Had a great time at Gravity Bound Brewing! The whole experience was super enjoyable from start to…read morefinish. I tried the only cider they had on the menu, and it was really good--light, refreshing, and perfect for sitting outside on their patio. My friend ordered one of their lighter beers and really enjoyed it too. The patio itself was such a nice spot to relax, with a laid-back atmosphere that made it easy to stay awhile. Service was great, everything felt welcoming, and you can tell they put a lot of care into creating a good experience. Definitely a great downtown Albuquerque brewery to check out if you're looking for a chill place to grab a drink and hang out.

Had heard of the place and stopped in to check it out. It was a nice local place and nice menu of…read moredrinks. I think i need to trying again.

We hadn't been here for a while but we both think this place has the best micro brew beer in…read moreAlbuquerque. The beer is great and the service was good. We don't come here a lot as we aren't big on food truck people but we think they have them most of the time at dinner so you can get food here. The place is nothing fancy but it's comfortable and fun to hang around with the crowd that goes there.

Too many beers to choose from I love IPAs so I had their Disco Flavor. Good enough. Would highly…read morerecommend supposed to be the best in ABQ

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.

Great food and service. We enjoyed the salsa and tacos. I had Carnitas, Al Pastor, and Carne Asada…read more I liked the Al Pastor and Carne Asada the best. Pozole not as good as the one I get at Meso Maya back home in DFW but it's still quite good. Seems like it was missing some acid or salt, not sure. Ambiance was ok but not great. Being in a strip mall isn't a great place and inside could use some plants and dividers between tables or areas. Liked the artwork, lighting, and decor though.

I was there 4 days ago with my son and had a Reuben sandwich and fries. The Reuben was good (about…read more3.5/5 stars). I really liked the atmosphere (ambience)... down home would be one way of describing it. Met some friends there at 2 this afternoon. Everyone said the fish and chips were better than 2 Fools, so I decided to try it. Not bad, not good, just 'meh'. That said my friend's actually had more fish than breading. Mine was mostly breading. Chips (fries) were good but not exactly generous in quantity. Not to be deterred, I plan on returning sometime... more because I like the place (old Kistler Kolister). Third time's a charm? Fingers crossed .

This location is on the corner of San Mateo and Lomas and it is best to park in the underground…read morelot. I have visited various times over the years and never been disappointed. Went with a group this time and all dishes were delicious. The have good mead options as well as ciders and gluten removed beers.

PubCrawl Trilogy Epidode 1: A beer for breakfast, a beer for…read morelunch.. Beer for supper, it just ain't enough.. It makes a mighty good nightcap When your day's been rough Aw, and in the morning instead of coffee and eggs.. I'll have beer for breakfast.. We settled in at.. "Dripline ABQ NM" early High Noon.. The Lass enjoyed Beer Flights of "Czech Up", "Sante", "Super Bloom" and a "Stout" Her fav was the "Super Bloom" APA 5.9% ABV..American Pale Ale (APA) is a balanced craft beer, essentially a more accessible, less intense version of an IPA; The Lad drank a Pint of Czech Up a pilsner, golden color, light-to-medium body, crisp finish, and distinct noble hop bitterness..Quite Delish..:) We munched on a perfect in every way, "smash patty melt" w. nicely salty "fries".. Yes Beer Food Heaven..:) We sat comfortably in Dripline's Patio.. When you're mowing the yard Working on baby's car.. In the morning instead of coffee and eggs.. I'll have beer for breakfast..:) Best, Avram Zachtop Jr.

Delicious burger, but could benefit from a more streamlined ordering system…read more Nice brew options, lots of outdoor seating!

This is one of my favorite breweries in ABQ, and I have been to all of them. They have a great…read moreselection of beers and all of them have been on point. The shared patio out back is a nice place to sit down outside on a nice day and enjoy a brew.

This is my ABQ Beer Passport review for Flock of Moons. Nice, clean, modern tap room with an…read moreinteresting patio area. This is across the road from UMN and carries a University/hipster vibe. Mid day on a Thursday had a handful of patrons with a dad and his 5 year old deciding to sit right next to us (even though there were 30 other tables, don't get me started on how kids f@#$ up a taproom vibe). The seating in the taproom struck me as harsh and not conducive for more than a beer or two. Interesting mix of beer on their menu. I enjoyed their Grisette ("The Grey Havens") enough to have a second, which is rare when trying all of the different ABQ breweries. Not sure if they allow dogs. Parking is metered on the street (which sucks) so bring a pocket full of quarters (25¢ = 15 minutes) because the parking Nazis are ruthless. Not sure if they offer growlers, crowlers, or cans to go as there wasn't any visible signage to indicate that we noticed. While the beer menu was interesting, it's not in my neighborhood. I imagine it is hopping on a weekend night and they did advertise a bunch of events.

