Sadly, this business doesn't provide rental services anymore. They are only a brewery.read more

I absolutely love thIs little gem. I use the term "little" loosely. The space is huge. There…read more are multiple indoor and outdoor areas but it still manages to feel quaint and intimate. Their beer is brewed on property and they have a pretty sizable variety of local wine. I really liked their Doppelbock. It was smooth and delicious. The color was rich and beautiful and was a great complement to the mild but well-bodied flavor. My husband had the Hoppy Birthday IPA and also enjoyed it. Here's where it gets really weird...he liked that IPA so much that he gave other beers on their list a shot. He VERY RARELY ventures out of IPA world. He was so blown away by the quality of the brew that he wanted to actually taste the others. He ended up with the Ghost Stout. It was also a beautiful color and tasted amazing!! The folks there were so genuine and welcoming and weren't overbearing. It felt natural and comfortable. The grounds and structure were gorgeous. When you're thinking of heading to enjoy a brew in Corrales you absolutely MUST give this place a shot. You can bring your own food as well. Come support a small family-run brewery.

I recently attended an event here. Everyday I wake up and discover there are wonderful places and…read moreexperiences in my little neck of the woods that I had no idea existed. The Old San Isidro Church in Corrales, NM is one of those unique 'hidden' places. It really isn't hidden if you open your eyes and pay attention. The Old San Ysidro Church is a beautiful window into the history of rural New Mexico. Come visit. Attend one of the free (yes, FREE!) Speaker Series during 2025 at the Old Church managed by the Corrales Historical Society. Soak in the history just by being in this wonderful old church building.

Located right across the street from Casa San Ysidro, the Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales is an…read more1868 building recognized on both the New Mexico Register of Cultural Properties and the National Register of Historic Places. It is open for "tours" - docents are available to point out features and answer questions (even when there are no current displays). And it is rentable for private events (suitable for a church setting). It is an absolutely beautiful setting for a wedding and can seat 150. Throughout the year there are art shows and monthly speakers - all free to attend. There is also a small "gift shop": the docents run a table with books, cards, and items baring San Ysidro and the scene of his miracle - an angel ploughing his farm land for him.

Super super nice people, and why wouldn't you be as a winemaker and the beautiful wife of a…read morewinemaker! Their wines are ok, but I really love that they have included the farm stand now with this horrible Covid 19!

View and wine are outstanding. The vineyard was recommended by a local sommelier. We enjoyed wine…read moreflights, plus the new vintage, then decided on opening a bottle.... and buying several selections to take home. Sunset over the Sandia mountains, glass in hand, walking in the vineyard - we felt as though we were in an impressionist painting.

Best price for golf range and service desk is great. So.glad they have extended hours till10pm.read more

Having attended the Bloomfield for many years attending the international balloon, fiesta, you…read morewould think that they make enough money for that event to spread throughout the year. However, I recently went to a two day concert called the smoke show. The two day venue had various artists which were fun and entertaining to watch with a great sound system! The problem is the venue itself! No coolers are allowed and nothing to drink whatsoever is allowed. No sunscreen is allowed and any other items are not allowed to be brought in. However, each beer, which is a tall boy, is $20. And if you wanna bring water in, you can't so you have to buy their water, which is also stupidly expensive! Some shade was provided, but not much. Now mind you, this is in the middle of August, which is Albuquerque's hottest month of the year. Just waiting in line to get into the venue, there were two people being attended to by the medics For what would appeared to be heat stroke or heat exhaustion. They are setting themselves up for liability with so limited resources or attendees being allowed to bring in at the very least water! Bottom line, this place makes you feel like you're getting raped because everything is a cash grab!

The Nest has quickly become my favorite place to unwind and rejuvenate. For me, it's Yoga and…read morePilates. What sets The Nest apart is the genuine care and passion the space provides for its instructors, and the instructors are some of the best in the city. I can't recommend this sanctuary enough for anyone seeking a comprehensive wellness experience.

I had my baby shower here at the nest and it was awesome! We had 23 people and we all fit…read morecomfortably and we had plenty of room for everything. Although the website says it's disability friendly and wheelchair friendly but u have to go up stairs to get to the room so my husbands aunt who has half a leg struggled a bit to get up and down the stairs. But overall 10/10 id book here again!

Wonderful Wine + Fabulous Food = 1629 Restauarant at Casa Rondena…read moreThe setting is beautiful and nothing like anywhere else in Albuquerque! The changes they are making at 1629 make it a must stop for dinner! A new menu provides some tasty options like the black truffle and wild mushroom risotto to go along with their signature pizzas. Quin was an exceptional host as he welcomed us and would check on us during our meal, while our server Trinity was outstanding! We will be back!

