Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op is an absolute must-visit if you're in Los Alamos! The atmosphere is one…read moreof the best parts of the experience. Inside, you'll find a cozy fireplace, views of the brewery tanks, a large bar, high-top seating, and plenty of standard tables, making it a great place to relax with friends or family. Outside is just as impressive, with a beautiful gazebo covered in homegrown hops that are harvested at the end of the season to brew fresh beer. There are picnic tables, high-top bar-style tables under the gazebo, and even an outdoor bar for added convenience. The service is truly top-notch. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable about their beers, friendly, and welcoming. They even addressed us by name, which made the experience feel personal and memorable. While they don't serve food, they happily welcome guests to bring in food from local restaurants to enjoy with their beer, which is such a great option. If you're looking for excellent craft beer, outstanding service, and a unique, relaxing atmosphere, Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op is the perfect spot. We'll definitely be back!

I loved this place!! The outdoor seating availability and design was amazing and the brews rocked…read more I tried a Black Mesa cider that was AMAZING. I will definitely come back here on our next Los Alamos visit! The Barkeep was also very kind and quick!

The wings are so damn good. I love the juicy flavor and the Cajun rub is perfect. I came back again…read morefor them. The chicken bacon club cheese was mostly on one half and a very minimal amount of mustard/sauce. The bread was great, I did enjoy it but it was a bit inconsistent throughout. The rosemary waffle fries are great, I just did not taste a lot of rosemary and it did not have much of any parm. Truffle Mac n cheese I ordered to go. Thankfully I checked when I got to the car. There was no truffle at all on it. I came back in and the bartender was sweet and gave me a small portion cup of some. She is the one who talked me into it, even if I'm lactose intolerant, and it was worth it! I however did not get to try it with any of the herbs that were mentioned on the menu. That would have been a great enhancement. This place is cute, good food and I will keep coming back. Some things weren't great but were also corrected. The bar staff is typically very friendly, wait times for drinks are a little slow but I understand. Probably some of the best wings and Mac n cheese I have ever had.

Stopped in today on Father's Day for lunch as we're staying in town for the night. Not many options…read moreon a weekend in Los Alamos, so options were limited. We made the wrong choice. There were 10 tables occupied around 1:00 and all but 3 tables were eating their food, but we still waited 25 minutes to order after we got our drinks. I had to ask the young man hosting to find our appetizer and waitress after 20 minutes. 3 of us had fries with our entrees and they were soggy, greasy, and so salty that none of us ate them. Our son who loves cheeseburgers said his tasted funny, our daughters chicken nuggets tasted like the fish my wife ordered, and my Rueben was dry and chewy because the meat was reheated on a flattop instead of steamed like it should be. No one in the kitchen seems to have a clue how things should be done in a restaurant. I could go on, but what's the point. The only thing I'll remember about this place was bad food and the $100 we threw in the garbage. If I had the chance to have a redo, I'd go down the street and eat at Sonic, and Sonic sucks.

On 4th of July searching for some late dinner we ordered a custom pizza and it was great service…read moreand the pizza was amazing !!! Despite all the bad reviews we got a great service and everyone was friendly and helpful. Will definitely recommend to give them another chance Keep in mind we were picking up at 11:00pm you expect a 50/50 service but we're super glad they were able to provide a great pizza.

You nailed it again. Burnt pizza is what you get. They said it's fine, just scape off the burnt…read morepart.

Giving a 2 mostly due to look and amount of items. It's really more like a small Walmart as they…read morehave clothes etc plus groceries. I have been going to Kroeger stores since I was a kid in Los Angeles county (it's called Ralph's in CA). It usually is the better nicer store to go to. I don't know what the deal with the staff is (shout out to the staff at our stores in ABQ off golf course on westside) but as opposed to most people we have encountered since moving to New Mexico really awful. My opinion is they are probably kids of the highly paid Los Alamos lab employees (median household income here is over 100k) ie over indulged and under parented. Example (note it was Father's Day) I wanted to order 2 sandwiches as we drove up from ABQ for a short break. First no one came to help, then a really snotty male employee said "oh you have to order sandwiches in the morning". So WTF was this guy even doing there? So if I came in at lunch and wanted a sandwich the answer is no? Dude, this isn't Beverly Hills, or Los Ranchos. It's a tiny city in the middle of pretty much no where. Lose the attitude bro, all he had to say was "I'm sorry it's too late in the day but can I direct you to where you can get other to go food". So I bought sandwich stuff to make our own in our hotel. Cheaper, bigger, better. Kroeger needs to take a look at this store as from the other reviews there is obviously a huge issue.

