle’s amazing customer service. She made my experience feel like a million dollar outstanding top notch service. Michelle’s attitude is contagious and she is the best at what she does. Definitely will be dining here again and everything she recommended was beyond amazing. If I could rate her and my experience more than 5 stars I would! Thank you Michelle!!!!

Overall very good. The room is only ok...a bit sterile, but it was expected in this type of hotel restaurant...not intimate...but it was spacious. We had a nice window seat. The service was not amazing but for Albuquerque, it was fine...relaxed, not overbearing, and just attentive enough. I never found myself wondering where they were, and they were good about refilling water and checking on us. The bread that started the meal was good and arrived quickly. Our appetizers were tastier than expected. A c- in terms of presentation however. I had the chorizo mussels my date had the gouda and crème fraiche fondue. The fondue was a plain cup of sauce served in a basket with 4 non-descript pretzel bread rolls that were unceremoniously plopped next to the cup on a piece of brown paper. It would have been easy to cut and toast the rolls..it would have added to the presentation and added some much needed texture, but the sauce was very tasty and it wasn't enough to detract from the initial experience. The mussels were served in a traditional big bowl heaped with hearty goodness. They were served with several pieces of toasted roll for sopping up the juice...I ate it all...very good! For main course, I had the Salmon, my date had the pear salad. The Salmon was excellent! Perfectly cooked and very well presented. The pear salad was delicious. There was a bit too much of the toasted almond topping for our taste...it was out of balance texturally...but again, not enough to detract from the experience. Desert was perhaps the weakest link. We had the chocolate torte w white chocolate mousse. It was ok, but I'm willing to bet the torte was not made on site. It’s kind of hard to screw up lots of chocolate. The coffee was good (I'm bit of a coffee snob). I felt that the overall value was good. Our tab was just over 100 for two people with 3 glasses of wine...so not bad. I give them a 7 out of 10 overall which is saying a lot for Albuquerque "fine" dining. I would definitely recommend this place to others given the opportunity.