We went to the other location before and wanted to try this location today. Bottom line is great…read moreIrish pub food with great service. The pub is a typical pub decor. Irish family crests as well as flags. I like that by the menu is 1 page so they can focus on their food. The men's bathrooms are hilariously decorated. My kids and hubby all got the Celtic trio. This is great since you get you get small portions of Irish favorites. The had bangers and mash, shepards pie, sausage and cabbage, corn beef and cabbage. I had the Pedro fish plate. Everything was great. The brown mustard was very tasty. Definitely worth the trip

An Albuquerque staple opened on the east side in 2019, and we couldn't not come and try them…read more A very cozy, dim-lit, Irish-decorated and vibrant ambiance makes Quarter Celtic a nice neighborhood pub for good brews and fun on trivia Wednesdays. All staff were very nice and kind. Even with a small selection of beer, their choices are solid with lager, red ale, stout, IPA, a rich Scotch ale, some ciders, and some seasonal picks. For our food, we ordered The King's Fish and Chips (half) and the Brewer's Beef. The King's Fish and Chips had a big piece of fried salmon that flavorful with a nice crunchy breading. On the other hand, the Brewer's beef was scant in roast beef and plentiful with grilled onions and a sharp horseradish. While the King's was wonderful, the Brewer's was unfortunate. Overall, this was a mixed experience with one good and one not-so-good experience at a place that is inviting and fun.

It was our first time at Santa Fe brewing company. Our bartenders, Noel and John were friendly and…read moreknowledgeable... They asked what kind of beer we liked and made suggestions. The beers we had were so good. The atmosphere was really neat, love the use of shipping containers. We felt like we were part of the family from the get go.

Dog friendly! Spacious for all! Two levels! TV upstairs for sports as well as downstairs. Plenty…read moreof options to eat for all! The service is as expected for having to grab your own beer at entrance. They do not grab your order at your table. Just an FYI only. IPAs, stouts, lager, pale ale for all to enjoy. This location is a no brainer if your traveling through, if your nearby or if you want a quick trip to a brewery. It's just off the BIG I.

What an amazing place. Tons of outdoor seating fire pits and outdoor heaters. They host fun events…read more(trivia, runs, live music) and such great service. Super kid friendly and they have board games! They also don't assign a server to you. You can order with anyone and pay with anyone which makes it super efficient. As a heads up, they don't have a full kitchen so their menu is a little limited. Their salads are huge, sandwiches are tasty and I love that they have local kombucha.

Great beer selection good sandwiches and they always have some event or trivia or music goin on…read more Bartenders are efficient and. without sounding cheesy just nice They do have cheesy stuff too

What a great place. My wife has native ancestry and when we were planning our visit to the area,…read morethis was a "must." It didn't disappoint! The beer was excellent. The bartender was very friendly and attentive. And the vibe is somewhat "elevated" without being at all pretentious.

While in Albuquerque recently, we were on the hunt for our favorite brewery. Bow and Arrow filled…read morethe bill! From the moment we arrived, the service and ambiance were warm, welcoming, and where we wanted to be! Large and open, Bow and Arrow is spacious for folks to come for pint, small groups, as well as large groups and company events. We sat at the bar for more face-to-face service and had a great experience. We each got a flight and loved the ability to try four different beverages each since the menu is so extensive, creative, and delicious! I got the "Dos Arrows," "Wildly No. 1," "Bury My Heart," and "Lav Letters to the SW." I listed them in order of my favorites. Each beverage was complex, unique, and delicious! I would have enjoyed a full pint of each drink! Alas, 4 5oz beverages was enough! Prices are reasonable for such high quality beverages! We also loved that the brewery recognizes Indigenous land rights and supports Native American initiatives. Euro-Americans have much to learn from Native peoples, the original stewards of this land. But first, relationships, listening, and reparations are needed! We loved Bow and Arrow Brewing. We look forward to visiting again next time we are in town!