I don't recommend this business as a born and bred Santa Fean. They do not operate with integrity,…read moreand their prices reflect that. They have ousted their previous business partner, Susan, years ago due to a personal struggle that should have warranted support instead of expulsion. On top of all of that, they retained her name on the business. They have also created multiple yelp profiles in an attempt to boost their ratings.

They have a fabulous selection including my favorite gin from New York that I even struggle to find…read moreat shops in New York. I love their bar as well, great service!

This was a wonderful wine experience where they had complimentary wine tasting for all of us to…read moreenjoy. They had a cute sitting area and art gallery to check out the local art. We loved trying out the different wines. We purchased the Special Reserve Riesling and New Mexico port wine to take home with us. It's worth the trip!

The wine here was delicious, its not at all pretentious, and you feel like you're getting an…read moreauthentic experience, not something commercialized. They have a huge variety of wines and only use grapes from New Mexico, which was a cool touch. They also let you sample as many varieties as you'd like, but they don't see glasses, so you can taste before you decide which bottles you'd like to buy. I would come back here in a heartbeat. Everything was good, even types of wine I don't usually prefer.

This small winery packs a punch. Joseph Martinez is the owner & winemaker in this (mostly) on…read moreperson operation. For most of his reds, he is unique in fermenting the wine in used bourbon barrels. Wines we tried from these barrels were smoother, rounder, and with a bit more honey than similar wines from oak wine barrels. He also makes some nice whites and traditional reds. Joseph gave a very nice tour of his property and vines, and a very generous tour of his wines in his tasting room. We walked out with 7 bottles and a membership to his wine club.

What a fun place to go for a wine tasting! Nine of us went this week and it was perfect! Joseph…read moreand Lori allowed us to bring in snacks and after the tasting, they joined us for cheese and crackers, fruit, nuts, and chocolate and a shared bottle of wine. They make it so comfortable and enjoyable!

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!

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.

I got a lamb burrito. Had a little bean and green chilies. Slightly hot, but one of the best things…read moreI have eaten

This place has it all. You're in the middle of nowhere , and before you go deeper into nowhere c…read morevisit this place to stock up. They have hats, clothing, religious stuff , candy bars , tools , fishing gear , and anything else you can think of. Mandatory stop if you're driving by on your way to adventure.

We stopped by last year. The oregano and green chili powder were excellent. I've used the green…read morechili on steaks, chicken, asparagus, brocolli, and in bean dishes. I need a refill.

The owner opened the store for us. Excellent chili peppers, but cash only. Ancient local peppers…read moreare sun dried.

It's a very small store, Came here to pick up some booze, and come to find out it's a bar? Well…read morethere was a small table inside and some local folks were drinkin. Is it a bar? Is it a liquor store ? Is it a plane ? I saw a Jager machine in the back. I sure do loves me some Jager, if I had someone w me maybe I would have stayed for a drink and hung out w the locals ? I bought local beer and it was kind of pricy , that's ok. I heard you can buy just one single can out the 6 packs , that's cool.

Luke and his dad are super duper sweet and if you ever find yourself in Espanola, NM, you MUST stop…read moreby and pay them a visit. They've been around for 60 years and I wish I could've stayed a little longer to hear some crazy stories. I also got to meet a couple of locals and one of these kind gentleman bought me a shot! I also picked up my hubby a long sleeve T-shirt and newspaper and he loved it.

We were skeptical when we saw the sign for Santa Fe Vineyards. We weren't exactly sure what kind of…read morewine this part of the country could produce. I can happily report that we were pleasantly surprised. As I understand it, the actually vineyards are south of Santa Fe but, we stopped by the tasting room and split a tasting (about $7, if memory serves). We tried a delightful Chardonnay which was light a crisp. Next was a red that had a little spice to it, not surprising considering the area. Finally, we had a Zinfandel Port which was really impressive. The tasting room itself is not much to mention. Its functional and offers the usual books and spouts and aprons you might find in another tasting room. The bathrooms look like they were lifted from a Getty station. The man offering the tastings was pleasant and knowledgeable. If you like wine and are in the area. See what's offered away from the West Coast. You might be pleased as we were.