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Slate Street Cafe

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Name: Slate Street Cafe
Status: Open
Dining: Casual
Food: American / Hamburgers / Sandwich/Subs / Southwestern
Price Range: $8 to $12.99 (average per person)
Submitted by: Destini Baldonado on 1/31/07 1:32 PM
Address: 515 Slate St. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: 505-243-2210
Website: http://www.999dine.com/nm/slatestreetcafe/
Email: dine@slatestreetcafe.com
Hours: Breakfast 7:30 – 11am Monday – Friday
Lunch 11 – 3pm Monday – Friday
Brunch 8am – 2pm Saturday
Wine Loft Wednesday – Saturday 4p-10p
Dinner Tuesday – Thursday 5p-9p
Friday – Saturday 5p-10p
Closed Sunday



Reservations accepted for groups of 6 or more people
Private room available for groups
Wine Bar opening soon

Review:

Parking and location: First and foremost, parking is hell during lunch hour. The restaurant caters to the local court houses and thus I think most of its customer base are those who can walk there. Otherwise they might have a slightly better parking area. It's not too hard to find though, which reduces one are of possible frustration.

Interior ambiance: Loud. Then again, we were there in the midst of lunch hour. The place has a "refurbished warehouse" look to it. Not my style, but open. This does have the end result of the volume being louder than it actually is. The tables are a little cramped, but comfortable enough. There's even bar seating which was attractive.

Service: Service was fairly prompt and friendly. The wait-staff was willing to make helpful suggestions and had decent recommendations for the meal. They were a little harried, which I suppose it to be expected during rush hour. When my dining-partner made a complaint about cold coffee, they were pretty fastidious in making sure our needs were handled promptly afterwards.

Food: There's a pleasant mixture of a lot of things. The menu is on-line, and you can check it out yourself. I had the Prime Rib Eye Sandwich with green chile and home-made fries. It smells good and tasted good as well. There didn't seem to be any thing particularly special about it though. I have to warn you to stay away from the coffee. It may have been because it was lunch, but my coffee was burnt and I had to add extra sugar to cover it. My partner, who ordered decaf, was disappointed that his was lukewarm. They did make him a fresh pot and brought it out.

Overall opinion: It's a decent place to eat if you're downtown and want reasonably priced food that isn't cardboard, but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there again. However, they apparently do have an extensive wine collection, so if you're into that - you might want to try it out.


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Slate Street
Posted by Twila Hoon on 10/4/07 11:58 PM
Wine bar has opened - good vintages if you like wine - you can order appetizers or full menu from the wine bar - its a fun atmosphere -not as loud as the main floor. Food overall has been good - I go there a couple of times a month - the Salmon Club is wonderful -but fair warning its rare - the homemade chips go great with it.

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