While in Albuquerque recently, we were on the hunt for our favorite brewery. Bow and Arrow filled…read morethe bill! From the moment we arrived, the service and ambiance were warm, welcoming, and where we wanted to be! Large and open, Bow and Arrow is spacious for folks to come for pint, small groups, as well as large groups and company events. We sat at the bar for more face-to-face service and had a great experience. We each got a flight and loved the ability to try four different beverages each since the menu is so extensive, creative, and delicious! I got the "Dos Arrows," "Wildly No. 1," "Bury My Heart," and "Lav Letters to the SW." I listed them in order of my favorites. Each beverage was complex, unique, and delicious! I would have enjoyed a full pint of each drink! Alas, 4 5oz beverages was enough! Prices are reasonable for such high quality beverages! We also loved that the brewery recognizes Indigenous land rights and supports Native American initiatives. Euro-Americans have much to learn from Native peoples, the original stewards of this land. But first, relationships, listening, and reparations are needed! We loved Bow and Arrow Brewing. We look forward to visiting again next time we are in town!

Pub Crawl Trilogy Episode 3 "Who knows what tomorrow…read morebrings.. In a world where few hearts survive.. All I know is the way I feel If it's real I'll keep it alive The road is long.. And there are mountains in our way.. But we climb a step everyday.. We settled into the Bow and Arrow Brewing Mid Afternoon.. We found a hidden room in their back, That we were able to keep it, just for ourselves until this.. Pub Crawl ended.. We shared 4 Goblets of Beer Samplers... 1. Denim Tux Pilsner; 2. Proper Pumpkin Imperial Stout; 3. Farmhouse Ale; 4. Buffalo Plaid Porter.. Our Fav of our Pub Crawl Trilogy, "drum roll please" was their "Buffalo Plaid Porter", "A very enjoyable beer crawl climax"..:) "Some hang on what used to be.. They live their lives, looking behind.. When all we have is here and now.. All our lives up there to find The road is long.. And there are mountains in our way.. But we climb a step everyday"..:) Best, Avram BuffySt.Marie Jr.

Marble Brewing in downtown Albuquerque absolutely nailed St. Patrick's Day this year…read more We stopped by on St Patrick's Day and it was such a fun, festive atmosphere. Of course we had to get the green beer! Sitting outside, enjoying the sunshine with a cold drink in hand, it felt like the perfect way to celebrate. But the real highlight? The Highland cows I mean... how often do you get to sip a beer AND pet adorable, fluffy cows wearing little festive hats?! It was such a unique touch that made the whole event stand out from your typical bar scene. Marble always delivers on a great beer selection, but events like this take it to another level. If you're looking for a brewery that goes all out for holidays and creates a fun, memorable experience--this is the spot. Already looking forward to next year!

I was here for the Yelp Tikka Spice Food Truck event. They cannot sell beverages, so I got a bottle…read moreof Zia Rootbeer to go with my burrito. It was a warm day, without any wind, to enjoy sitting out on the patio. It was a quiet Thursday. I spotted a woman here wearing a Marble Brewing tee shirt in a pale peach color. I went inside and bought one too, to add to my summer wardrobe! A Railrunner train passed by on its way to Santa Fe, clanging as it pulled out of the Albuquerque station, and it added to my enjoyment.

While I was in ABQ for a funeral last weekend, I was able to meet with a former colleague at our…read morefavorite place to get a cider! She introduced me to the blood orange cider, which the only and favorite cider I can drink. I don't drink beer and rarely drink ciders (when forced) but this one I wish they would sell in Texas, but they don't. We bought some cans that I was able to bring back in my luggage for a few extra days of enjoying it while here. Every time I go to ABQ now, I must stop at Tractor Brewing for this blood orange cider on draft, which I wish they could get the same experience in a can...it's close!

Tractor used to be a lot more fun but have found myself choosing other breweries lately. This…read moreparticular location doesn't seem to have much patrons anymore. All the times I've gone, it's really dead so we don't stay long. Some highlights are that I actually took a mixology class here back in June which was pretty awesome and also for Halloween, they had a fun selection of seasonal offerings! I had a candy apple cauldron cocktail thing and it was delicious! Also we happened upon one afternoon while the Kentucky derby was being broadcast and all the staff were dressed up and so were the patrons. It was really random but fun nonetheless Tractor used to be a staple when choosing somewhere to hang out but with the recent openings of other venues, it's more like a precursor to your actual venue of choice and not the main venue of choice.

