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    Thirsty Eye Brewing Company

    4.3 (40 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 10:00 PM
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    Alyssa O.

    This space is really cool! I love the art and how opened the space is. I love the outdoor patio in the back. Can't wait for the warm weather and try out the patio. Today we had a flight of beers and one kombucha. Everything had a little after taste like plastic. I'm not sure if it's because the lines for the taps are brand new and you can taste the plastic on the backend. The beers all have a unique taste and can't wait to see what the brewers come up with thought the seasons. I want to come back and try some coffee

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    Diane A.

    Just off Central and Broadway this brewery is a great find for the quiet area that is slowly growing with places to eat and drink nearby. The Mexican lager is my favorite served with a lime. It's 4.5%ABV and taste smooth. Only $5 for a 10 Oz. Tonight there was a band playing with a jazz and hipster feel to it. About 10 different beers to choose from. They range from IPA to Red Ale. I would definitely recommend this spot for anyone. Visitors or local. Cheers!

    Todd R.

    Really enjoyed this place. The brewer was there and gave a tour of their brewing system. Small batch system but the IPA was great. I tried the red and it needs something, but really don't know what. There is plenty of art on the walls and it is connected to a gallery. Cool idea to do that. Sunday all day is happy hour day and you get $1 off your beers

    Krista S.

    I visited this location after work one day last week and was surprised at just how much I loved it. I ordered an iced soy mocha and the lovely barista, Camilla (I'm sorry if I spelled that wrong) was so helpful and attentive. I sat down to work in this beautiful space- the vibe is not at all pretentious like some coffee shops can be, and not overly hipster, but it was classy, eclectic, artsy, and professional. The next barista who took over was Amelia and she was equally wonderful! The mocha was hands-down the best one I've had anywhere in the states. I savored every sip. It was beautiful and delicious- I will be back as soon as I can! Thank you guys for a wonderful experience.

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    John G.

    Interesting place did not know it was even open! Happened the same night a sort of Viking festival was going! Beer tenders are nice enough nice back yard sitting area! I was there for a 10th planet Jiu Jitsu get together!

    Tacos and beer, need I say more?
    Dee Dee P.

    The brewery is very lively, and the attached art gallery is amazing! We went on a YES event, and it was great! A food truck, Vamos con Gloria, with wonderful tacos, etc was there to provide sustenance, and a live DJ added to the fun. The tacos were amazing, perfectly seasoned and cooked meat and beans, flavorful, but not too spicy. Then you add the salsas, red and/or green, and you can kick up the heat very high! I'm a native NM who likes it hot, and I was pleased. They have a brewery club membership which provides $1 off pints, $2 off growler fills, and a free pint on your birthday. I tasted several IPAs and a red, and the red was my match. I'm looking forward to future visits to enjoy the various beers and rotating art exhibits. This is a very cool place centrally located near Central and Broadway.

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    Tyler M.

    Very chill, cute location, brews are great (only brewery imo where you can't go wrong with anything on tap) , easily accessible from downtown, and all the staff are super friendly!

    Vamos con Gloria Taco Truck! Perfect compliment to the perfect beer!
    Mari K.

    I'm a dark beer drinker. Not going to hide it. Not going to deny it. Being a dark beer drinker in New Mexico can be tough, because we like our IPA's, so sometimes I'm a misfit at the local breweries, but not at Thirsty Eye! They appeal to the masses. They have 3 beers I'd like to highlight: Rented Tux, a vanilla porter that as soon as it hits your nose makes you crave cake to go along with its deliciousness; Moonracer, a chocolate oatmeal stout that isn't hard or sharp on the palate, but a perfect chocolatey finish with a smooth body; and their seasonal Biscochito Líquido made with anise and cinnamon that will make any Burqueño crave their abuelita's cookies. We had phenomenal service. While we sat in front of the vats, dreaming of brews, and waiting for our turn in line, someone came to us to take our order! We checked out the gallery next door with some eclectic, thoughtful art. Icing on the cake: a food truck was outside with insanely good tacos (Vamos con Gloria). But let's be real... we came for the beer!

    This is their version of fine dining, salsa in a paper cup and chips in a bag. In NM this is SACRILEGE.

    what do you get when you take over a store front and turn it into a 'brewhouse'? bare walls with some covering, minimal drink menus, street parking in the neighborhood, and an appalling excuse for food. Because of the poor acoustics it was hard to hear the band or even have a conversation. Don't need to go back.

