If you live in the Land of Enchantment, you’ll know that getting your kicks on Route 66 is the epitome of living in New Mexico. This historic highway is home to many of the country’s gems, and this little diner is no exception. Head on up to the lunch counter at this classic diner right upon the mother road of America. This diner might be one of the oldest operating diners on Route 66, but the delicious food has kept up to par all these years. Get ready for a nostalgic journey at one of Albuquerque’s oldest diners.

Welcome to Lindy's Diner in Albuquerque! This is one of the longest running diners on Route 66, opening in 1929.
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This landmark has had a bit of history. Before becoming Lindy's, it held other restaurants and even a coffee shop. This spot might hold a lot of Albuquerque's nostalgia, but what ensures their future is the wholesome, delicious meals.
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This classic diner has become a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Lindy's has been featured in popular publications such as Gourmet and Michael Stern's website, Roadfood.
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Lindy's Diner specializes in classic dishes from burgers to sandwiches, New Mexican dishes, and so much more. Despite being a historic restaurant, they've kept up a charm that has you feeling like family.
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Breakfast is served all day, every day at this diner. The traditional American breakfast is the go-to for most, and the bacon is cooked perfectly every time.
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While New Mexican dishes are plentiful at Lindy's, you'll want to make sure to try the sour cream enchiladas and the Frito pie.
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Other comfort food options are chicken fried steak and the hearty Cowboy Breakfast, which is smothered in green chile and gravy. Whatever you order, make sure to pair it with a short stack of pancakes.
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This might be one of the longest-running restaurants on Route 66, but the food can hold its own. If Route 66 had a diner as a mascot, Lindy's would be it.
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Lindy's Diner is located at 500 Central Ave. SW, Albuquerque, NM.

For more information, you can check out their website right here.

Have you ever stopped in at Lindy’s after getting your kicks on Route 66? What did you think? We’d love to hear about your experiences in the comments!

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