Bien Shur

Good place to come have dinner, nice views, the desserts are artwork. I’m not one for steaks because I don’t like to cut them but they cut the steak for me which put them over the top good. Thank you.

Breath taking views and amazing food. Staff was nice and atmosphere was light. Spent my two year anniversary here and will be back again. Do be ready to drop some cash though as the prices are up there.

Good food and attentive staff. Don't always enjoy walking through the casino to get to the restaurant but maybe there is a closer entrance I haven't used before. Of course, beautiful views of the city.

Tamahawk is 28 ounces (with 10 oz bone) of deliciousness. Old fashioned with knob Creek really sings with the fresh ingredients they use.

Worth visiting for the view, but, if you stay for dinner, keep your expectations in check. While the prices suggest that the food is as good as very good restaurants in much larger cities, I found that was not the case. I ordered a salad, tomahawk cut ribeye, lobster mac & cheese, dessert, and drinks. Everything was good, maybe even very good, except for the two most expensive items on the menu. The lobster mac & cheese was quite fishy, and the ribeye, at $70, was poorly marbleized, underdone, and had far more gristle than is acceptable at these prices.

That said, if you sit near the windows, you will not find better views in Albuquerque. Beautiful view of the Sandia mountains. But, come for the view, a drink, and maybe an appetizer or dessert. Then go to Ruth's Chris if you want a steak for dinner. Not a slam on Ruth's Chris, but it is sad to me that a chain (albeit high-end) has the best steak in town.