Albuquerque: Breaking Bad RV Film Tour & Los Pollos Lunch

Summary

Breaking Bad fans ride the RV, explore filming spots, eat at Los Pollos

You’ll ride through Albuquerque in the famous Breaking Bad RV with a local guide who knows every story behind each stop. Snap photos at iconic filming locations like Jesse’s house and Saul Goodman’s office, then grab lunch at Los Pollos Hermanos (aka Twisters). Expect laughs, inside jokes, and small surprises along the way — it feels like stepping right into your favorite episodes.

What’s the experience like?

We were already laughing when we climbed into the Breaking Bad RV — it’s not spotless like on TV, but that’s part of the charm. The engine rumbled awake and our guide, Mike (yes, really), handed out little blue candies with a wink. I didn’t expect how much Albuquerque itself would feel like a character; you look out the window and suddenly there’s Jesse’s house just sitting there in a regular neighborhood, mailbox and all. People waved as we passed — not sure if they recognized the RV or just liked seeing tourists geek out.

Mike knew every shortcut and side story. He’d pull over and point out things I’d never have noticed: faded paint on Saul Goodman’s old office door, or where they shot that scene with Tuco (the one with all the shouting). At Combo’s corner, we got out for photos — someone tried to reenact a line but forgot half of it and we all cracked up. There was this dry desert smell everywhere, mixed with grilled onions from some nearby stand. You can tell these locations change sometimes depending on filming or weather; Mike said he always tries to mix it up so no two tours are exactly alike.

I still think about lunch at “Los Pollos Hermanos” (which is actually Twisters). The chicken was decent but honestly it was more about sitting in that booth under those yellow lights. A couple next to us debated which season was best — I’m still Team Four, but maybe that’s just nostalgia talking. If you’re a fan of Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul, this day trip from Albuquerque is basically three hours of pure joy and awkward selfies. It’s kid friendly too — there was a family with two teenagers who kept quoting Mike Ehrmantraut lines (not always accurately).

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Breaking Bad 3-hour film location tour

• Ride in Breaking Bad RV
• Visit iconic film locations
• Stop for photos at locations
• Enjoy light breakfast or lunch
• Tour includes celebrity appearances

Top questions

How long is the Breaking Bad RV tour in Albuquerque?

The tour lasts approximately 3 hours.

Is lunch included in the Breaking Bad tour?

Yes, a light meal and drink are included at Los Pollos Hermanos (Twisters) or an alternate location if unavailable.

Which filming locations do you visit on this tour?

You visit sites like Jesse's house, Walt's house, Saul Goodman's office, Combo's corner, The Car Wash, The Super Lab, and more. Locations may vary daily.

Is this tour suitable for kids or families?

Yes, it's kid-friendly and families are welcome.

Are photo stops included during the tour?

Yes, you can get out and take pictures at many locations during the tour.

Does this day trip start from central Albuquerque?

Yes, tours depart from Albuquerque where most filming locations are based.

Can tours be cancelled due to weather or other reasons?

Tours may be cancelled due to weather conditions or mechanical issues; full refunds are provided if cancelled.

What’s included

Your day includes riding in the iconic Breaking Bad RV around Albuquerque with a local guide who shares stories and trivia about each spot. You’ll stop for photos at major filming locations from Breaking Bad, El Camino, and Better Call Saul. A light breakfast or lunch with drinks is included at Los Pollos Hermanos (Twisters), or another local spot if needed before heading back after three hours of TV nostalgia.