Antiquity Restaurant

Andiamo
Andiamo
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4 out of 5
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3
Reviews

Retro Good

  • August 2, 2008
  • Rated 5 of 5 by OldTownDan from Albuquerque, New Mexico
Retro good. A menu from the 60's. We dine here once or twice a year. This time was my birthday [myself and my wife and two old friends].

When we dine alone my wife and I usually have the Chateaubriand. This time we also all went for beef (the Henry IV, Petite Fillet, and Steak au Poivre twice]. All were excellent.

Appetizers were oysters, both Rockefeller and raw..wonderful. A bottle of Champagne and one of Zinfandel. Deserts good but , admittedly, not fantastic. With Gratuity, the bill came to $305.

Absolutely worth it. Well over 2 hours of good company and dining pleasure.

Restaurant Antiquity

  • August 2, 2001
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Christa from New York, New York
If you want a nice night out in Albuquerque without traveling too far (or at all) from Old Town, take a trip to Antiquity. This is a really nice restaurant without the stuffiness that sometimes comes with that. It's in Old Town so it's mostly tourists, but I hear some locals come by for the great steak. It's mainly steak and seafood. My boyfriend had the shrimp scampi and liked it. I had the lobster tail, which was a little dry, but still good. The comfortable atmosphere made up for what may have been lacking in the food.

It was lovely. Like most of Old Town, it's an adobe building. But unlike many of those buildings, it's adobe inside as well. The restaurant is pretty small with excellent service. It had a short but nice wine list.

The dress is pretty casual. Not shorts-and- t-shirts-causual but you can wear jeans and sandals. It's probably not the best place for kids, unless they can sit still through dinner.

From journal Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Beyond

Editor Pick

Restaurant Antiquity

  • October 19, 2000
  • Rated 3 of 5 by Andiamo from Corrales, New Mexico
This is a quaint restaurant tucked away in an old adobe honeymoon cottage in Old Town. Romantic atmosphere with wonderful service and food. A great choice for a romantic dinner in charming Old Town. Smallish menu with choices ranging from fish in parchment to chateau briand for 2. Our favorite for anniversaries and celebrations.

From journal High Desert Destination

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