Frontier remains one of the most reliable dining experiences in the city Frontier’s Chicken Strips with fries. Frontier’s Fiesta Burger with cheese and green chile. Frontier opened in 1971 on the corner of Central Avenue and Cornell Drive, across from the University of New Mexico. Frontier's regular-sized Posole with pork and hominy. Frozen Horchata, one of the sweets at Frontier. Chicken Enchiladas with green chile on the side. Frontier installed digital menu screens in the dining room last year. Frontier's Huevos Lite with red chile and an egg over easy. A statue of founders Larry and Dorothy Rainosek stands at the restaurant’s entrance. A stack of Frontier's house-made flour tortillas. Local artwork covers the walls of Frontier’s dining room. A 10-ounce serving of fresh-squeezed Orange Juice. Published April 25, 2025 - 1:00 p.m. Modified April 25, 2025 - 1:00 p.m. As featured on - Frontier remains one of the most reliable dining experiences in the city Last year, news that Albuquerque’s iconic Frontier Restaurant was replacing the printed menu boards that hung above the front counter with digital screens created a stir. collection_8a7d532b-e818-4014-a20a-db59d5b3554d.html
As featured on - Frontier remains one of the most reliable dining experiences in the city Last year, news that Albuquerque’s iconic Frontier Restaurant was replacing the printed menu boards that hung above the front counter with digital screens created a stir.
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