Friendly, helpful staff Great atmosphere…read more Great spirits Really enjoyed our visit and plan on returning

A great place for cocktail classes, tastings, and tours! Tara our teacher and bartender was very…read moreinformed about the history of bartending, spirits, and made our class with different holiday drinks. Not pictured is the Zobo drink... whoops. A great experience with plenty of snacks and well timed between the three drinks. Easy and fun event for yourself, a couple, or group. And you get 20% off after a class!

It was quite yet their food and drinks were excellent- staff were above and beyond, this hidden…read moretreasure everyone needs to stop in and try!!

A really cool hole on the wall distillery. Got the New Mexico Krispies which were awesome and…read moreplentiful. Also was recommended the first pickles which were equally great. One cook who was working his butt off but the food was fresh and full of flavor. The bartenders were very helpful and attentive. Will absolutely recommend and we will be back.

If you're looking for a moody, elevated cocktail experience in Santa Fe, As Above, So Below…read moreDistillery absolutely delivers. The moment you walk in, the atmosphere pulls you in--an almost mystical aesthetic with curated decor (think mounted skulls, vintage accents, and cozy lounge seating). This makes it perfect for a date night or a unique night out. The space is intentionally designed to feel immersive, and it works. I ordered a gin cocktail with a tajín-style rim and fresh cucumber garnish, and it was incredible. Crisp, refreshing, and perfectly balanced with just the right amount of spice. Service matched the vibe--friendly and knowledgeable about what they're serving. It was easy to sit back and enjoy the atmosphere. This is one of those places that feels like a hidden gem--unique, a little edgy, and far from your typical bar scene. Whether you're into craft cocktails, cool aesthetics, or just want somewhere different to hang out, this spot is 100% worth checking out.

Terrible service Incredibly long wait…read moreBartender had no idea how to make drinks and was looking up the most simple concoctions . He didn't even know how to make a dirty martini .

Great variety of drinks with a very friendly and helpful staff. I thought they went the extra mile…read morefor us in regards to service and drink suggestions.

Second time visiting and we were not disappointed! Great drinks and really really good food!!…read moreService was awesome and the place is clean!! Great location and a great experience!!!

What a fun new place! (New for me!)…read more The burrito was a whopper, and the tacos we got were filling as well. Loved the brownie dessert and the mango guava agua Fresca too! All in all, great meal and a great price. Two drinks, two dinners and a dessert for $48 before top.

We read a lengthy glowing review of La Reforma in a recent ABQ Journal issue and had high hopes of…read morefinding something similar to the tacos we used to get in and near Cuernavaca, Morelos where we lived 2008-13. Sadly, we found kind of a mixed bag. First, the standout items. The margaritas were fantastic; some of the best we've had in the USA and extremely generous. The pinto bean sides were some of the best we've had since returning to the States in 2013. Perhaps not quite as great as those of the shuttered El Cotorro but still stellar. Next, the tacos. We tried only two of the several tacos on offer - The El Pastor and the Pescado. Both were served in what was called "corn tortillas" but these differed from virtually any corn tortillas we've ever had in Mexico or elsewhere. They were at least twice as thick as your typical corn tortilla found in just about all Mexican taco places in Mexico and elsewhere. The consistency and taste were quite different from your normal corn tortilla also. In fact, they really didn't seem to have much taste at all, of corn or anything else. Now to the fillings. At the aforementioned El Cotorro, the meat for the Al Pastor tacos was cooked on a vertical rotating spit which was the only way we ever saw it cooked in Mexico. The meat La Reforma used in their al pastor tacos was more chunky and way drier than any we ever had in Mexico or at El Cotorro. It didn't taste similar to any al pastor tacos were ever had in Mexico. It also kind of seemed like it wasn't cooked recently whereas in Mexico you can watch the cook with a large knife carve off the meat from the vertical spit right in front of you. Usually the time between the carving and it sitting in front of you is under 10 seconds. The fish taco at La Reforma was disappointing. The fish resembled a fish stick but one without much flavor. We wouldn't order it again. We gave the mini-churros a try for dessert. Because they were so small, they were way crispier than your typical regular-sized churro. We might return but we'd skip the al pastor and the fish tacos and try some of the other tacos. But we strongly suggest that they dump their current "corn tortillas" because they're not that good. Way too thick and virtually tasteless. Lo siento. Kudos for the margaritas and the beans. The rest of what we tried didn't live up to the recent glowing review in the ABQ Journal.

