The best red chili ever!! Always has a bite. A little on the pricey side....but I don't mind. Service is very good. Ambiance is great The menu is large, but also offers entrees. My BFF and I go eat and drink beer. One of my favorites.

This is as one of the best New Mexican Food restaurants I have eaten at in years. The green chili as so favorable with chunks of green chili. Red was also amazing. Great salsa and the service was fabulous! We will be back also, homemade tortillas!!! Yummmmmm

I got the chicken enchiladas plate and it was delicious and the server was really nice and helpful

Pleasantly surprised! Parking was a tad odd- one way in, one way out parking lot so bigger vehicles be warned. Waitress was super nice. I'm always on the hunt for a decent burger. This one blew me away. It's fabulous. And the green chili was superb. The place was packed within 15 minutes of opening. It was jammed! Oh and the chips and salsa hit the spot. Chips were still warm, and the salsa had a nice bite

Just moved to New Mexico and have been having fun trying out different restaurants! Some friends took us to Duran's Station and now we have a new favorite restaurant serving New Mexican cuisine! Of all the places we've eaten at, the Chile rellenos were the absolute best and their special grilled roast beef tacos were mighty tasty! And their red salsa had just the right amount of heat! The restaurant was super busy for lunch and the wait staff friendly and accommodating! Will definitely be back!

I very much enjoy Duran's Station, even despite the marked price increases. Their red (from powder, alas) and green are both good and I look forward to eating here probably once a month. Same chile and same salamander blasting your plate before you're served as at the Duran's Pharmacy downtown. Free chips and salsa (not my favorite, but always tasty) and your drink is always kept full. In fact tht service (generally delightful - we're sad there's been such turnover lately, but they still hustle) and cooking are always on-point and the owner, while more lugubrious in demeanor than any other restauranteur I can think of in the city, is almost always there keeping on top of things. The room can be a little crowded, but is more cozy than oppressive - the Ghattas family has done a fine job with the old Number 8 fire station. Be careful coming out of the one-way parking lot onto Menaul, though: the sign blocks your view and people _fly_ down that street. It's "a liability nightmare," as my dear Uncle Art used to decry.

It's always fun to try a new place! Getting there on a Thursday at 11:30 am, I found almost all tables filled! I was glad our friend was there holding the table for us. There is a sign that mentions everyone in the party must be there before being seated. But we got there a minute after our friend. I often get breakfast burritos to compare. I'm an egg lover, and i sort of see what the ratio is of egg to potato and bacon. Here, they serve two kinds of potato --your choice of either fried or steamed. I asked about the steamed, and they said it was like mashed potato. I should have tried it but stayed with the fried. I also asked that they go light on the potato, which they kindly did. The plate came out with wonderful green chili smothered over the burrito with cheese melted on top and some shredded lettuce on the side. The green chile was mild but still made my nose run. So, it had some heat. It was good. I heard red chile is what they are known for, but I'm a green fan. And speaking of spicy hot, the salsa and homemade tortilla chips brought to the table were good. Go light on the salsa as it had a good kick to it was it among the best breakfast burritos I've had? It did have two eggs, but I felt the bacon was a little skimpy. The dish did have good flavor and was a solid lunch meal! Though music was playing, I did not have to yell over it to talk to my friends. The place was bright and clean. The wait staff was busy, but she got things right and seemed very nice. I'm soon to try Duran's Pharmacy next to do a comparison. I read where the owners of each are related!

Landed in ABQ from out of town and was craving enchiladas. I found this place on Yelp and went to check it out. I love spicy food but this was too spicy for me. I got the Christmas version which is both red and green salsa on an enchilada. If you love extra spicy dishes, go! Plus really nice staff!

Enjoyed our dinner on a Saturday afternoon! The fairly small venue was nearly full with people. The food was tasty and the salsa was hot!! Will go back again. Appreciate the hospitality :)