Very cool old train station vibe. Passengers were loading…read moreand unloading when the Amtrak train made its stop. The station is divided by a doorway for commuters on one side and the Taproom for bar patrons on the other. Decor was southwestern simple. One could choose to sit outback by the trains or out front looking towards Legal Tender. A food truck was made available in the parking lot-perfect! Local beer on tap and various other bottled offerings. Wine and bubbles were also available. Local live music played for a few hours and fun was had by all. Limited days and hours so call before make the drive.

I am visiting from San Francisco. What a find! This is the perfect conjunction of American…read morehistory, railroads, beer, ambiance, conversation, local colorful tiny town - (and easy parking.) I happened to be there when a movie crew was filming and great band playing outdoors. Left with a smile.

Excellent beer we enjoyed two different IPAs. The camper and the 7K were both delicious…read more The bartender was on her own a busy Friday night but she had a great energy and was super efficient and friendly We ordered food from the Thai place next-door. It was a great experience

Friendly place with nice atmosphere and good beer! We watched the hockey playoffs (Bolts lost) and…read moreenjoyed our visit.

As an Los Alamos citizen of 5 years, this brewery has become a comforting presence for occasional…read morehangouts. With plenty of beers to choose and variety of reds and white wines selected are a good choice. There's also the occasional music venues as weekly entertainment ranging from solo guitarist to a jazz assemble and also the occasional karaoke once a month. It's a good fun place to just hang and chill.

Nice selection of different beverages. Definitely a bit of a downside that they don't actually have…read morea kitchen, but they usually have a food truck out front and you can bring in food from outside locations. If I had planned ahead better I might have taken advantage of that option!

Food service all fabulous Pietro had Trout's salad wine I had onion rings and then there famous…read morechili burgers and more onion rings everything is delicious and I would go back in a heartbeat Sergio waiter and Gabrielle bartender pico food runner we love our table in the poker room

Disappointed. When I saw they're affiliated with La Posada in Winslow, I was fired up to try this…read moreplace. But wow, it was a swing and a miss on both food & service. Not sure if they were short wait staff on the somewhat busy Saturday night but it sure felt that way. Super slow. I thought the short & simple menu boded well for a sharp & focused kitchen but the food was really underwhelming. A beet and goat cheese salad with grilled chicken had almost no cheese and seriously overcooked dry chicken. Pork quesadillas were ok but with overly sweet bbq sauce. Cool building and nice bar area. Prices are reasonable. Too bad the food isn't better.

This little wine and beer bar is located in Smith's in Los Alamos. Cute little area with about 16…read morecraft beers and about the same number of wines by the glass. service is very friendly. Cheapest pints of beer I have seen in a long time. Domestics like Ultra, etc are $2 a pint and craft beers are $3. We each had a pint of Bells Two Hearted Ale and with a generous tip got out of there for $11. If we were ever in the area, we would definitely be back.

I'm not sure what the hours are due to the limited staff at Smith's, but we had an awesome time…read morewhen we visited on Friday after work. Having a couple drinks before grocery shopping resulted in some impulse purchases, but it was fun. The bartender was way cool and friendly. I wish they'd give you the option to tip with your card, but they don't have that functionality yet so make sure to bring cash for the bartender! $2 for domestic beers and $3 for craft beers are a steal in this town and wines range from $3-5 a glass!

Let's begin with the obvious: quality, well crafted, delicious beer…read more Service: this place was packed. Yet, the bartender still had the patience to answer any question we had. Ambiance: we had settled into Santa Fe after a few days in Pagosa Springs. Honestly, our experience hadn't been the best. Changed hotels three times, a few other things were making us feel we had made a bad choice coming to SF. Then we walked into SFB, and my daughter said, "ah, we found our people!" The vibe. The energy. The people. All of it was the starting point of turning our entire trip around!

This was easily the worst service I've ever experienced at a brewery. From the moment we walked in,…read morethe staff was dismissive, unprofessional, and clearly uninterested in doing their job. One employee in particular was rude, condescending, and went out of her way to make the experience uncomfortable instead of welcoming. It wasn't just slow service--it was the attitude. We felt like an inconvenience the entire time. For a place that's supposed to be about good vibes and hospitality, this was the complete opposite. I won't be coming back, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone expecting even basic customer service.

