Sister
Nestled along the legendary Route 66 in Albuquerque, Sister restaurant is a must-visit for hungry travelers seeking a taste of local charm. This vibrant eatery serves up delectable dishes made with fresh, regional ingredients, all within a cozy atmosphere that echoes the spirit of the Mother Road. With a unique blend of flavors and a welcoming vibe, Sister is more than just a meal—it's an experience that captures the heart of Route 66 culture. Enjoy their warm hospitality and savor the stories that come alive in every bite as you fuel up for your next adventure!
Carrie Ellen
a week ago"I’ve enjoyed Sister Bar for its music and atmosphere. It’s always been a lively and fun downtown spot. However, I need to share a serious safety concern from my visit on February 21st. Shortly after consuming a 2nd drink, I experienced a sudden and extreme reaction that was not consistent with what I had been drinking. I lost memory quickly, became very ill, and was sick well into the next day. The symptoms were alarming and unlike any typical overconsumption experience. I cannot state exactly what occurred, but the situation felt significant enough that I believe it’s important to raise awareness. Women, please watch your drinks closely, stay with trusted friends, and trust your instincts if something feels off. I am sharing this respectfully and in the spirit of safety, not blame. I truly hope Sister Bar continues to prioritize a safe environment for all guests."
Reza Moghadam
6 months ago"Very nice entertainment amd bar downtown Albuquerque pinball machines and music. Very good food reasonable price. Expect plenty of crowd mixed younger and older , gets a bit warm in there but what you expect from popular place . It's a must see and a night to remember."
Craig Lanham
9 months ago"First time here and it was crowded. But I walked in during a PinBall tournament. Who knew. Very cool place staff were really great. Ordered hamburger that came with fries and a beer or root beer for 11.00 dollars. Opted for the root beer . Was really happy with it. I will be going back. Maybe play pinball next time."
Nariman Loulou
10 months ago"apparently by state law, we had to show physical ID in order to get in. They did not accept a digital one. so heads-up before you go. luckily our hotel was very close so we got our id's and returned (we were supposed to meet friends that were already there). it took about 20 min to the bartender to take our order. the place itself is nice, good atmosphere, kind people. you need 4 quarters (1$) to have 3 balls to play, so keep a change with u."
