Antiquity Restaurant in Albuquerque

Service was excellent! Very small inside but made it feel less busy more intimate. The steaks are cooked on open flame charcoal grill, veggies are cooked in butter, bread tasted as if it was just baked. If offered, I wouldn't suggest rice pilaf but rather the green chili mashed potatoes. It's an ok wine selection, but adequate. And oddly I hated my stupid metal plate-bowl. Will certainly be going bac...

The absolute worst "good" place I've been, and the manager ensured it.You can't always expect to go to a restaurant alone and be treated well. They don't look at you and see dollar signs or excess, and so some restaurants don't see you as a worthwhile table to seat. Maybe they think you should feel lucky to get a seat at all. Well, this is one of those places.I came to Albuquerque alone because I am thinking about moving here without knowing people. I came alone to see if it's a place I could see living without the friend and family net that I have at home and could still feel happy in that place. I get a steak in these places because I love steak and wanted to see how a good ABQ restaurant did it.Well, I still love steak, and I did actually manage to fall in love with the city, but absolutely not because of this place. If I had come to this restaurant first I'd have left that day and never come back.If you come alone to Antiquity, you are worthless that them. That means they give you the french onion soup with the charred bread. The "medium rare" steak cooked medium well. And when they do that, they do not re-cook it and they do not compensate. They just treat you like you'd be asking quite a bit if you wanted things fixed and then they give you an $88 bill. In the end, I spent $100+ because I've worked service industry and I believe in compensating the service staff even if the boss is a pile of absolute dung. That being said, I was SO sad that I came. I could have found out more good things about ABQ than bad.In summary: You're worthless here. Be glad they gave you a table, I guess, if you choose to be glad you came at all.I may move to Albuquerque but I will never eat here a...

We have had the pleasure of dining at Antiquity Restaurant on three occasions, separated by about a year each time. On our first visit, my wife and I were blown away by the entire experience: exquisite main courses, beautiful fresh baked breads, savory soups, topped off with the creamiest of crème brûlée’s. The specialness of each dish was heightened by the perfectly attentive service. Our second visit was pretty much the same as the first. But now that we had already been introduced we could focus on the det...