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Los Pollos Hermanos, the fried-chicken chain that fronted Gus Fring's operation, was filmed at a real restaurant in Albuquerque's South Valley: Twisters, a local fast-food chain.
Fans have been making the trip ever since, and the Breaking Bad RV Tour builds its meal stop around it.
The quick answer
The Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant from Breaking Bad is Twisters at 4257 Isleta Blvd SW, in Albuquerque's South Valley. It is a working Twisters, serving burgers, burritos and New Mexican food. The Breaking Bad RV Tour includes a light meal and drink there, and the self-guided tour ends there.

Is Los Pollos Hermanos a real restaurant?
Not as a chain: Los Pollos Hermanos is fictional, but the building is a real Twisters restaurant you can eat in.
The Better Call Saul spin-off returned to the location, so it appears in both shows. Fans recognise the shape of the building and the drive-through straight away.
Want the meal included? The RV tour stops at Twisters for a light meal and drink.
Check dates for the Breaking Bad RV TourWhere is it?
At 4257 Isleta Blvd SW, in the South Valley, about 15 minutes' drive south of Old Town.
There is a parking lot out front. If you are driving yourself, combine it with the other South Valley and downtown stops rather than making a separate trip.

What can you eat there?
Twisters' normal menu: burgers, burritos, chicken and New Mexican dishes with red or green chile.
The tour meal is a light one; guests mention a chicken sandwich and a drink. It is a fast-food counter, not a themed restaurant, so set your expectations on the photo rather than the food.

Does the RV tour always stop there?
The meal is planned at Twisters; if it is unavailable, the operator moves it to another local spot such as Blake's Lotaburger or Central Grill.
That is rare, but it is in the listing, so it is worth knowing.

Ride the RV, eat at Los Pollos Hermanos and see 20+ locations in one morning.
Explore the Breaking Bad RV TourCan you visit Twisters on your own?
Yes. It is a public restaurant: walk in, order at the counter and take your photos.
Be considerate of regular customers, and buy something if you are using the space for photos. The self-guided audio tour ends here.
Doing it by car? The self-guided tour ends at Los Pollos Hermanos.
Check dates for the self-guided audio tourWhat else is nearby?
Old Town is about 15 minutes north, with the Breaking Bad Store and blue rock candy shops around the plaza.
The Dog House drive-in and the Crossroads Motel are on Central Avenue, old Route 66. See Albuquerque for Breaking Bad fans for a full day plan.

When is the best time to go?
Mid-morning or mid-afternoon, away from the lunch rush.
The RV tour arrives mid-tour, in the late morning. If you go on your own, avoid noon on weekends.
Frequently asked questions
What restaurant is Los Pollos Hermanos?
Twisters at 4257 Isleta Blvd SW in Albuquerque, a local fast-food chain.
Does Twisters sell Los Pollos Hermanos chicken?
No. It serves the regular Twisters menu: burgers, burritos, chicken and New Mexican food.
Is food included on the Breaking Bad tour?
The RV tour includes a light meal and drink at Twisters. The self-guided and trolley tours do not include food.
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Free cancellation up to 24 hours before on the guided tours; the self-guided audio tour is non-refundable. Prices are from-prices in USD and move with the season.

Breaking Bad RV Tour with Los Pollos Stop
- Guided tour of 20+ Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul and El Camino locations
- Ride in a replica of the show's RV (small groups can run by SUV)
- Light meal and drink at Twisters, the real Los Pollos Hermanos

Self-Guided Breaking Bad Audio Driving Tour
- Browser-based audio tour with narration for every stop
- Google Maps links for each filming location
- Starts at Saul's office, ends at Twisters (Los Pollos Hermanos)





