Fried seafood in Albuquerque?

[Poncho_NM]

Originally Posted by Cactus Hibs

Are there really still Long John Silver's franchises in Albuquerque? The three I was aware of have all closed in the last 5 years.

Three are listed in the area. The one in Rio Rancho is still there. It is an A&W and Long John Silver's

Find Restaurants Near Me - Long John Silver's

1 1011 Rio Rancho Blvd
Rio Rancho, NM 87124

2 4720 San Mateo Blvd NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109

3 4300 Central Avenue SW
Albuquerque, NM 87105

added: Well, they list 6 in New Mexico if you have it search 100 miles fo an ABQ zip code.

[smarino]

All you need to do is drive over to the Frontier restaurant on Central Ave, turn south, drive 1,775 miles until you get to Gulfport, Ms, and you'll find what you're looking for.

This is sort of like going to Utah and asking where you can get some Cajun food :]

[Zoidberg]

Originally Posted by Cactus Hibs

Good suggestion. National chains aside, I think Pelican's is as close to what the OP is looking for as Albuquerque is likely to offer.

Are there really still Long John Silver's franchises in Albuquerque? The three I was aware of have all closed in the last 5 years.

According to Google there are still 4. The one on San Mateo & McLeod-ish is still open.

[bobnabq1]

Originally Posted by smarino

All you need to do is drive over to the Frontier restaurant on Central Ave, turn south, drive 1,775 miles until you get to Gulfport, Ms, and you'll find what you're looking for.
This is sort of like going to Utah and asking where you can get some Cajun food :]

Oh no. If I get to the Frontier, I'm having a burrito or two.

[Rich Cabeza]

Originally Posted by bobnabq1

Oh no. If I get to the Frontier, I'm having a burrito or two.

Do they still have those cauldrons of chili with the hotness factor labelled?

[bobnabq1]

Originally Posted by Poncho_NM

We eat at several Village Inn's frequently, never noticed the seafood...

Cracker Barrel has shrimp.
Village Inn has:
Fish & Chips Golden-fried cod served with French fries and your choice of one side and Texas toast. Served with a lemon wedge and tartar sauce.
Grilled Tilapia Seasoned and grilled, served with rice pilaf and choice of one side with Texas toast

[Zoidberg]

Originally Posted by smarino

This is sort of like going to Utah and asking where you can get some Cajun food :]

And yet Utah has the Jazz.

[spyrye]

PELICANS!!! East side

[Cactus Hibs]

Originally Posted by Rich Cabeza

Do they still have those cauldrons of chili with the hotness factor labelled?

Definitely. It's all the same heat flavor-wise, though. I remember temperature gauges at some point, but as I recall those were the actual thermostat temperature rather than an indication of chile heat.

[foggnm]

Nexus Brewery has a couple southern-style fried seafood choices and good beer to wash it down.