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    A great neighborhood brewery. Owners and staff are friendly and the beer is very good. Plus they allow dogs.

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    Great Brewery. Canine friendly. Downtown great staff. Would recommend the 'good gourd'

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    0.4 miDowntown
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    "Relax, baby. Let Howie Wowie set the mood, I'm throwin' on some Barry White, kick 'ya shoes off,…read moreI'm turnin' down the lights... Aw yeah, that's right baby. Can't get enougha yo love, baby. Settle yo pretty self in front of that fire place, go on, make yo'self comfortable on that tiger skin rug. Here's a little more champagne, those bubbles sparkle like yo eyes, baby. You know, it's been a while since you and I ah... spent time together. And now that I'm with ya, I have to tell ya, you're lookin' finer than ever. That's right, baby." I think I just intentionally avoided writing a review of this art gallery because I had an impossible time imagining how I would so. The main artist at this gallery, Ricardo Chavez-Mendez, is unquestionably talented, to such a degree that it's hard to believe he's ever produced anything sub-par. His imagery combines ancient South American and traditional New Mexican folklore and spirituality with a style uniquely his own, curvismo, which is something like O'Keefe on peyote. Vibrant, absorbing and busy, these canvasses really shine, occasionally in directions I don't feel like going, like the whole dolphins-in-a-pastel-ocean place. In my limited experience the artist is always in-house, creating, and he's an incredibly welcoming and friendly presence. If you have a minute, he'll likely walk you through his creative process and give you some insight into how these canvasses are born. So go on, walk in, take your time, there's plenty to look at here. Oh, and then there are all of those paintings of the naked ladies... "Aw, yeah..."

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    Sure, New Mexico touts an artisan community that rivals any community in the world. That's a pretty…read moreobvious statement. We have Santa Fe, the "City Different", home to painters, sculptors and other artists the world over who thrive (even in a recession), and the town houses its share of artists who practice artisan athletics, music, meditation, what have you. We have Taos and the surrounding communes, wherein you'll find celebrated maestros, architects and off-the-grid nomads; if you haven't driven west toward the gorge, put it on your travel to-do list, you won't be disappointed. Key word: earth ships. Silver City: artisan hideout. Same goes for Tularosa, Cloudcroft, Los Ojos, Red River, Jemez, Zuni, San Antonio... I could go on and on. These are the sneaky peeks, the places where funky personas with wild ideas relocate, where they can live in relative calm, bask under endlessly open skies, where they often create grand visionary works that encompass the entirety of their lifetime journeys. O'Keefe did the same at Ghost Ranch. Personally, I love bumping into a gallery or a store along my travels, where these fascinating people will find a few minutes for some straight talk about their work. I've found them in corners of the state I never imagined they could exist, but they do, they persist, and I'm always thrilled to find them. I often wonder how they survive. Surely, selling the occasional canvass to the wandering traveler won't pay the rent. Enter Mariposa, a gallery in the heart of Nob Hill which showcases 90%+ local artists. Paintings, mixed-media and a smattering of jewelry provide welcome access to some of the most vital artists in the New Mexico realm. This place focuses on artists who remain just below the radar, who could use a little financial backing. The business has grown with time, changing locations twice, and over the years they've developed a long list of artists who've benefited from their publicity and advocacy and now give back, promoting the next generation. Fantastic. You don't have to visit with the intent of a purchase. Come and devour with your eyes. You won't forget it.

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    3.8(4 reviews)
    0.5 miBarelas/South Valley
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    I only came here for a local artist gathering. There were, perhaps, 15 of them. People offering…read morenecklaces, gift cards, a few paintings, my four year-old loved the gem stone booth. I loved touring the aisles with her. We didn't buy anything, other than a cup of coffee. But the place left a big impression on me. The heat was out, a problem they intended to fix, someone told me. Didn't matter. I've lived in this city for the better part of 20 years, and this little adobe gem was a delight to discover. It's one of just a few structures in these parts that lives its history; you can feel the years inside and out. You can imagine a mercantile here, maybe a place where kids longed for a bite of candy or where, more than a century back, horses were hitched outside and people began the work of making this a neighborhood. The Tortuga Gallery has that history. It's just an old place with a comparatively tall ceiling for its era, and it bleeds New Mexico of old. From what I understand it's an event space, dedicated to the community. Plan your next yoga class here, or show off your best canvasses. It's a gorgeous, intimate, wonderful little spot in a neighborhood that will someday be the answer to downtown.

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