So many great places to eat. I loved that some of my he trucks just had bites so you could sample…read morefrom many places. Lots of great beer, cider and seltzer. The band was great.

This was a fun event to attend. This was my first year attending. One thing I will do next time is…read moreto go earlier as the lines got long fast. The choices of food trucks was varied and fun. The music was nice and entertaining. It is well worth checking out.

Never been to a casino where alcoholic drinks were not allowed on the floor. You can go upstairs…read moreto the sports bar and go into the gaming room where there is the crap games that no one wants to play.

The view is amazing but man, Sandia, you have us packed in our seats like sardines. You have to…read morestand up if someone needs to get by you. It's miserable. I was hoping with your recent upgrade you would change that but it actually seems worse. The added bathrooms are nice though. No waiting in long lines. So, not my favorite concert venue anymore.

What more can you ask for from a free community event. Free concert, free shuttle busses for…read moreparking, and local vendors. We didn't come prepared as it was hot and sunny towards the late afternoon into the evening. A lot of people brought their gear to camp out a spot for the evening concert. There were a handful of food trucks and vendors, but there was room for more. I just moved to ABQ, so it's my first time here, but I could see it growing with more vendors since there is so much space. Did pickup a few things to support the locals. Looking forward to the next one.

Nothing better than a free event in ABQ! Last 3yrs. been…read moreoutstanding as the city makes improvements to the concept, tor example enlarging the beer court area so families are welcome,more things for the kids to do and always and outstanding roster of bands. This venue offers one of the best grass areas for westerly views and sunsets! Looking forward today's Heights Summerfest 2018 Photo by: COA

This annual event is a fun way to sample goods from local businesses. We have a lot of great local…read morecoffee roasters/brewers as well as chocolatiers! We split a bomboloni from Cafe Chica and picked up some whole beans from Oval Dogs and had a ton of samples from other businesses as well. There were a couple dozen food trucks available plus several local breweries and wineries for when people needed a break from sugar and caffeine. Despite the cold, windy weather, I had a good time.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND: **4-stars given because I don't fancy chocolate or coffee but wanted to be at…read morethis event. Would've given 5-stars if I sampled product** Mostly outdoor event and so many people! Yay! First time I have been to the Southwest Chocolate and Coffee Festival and it was better than I had imagined! It was so much more than just chocolate and coffee at the 2-day event. Great atmosphere to spend a few hours, lots of free samples and show specials. There was a vast amount of bakers, chocolatiers, bread makers, coffee roasters, candy makers, popcorn, tea and other delicacies to get your taste buds tingling inside the Expo. I was pleasantly surprised to see a lot of bee vendors selling honey products. Honey goes well with coffee, tea and baking products In addition, the streets were lined with more vendors, food trucks, wineries, breweries and live music with attendees dancing and having a wonderful experience on Main Street at the fairgrounds. Will I return? Absolutely yes. See you next year!

This was a very busy event that's for a good cause. Everyone seemed to be having a great time and I…read morewas happy to see that it was sold out. There was a lot of waiting in line for food and drinks in a very cramped space, but I hope that is something that can improved upon for the future.

You can't imagine the hilarity than ensues when you mix drag queens, microphones and mimosas!!!!…read moreThe Dolls had a madcap time and entertained a sellout crowd while raising money for NM Aids Services and promoting their upcoming production of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. The patio of Garduno's in the Hotel Albuquerque was a fantastic venue and a great setting for the fun and games of Drag Queen Bingo. The Queens seemed to have a lot of fun calling the numbers and everyone had a fun time. Thanks to Garduno's for their support and great food. This is an event that should not be missed. Be sure to get your tickets in advance!!!!

took my friends to a concert/event here and they had an absolutely amazing time. i didn't end up…read moregoing in cuz metal or whatever genre (don't yell at me) isn't my thing..! but everyone i know seems to love it and it seems to be more of like a punk scene.??? idk words but those who do know should hopefully understand lol. didn't seem too trashy the ambiance was nice from outside.

Will never return. The venue is too small, feels like no ventilation, no A/C was on. It was packed…read moretight with people. The air was as thick as a wall, had to leave early from having a heat stroke.

I've been coming to the harvest festival my entire life. Year and year, I experience the heart of…read moreCorrales with hay rides, amazing food and vendors! Learn about this local community with plenty of fun activities and don't forget the green chili!!!

Excellent event at a charming little town. There is a lot more in Corrales that meets the eye…read more There are cultural sites, pony rides, vendors galore, kids areas, food trucks and so much more. The event is actually very well organized, they split up the event into multiple locations, each with its own unique character. You can walk up and down the main street Corrales road to get to all the events (its open and free to everyone). There are information booths that will give you a map showing what is happening at each location (I don't want to spoil the surprise but each area has its own attractions). The only fee is a few bucks for the hayrides, there are at least 23 tractors pulling hay carts that you ride on to get from any location to any other location. The wrist strap they put on your wrist when you buy your tickets gives you free access and there are persons at every stop to help you on and off the trailer that has the hay seats you ride on. The tape they give you at the info booth is clear and gives you a clear idea of which stops yo'll find most interesting. I suggest stopping at all of them, the tractors run very often and usually only a one or two minutes wait for the next one. One of the major stops is at the Corrales Growers Market which I highly recommend. We enjoyed all the stops at the Harvest Festival then ate at the food truck stop then we shopped for the excellent veggies and other treats at the Corrales Growers Market, thats a win-win for us! There is plenty of free parking, there are people at the intersections with red flags to guide you to the nearest parking lot (there is plenty of free parking in the lots). Since the tractors are running up and down Corrales Road, much of the road is closed for this event but each section that is closed has a parking lot so its actually a very convenient event to attend. If you have never attended, I recommend you try it out and check out all the stops to see which are your favorite.

Thursdays rule. Great sports screens…read more Yummy Mario's grub next door. Quenching beer and cocktails. Owner is here to show his pride for this place and so thankful for all the patrons. Put it on your Thursday calendar. You won't regret it!

Sheesh...nearly a year since I first wrote my initial review! Well, I still love this place. We…read moredon't stop in as often as we'd like but it's a solid option any time that we do. We're kind of snobby about our beer and every. single. beer is solid. I might not like reds that much but this is one that I'd actually drink. The Hefe is solid and delicious without the weird aftertaste and off flavors that 95% of them have. Just a clean, refreshing hefe. The DIPA is delicious and one of my faves. I still stand by that the IPAs here will stand up to any others we have around town and we have some good oens. We stopped in to watch football for a bit and the screens were plentiful, there was lots to do including darts, shuffleboard, and nearly every single game on at once. They've done a lot to the place and I really hope it sticks around - we need a place like this! Beers are super reasonably priced and they have a daily happy hour (including an all day happy hour on Monday!). This is a chill, cool place with lots of seating, lots of parking and ample food options around.