Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) — restaurants, cafés, bars and lounges

Eating and drinking at ABQ: quick answers

Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) in Albuquerque, New Mexico has 16 places to eat and drink, across one terminal, plus a pre-security area. That includes 3 coffee spots, 2 bars, and 5 sit-down restaurants. One is before security; the rest are past the checkpoint. Hours are in Mountain Time.

How many restaurants are at ABQ airport?

Albuquerque International Sunport has 16 places to eat and drink — restaurants, cafés, bars and grab-and-go — across one terminal, plus a pre-security area.

What's open early at ABQ?

The earliest to open on a typical weekday: Black Mesa Coffee Company (before security, Main Terminal, from 4 AM), Cheese & Coffee (Food Hall, Main Terminal, from 4 AM), and Dunkin' (Food Hall, Main Terminal, from 4 AM). Times are local (Mountain Time).

What's open late at ABQ?

Open latest on a typical weekday: Frank's Famous Chicken & Waffles (Near Gate A4, Main Terminal, until 10 PM), Black Mesa Coffee Company (before security, Main Terminal, until 9 PM), and Indian Pueblo Kitchen (Food Hall, Main Terminal, until 9 PM).

Where can I get coffee at ABQ?

3 coffee spots: Black Mesa Coffee Company (before security, Main Terminal), Dunkin' (Food Hall, Main Terminal), and New Mexico Piñon Coffee (Near Gate A8, Main Terminal).

Where can I get a sit-down meal at ABQ?

5 sit-down restaurants: Frank's Famous Chicken & Waffles (Near Gate A4, Main Terminal), Indian Pueblo Kitchen (Food Hall, Main Terminal), Sadie's of New Mexico (Near Gate A2, Main Terminal), Steel Bender Brewyard (Near Gate A9, Main Terminal), and Teller Bar (Food Hall, Main Terminal).

Where are the bars at ABQ?

2 bars: Steel Bender Brewyard (Near Gate A9, Main Terminal) and Teller Bar (Food Hall, Main Terminal).

Are there restaurants before security at ABQ?

Yes — Black Mesa Coffee Company is before the TSA checkpoint, open to anyone. Everything else is airside, past security.