Had a great time at Gravity Bound Brewing! The whole experience was super enjoyable from start to…read morefinish. I tried the only cider they had on the menu, and it was really good--light, refreshing, and perfect for sitting outside on their patio. My friend ordered one of their lighter beers and really enjoyed it too. The patio itself was such a nice spot to relax, with a laid-back atmosphere that made it easy to stay awhile. Service was great, everything felt welcoming, and you can tell they put a lot of care into creating a good experience. Definitely a great downtown Albuquerque brewery to check out if you're looking for a chill place to grab a drink and hang out.

We really enjoyed this brewery. Nice atmosphere and good beer. They had a really good black chezck…read morewhich my husband loved and I liked my west coast style IPA. The downside of this brewery is that they don't always have a dark or darker beer. They produce those in small batches so if you have someone who prefers darker beer, there might not be one available so be aware. Also, you have to go order your drinks at the bar so if you want to be waited on, this isn't the place. They do do have a food truck if you want to order food.

What a great place. My wife has native ancestry and when we were planning our visit to the area,…read morethis was a "must." It didn't disappoint! The beer was excellent. The bartender was very friendly and attentive. And the vibe is somewhat "elevated" without being at all pretentious.

Calm, relaxed vibe on a scorching hot day outside. Thanks for being dog friendly indoors - so…read morecomfortable. We loved the beer menu and enjoyed every last drop. Thanks so much!!

PubCrawl Trilogy Episode 2: "I saw her in the corner…read moreI had so much to say Somethin' 'bout her took my words and all my breath away But when you got a tall boy No, you don't need a plan Nothin' breaks the ice like a cold beer can.. We settled in at.. "High and Dry Brewing" past...Noon of Day.. We shared a Beer Flight of.. "Ghost of Moon APA", an American Pale, Bursting with tropical mango and papaya, brightened with zesty lime and orange citrus, finish.. "Sünner or Later" a Kölsch", Delicate noble hop notes of floral, herbal spice, and light citrus. Clean, dry, and refreshingly easy-drinking.. "Orange You Glad", Bavarian-Style Wheat Ale..Mandarina Bavaria hops, orange peel, and coriander. Smooth, creamy, and crisply refreshing.. "Unbalanced Breakfast", Oatmeal Chocolate Stout, A velvety, oat-driven chocolate stout loaded with toasted cacao nibs for a rich, dessert-like experience of dark chocolate and coffee... Fellow Yelp Scouts... "Just Good Beer", Mon..:) "A cold beer can go further than a dollar 12-pack peace pipe for the blue collar Worth more than a silver when it changes hands Money can't buy what a cold beer can..:) Best, Avram Dierksbentley Jr.

Great Vibes, Live Music, and Plenty of Beer…read more Had an awesome night at High and Dry Brewing in Albuquerque! The place was packed thanks to the live music, but we still managed to find a spot to sit and enjoy the scene--which was honestly impressive. It had that lively, local energy without feeling overwhelming. The bands were playing, the crowd was into it, and the beer was flowing. Solid selection of local brews with something for every taste--whether you're into hoppy IPAs or something more mellow. Everyone was friendly, and the staff kept things moving even with a full house. Street parking was available nearby (big win in Albuquerque on a busy night), so getting in and out was easy. If you're looking for a spot with good beer, chill vibes, and live music that draws a fun crowd, High and Dry delivers. Definitely coming back for another night like this.

Bedtime neighborhood bar in town. Tons of different options for any type of beer lover. There are…read moregames for patrons to use. My only minor complaint would be that they never announce a last call. This should be done at any bar.

I love this bar It's my kind of place…read moreJust walkin' through the front door Puts a big smile on my face It ain't too far Come as you are Hmmm, hmmm, hmmm, hmmm, hmmm, I love this bar We loved.. "Flock of Moons Brewery"... Siting in their comfortable outdoor patio.. The Lass enjoyed Beer Tastings... NM Lager, Tripel, Pilsner and Stout. All quite tasty with one standing out.."Tripel"..:) The Lad, knowing a thing or two...Enjoyed a pint of Tripel. This Belgian wannabe was just right on every level..:) Staff were fun and very helpful. There are restaurants nearby that will cater you.. But, we were there for Beer..:) We got cowboys We got truckers Broken-hearted fools and suckers And we got hustlers We got fighters Early-birds and all-nighters And the veterans talk about their battle scars Hmmm, hmmm, hmmm, hmmm, hmmm, I love this bar Best, Avram T. Keith Jr.

