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    Hidden Mountain Brewing

    3.4 (63 reviews)
    ModerateBreweries, Mexican, Soup

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

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    Beer flight. 6 for $10 isn't a bad deal
    Missy K.

    Very surprised at some of the reviews for this place. I had a flight of beers and 5 of 6 of them were fantastic. I had the fajitas and thought they were the best I've had in a while, but im from Ohio so take that with a grain of salt! My server Chantel was a delight as well.

    Fish and chips with the trio appetizer
    Michaelene K.

    This was close on the south side of Santa Fe and I had lunch with a friend. I ordered fish and chips and was really disappointed in the spindly little strips of fish. The flavor was good and the quality too, but they were just not satisfying. The fish was so skinny it could barely flake. The trio of appetizers was good but its kind of hard to mess up queso, guac, and salsa. I don't know how my companions food was but I think she liked it. This is a great space and the bar area looked fun to watch sports games in. I would go back if someone else really wanted to go, but would probably try talking them into somewhere else first.

    Diane A.

    Came here with high hopes after seeing all the social media postings about this place. I would not call this a true brewery as they took over for a restaurant that went out of business. The food was fair. The chile was fair. Not hot at all. I think this place is probably best for tourists but those of us from New Mexico might be better off just grabbing a beer. The food looked good on postings from social media but again, very bland food. We were never given silverware I had to grab some from another table and the hostess was not friendly at all. Her customer service set the tone for this visit. The Mexican lager was also ok, did not serve with a lime and asked for one to which I got an old dry lime. Pretty disappointed on this visit. I would go to another local brewery if your looking for a true vibe of local brews.

    John P.

    Decided to try this resturant and watch a little of the Stanley Cup playoffs. This restaurant use to be the Blue Corn. I had the Black and Blue burger with cole slaw which were very good. Also, I tried the Oatmeal Stout which was excellent and the Cheesecake Chimichanga desert which was also declicious. Servers were friendly and attentive.

    Beer menu
    Todd R.

    I think the place is actually very nice. It is in the location that blue corn used to be, but they upgraded the inside. It is on the loud side, so if you are looking to just relax have some good food be aware that there is a lot of noise. You can make reservations for large groups, I was surprised about that. Staff is friendly and attentive to your needs another plus. They do seem busy and forget you but in time they do come back to take care of your needs The tacos el pastor are excellent. I must say the presentation of the food was superb and the sauces that come along with the dish made the day When you look at the menu there are a lot of items, I think I want to try them all, so I'll be back. If the rest of the food is as good as the pastor it will be worth it I do have one issue, the guacamole and chips, while good and enough guacamole there was no spice to it. Maybe that's the norm or I had what I call a tourist batch. Could you a little heat in the guacamole or put some salsa on the side. There are a lot of regulars here, the staff know them by name so I think it shows the local vibe to the place

    Chicken flautas
    Stacy R.

    Hidden Mountain Brewery offers a nice selection of NM food options along with some craft beer options. The food was good. Both the red and green chile were flavorful. Its more of a tourist chile, lacked any type of heat. Nothing wrong that. I would say they are more of a NM restaurant under the guise of a brewery. The staff was friendly.They have a decent amount of indoor seating and an outdoor patio. They are pet friendly.

    Cobb salad
    Ray B.

    Good place. Excellent brews. Friendly staff. Cobb salad was huge and fresh. My trio of dips with chips was very good. Bar was noisy but it was football game time. Ask for dining room if you want quieter.

    Calamari
    Paola O.

    BEST calamari ever! I'm from South Padre Island and this is the best I've ever had - especially if you love spice.

    Frito Pie and House Margarita
    Ed H.

    We went to Hidden Mountain Brewing after traveling 8 hours on a road trip, and got real hungry. The dining was not busy at 7:45 on a Friday night and we got seated right away. We both ordered Frito Pies, red chile. We also order margaritas, which at $14.00 was still pretty expensive, but good. The Frito Pies were pretty goodm considering we hadn't had New Mexico chile in months. I also tried their Rosa Mexicana Margarita. Sugar instead of salt on rim. Not good. I will go back for more food, and try the brews. A very nice touch was the Mexican Mariachi played on the speakers.

    John F.

    This was fine for beer and typical pub food. Not a very scenic location, pretty much just a suburban strip mall feel to it. Staff was really nice, big plus there and the beers were pretty good as well.

    Al pastor. Never had it with pineapple, but it works.
    Klane K.

    Friendly staff and atmosphere. Reasonable prices. Great food. Will spend the next 2 nights having dinner here.

    Gunnar F.

    My favorite neighborhood go-to! Affordable prices, delicious and filling food. It's got a huge dining room and sports bar with great craft beer that is brewed onsite AND a full bar. The friendliest staff and ample parking. It even has dog friendly patios! Way better than the old Blue Corn back in the day. The management here is doing it right.

    This is their Happy Hour -- well, supposedly.
    Stephanie Ann H.

    We were there exclusively for Happy Hour. As you can see by the pictures, they list "Chicken Quesadillas" for $8. So we ordered the Happy Hour chicken quesadilla and were told that the Happy Hour Chicken Quesadilla doesn't include chicken and if we wanted chicken it would be $5 extra. And the waitress was not even apologetic. In fact she was borderline rude about it. I don't recommend this place for Happy Hour. Go elsewhere to a restaurant that HONORS their menus.

    Moonshine cocktail and $14 margarita

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