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Tin Can Alley ABQ
Tin Can Alley ABQ : variété, quiz et une ambiance conviviale pour les chiens.
3.2(5 avis)
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Tin Can Alley ABQ : variété, quiz et une ambiance conviviale pour les chiens.
Tin Can Alley ABQ est un espace de restauration animé, bar et restaurant à Albuquerque offrant une grande variété d’options de restauration. Le lieu propose des sièges spacieux et une atmosphère accueillante, conviviale pour les chiens, idéale pour des repas décontractés, des boissons et des soirées sociales comme les soirées quiz. Les avis mettent en avant un personnel sympathique et une énergie dynamique, tout en mentionnant des préoccupations occasionnelles concernant le rapport qualité-prix et l'expérience d'arcade. Situé au 6110 Alameda Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA.
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Profitez d'une variété de vendeurs proposant des burgers, du Frito pie, du fish and chips, des desserts et bien plus encore dans un espace de repas commun.
Savourez les boissons des bars sur place, idéales pour se détendre ou socialiser lors des soirées quiz et des événements.
Jouez à une gamme de machines d'arcade, y compris la réalité virtuelle et des jeux classiques, pour un divertissement adapté aux familles.
Apportez vos chiens bien élevés pour profiter d'un espace spacieux, ce qui en fait une destination accueillante pour les animaux de compagnie.
Organisez des soirées quiz et d'autres événements dans une atmosphère dynamique idéale pour les sorties en groupe et les célébrations.
Overall, I'm eating super poorly because what we came in for was a waste of money. We paid $100 for chicken/waffles, a cheeseburger and a fish taco, while it all tasted fine it was all poorly valued. For a party of 4, almost all the tables were two or six seaters. We went to the arcade and on initial appearance it looked like an average arcade but I couldn't find anywhere to get coins. Before we left, my son noticed the coin machine tucked away. In retrospect, I probably should've counted the coins it gave me but at any rate, we quickly found out that nearly all the machines were dead, empty or just straight eating coins. What an absolute disappointment when all my kid can do is vend super sour or hot candy, or play some Minecraft game that appears to require four players. The other machine that was working was a VR shooting game that requires dollar bills, but we already put all our dollars in the coin machine and have nothing to use them on anyway. That was pretty lame and it was very difficult to get my kid to leave because she never got to play with anything. Then we went to the bathroom and Holy nightmare material, then stall gaps are all about a full inch at either hinge so anybody who wants to come peeping in is free to do so, let alone the ease of unlocking your stall from outside. One of the sinks wasn't functioning and one of the soap dispensers weren't working so even with a 3 person bathroom, you're still waiting in line to wash your hands in a restaurant. Yikes. Edit to add: for all my planty friends, for the love of God, don't go in. Mealies, Mealies everywhere.
On the Flip had a great burger and fish and chips! Definitely recommend to try! Nice service!
Came here for lunch, first time in about a year or so. My hubbie and I split a Flip Burger & Mile High Frito Pie from On The Flip. He finished off with a sherbet dessert with fruity pebbles & sprinkles from Cake Fetish. This is the very first time we've not been any kind of impressed with our food. The frito pie was seriously disgusting, I think canned dog food might've been better (I know that's harsh, but it was seriously awful!). It was just squishy beans, maybe a dust of cheese, no chile, saturated fritos, lettuce & tomato. The flip burger had no flavor at all, not even the bacon or guacamole had flavor. Just as plain Jane as could be. The sherbet was very enjoyable for him however. Not sure if it was due to just opening, but we'll be back eventually.
Traveling and needed something interesting to est. The food court concept was refreshing and allowed lots of variety. Having trivia night happening was an atmosphere boost. And it apparently is dog friendly!
There was plenty of room and the food was good plenty of choices of food. The seating was spacious. It's dog friendly but "well behaved" dogs. The people were great and cool place. For sure will be coming back.
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