5/5 Amanda 2 years ago on Google
According
to
many
Cocina
Azul
is
an
Albuquerque
staple.
It
was
raved
over
and
over
again
by
online
foodies,
locals
and
non-locals
alike.
Unfortunately
it
missed
the
mark
with
me.
At
least
for
5
stars.
My
mother
ordered
the
popular
Brisket
Enchiladas
(slow-cooked
brisket,
three
flat
corn
tortillas,
filled
with
a
blend
of
cheddar
and
Monterrey
jack
cheese,
melted
and
smothered
with
your
choice
of
Frank
Sr.'s
red
or
green
chile,
$15.95).
Holy
hell
these
were
absolutely
amazing!!!
A
crazy
amount
of
flavor
and
the
brisket
was
cooked
to
perfection.
It
came
with
a
side
of
rice
and
refried
beans
which
I
found
kind
of
flavorless
but
they
were
yummy
combined
with
the
enchiladas.
I
should
have
gotten
the
damn
enchiladas
but
my
burger-loving
heart
wanted
one
last
green
chile
burger
before
returning
home
so
that’s
what
I
got.
Alicia’s
Green
Chile
Burger
(fresh
Angus,
chuck
ground
steak,
served
with
two
melted
slices
of
American
cheese,
New
Mexico
Hatch
green
chi/e,
roasted
and
peeled
and
prepared
"caribe
style"
by
hand
with
salt
and
garlic,
served
on
a
golden,
buttery
toasted,
specialty
roll,
$12.95).
What
i
got
only
matched
half
that
description.
I
got
a
clearly
frozen,
supermarket
hamburger,
paper
thin,
the
kind
you
get
at
your
local
drive-thru
and
would
be
yummy
if
that’s
what
you
wanted,
but
I
expected
a
lot
more.
Also,
the
“specialty
roll”
is
just
a
regular
grocery
store
hamburger
bun.
The
taste
was
subpar,
there
weren’t
many
green
chiles
and
what
was
there
lacked
flavor
of
any
kind.
Overall,
it
was
not
good.
Service
was
not
great.
Servers
were
slow,
not
friendly
one
bit
and
inattentive.
I
had
to
hunt
the
guy
down
to
take
my
credit
card
so
I
could
just
pay
and
leave.
Overall
it’s
a
good
place
for
a
delicious
Tex-Mex
meal,
but
you
definitely
have
to
get
the
right
thing.
I
highly
suggest
those
Brisket
Enchiladas!
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