restaurants

V.29 No.31 | 7/30/2020

Clarke Condé

Town Square

Workers Are Not Expendable

The New Mexico Restaurant Association needs to know

By Andrea J. Serrano

A few weeks ago, the New Mexico Restaurant Association (NMRA) hosted a virtual protest urging restaurants across the state to post pictures of their employees outside of their establishments with signs that read “Let Us Serve.” This action came after Governor Lujan Grisham announced reimposing the ban on indoor dining at eateries and breweries.

Clarke Condé

Opinion

A Discussion on Honesty and Reporting

COVID-19 testing exposes gaps in reporting and response

By Dan Pennington

With a COVID-19 reporting system so comprehensive, where could anything go wrong?

V.25 No.26 | 6/30/2016

Food News

Here Comes Debauchery

By Joshua Lee

A Margarita Festival is happening, Restaurant Association opposes ART and a Twinkie ages gracefully.

V.24 No.20 | 5/14/2015

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Flash in the Pan

Check, Please

A restaurant critic says goodbye

By Ari LeVaux

Ari LeVaux discusses the downside of restaurant criticism.

V.24 No.11 | 3/12/2015

Simon Menner

Crib Notes

Crib Notes: March 12, 2015

By August March

What do you know about last week’s 505 news? Test yourself with the Alibi pop quiz.

V.24 No.10 | 3/5/2015

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Crib Notes

Crib Notes: March 5, 2015

By August March

What do you know about last week’s Albuquerque and New Mexico news? Test your recall with the Alibi pop quiz.

V.23 No.48 | 11/27/2014

The Mouthful

Thankfulness Edition

By Ty Bannerman

Your editor gives his thanks.

V.23 No.44 | 10/30/2014

TheCulinaryGeek / CC BY 2.0

Crib Notes

Crib Notes: Oct. 30, 2014

By August March

Test your knowledge of last week’s New Mexico economic, criminal and media news with the Alibi pop quiz.

V.23 No.31 |

news

The Daily Word in bears walking upright

By Ty Bannerman [ Wed Aug 6 2014 10:31 AM ]

Today, we will begin with a bear walking on his hind legs in a quiet cul-de-sac.

Then, the noise of metal on metal and gunfire; cell phone footage from the latest police shooting.

An experimental serum has improved the conditions of two ebola-infected aid workers in Africa.

The clink of spoons on ceramics is silenced as Albuquerque’s first and only cereal bar closes up shop.

A controversial billboard for a plastic surgeon in Ann Arbor has been vandalized with a body-positive message.

And 13 years of warfare have not made us any safer.

V.22 No.33 | 8/15/2013

Eric Williams ericwphoto.com

Feature

The Neighborhoods of Burque

A guide to the cities within the city

By Ty Bannerman

A quick and dirty guide to the cities within the city of Albuquerque.

V.21 No.41 | 10/11/2012

BOBR

Best of Burque Restaurants 2012

Once again, the Alibi is proud to present the absolute best restaurants this city has to offer, as voted on by you, our readers. Whether you’re a longtime Burqueño looking to see whether your favorite spots have been rewarded for what they do best, or a new arrival trying to get your bearings in a town with so many great food options, this guide is indispensable for anyone with an appetite. A hearty congratulations to all the winners!