At just 20 mins away from southeast Albuquerque, Rumor Brewing serves the Cedar Crest community…read more The place felt homey and rustic, with a nice view of the mountains. There was a bit of live music on the patio after some rain. Both outside and inside spaces were plenty. The young server was very attentive and was on top of things. We went with friends so we sampled a few things. Our friends ordered the chicken bbq pizza and dry rub wings, while we ordered the chicken pesto and the New Mexican pizza. The thin crust on all pizzas was perfect, with a good balance between crunchy and soft. The green chile from the New Mexican pizza had a kick, the bbq chicken was tasty, and the pesto was smooth and mild. We all agreed that the pizzas needed more cheese.The wings were crispy but the rub didn't have flavor and the chicken was a bit dry. For our drinks, I got the Golden Ale while everyone else got La Madera. The Golden was smooth, lagers, with a bit of hoppiness. La Madera was a mild, dark, sweet ale that was quite good. Overall, this was a very nice experience on a rainy evening, with good brick oven pizzas and a nice dark beer. The wings, though could have been better. However, we are planning a second visit to try other items.

Took a cruise to Cedar Crest just to try this place and we were not disappointed…read more It's a small cozy place with a nice outside area which drew me to the place. Good service, great brews, & the food was amazing. I ordered the Cubano and I'm already craving it again after getting home lol will be back

Great service. The green chile smoked sausage on a toasted hoagie was fantastic. It was Saturday…read morenight with a local band. They were just OK but stuck to songs I knew which was still fun.

Awesome place to go for a drink in the East Mountains. I didnt get to try the food. I will update…read morewhen I do. I have lived in the EM for 10 years and never made it to Lazy Lizard... I was missing out. Good people. Good vibes.

Love this place. In town for business and we stopped after reading Yelp reviews!…read more Love the atmosphere and Cindy and Tom! We would definitely come back!

Yuck! Just frozen food tossed in a fryer, too expensive for what they offer, the wine I ordered was…read moreserved in a little plastic cup.

Enjoying Sierra Blanca Brewing Company today while in Moriarity. They are also a Harvest Host…read morelocation for staying in your RV overnight in a safe place. In Moriarity NM for 2-day K-9 nosework event and this super convenient place to stay a couple nights Of course everybody has heard of Sierra Blanca Brewing. Probably the class of New Mexico craft beer. Brands like their Alien IPA are well known throughout the SW. I'm a big fan of their peanut butter porter. Of course the beer here is delish and fresh. Located just off I-40 in Moriarity about 45 minutes east of Albuquerque. Easy on off ... worth the stop. Big property that encompasses the brewery proper + a tasting room, merch sales and an amazing 1 acre'ish beer garden that has coverage from sun if it's too hot. I sat with pup back in beer garden and the outside bartenders was nice enough to deliver my drinks to the table. As far as a Harvest Host site is concerned, pretty big, level dirt parking area that as they admit gets a bit muddy after rain, but if you keep to edges, you'll be fine. Only thing not leading me to 5-star rating is absence of kitchen and any food other than bagged pretzels and nuts. Country music playing outside, just a really nice place

We are driving across country and my husband looks for Harvest Host destinations. He found Sierra…read moreBlanca Brewing Company in Moriarty NM to rest for the night. We, along with about a dozen other campers parked on the empty lot next door. They have an open air bar in the back of the brewery with a nice courtyard. We both tried their green chili cervesa and I also tried their Pilsner and my husband the alien IPA. All very good. It was all very enjoyable; Christa was a friendly and enjoyable bartender. Very easy going. We also met some enjoyable travelers from all around the country.

Fantastic pizza, best place in Edgewood to grab an adult beverage and chicken wings, the wife loves…read morethe chicken wings. We always have our team meetings there. Great staff

We were invited to check out Pizza Barn. This establishment is definitely very popular. Although…read moreour arrival for dinner was quite early in the day, there was a long line to order your food. There was a bit of a wait to get to order however, with 4 servers taking orders we got it done in no time. Then we were able to go find a table and sit and wait for our dinner to be brought out. We each had a beer to drink and beer came out right away. This restaurant is lively and quite loud volume. You definitely have to talk louder so that you can all have a conversation. Soon after buffalo wings and fried pickles arrived. We were definitely enjoying our food. While waiting for the pizzas to arrive we were able to watch the football games from several large tv screens. 10 minutes later our pizzas came out. The pepperoni and green chile and 2nd pizza jalapeno ground beef and fresh sliced tomatoes were tasty. Everything came out delicious. Our visit to the Pizza Barn was great fun and tasty.

Hey, who knew! Good beer, food coming soon, I hear. Super friendly staff. Corn hole, pool tables…read morecoming soon.

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.

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!

Required dinner for 4. Burgers for all except the poor low-cal guy (me). I ordered a salad with…read moreshrimp as a protein I was not disappointed, fresh greens, cherry tomatoes and a bunch of big, fresh grilled shrimp Delicious The burgers (no lettuce due to recent news stories) were terrific Sweet potato tots hit the spot Will say after ordering 3 burgers cooked to "medium " They were undercooked My family was fine with medium rare, but some will not be Overall a terrific meal, thank you Turquoise

Menu looks decent. I see a bunch of great bar foods. Fried…read morepickles, my fav. Caught my eye is the Frito pie. I have to try it. Also I asked it posole is made here or from a vendor. He said made here so I have to try that too. Frito pie has lettuce, onions tomato, beef and red chili with cheese. Omg!! This is amazing Frito pie!! I have had a lot of Frito pies a this is one of the best!! Also got a cup of posole. It okay, missing something. Maybe a spice, but it is decent. Too much fat on the pork made the posole very greasy. I don't know about the tea. Had a taste to it like when it starts to almost sit too long. Next time I'll just have water. Music playing; TVs had games on and staff was friendly Food as great but made me feel heavy after. I will come back as there are so many items on the menu to try.

One review and I my because we found it. Place looked abandoned and so did the town. It was…read moreliterally a ghost town and would creep you out at night. Not sure why it doesn't say "permanently closed".

Good lord, can't believe this gem has not been reviewed! Unless I missed it...!!!…read more If you are in the Santa Fe area, Mary's Bar is a MUST SEE. My motorcycle buddy took me here for an afternoon beer. We pulled up to the wooden, deserted-looking bar and I was like, uh, really?? But the sign said "ABIERTO", so my friend smiled, pushed the door open for me, and thus the adventure began. The bar is basically a large room full of stuff. Crap. Boxes. A covered pool table. Covered with cats. The actual bar was a small thing on the right side of the room. Also covered with cats. I love cats, so I was okay with this. :) A woman ambled out from the back, eyeing us warily (we were the only ones there), then got us our beer and water and sat behind the tiny bar to keep tabs on us. Once she started talking, man, we got some local stories that were pretty amazing. She turned out to be Mary's granddaughter; Mary (who just turned 95!!!) was in back taking a nap. My friend was disappointed Mary was not around, as apparently she is a real firecracker. It was Mary's parents who started the bar in the late 1800's (although I read it started as a general store) and it's still going... not strong, as the town of Cerrillos is pretty much a ghost town, but it's going. A must see if in the area. You won't be disappointed!