1900 4th Street Northwest
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Bernalillo County
Phone: (505) 765-1780
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by Jeramy Brenneis on First of all, it is redikulously expensive for bowling. I mean isn't this a blue collar sport? Second their lanes are a joke. If you can bowl a 200 here, you dropped acid or you're trashed and ain't seeing straight...it's probably a 20 (I've bowled in living rooms with better kept floors than their lanes, though I have come close to 200 there). If you want to chuck a few balls as hard as you can at some pins and have a few laughs with some friends, then it's perfect cause it's right by Union Sq and everyone can make it to Union Sq. But if you actually want to bowl and care in any way about the sport, game, or whatever it is that bowling is; then don't go here because you will leave feeling cheated. I leave 2 stars because the experience is completely pleasant. It's convenient, the waitresses wear short skirts, and I get to play a game while chatting with friends and drinking beer. How is that not a win? P.S. a pair of brand new bowling shoes could set you back about $20 to $30...name brand. They charge $6 to rent. You do the math.
by Emily B. on I hate how much I liked this place. It's so over-the-top with the velvet rope and the ridiculous fashion meets finance scene, but I couldn't help having a blast here. First, it's gorgeous inside. Second, the deejays are great. Third, it's fabulous people watching. I have a total love/hate relationship with places like this because on the one hand they're so much fun and the insidery-ness makes you feel all warm and fuzzy, but on the other hand, I want to grab a pitchfork and start the revolution when I see a table full of old guys with $600 haircuts and $2,000 suits surrounded by 20-something-year-old models. Luckily, that's not all Avenue is (yet). It's also got plenty of those confusing New York scenesters I can't help but gawk at and simultaneously mock/envy. You know the type: they wear gold lycra jumpsuits and are covered in tattoos and piercings and you can't help but wonder how the eff they can afford to get drunk on the $18 cocktails there. They baffle me (really, do you need that much attention all the time?) but they are also part of the reason I love going out in New York. Clubs would be boring if everyone tried to blend in like me. Oh yeah, and they let you smoke inside! So yes Avenue, I love you in spite of the fact that you bring out all my high school insecurities (or maybe because of it). If I thought I could get in without my friend being on the list, I would probably go back. But I don't think I could handle your rejection.
by Erich Derry on I know the prices have gone way up recently as they've remodeled. This was a fun hotel to stay at with a group of friends meeting up in LA. The bar was good, the pool was fantastic and glamorous and having a room adjacent to it was great. If you are not from LA , lying in a lounge chair next to this pool is what you imagine people in Hollywood must be doing. Another plus about the bar is that it is across the street from Mann's Chinese Theater. If they are having a premiere, chances are you will meet or see some celebrities. Also Teddy's nighclub, recent site of Lidsay Lohan's arrest, adds to the chances of spotting a celebrity. As others have mentioned the shower products are great and the bedding really nice and luxurious, what you'd expect for what your paying. I agree that the hotel is noisy. We were lucky enough not to get the worst of it in the cabana area but in the tower the noise from a wedding downstairs was really bad. A couple of our friends complained and did get some of the price knocked off the bill. This is better than the free Orange Juice I was offered after a similar experience at the way over-priced Gresham Hotel in Dublin.