Still Spirits is definitely a hidden gem, somewhere I had been wanting to check out, but had yet to…read morehave the opportunity to. I was lucky enough to be invited to a private party at the venue and it was a great experience. It's a rather intimate venue, but they have a cute little patio and great menu. I really enjoyed both my drinks, one was a cocktail and the other was a mocktail. I started with the Tormenta Pina which was very coconut creamy and then I got a Nekked Raskolnikov which was a very refreshing coffee drink. Overall everything was great.

I had no idea this place was here. The sign is small the bartender mentioned when I asked about it…read more It's on Marble street near the same name brewery. It wasn't huge in there but it had a great bar setting, enough tables to sit at inside and out and a cool ceiling of a variety of doors, yes I said doors. It had a green area with beautiful plants . They had happy hour drink specials. A couple frozen drink options and a couple of draft beer options. But honestly it's more a distillery than a brewery for sure and I love that distilleries are becoming more of a thing in NM. Drinks were great, atmosphere and staff were great too! I'll definitely return and if you haven't tried it and you want a nice cocktail, give them a try. A nice kinda hidden gem.

The Tumbleroot tasting room on Bisbee Court is a great place to relax after the work day. Friendly…read morestaff and a comfortable atmosphere. I bring my own vinyl records on Wed to put on the turntable while I enjoy a Sunset IPA or rye on the rocks. It's always fun to talk with other patrons and discover where they are from and what they like about Santa Fe. Friendly dogs are welcome, too! Some reviewers have obviously confused this Tumbleroot location with the larger Agua Fria location, or another establishment altogether (talking to you, MonkJ. Bisbee has never been open as late as 10:00).

Nice venue but BEWARE the food truck = shameless rip off; small grocery store burgers $14, rotten…read morelettuce/tom/onion/chile is extra so ur 4 bite burger is $20. Fries are cheap and soggy, NOTHING like pictures. $17 Caesar salad is 2 handfuls of iceberg lettuce. Worst/most expensive food truck I've ever had. 20-30 minute wait for cheapskate crap food at premium price. Eat local down the street BEFORE showing up. Don't believe the hype.

Had a cocktail staff was super busy but pleasant. I will return to enjoy a flight of wine or try…read moretheir bourbon flight.

A friend introduced me to Taylor Garrett Whiskey and told me the story of how it is made in 6 days…read more It is amazing! I generally do not like whiskey straight up because it burns my throat when I drink it no matter how expensive! I therefore, have always mixed my Jack or Crown in Coke. My friend encouraged me to take a sip of Taylor Garrett Whiskey straight up and I did. I loved it!!! It was very smooth going down and just warmed my throat instead of burning it. I could taste the flavors and it felt like warm spices with a slight smokey taste and oh so smooth. I'm not a connoisseur for sure but I know a great tasting whiskey when I drink one! This is one whiskey I can drink over ice! Love! Love! Love! I plan to buy my own bottle as soon as I can!

Had no idea this place was even here. Parking lot is pretty small and location is not in the best…read morearea of town. On one side is more of a gift shop with different products (food and non food). Staff was friendly. And on the other side is the lounge which has more of a speakeasy vibe. I had wanted the prickly pear lemonade, but they were out so I opted for the lavender one ($7). 2025 #37

Great, nice, cozy and intimate speakeasy type of lounge in downtown. It is open next to Los…read morePoblanos downtown shop and offers selection of drinks (and some small nibbles/snacks--best to go with stomachs full or you arent too hungry though). Also, a bit limited options for sober clients--4 cocktail, juice and perhaps coke) Staff is nice and friendly. Great place to go for a date! P.s. theu have a fenced area you park, so try your best to lark in that area VS on the streets nearby esp at night (which I wouldn't do).

This place is a nice neighborhood distillery. I enjoy the nice but not too fancy, and pretty…read morecomfortable atmosphere. They have good cocktails and do some seasonal and changing offerings. There's outdoor booths which are nice to hang out in. There's also giant jenga! I like that they do body form drawing nights during the downtown First Friday Artwalks, which anyone of any skill level is welcome to.

Pretty chill place with really good drinks! I understand this used to be a speak easy and it's very…read morecool! Very cool vibe and clean! Staff is awesome! Didn't get food but it looked really good! Didn't see any one complain. Check it out!