This spot was a neat hang out with a nice selection of Bosque craft beers. The server was by…read moreherself and pretty busy. She told me they could do flights but then basically wouldn't let me get one. So that was kind of odd. But she ultimately let me sample 3 I was considering.

It's a bar that is one of Bosque brewery. A group of us went there to meet up for karaoke. The…read morelarge room is divided into two sections. One side for karaoke and the other one is for patrons who are not interested in singing. Plenty of tv screens front of tables and some in the back. With one screen showing the music to sing to. When ordering drinks and food just get in line and order with the one bartender. Very efficient service and drinks come out fairly quickly. Overall very fun night to meet up and just enjoy some singing along with friends.

Rowley is on my very short list of "destination breweries." Whenever I'm traveling anywhere near…read moreSanta Fe (from Tucson) I make it a point to stop at RFA. Lovers of farmhouse, saison, wild, mixed-culture, sour and innovative brewing in general, need to put this on their bucket list. The food isn't your basic brew-pub fare either. The kitchen puts as much craft and innovation as do the brewers. It's a working brewery, though, so don't expect anything more than friendly, relaxed atmosphere. There's more outdoor-ish seating than inside. I've experienced slight waits on busy nights, but it's always worth it. I'm not a resident, but I am a regular, and the friendly crew often recognizes me from my love of their beer and my enthusiasm for their commitment to the craft.

This is my ABQ Beer Passport review for Rowley Farmhouse Ales (RFA). (DISCLAIMER: This visit was on…read more8/23/26. We went and saw Joe Samba, The Movement, and Pepper at the Bridge/Santa Fe Brewing and hit RFA beforehand. I forgot about this review but didn't want to skip reviewing RFA! They have since announced that they are changing locations and the new location promises to be better all around!) Have wanted to try RFA and sample some of their offerings. They didn't disappoint. RFA is SERIOUS about their craft. A tremendous amount of RFA as well as other regional brews to try. They curate their beer menu much similar to a fine restaurant puts together their wine cellars. Crazy that a brewery this small offers so many options! We were told their food was also very good, so we ordered the recommended green chile burgers w/ fries, a tuna salad sandwich and a Greek quesadilla. All were phenomenal! Service was very good. Their tiny taproom didn't have an available table so we sat on the patio. It was a tad hot but we enjoyed the vibe for sure. We tried Every Brewery Has A Paul, Stalker, and Fields of Rye farmhouse ales, and some Hyside Nordic Blonde ales. All traditional farmhouse style.

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.

Fun dog-friendly brewery with free pool tables!! Dogs welcome inside and in their small patio…read more Loved playing billiards while they played epic music tunes. The bartender was very friendly. We had the hazy ipa and red ale, tbh I wouldn't say either were amazing but they were fine. Considering the atmosphere, location, and great service plus being dog friendly, I highly recommend Desert Dogs! Support local and check them out!

This was our first visit and we were really thirsty after our 5 mile hike on the Santa Fe mountain…read more(Little Tesuque to Big Tesuque and back). Desert dogs is/offers: 1. Dog friendly 2. Nacho fries 3. Cherry cider Unfortunately they didn't have bock beer but did offer Irish red and Porter

The Chicken Cobb was one of the best cobb salads I've ever had. It paired well with their 2920…read moreIPA. In fact, we took a 6-pack of the 2920 back with up to San Antonio. On other visits to Second Street, we were amazed by the Northern NM Style Enchiladas, Rueben sandwich and fish -n-chips. This became our go-to when not sampling the fare at Tune-Up Cafe or Counter Culture for breakfast/brunch.

We decided to stop in for a quick beer before dinner but quick it was not! We almost left after…read moresitting at a table for awhile because we weren't sure we had a server - they seemed very short staffed. But the seating options were good - they had both patio and indoor tables, plus a bar to sit up at. There was a stage in the corner so I'm assuming it's a lot more fun and lively when they have a music night. I ended up getting a flight to be able to taste a few of their beers but unfortunately didn't love any of them. I probably liked their brown ale the best. They do have a pretty wide selection, and also have cocktails and wine, so there's a little something for everyone.