So much fun. Not only is the tasting room here but also a number of eateries (we had chicken wraps…read morefrom the food court). Numerous beers on tap. We tried several IPAs - all, tasty. Special treat to have belly dancing in the middle of everything. Conveniently located to our hotel.

It was our first time at Santa Fe brewing company. Our bartenders, Noel and John were friendly and…read moreknowledgeable... They asked what kind of beer we liked and made suggestions. The beers we had were so good. The atmosphere was really neat, love the use of shipping containers. We felt like we were part of the family from the get go.

Poor communication spoiled our visit…read more My fiancé and I stopped by for a drink and he ordered a 32oz can of apple beer. The staff handed it over the bar to him without mentioning that it was strictly for off-premise consumption. Honestly, I suspected something might be off when I saw the large, unopened can, but because the bartender handed it directly to him without a word of warning, we assumed it was fine. We ended up opening it and drinking it for a while before the staff finally noticed. When they did realize what happened, they completely panicked, told us it was a "felony," and confiscated the can. We completely understand that New Mexico has strict liquor laws and that the brewery has to protect its license. Now that we know the rule, we definitely won't make this mistake again. However, the situation could have been entirely avoided if the staff simply communicated better at the point of sale. If you hand a customer a large package container over the bar that cannot legally be opened on-site, it is your responsibility as the server to state that clearly. The staff should have caught this when serving us, or at least handled the mistake with better customer service instead of escalating the situation. It was an honest mistake caused by a lack of clear guidance from the bartender. As two professionals that work on base nearby, this is a letdown, especially as we have frequented this brewery in the past.

Plenty of parking and seating; Bombs Away can accommodate a lot of people…read more Friendly, helpful staff were eager to answer our questions and provide tastes of any beers on tap. My son and I ordered the Atomic Turkey Panini and were both very pleased with our decision; it was delicious. The beer was tasty too!! The patio is huge and blooming plants lined the railing as well as hanging above; all with a Mountain View. The owner is a Veteran and has done a great job with the clever beer and food names as well as the decor.

This spot has a laid-back, hipster vibe and feels like a real local hangout. They also got a pool…read moretable and a dog-friendly outdoor patio. For drinks they have everything from house taps and cocktails to non-alcoholic options, including mocktails. They also make their own house infusions like beet vodka, coffee liqueur, and cucumber gin, which I thought was interesting. The service was friendly although it was busy so I wouldn't say they were fully attentive. Differential Brewing does seem like a chill spot to grab a drink and hang out with friends. My only issue was that the bathrooms were not clearly labeled and the heavy metal playlist was not my cup of tea. Still, if you are into unique drinks and a casual local scene, this is a good spot for that.

Pretty interesting place, the building itself is kind of cool. Theres a main bar, an indoor patio…read moreon one side, and a large outdoor patio on the other. Lots of doors and roll-up windows allow them to combine or separate spaces. I'm not sure if it's a New Mexico thing, but this might be the first brewery we've been to that doesn't do flights. Too bad too because there were several we wanted to get. We ended up tasting four beers. The Bock was ok, and the Stout was pretty good. I had a pint each of the Blue Corn Lager and the Irish Red, while my wife had two pints of the Irish Red. Both were quite good. Had I had another, I would've ordered the Stout. The one knock on the place was the service. It was friendly enough. There just wasn't enough of it. Every time we needed something, it was around a 10-min wait in line. To order, to close out, etc. Not really because it was overly crowded. It just took a really long time for those in front of us to be helped by the one person tending bar at the time. Oh well. The beer was good and not overpriced. Even though the alcohol content wasn't too high, it hit the spot.

