Blake’s Lota Burger Inc
2200 Broadway Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM, 87102
Blake’s Lota Burger Inc Menu
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Sandwiches
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Burgers
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Combos
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Hot Dogs All Beef
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Fries And Onion Rings
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Side Orders Or Add-ons
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Desserts
Healthy Meal suggestions for Blake’s Lota Burger Inc
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Sandwiches
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Burgers
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Combos
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Hot Dogs All Beef
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Fries And Onion Rings
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Side Orders Or Add-ons
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Desserts
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Address :
2200 Broadway Blvd SE
Albuquerque, NM, 87102 - Phone (505) 242-2478
- Website https://www.lotaburger.com
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : Yes
Categories
Burgers
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Lucas L.
Blakes will always be known for one of the best GCCB's in the world. The only downside is usually the 5-8 min wait. People who dislike blakes must have lost their tastebuds in a scalding hot coffee accident.
(4)Tommy M.
Cheap rip off of What-a-burger. Place was dirty. Bland hamburger and not very large. Also, staff couldn't get order correct.
(1)Chrissy K.
I've been coming here for years and it has changed through the years. What used to be awesomely over stuffed bags of french fries are now barely seasoned and very stingy. What used to be huge homemade patties are now thin and almost invisible between the bun that covers it. The burgers taste nearly like homemade, which I totally approve of and is something that wins me over. The place is CLEAN and WHITE and SHINEY, or at least in all the ones that I've been in. A friend used to work there and she told me that they even clean the paneling on on the walls that meets the door and that's why I eat here, because I know it's clean.
(3)chris c.
Don't be a wuss (part-wimp, part-puss)! Order the double green chile-cheese Lotaburger!!!
(5)Laura V.
Really good, plain and simple. Stopped by on our way back to Texas after seeing them around NM. So glad we did! I had a regular burger with a side of green chiles. Food was hot and so so good.
(5)Chuck L.
Don't waste your time! Blah food, bad neighborhood, shake machine was broken so I had to stir in the flavored syrup. There is better to be had just a few minutes away.
(1)James H.
Oh Blakes is a local favorite. They have delicious burgers and the seasoned fries are one of my favorites. You can always find one here in Albuquerque as there always seems to be one near by. My favorite is a Lota-Combo with cheese.
(5)Hugh B.
Two words: green chile cheese burger. That and delicious seasoned fries. The place is clean, but the bars on the ordering counter are a bit off-putting... But once you taste the green chile cheeseburger, all is forgotten. Not far from the airport, so if you arrive in ABQ hungry, this is a fine option.
(3)Mike M.
Blandest burger I've ever had. Green chilis gave it a little taste. Fries weren't so great either.
(1)Brandon B.
I was hoping for a bit more from this place, not that it was bad. Just wasn't GREAT. Had the green chili burger, which I have to admit was really tasty, the meat seemed low quality and didn't taste that fresh. I believe the green chilies saved the meal from me. The staff was amazing though, very friendly crowd.
(3)Jamie K.
I have dreams about Blakes massive burgers. I remember going to here as a kid. The burgers are huge and very tasty. I have tried burger joints across the US and nothing compare to Blake's!
(5)Jehan D.
The green chile cheese burger along with their seasoned fries are the best! There are tons of locations in New Mexico. The only downfall is that it takes a while to get your food. Lotaburger is way better than Inn-n-Out. They need to franchise. "If you are what you eat, you are awesome!!!"
(4)marvin w.
Since I moved to California I have had to endure in n out burgers (my wife and son are native californians and swear by in n out). So the first chance that I get when I go back to New Mexico is to get a Lotaburger. I usually get the "it's a burger" (smaller than the lotaburger) with double meat and fries. Cooked fresh while you wait with pure beef, chopped lettuce, white onion, tomato, hamburger dill pickles and musttard it is pure heaven as far as I am concerned when I wolf down my "its a burger". The only thing that I don't like about Lotaburger is the new buidings that they have been putting up. They look too much like a sit-down restaurant and not the old hamburger stand that I was accustomed to when growing up in New Mexico-so when I get lotaburger I go to the ones that still have the hamburger stand feeling. Fortuneately there are still several that have the hamburger stand feeling-no drive through only walk up service, limited seating inside and out, plus after you order you can sit in your car and wait for your order to be called ready over the loudspeaker. A must stop for any visitor to New Mexico
(5)Rob F.
Blakes is Albuquerque's version of In-n-Out. I guess it's been around for many years and is considered by natives to be an institution. Apologizes to natives of the Abq, but this place is really mediocre. Nothing much more to say. Really average. Not 'spit it out' terrible, but certainly nothing to jump up & down for.
(2)Joy J.
Really tasty burgers! A very simple menu with quality food. I loved the real beef hamburger and the bun is really tasty. Much better food than the In-n-Out burger joints that we have in California.
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