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Albuquerque, NM 87110
- Please reserve lunch one day in advance before 1:00P. You can reserve lunch visiting the front desk staff or by calling 505-888-8102.
- All City of Albuquerque Senior and Multigenerational centers offer free/donation-based lunch to adults age 60+ ($2-dollar donation appreciated.) Adults ages 50-59, lunch is offered at a reduced rate of $3.25. Highland, Los Volcanes, Palo Duro, & Bear Canyon senior centers also offer low-cost made to order menu options in addition to the regular senior lunch program. All sites offer a low-cost breakfast program Monday-Friday, 8AM-9AM.
Adults under the age of 50 are invited to visit our two multigenerational centers and can purchase lunch for $7.67. Our multigenerational centers are North Domingo Baca and Manzano Mesa.
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