Ah, traditional dining.Breakfast at black bear diner a success. Now on southwest flight back to Chicago.
I should be hopping on train #4 at Fullerton on March 27th (saturday). The day after I arrive into Chicago we intend to hop onto the Eagle back to LA. I don't feel like eating the flex meals for the whole time. Do you think I will have time to order something in the 28 minutes we are in ABQ? If so, what do you suggest?DoorDash to the rescue. Food being picked up down. Chicken wings and garlic cheese bread.
The lounge car is out of everything almost. So bad the guy made an announcement for passengers to get food at a store across from the train station.
Okay, any suggestions?See what’s available on DoorDash. You want to put your order in so that it arrives at the station when the train arrives. Don’t wait until you arrive. So you should be making your door dash order 45 minutes out.
We intend to order 20-40 minutes out via Door dash (or something like that) so it can be waiting for us when we arrive.I have also eaten at and enjoyed (pre-Covid19) the Artichoke Cafe, Range Cafe, and The Grove which are sort of close by also, but other restaurants are closer. There used to be a very nice Thai restaurant near the station, but it's not showing up on the maps anymore, so I guess it's gone.
Tucanos made a good impression on four of us who were snowed in from Train 4 when it was routed via the Texas line. Amtrak tried to keep people from boarding for Raton line stations, but they missed the few and hoteled us in ABQ.Tucanos Brazilian Grill is close to the Amtrak station in Albuquerque. They are currently closed, but our county just went from red to yellow in terms of Covid19 (amazingly to me), so restaurants will now be able to have indoor eating up to I forget what capacity. I suppose you could order to go (not sure, never tried, trying to be a vegetarian and Tucanos is heavily meat-oriented). I thought I would mention that restaurant as it's close to the train station and somewhat unique. There are other restaurants close to the station that you could potentially also order a to-go thing from.
There is also some kind of grocery store near the station. I have never seen or used it, but others on here have mentioned it.
Tucanos Brazilian Grill is close to the Amtrak station in Albuquerque. They are currently closed, but our county just went from red to yellow in terms of Covid19 (amazingly to me), so restaurants will now be able to have indoor eating up to I forget what capacity.
I'd love to know more about this re-route. I've never heard of the Chief being re-routed into Texas...Tucanos made a good impression on four of us who were snowed in from Train 4 when it was routed via the Texas line. Amtrak tried to keep people from boarding for Raton line stations, but they missed the few and hoteled us in ABQ.
Here's one thread, for starters...if you search, you can find a lot more....I'd love to know more about this re-route. I've never heard of the Chief being re-routed into Texas...
ThanksHere's one thread, for starters...if you search, you can find a lot more....
https://www.amtraktrains.com/thread...s-future-operations.72947/page-35#post-822844
It's happened a few times, and for awhile there was a plan that resulted in talks to reroute the Chief thru Tucumcari and Amarillo on the BNSF Main.I'd love to know more about this re-route. I've never heard of the Chief being re-routed into Texas...
UP Main? Does Warren Buffet know about that?It's happened a few times, and for awhile there was a plan that resulted in talks to reroute the Chief thru Tucumcari and Amarillo on the UP Main.
Opps, Wrong Road! (corrected)UP Main? Does Warren Buffet know about that?
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