I had high hopes for brunch at Casa Rondeña Winery, but unfortunately this was a disappointing…read moreexperience overall. We had a reservation for 11:30am and arrived on time, but ended up waiting outside for about 10 minutes with no staff in sight. We called multiple times for assistance before anyone came out. To make matters worse, the friend who made the reservation was never informed that brunch is held in the private club and not the e restaurant, which caused unnecessary confusion right from the start. Once a waiter finally found us, we were taken to the private club where we were told they only had three brunch menu items available that day. We ordered immediately, along with waters and mimosas. Keep in mind, there were only two tables total--our group of three and another group of seven--so it wasn't busy. Despite that, service was extremely slow. It took 20 minutes just to get our mimosas, and our waters were forgotten and didn't come out until another 10 minutes later. Our food took about 40 minutes, which felt excessive given how few people were there. Even more frustrating, my friends' meals came out about 10 minutes before mine. There's really no reason meals at the same table shouldn't be served together. The food itself was just okay. The only standout was the French toast, which was actually really good--and honestly the only reason this review isn't one star. I also ordered coffee and was told they don't carry creamer, which is surprising for a place offering brunch. Our waitress rarely checked on us throughout the meal, which added to the overall lack of service. Between the confusion, long wait times, and lack of attention, this experience didn't meet expectations. I won't be returning.

Loba Luna is one of those rare places that feels like a true retreat. Tucked away in the Sandia…read morefoothills, it offers the perfect mix of quiet nature and warm hospitality. From the moment I arrived, I felt like a welcomed guest in someone's beautiful home--because that's exactly what it is. The rooms are cozy, clean, and full of thoughtful touches that show how much care goes into running this B&B. Breakfast was a highlight each morning--delicious, homemade, and often shared in great conversation with other guests and the host. Speaking of which, the host is kind, attentive, and genuinely passionate about making sure everyone has a memorable stay. Whether you're looking to hike, explore Albuquerque, or just slow down and recharge, Loba Luna is the perfect base. I left feeling rested, inspired, and already planning my next visit.

Loba Luna was the best decision for our Albuquerque visit for Father's Day. Sarah and Danny were…read morephenomenal hosts and the breakfast was amazing every morning for every one of my picky eaters. My daughter was determined to dislike the B&B but I think she loved it the most. Thank you for your hospitality and comfort. Definite 10 out of 10!

Had a very delightful dinner there lastnight. There was a rather large birthday gathering. but…read morebesides that was just us and another table. and it was the last hour they were open. The birthday cake looked great, and the server served it up, and snapped a group photo.. We ordered the empanadas, and a tamale. and they were out of the fish, but they had lamb chops. The empanadas were room temperature. which at first i kinda wanted hem warm, but after the first bite the complaints melted away into sounds of appreciation for the flavors. and the deep lovely red chile sauce with it. and my only complaint was that they were then gone! Nom Nom Nom.. The lamb had just a teeny bit of muttony flavor and a perfect sear. we split the 2 lamb lolly pops. and spent plenty of time cleaning the rib. the glaze was fantastic! the potatoes and calibicitas were also super flavorful and delightful! Came with a side of butternut puree that was so smooth. and also perfectly spiced. My companion hates vinegary salad dressings, but the side salad that came with the Tamale, was lovely, just the right amount of oil and umami flavors, and only a hint of maybe lemon? for the acid. we both enjoyed it quite a lot which is saying something for a salad. The tamale. was cute in its pooked open wrapper. we left it inside and quite enjoyed picking out the delightful masa. my only complaint was i think we should have asked for spoons. as a fork is not the best way to pick a tamale out of the wrapper. (or we could have dumped it out. but once again it was cute as served. I would have preferred meat to the tamale. but really enjoyed it as it was too. Lastly on the way out we got a choke cherry tart, and a butterscotch bunt cake to go.. which we ate later.. both were great! We will need to return and try more dishes. and the desert Empanada, (they were sold out) and likely i will update to a 5 star. Fyi looks like they kinda run as two different kitchens, Snapdragon Tea, in the mornings, and Mila's Mesa at night. definitely going to have to go and try out one of the tea time reservations.

I attended Mila's Mesa opening night this past October. It was superb. The place was buzzing! And…read morethe food was superb! So I had to return. I've been back a couple of times since and the food never disappoints. The butternut and sage bucatini pasta is delish. The chicken posole verde has to be the best comfort food in town! And the Peruvian chicken is to die for! Other favorites of mine are the blue cornbread and the biscochitos. A couple of times I've been pleasantly surprised by the music performances Mila's Mesa offers in its simple and homey atmosphere. For me, the attentive service from Emma and Alex - my servers on different occasions - complemented the excellent food and warm environment. Can't recommend Mila's Mesa enough! I think it's a great new asset and option in Albuquerque 's Nob Hill!

A terrific spot to enjoy wine tasting or buying a bottle of some very good local wines. Martha and…read moreChris have put together a great venue and are very gracious and attentive hosts along with being very knowledgeable. Looking forward to our next visit!

Myself and 14 of my friends visited this winery today. I called in advance and when I arrived…read moreMartha and Chris the owners had set up a lovely table underneath a tent for my group. They are such gracious hosts. We felt so welcome and had such a great time that we'll have to go back in the near future. They have a lovely tasting room and seats outside make it very comfortable. This is as much a home-based business as one can have. As for the wines they have a huge selection, the wines are reasonably priced, and you can have tasting flights, wine by the glass, or even purchase bottles. This region in Corrales has the number of wineries and while I like them all I have found pasando tiempo to be above and beyond in its customer focus.