My buddy took me there to buy a 6 pack and couple of beef burrito and gas. They asked if I had drank and I said yes because I’m no liar. Attendant didn’t ask if I was driving though, person just ASSUMED I was an irresponsible jerk drunk driver and refused selling to me. Talk about insulting!!! Never going there to be judged again!!! Always use Giant down the road instead.
Cruz K.
Classificação do local: 4 Albuquerque, NM
Chimichagas and crushed iced drinks. Get hot sauce. Like Andrew M said, Don’t want to be here after the sun sets. yo
Andrew M.
Classificação do local: 4 Albuquerque, NM
There is a certain ghetto chic associated with most Allsups stores and this location is no exception. From the haphazard stock displays and oh-so-fine layer of fryer grease that permeates everything, to the distinct lack of public facilities, Allsups tends to look like the sort of store you don’t want to be in after the sun sets. However, much like the Jeep decals proclaim, you wouldn’t understand. At least not if you’ve never experienced it for yourself. Of course, I’m talking about the World Famous™ burritos and chimichangas. These inexpensive, tasty, and filling treats are welcome acts of civil disobedience in an increasingly health-conscious(and Hipster-Mex) world. I try not to eat these too often, but occasionally, like tonight, the Call of the GutBomb becomes too loud to ignore. Usually, I pick up the Tallsup(32 oz) and two burrito combo, but this time I splurged for the chimichangas. The melty, meaty goodness would ping as a guilty pleasure, if I believed in such a concept. Normally. I try not to be so purple-prose-ish with my reviews, but there’s something about these deep fried tastes of heaven that makes me want to wax poetic. As I said, you wouldn’t understand.