I have lived in Las Alamos since March 2025 and have seen major improvements in Smiths since then…read moresuch as the wider aisles, larger Bar, polished floors, new restrooms.,Etc.. Problem is management has no idea as to cleanliness. I have sent emails to corporate and personally spoke to two store managers but have seen no results. 1. Restrooms are filthy the cleaning crew has no idea how to clean. I have personally taken some bar Keepers helper and cleaned a few sinks and even shown management the difference, but nothing has been done to resolve the issue. 2. Both Family Restrooms have old doors that have a sign that should show when occupied or not but do not work. 3. The area around the Starbucks is always filthy it needs to be cleaned numerous times a day especially after the lunch hour. 4. It sems it is no one's responsibility to move the plastic shopping baskets from the self-checkout counters to the entrance so customers are forced to proceed thru the exit door to obtain one, although there are always 2 employees standing there because the registers have so many issues, they or the employees bringing shopping carts in could easy move them, I have actually collided with customers checking out with their shopping carts while obtaining a basket. I am sure many customers share these issues but as this is the only large Grocery store in town must continue to shop there. Please share your experiences and maybe Smiths corporate will do something. Hate to post such a negative review but frustrated that Management does not seem to care, only response is "short on staff" well get out of the office and make some changes and get involved. only took me 5 min to make 1 sink look like new. "Cleanliness is next to godliness" :)

Not a lot open in Los Alamos on the weekend, but Ruby K's is! It was described by a friend as "the…read moreclosest thing you'll get to a real New York City bagel in New Mexico" and I think they were right! We got drinks next door at Sugar and Cream and brought them over to enjoy with our sandwiches mid morning. Lox was piled high and hit the spot. They make their own bagel chips and those were fantastic! Definitely a place to return to for a hearty and portable breakfast or lunch.

Awesome bagels! A nice place to eat across the street from the visitor's center. Parking is…read moreplentiful. They serve breakfast all day. There were a good number of tables if dining in.

We came here after spending time at Bandelier National Monument. We were wanting something simple…read moreand not a typical fast food place. This was it. Loved all the menu options. The food was prepared quickly and each item we ate was flavorful. Prices were reasonable. We aren't staying in the area, but if we were, if this was the kind of food we wanted we would come back.

First, the food was decent: both my carne asada burrito and my daughter's two ground beef tacos…read morecombo with rice and beans were good. Chips and salsa were extra, we didn't get them. They don't have queso. Ambiance was lacking, it was dark in there and half the tables had chairs on them, and customer service was the bare minimum - not very friendly at all. That said, our goal was fast Mexican food after hiking at Bandelier so mission accomplished.

I had heard from an aquantince that this place was really good so I decided to check it out…read more I feel that the place is a little small and I had to sit at a table that was right next to the entrance. I felt the service was quick and friendly and I got my food quickly as well. The portion sizes are huge, which is great. I was able to take leftovers. It seemed as if my chicken tagine was really watery, but it was my first time getting that dish so I'm not sure if that's normal. Overall it was a good meal but I'll probably get something else next time

Restaurant being (what seemed like) "in the back" of a strip mall threw me off a little while…read moretrying to find it; but it was worth the find. Very quiet atmosphere, seat yourself, order on an iPad at the table (or the server can order for you as well if you have any questions). Server was very polite, knowledgeable and patient. Tried the Gyro sandwich, with tabbouleh and hummus. Tabbouleh stole the show, finely diced cucumbers, onion, tomato and quinoa, very delicious, flavorful. Also saw a lot positive reviews about the French fries so had to try them and YES. They're great.