I was in Santa Fe for a ridiculously niche lawyers conference and wandered into El Matador on a…read morerandom Thursday night. Then I came back Friday. And Saturday. Not because of the drinks. Not because of the atmosphere. Not because of the location. Because of Katya. Katya is not my favorite bartender. She is my favorite human being. I've spent enough time in bars to know when someone is good at their job. Katya operates on an entirely different level. She can take what feels like sixteen orders at once, remember every single one, deliver them with absolute precision, keep the entire room moving, somehow do the math in her head, and still make every customer feel like they're the only person sitting at the bar. The basement bar itself is exactly what a great dive should be; a shithole. Heavy hobo stab vibes upon entry, including Katya. Smell: multiple buttholes farting at once. Climate control: sweaty patron dependent. Lighting: liability. TV: playing a rotation of trash 80s DVDs . If business schools were smart, they'd study her. If hospitality groups were smart, they'd clone her. If Santa Fe has any sense at all, they'll do whatever it takes to keep her exactly where she is. Cash only, so come prepared. And bring plenty of it, because she deserves every penny. Katya must be protected at all costs.

Kind of a grungy, punk, divey vibe. Not exactly my thing, but where that feels unique to me this is…read morethe kind of place to remind yourself it takes all kinds. A busy setting and top candidate for beginning or ending your Santa Fe drunk parade. That is to say, it is fun. It is not refined. But it clearly does not want to be. :)

Went couple days ago and Fernanda was my server and she was excellent, amazing attitude, was very…read moreattentive to our table and my drink was never empty! Food was amazing!!! Thank you for your amazing hospitality!

We are visiting Santa Fe from Oklahoma. Tried Pantry Dos for breakfast & had such a nice…read moreexperience. We came on a Saturday morning. As we pulled up, it looked pretty crowded, a few families waiting outside. I checked on the wait time for 3 & was told 20-25 minutes. We don't consider that an excessive wait time any time we go out. And being from out of town, it would've taken us at least that long to find another spot & probably would've had a wait at any other restaurant. There was plenty of space to wait in front of the restaurant, it was shaded and the weather was nice. I don't know how long we waited for a table, but it seemed to be less than quoted. Once seated, we were served drinks right away. The staff was very friendly and attentive. I ordered blue corn cinnamon pancakes with a side of bacon. The bacon was cooked crisp, just how I like it. The pancakes were really good! Different from anything I've had before. My husband had chilaquiles, those were really good. And my son got a traditional breakfast. The menu said it came with fries, which were more what we called breakfast potatoes. That was a good thing! Those potatoes were so good! The restaurant looked to be well staffed, everyone working and taking care of customers. This is for sure a place I'd recommend and would return to on future visits to Santa Fe.

What a cool spot! Super chill vibe, laid back music, food truck and of course, incredible craft…read morebeer! You'll love the courtyard and happy hour!

I didn't even think of taking pictures of this place…read more The place is super tiny, like in the backyard of a small house. The parking is large with street parkings if lot is filled. The vibe is backyard brewery. There is live music or projected music where after sunset, a movie is aired in a small projected screen All the beer we had weren't really good. My friend felt sick to his stomach. And the one another had was like bad barley beer.

This was by far some the best typical Mexican food I had. We came down Texas which some the best…read moreMexican food in the country. It was delicious we came 3 times Came for Dinner and twice for breakfast Menudo was so good and my favorite breakfast dish. Huevos casa grandes OMG ans the flan Excellent service Yes if you want coffee ask for Cafe de Hoya You will never want to drink regular coffee again

If looking for fantastic, authentic Mexican food, this is the spot! The staff incredibly attentive…read morefrom start to finish, and the serving sizes are very generous. The restaurant strikes the perfect balance with a festive atmosphere that feels both authentic and incredibly comfortable. We ordered a mix of things, and every single dish was a hit. The combo enchiladas with both the green and red chile sauce were amazing, and even the rice had incredible flavor to it. The shrimp fajitas and shrimp quesadillas were absolutely awesome--the shrimp was perfectly seasoned and cooked just right. Their margaritas was huge and perfectly balanced and hit the spot. If you are looking for fantastic, authentic Mexican food with service to match, this is definitely the place to go. We will absolutely be back!

First of all, whoever picked up the phone went above and beyond as far as customer service. He…read moretalked me through my choices in pizza and salad. I ended up going with the Chelsea, which has Italian sausage and meatballs, in addition to onion and green pepper. Super thin crust, which did get a little soggy on the car ride home, but it was still chewy and tender and tasted great. The Caesar salad was also excellent. Kind of a powdery Parmesan on top instead of shreds of the cheese, and a flavorful dressing that tasted homemade to me-it didn't need anything. I'll definitely be back!

The pizza is good here, but the staff not so much. Called repeatedly to put in a pick-up order, no…read moreanswer - over and over. I figured they must be really busy, so I drive over and find a literally empty store with the two Latinas that work there just sitting at a table talking amongst themselves. Apparently the conversation must have been good, as it was too much for them to take three steps to answer the phone.