Five Stars - Because Six Would Break the Internet…read more 377 Brewery: Where Dreams Come True and Bladders Go to Die (But in the Best Way) Listen, I've been to a lot of breweries, but 377 Brewery just became my spirit animal's favorite watering hole. I rolled up expecting decent beer and maybe some passable bar food. What I got was a religious experience wrapped in hops and served with a side of "how is this place not more famous?" Let's start with their German Pilsner - crisp, clean, and more refreshing than finding a parking spot at Costco on a Saturday. This isn't some wannabe craft beer trying too hard to be edgy; this is pilsner that would make a Bavarian monk weep tears of pure joy. It's the kind of beer that makes you want to slap leather and challenge someone to a duel, except you're too relaxed to care about anything except the next sip. The steak and blue salad? Holy guacamole on a unicycle. I don't know what kind of sorcery they're practicing in that kitchen, but whoever prepared this salad clearly has a direct line to the salad gods. The steak was tender enough to cut with a stern look, and the blue cheese wasn't playing around - it had personality, confidence, and probably its own zip code. But let's talk about the service - these folks treated me like I was their favorite cousin who just won the lottery. Attentive without being clingy, knowledgeable without being pretentious, and faster than my ex when the check arrived. Top-notch humans doing top-notch work. Now, about those bathrooms... Sweet baby Jesus on a pogo stick, it's like someone decorated them using leftover props from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. I'm talking post-apocalyptic chic meets industrial nightmare meets "is that supposed to be there?" But here's the kicker - they're cleaner than a hospital operating room. It's like Immortan Joe hired Martha Stewart as his interior designer. Bizarre? Absolutely. Clean enough to perform surgery? You betcha. 377 Brewery isn't just a place to grab a drink; it's a whole vibe, an experience, a reason to believe that somewhere in this chaotic world, people still know how to do things right. I'll be back faster than you can say "Witness me!" Highly recommended for humans, aliens, and anyone who appreciates the finer things in life served with a healthy dose of "what the actual heck am I looking at?" charm. Will return: Until the end of time or until they run out of that pilsner, whichever comes first.

Lousy dining experience. Food took a long time to arrive, food that should have been hot was…read morecool/cold, tasteless Spanish rice, asked for extra blue cheese dressing (first serving was real) and received ranch with a few pieces of blue cheese crumbled on top. Club soda was just flat tap water (we were told they make their own soda water in house?). Anyway, bad meal, wouldn't go back.

This great place was doing a charity event my friends/group the Hash House Harriers were attending…read more They had pretty much everything; upstairs, eating area, outside area with a band, cool interior, misters upstairs area, TVs, food, & MOST IMPORTANT great beer. Staff were fast, great customer service, & very helpful in suggesting a beer that fit my needs. Parking is free on the street.

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!

This out of the way brewery serves some solid food to accompany their solid beer offerings…read more There are two wings to the building. One is the darker bar area but we were seated in a room full of full length windows that opened. I had a flight of their beers and enjoyed them all. For lunch I had their red chile bbq pork sandwich while my wife had the enchiladas. The food is a mix of Southern soul food and New Mexican standards. My wife actually preferred her food here over the well regarded New Mexican restaurant we went the previous day. I really liked my sandwich with its kiss of heat.

WHAT NO RIBS!?!? I'd seen the tv commercials lately about Nexis and boasting about their RIBS so…read morewe came to eat some. But, to our surprise this Nexis does NOT have ribs! Only the other one in the South Valley (where we never go) has them. The tv commercials didn't say that. I did let the servers know this bc I felt it was false advertising. We got a Flight of 4 different beers and "settled" on a fried fish w salad which was ok and their grilled catfish tacos which you had to eat w a fork bc they were too messy to pick up w your fingers.. They tasted ok but the salsa and a pink sauce (?) helped to give them more flavor. The atmosphere was ok and the Friday evening crowd was arriving. We ate inside and our server, Sophia, was very good. It didn't take long to get our dinners except my partner's salad took forever! The salads are included w the meals. My salad was different and good which was a Blackeye pea, corn, & more ingredients. My experience there was disappointing since I wanted ribs and not "soggy" fish tacos. I might go back for the beer only.