This is THE BEST dive bar in the area. Actually I think it's the only bar in the area…read more Nevertheless, you'll be able to enjoy a cold frothy one, or take your beers to go to enjoy at home. And periodically they have a dance in the event hall that is attached to the bar.

Quiet atmosphere to stop in and enjoy a cold drink. Friendly helpful staff. Decent pricing.read more

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!

Great cocktails and charcuterie. We hit this place late afternoon before their evening business…read morepicked up. Great place to just relax enjoy a drink and talk with friends.

I've visited this lounge a few times now and it's always a lovely experience. There is always…read moreplenty of seating inside and on the patio. Cocktails are both refreshing and interesting! Never thought I would enjoy a green Chile drink but I'd highly recommend theirs. It's a cool and casual ambiance with great service. Great for reading a book and enjoying a cocktail on the patio or going with a group of friends at night to unwind.

Great selection of food and drinks, wonderful variety of music, inviting ambiance, family friendly…read moreand attentive welcoming service.

such a wonderful venue. so supportive of our community. thank you for all you do.. if you are in…read moreTaos, check it out. beautiful location and great view of Taos Mountain. Our server and service was excellent.

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!

Definitely the best bar we visited in Santa Fe…read more When we arrived there was still seating at the bar so we promptly sat ourselves there. We ordered a charcuterie and cheese board which was much larger than expected and had plenty of local options. I started with a See You At Dusk, which was a combo of Melleti, souchu, balasmic, ginger and walnut. I found it to be a very flavorful drink that paired well with the board. I next tried a Bywater which was rum, falernum, genepy and Averna. It was a very deep and rich cocktail which I also enjoyed. The bartender was very friendly and offered us small samples of a few unusual items they stock. Overall a very fun experience.

I close my eyes and I imagine the scene- that last tasting session before approving this menu. When…read moreR.R. Martin insisted the Dark Winds cocktail integrate even more beets- so many beets that the mezcal itself was stifled like a flame under shovelfuls of fecund loam and that homey odor of fresh earth itself somehow overpowering a smoke-scented spirit- when this titan of imagination demanded more beet! in his signature drink, did he bang his closed fist against the table in passion? Did tears of certainty spark his eyes as he sat under those moody lights, standing firm that yes So Long, See You Tomorrow needs not one or two but three different types of sesame- what did he feel? What did intend to bankroll? And the sickest joke of all- the Bellow's Breath- a bone broth mocktail like some crystal cup of soup. Was that beverage intended to pogo stick my friend off the proverbial wagon into the depths of glugging Long Island ice teas just to feel something familiar again? Because it did. And my heart aches for that friend but I too would lose my mind if I were to stare into such a void and see whatever it is that stares back. Was this menu the vision of a team- a baffling Frankenweenie invented by committee- or the secret wish of one troubled mind? I see it all so clearly and yet I can't help but doubt my own memory. That many beets on such an expensive cocktail menu? Who salts blueberries? This total disregard for the green chile cult that runs this city like a delicious cabal? Had no drink technician ever walked from front door to car, inhaled the piñon perfumed air outside and thought, I can do something with that. I don't know what happened and I don't think I ever will but I know I did not like it. Also the bartenders were vacant and so confused that human beings wanted to order cocktails in a cocktail bar.

This is a great local upscale cocktail lounge. The drinks are always delicious and they offer a…read moreseasonal menu that keeps new options available. The ambiance is high class; however, the prices are really good. The service is always quick and friendly. I have never had a bad experience here. It is conveniently locate in downtown Los Alamos and close to everything. If you live in Los Alamos or visiting, check this place out!

The small upbeat and brilliant hidden gem located in a small town. Located right next door to Boese…read moreBrothers wonderfully crafted cocktails made of vodka, gin, tequila. These are all in house made liquor. Absolutely delicious! Price points are right on comparable to most cocktails would be. Drinks can be very festive right around the holidays! Cranberry fizzy drink, infused old fashioned basic, egg whites with rose petals and gin. So much deliciousness! This dimly lit place is cozy and yet so modern feel, however, not pretentious and not overly priced. The service is great with attention to details as to when you may want your next drink to come out! There are some snacky style plates. The basic chips and salsa which is only $6. And it comes out with hot melted cheese for dipping! There's also a good sz charcuterie board not overly priced either. The establishment keeps it interesting by introducing new concoctions of drinks as to pertaining to the season. A wonderful and relaxing place to come back and try more drinks. Ahh! Happiness is served with beautiful drinks and tasty treats!

The Enchanted Loungers visited this establishment yesterday afternoon with the intention of only…read morevisiting Low Bar. The bar itself was very crowded and could not accommodate us, so we sat outside. Some of the loungers used the opportunity to visit Nuckolls (upstairs) and order beer. We arrived via Rail Runner at 5.00 p.m. The overall place was very active and crowded. There were 16 loungers. Sitting outside was delightful. I only wish I wore a hat. The weather was great! This is one reason you go to Santa Fe. The Low Bar has a different beer menu that offered at Nuckolls. The brewery beer was very good. The Low Bar is very cool. I was under the impression that it is a distillery. It is not. The bar has a good but not great selection of alcohol. There was only one bar tendresse, but she seemed to have most things under control. The Low Bar does not offer food. You must order at Nuckolls. Neither place offered reservations. Service was good. Patron had to order from either bar by actually going to the bar. By 6 p.m., Nuckolls had a long line to get beer. After cocktail hour, we ate at Tomasita's. Still a terrific place. Super convenient if you take the train. Service was prompt. A great margherita. I gave it 4 stars. I was hoping for more of a cocktail lounge feel and it was not. Maybe if we sat inside, we would have experienced the cocktail vibe. Drink on!