NOW
OPEN!
Flying Star's first café outside of Albuquerque's city limits sits directly
on historic
South Camino del Pueblo
in downtown Bernalillo.
At
the crossroads of four growing communities (Bernalillo,
Placitas, Northern Rio Rancho, and Algodones), the eighth
Flying Star is a living embodiment of our own crossroads—a
celebration of the past with a nod to the future. That
nod comes in the form of a 7,500-squarefoot
restaurant with
200
South Camino del Pueblo
Bernalillo, NM 87004
Phone: 505-404-2100
Fax: 505-404-2101
HOURS:
Monday-Sunday 6:00am-10:00pm
panoramic
mountain views, a
raised dining area
fanned with street-opening windows, and a riverbed-like
patio shaded with native
Burr Oak and Chinese Pistashe trees. On-site baking of
Flying Star’s signature homemade breads, handcrafted
pastries, and artisanal cakes and pies, returns Flying
Star to its original Nob Hill roots as a neighborhood bakery. Roots
are a treasured theme throughout—as the lands were
once kindly lent to the Sisters of Loretto Convent to grow
food on. That sense of community is preserved today—as
we engaged the collaboration of our architect/building
team of Ansaldi Shaw Design, Edward Fitzgerald & Associates,
and Klinger Constructors. We also used indigenous materials
for the adobe wall and created two hand built fireplaces
from third-generation local adobe builder, Sculptured Adobe.
Sandoval Community Arts, a nonprofit organization, worked
with community
artists and students to create and paint a grand mural
of Bernalillo’s historic timeline inside of the café for
all to celebrate. Next to the Flying Star is the aptly
named Las Huertas retail space, three
buildings that host 12,000 square feet. We think of this
Flying Star as a roadhouse, a place to stop and hangout
along your way.
8000
PASEO DEL NORTE
Located
on the southeast corner of Paseo del Norte & Wyoming Blvd,
this location introduces the next generation of Flying Star Cafes
with in-store, on-the-spot baking. Opened during the year of our
20th Anniversary, it’s 5,225 square feet interior leans towards
European-style bakery displays with energy-inducing décor
and earthy accents. While enjoying just baked homemade breads and
pastries, floor to ceiling windows offer breathtaking views of
the Sandia Mountains. Our signature petio (dog-friendly patio)
invites a refuge from the hustle of Paseo del Norte, while providing
a community gathering spot for the diversity of nearby neighborhoods.
This café serves busy commuters, athletes, families, hobby
clubs, business owners and students a small celebration in their
daily routines. Designed by our architect team of Ansaldi Shaw
Design, Edward Fitzgerald & Associates and built by Klinger
Constructors.
8000
Paseo Del Norte
Albuquerque,
NM 87122
Phone: 505-923-4211
Fax: 505-923-4222
HOURS:
Sun-Thurs
6:00am-10:00pm
Fri & Sat 6:00am-11:00pm
ACEQUIA
DE CORRALES
Our
first Westside location creates its own peaceful
world just north of Alameda Blvd on Corrales
Road, near the corner of 5 highways and the
Bosque Trail. The interior is one of our
funkiest: with lavish booths, oversized windows,
views of the mountains, armfuls of natural
light, and a mural by artist Inez Foose.
This location includes a Hospitality Room
(Conference Room) which is perfect for community
meetings, catered lunches and dinners, and
classes/seminars. Designed by our architect
team of Ansaldi Shaw Design, Edward Fitzgerald & Associates
and built by Klinger Constructors. Named
after the original land deed, Acequia de
Corrales hosts a collection of fantastic
shops and offices in addition to Flying Star.
We often serve bicyclists, joggers, bird
watchers, and horseback riders who enjoy
the rural feel of our plaza while being minutes
away from a commercially plentiful zone.
DOWNTOWN
The building, originally the Southern Union Gas Co. was designed
in 1950 by the regionally famous architect, John Gaw Meem.
The gas company stopped using it about 17 years ago and the
building has been vacant ever since. Thanks to the efforts
of our landlords, Jay Rembe and Chris Calott, plus our architect
team of Ansaldi Shaw Design, Ed Fitzgerald & Associates,
and Klinger Constructors, the building has been carefully
restored and embellished. Recently, it was granted status
as a National Historic Place. Our Hospitality Room (Conference
Room) upstairs has space for community meetings, catered
lunches and dinners, or classes/seminars.
4026
RIO GRANDE NW
On Rio Grande Blvd, formerly known as Rural Route 2, this Flying
Star is in the heart of Albuquerque's North Valley. Large cottonwood
trees and pastures surround the cafe, which is nestled in a small
shopping plaza filled with charming shops. Ride up on the bridle
path behind the center and hitch your mount to the hitching post.
On crisp nights sit before an enormous stone fireplace with your
canine companion in the "Petio" or run next door to Bookworks
to buy a book before sitting down to a dinner.
4026 Rio Grande NW
Albuquerque, NM 87107
Phone: 505-344-6714
Fax: 505-341-1942
8001
MENAUL BLVD NE
Our smallest location is right in the middle of one of Albuquerque's
largest business districts. Despite this, you will find an eclectic
crowd - lawyers, artists, massage therapists, priests from the
Catholic school down the road, teachers and other restaurateurs.
Flying Stars seem to attract just about everyone.
8001 Menaul NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
Phone: 505-293-6911
Fax: 505-294-0906
4501
JUAN TABO NE
Located in the far Northeast Heights, this Flying Star has two
beautiful patios - one featuring planters filled with hundreds
of different New Mexico native wildflowers and plants, and another "Petio" for
dogs and their owners. Built in 1995, this spacious location has
a huge mural by New York artist Inez Foose celebrating our bakers.
A long magazine rack with about 800 titles has it's own bar to
make browsing easy.
4501 Juan Tabo NE
Albuquerque, NM 87111
Phone: 505-275-8311
Fax: 505-275-2041
HOURS:
7 DAYS A WEEK
6:00am-11:00pm
3416
CENTRAL SE
The first-born Flying Star (1987) is located in the historic
Nob Hill District on old Route 66. Nob Hill is a profusion of
classy
clothing shops, antiques and world wandering, gift shops. The
neighborhood's proximity to the University of New Mexico and
its concert halls
keeps the clientele colorful and the cafe hopping day and night.
3416 Central SE
Albuquerque, NM 87106
Phone: 505-255-6633
Fax: 505-232-8432
723
Silver Ave SW