PubCrawl RoadtripTrilogy Episode 1. I left Oklahoma, drivin'…read morein a pontiac demonkind.. Just about to lose my mind I was goin' to Santa Fe.. Trying to make hay.. Where the people all live so fine I was born to just walk the line Livin' on Tulsa time Livin' on Tulsa time We landed at.. "Beer Creek Brewing" , three minutes before opening.. With time to spare we headed to the nearby Mortenson Ranch, currently hosting the "Eaves Movie Ranch Western Market".. yes, everything you could imagine and more.. An hourish ish later... We strolled onto the.. "Beer Creek Brew" patio.. Fun Bartenders/Staff.. The Lass drank a beer flight of * "Turquoise Trail Cream Ale" * "Lone Butte Lager" * "Rowe Mesa Red Ale" (Fav..:) * "Picture Rock Porter" The Lad drank a Pint of.. "Barley Legal" 7% ABV Dark, smooth mischief.. Brewed w. Iconik Coffee, layered w. toasted malt, velvety chocolate and bold espresso notes.. A wickedly delish beer brew..:) Best supporting player.. "Beer Pretzel w. cheese" Beercreek Brew is worthy of a RoadTrip..:) Livin' on Tulsa time Livin' on Tulsa time Gonna set my watch back to it 'Cause you know I've been through it Livin' on Tulsa time.. Best, Avram Donwilliams Jr.

Great pizza and a fun atmosphere- we will definitely be back‼…read more The Caesar salad was flavorful and generous in size.

In all fairness ..I live right up the road from this tavern…read more so I've left a lot of reviews But I'm gonna say their FISH and CHIPS are stellar !! served with malt vinegar Very crunchy beer battered Cod with excellent hand cut fries ! Tastes to me just like the pubs in Ireland and England Not a HUGE portion, but enough for me (the coleslaw is also delicious) I have a margarita on the side w this Weird eh ? Plus the music is to DIE FOR incredible We have played here ourselves a couple times but the music keeps getting better and better

Almost 10 years later, Gayle and I enjoyed another Lunch in Madrid, fresh from landing at ABQ…read more This remains the Turquoise Trail and from there we would later stop in Los Cerrillos on our way to Santa Fe. They call these 2 places "ghost towns" which is a bit of a misnomer. I do think that Madrid and Virginia City Nevada have a similar abandoned mining town vibe that we both found charming. And with the exception of the Virginia City Hat Maker, Madrid has better art. We came in on a Friday and just before a weekend music festival was to begin with the Mine Shaft being a major participant. We missed all than, but wouldn't have minded a little early live music. We snagged a nice outdoor table on the deck and enjoyed 2 different types of delicious brisket, along with generous portion of fries. I had a local beer, while Gayle had wine. We took our time and really enjoyed our time here. Until next time....

We're visiting from out of town and came across this place on Yelp. Food looked good so we decided…read moreto give it a try. Glad we did!!!! Did not disappoint at all. Service was excellent and food delicious. Casual atmosphere and it was a beautiful day and cool so we sat outside. Definitely recommend and will be back next time we're in town.

2nd time the Santa Fe Foodies have dined here, this time with 10 members. We came on a Friday so we…read morecould (again), order the Fish and Chips. Five of us ordered this dish. The fish is terrific; moist on the inside, crispy on the outside, not fishy; a really nicely done fried fish. The fries were a big miss! Last time they were overly salted, and we did mention this to the staff. This time, it was worse; not too salty, but everyone was unhappy with the texture. Some thought they were frozen (they had that frozen fry texture), but of course, they were not, we were told. The taste was OK, but after a few fries, none of us could eat any more. They all ended up in the trash. Too bad because the most challenging part of fish and chips is the fish, which Rowley's does very well. Chips? Nope! You can ask for a Caesar instead, but it's rather lackluster (more later). My wife had the Green Chile Tuna Melt, which was pretty good and unusual. They use wild yellowtail to make the salad, and it was a nice upgrade from the usual. Not fishy like Tuna can be (although if you like tuna salad, which we do, that's not an issue). Had a nice kick from the Chile, nice bread, etc. We recommend this dish. Came with a side Caesar salad, which was pretty bland. It's all about the dressing, of course, and this version didn't seem to have any anchovies I could detect, nor the necessary other ingredients to make it remarkable. Could have been ranch or any other 'white' dressing. Another miss. Tried the Roasted Brussels Sprouts, which were pretty good (need more roasting), and need the bacon as a default. The version at Box Car is far superior. But not bad here, not a miss. But better We also tried the Grilled & Roasted Vegetables topped with feta. This dish was delicious! A really nice side for those who want something healthy with their fried fish. The waiter knew we didn't like the fries, so he 'comped' us dessert, which was a very nice gesture. We tried the Bread Pudding and the Mango Cheesecake. The cheesecake was way too cool, so its texture was hard and not what I'd normally expect. There wasn't a trace of Mango I could detect. The crust was nice. Not a miss, but not something I'd order again. The bread pudding was pretty good, not the best in class, but more successful than the cheesecake. Not overly sweet, thankfully, but a bit dense. Service was very good! Our server was Gerson C, who got everything right. The kitchen served the food promptly, and everyone was served at once. But overall, too many misses for me to be convinced to go back.

Great beer, great patio- pizza from next door, beautiful music and just a great place to hang in…read moreSanta Fe.

Not a brewery. They haven't brewed in over two years and their trap lines are hot. I would pass on…read morethis one if you are looking for local craft.