Adobe Reds brings a taste of New Mexico to Midtown

I guess since the restaurant has been closed for a few weeks now, this review can probably be taken off of the RFT's main restaurant page! Had a pretty tasty meal there once, but I guess they couldn't make a go of it.

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I am sorry my husband and I went with another couple. Guacamole was flavorless, we tried 4 diff flavored margaritas and all were horrible. I know you use fresh lime juice but how about simple syrup or sugar. They were the sourest margaritas I have ever had. And I have had many margaritas form many resturants. And I work in a resturaunt. Enchiladas ok, crab and shrimp taco really good. My hubby had tamales. Don't eat they were so hot he couldn't eat them. He ate my fish taco. All in all, I wouldn't waste my money...

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Go with the flatbread (pizzas)... the bbq chicken is great with a lot of zip, the southwest shrimp on a pesto sauce is outstanding. I had the burger last week with green chile and cheese and thought it was one of the best burgers I've had in a long time... they are just settling into their stride now. Stop in from 4 to 7 and get a margarita and a flatbread, you'll love both.

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we've been here 3 or 4 times for lunch and love the taco's and flatbreads, both are very flavorful, i didn't care for the enchiladas but everything else has been really great.

My husband and I tried Adobe Reds a few weeks ago. Yeuch! Everything was bland as all getout, the absolute antithesis of real New Mexico cooking. We tried begging for a hotter salsa, but were told, "Oh, ours is HOUSE-MADE!" So what? There are a lot of small, authentic Mexican places here in town that make their own salsa, and where you can routinely get salsa from mild to scorching. I can do better at home with a copy of Huntly Dent's "The Taste of Santa Fe".