This wasn't what we expected. It's definitely another hipster / gentrified coffee shop with a…read moremotorcycle theme. The coffee was good? Not very memorable. What was memorable is it took us 25 minutes to get a tiny ass precooked burrito lol Drinks were fine. Burrito was bad. Prices were meh. Overall it was an alright experience. 3 stars = A-OKAY.

Vets on the Left decided to meet here for coffee & beer. Staff were friendly & helpful with my…read moreselection. Beer was great with a smooth taste. One of our veterans had the coffee & said it was very good. Just the way he liked it hot, black, & strong. DJ Music was good, but a little loud for our meeting. We moved to the outside seating area, which worked great for us. Not sure how busy they get, but Sunday at noon wasn't bad. Parking area is small, so no trailers. Good up front bike parking.

We went to openining day of the Downtown Growers Market. which was fun, but there wasn't much food…read moreand the few there were had huge lines. So we walked a block up to Ex Novo. It's a nice, big airy, friendly space with a large outside area bordering Central. I ordered the Penguin Tuxedo Stout which was good. And my wife had a faux mojito which was refreshing. It's passover so I didn't have a burger but they have plenty of options. I got the wings with the Red Chile Ranch sauce and the Brewers Garden Mix salad with red onions and fet which was delicious. I judge my wings by how much I gnaw on them after I eat most of the meat and these were stripped clean. Great place for a relaxed lunch!!

Amazing night and amazing food, if you go to Ex Novo you must get the fried rice, crispy salmon,…read moregreen chili burger and carne adovada egg rolls. Shout out to the best waiter in ABQ Azure!!!! Ex Novo Brewing Co This is our first time (foodie group table for 10) at this restaurant and not the last! Our Foodie group is hard to please and we were extremely impressed

PubCrawl Trilogy Epidode 1: A beer for breakfast, a beer for…read morelunch.. Beer for supper, it just ain't enough.. It makes a mighty good nightcap When your day's been rough Aw, and in the morning instead of coffee and eggs.. I'll have beer for breakfast.. We settled in at.. "Dripline ABQ NM" early High Noon.. The Lass enjoyed Beer Flights of "Czech Up", "Sante", "Super Bloom" and a "Stout" Her fav was the "Super Bloom" APA 5.9% ABV..American Pale Ale (APA) is a balanced craft beer, essentially a more accessible, less intense version of an IPA; The Lad drank a Pint of Czech Up a pilsner, golden color, light-to-medium body, crisp finish, and distinct noble hop bitterness..Quite Delish..:) We munched on a perfect in every way, "smash patty melt" w. nicely salty "fries".. Yes Beer Food Heaven..:) We sat comfortably in Dripline's Patio.. When you're mowing the yard Working on baby's car.. In the morning instead of coffee and eggs.. I'll have beer for breakfast..:) Best, Avram Zachtop Jr.

Delicious burger, but could benefit from a more streamlined ordering system…read more Nice brew options, lots of outdoor seating!

Had no idea this place was even here. Parking lot is pretty small and location is not in the best…read morearea of town. On one side is more of a gift shop with different products (food and non food). Staff was friendly. And on the other side is the lounge which has more of a speakeasy vibe. I had wanted the prickly pear lemonade, but they were out so I opted for the lavender one ($7). 2025 #37

Great, nice, cozy and intimate speakeasy type of lounge in downtown. It is open next to Los…read morePoblanos downtown shop and offers selection of drinks (and some small nibbles/snacks--best to go with stomachs full or you arent too hungry though). Also, a bit limited options for sober clients--4 cocktail, juice and perhaps coke) Staff is nice and friendly. Great place to go for a date! P.s. theu have a fenced area you park, so try your best to lark in that area VS on the streets nearby esp at night (which I wouldn't do).

Visiting Albuquerqu, this place was a great time! Small but well worth the trip- everyone I…read moreinteracted with was wonderful. Rudy made some drinks I never tried before and they were delicious. The 80's movies planning were a great addition to the atmosphere. Will definitely be back next time I'm in Albuquerque.

A quaint little dive bar, this place does not deserve the recent negative reviews that nearly kept…read moreme away from visiting. The bartender was attentive, poured good drinks, and refused the clearly drunk patrons who tried to enter (who likely left the bad reviews). I couldn't imagine trying to run a bar as bartender, waiter, and bouncer on a slow Monday night never mind when it gets busy. It's a swell place to get drinks with a few laughs and I'll be back.