(505) 255-1657
7220 Lomas NE
Albuquerque,
NM
87110
35.0871
-106.5673
Neighborhoods: Southeast, La Mesa
Reviews & Ratings for Cooperage Restaurant
7 reviews
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Great food, much improved service and salad bar.
by SceneItnNM
I have eaten at the Cooperage many times over the past few years. The service, cleanliness and the salad bar have all much improved in the past year. As for the "church lady", I think we must have had the same waitress - her skirt was practically up to her chin and was just plain tacky. I'm sure the male reviewers didn't mind it. The salad bar was wonderful the last time we went and the food is great. The shrimp are huge and one definitely has plenty to eat! The ambience is nice although a little crowded in some areas. The service was good and no sign of the band-aid skirt thankfully. Highly recommend it.
- Pros: Food, salad bar
- Cons: parking
Don't listen to the church lady
by jacksonmom
The Cooperage was awesome. I also thought the prime rib was the best in town. My husband got the lobster tale and it was large and fantastic. We just moved here from Florida and know what good seafood is all about. The salad bar was extensive and everything looked fresh on it. Our sides were great also. The potatos were cooked just right and loaded to the brim. As for a lady writing a bad review on something she got as a gift- from her church no less? Why are churches giving out gift certificates? And making a complaint to corporate? If she was really into serving others she would decline the gift certificate and send the money to an organization that feeds poor children on thanksgiving or Christmas. What kind of church gives expensive gift certificates to members? Donations should be given to the needy. I thought the Cooperage was great and friendly and didn't see any clothing worn that was not acceptable. I for one would like to have a review of the church she goes to so I don't recommend to anyone to attend. Really, broadcasting shady church ethics on the internet- Church lady, be ashamed of yourself. Call me if you want 505 459 0269. I would love to hear the name of that church.
- Pros: best prime rib in town
- Cons: for the price the setting could have been a bit fancier
Best Prime Rib in town, quiet atmosphere, great service
by mbrockwell
We go out to eat often and Cooperage was recommended to us several times so we decided to go there. We were very pleased with the atmosphere, the salad and soup bar and our waitress was awesome. The owner even came by our table to see that everything was ok. We could not have asked for a better place to dine. So many places are noisy but this was not. The prime rib as the best I have EVER had and the baked potato was loaded. We were very impressed and will return again as well as recommend Cooperage to others.
- Pros: all of it would be on a positive note
- Cons: Not having a Cooperage closer to Rio Rancho!
Great Soup & Salad Bar
by anzures
Cooperage is one of the best places in Albuquerque. The menu offers a wide variety of items, not to mention the amazing Soup & Salad Bar. You have your choice of salad, pastas, fruits, desserts and best of all, their soup. Their green chile chicken soup is sooooooooooo good. There's always a good chance you'll fill up on the Soup & Salad Bar just before your food arrives. In that case, do what I do, take it home :)
Be sure to try the Chicken Con Queso (I ordered it today), you won't regret it.
The service is always good. They also have live music and dancing on select nights. It has a cozy atmosphere with plenty of parking that surrounds the entire building.
I go out to eat about 4-5 times a week (Who has time to cook?). Cooperage is a regular spot for me.
- Pros: Soup & Salad Bar
Not recommended for a dog
by ltyper10
This was one of the worst places in ABQ I have ever gone. The service was horrible. The waitress had on such a short skirt that every time she bent over, it was disgusting. We never did receive our bread and had to repeatedly ask for things, such as steak sauce, etc. The salad bar was lacking in it's appearance...everything was soggy looking; at least what there was of it. A lot of the bowls were empty. We had a gift certificate from our church which is why we chose to ate here. When we finally got our ticket, the waitress acted like she had never seen a gift certicficate before. She never came back with our change from it so we finally just chose to leave. I called the manager the next day and made a complaint about our service. He assured me this was not the way their restaurant worked and it surprised him about the waitress. He told me the corporate office would be calling after he talked to the waitress and wrote a report. Well, what a surprise, never did hear back from him or the corporate office. Needless to say, I will let our church know not to give our gift certificates here anymore because I definitely won't ever be back!
- Cons: Service, food, atmosphere, parking
Some of Albuquerque's finest steak and seafood are located here among the used car lots.
by Contributor
In Short
A barrel motif applies throughout the restaurant, and at busy times the acoustics can make you feel you're dining in one. With this in mind, you may want to request a table near the salad bar or, if you like music, by the dance floor. Specialties include prime rib, steaks, lobster and crab legs. Shrimp here are plump and firm. The restaurant also prides itself on the soup and salad bar that comes with every meal. Entree portions are moderate, so feel free to fill your plate.




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