Corrales
Corrales is the date Albuquerque pretends not to know: a Rio Grande village of cottonwoods, horse trails, and adobe wineries roughly twenty minutes from downtown. Wear boots, not heels. The Bosque Preserve runs along the river for dawn walks that feel borrowed from a different century, and Casa Vieja or Indigo Crow handle the wine-and-low-light portion without irony. Mornings belong to the Corrales Growers Market, where the produce is the prop. The catch: it is a village, not a scene. If your idea of a date requires sidewalks and a cocktail list, stay south. If it requires quiet, this is the answer.
$43,560
$1,143
Corrales by the numbers
Median individual income in Corrales is about $43.6k.
The median renter in Corrales pays about $1,140 a month.
On the ground
Local date spots
Class
Budget
Vibe
- CorralesDining
Il Vicino Wood Oven Pizza - West Side Albuquerque
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - CorralesDining
Ichiban Japanese Restaurant
Good for groupsWheelchair access - CorralesDrinks
Ex Novo Brewing Company
Wheelchair access - CorralesDining
NOSA Restaurant & Inn
Outdoor seatingLGBTQ+ friendly - CorralesDining
Mulas New Mexican Kitchen and Bar
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - CorralesDrinks
Sandia Bar
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - CorralesDining
Anatolia
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - CorralesDining
Perea's Restaurant
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - CorralesDrinks
Casa Vieja
Wheelchair access - CorralesDrinks
Calavida Cantina Corrales
Wheelchair access - CorralesDrinks
The Farm Stand
Wheelchair access - CorralesActivity
Casa San Ysidro
Wheelchair access - CorralesDrinks
Pasando Tiempo Winery and Vineyards
Wheelchair access