M'tucci's Twenty-Five

Had picnic lunch takeout, every sandwich is delicious and delightful to taste, the bread is soft, the pasta salad is surprisingly served warm with the creamy parmesan sauce, so good! My taste buds were well appeased as was my stomach!

Food was good, family was happy, but there were a few flaws in the meal. We weren't offered bread. We also weren't offered parmesan cheese. The lemonade was tart. My meal was over the top salty, my mother had to add salt to hers. Prices are outlandish for some items. $7 for four skimpy pieces of mozzarella? The arancini was tasty and priced right but was presented on an overpowering pesto sauce. Our server was attentive and helped us satisfy two finicky eaters. Our drinks were continuously refreshed throughout the meal, so she earned a generous tip. I hope this restaurant survives its growing pains and thrives in this location that has seen so much turnover.

M’tucci’s has outdone themselves with this new restaurant. Their service was outstanding! Their original menu is different than their other restaurants and everything we’ve tried so far was delicious. I highly recommend the carbonara - SO GOOD... This is the closest we’ve gotten to authentic Italian food. Thank you M’tucci’s for creating another unique dining experience on the east of Albuquerque!!!

The food is pretty good there. They have a different menu than the one on the west side. We went there on a Saturday and the prices ranged from $16 to $29 for each meal. They charge for bread. I had the porcini and beef tip tortelloni, which was pretty good but there was some fatty meat that was not edible. The service was excellent! We went there for lunch and I think we spent about 60 bucks and we did not order alcohol. This location is where chama brewing used to be.