One Of The Most Haunted Restaurants In New Mexico, La Placita Dining Rooms Has Been Around Since 1931

When a place has been around for over 300 years, it's easy to assume there are some visitors who decided to, well... stick around permanently. That's what rumors say about La Placita Dining Rooms, a restaurant in Albuquerque that is said to be one of the most haunted restaurants in the state.

La Placita Dining Rooms is housed in the historic Casa de Armijo building in Old Town, which was built 300-plus years ago and used to be the home of a prominent local family. The place was converted to a restaurant in 1931, but many of its unique quirks have remained — and so have some spirits. There are four ghosts who are said to wander around the restaurant, spooking employees and patrons alike.

La Placita Dining Rooms in Albuquerque is located within one of the oldest buildings in the state.

The restaurant has several features that make it stand out. For one, there is a giant cottonwood tree just growing in the middle of the dining room.

There is also a very old staircase that was imported all the way from Spain for a young woman's wedding.

And, of course, the food is delicious. That's what keeps people coming back!

However, the most infamous aspect of La Placita Dining Rooms is that it's rumored to be haunted by four ghosts.

Plenty of visitors have reported seeing the face of a young woman when they look into the mirrors in the women's restroom.

The upstairs area is also reportedly haunted — employees have heard strange whispers and experienced frightening cold spots.

Oh, and some even claim they've seen a misty apparition floating about upstairs. Yikes!

For more information about La Placita Dining Rooms, visit the restaurant's Facebook page.

Come to La Placita Dining Rooms for the ambiance, the food, and the history... just watch out for the ghosts!

Have you had a spooky experience while dining at La Placita? Share your stories with us in the comments!