Wow! I have lived in the UK and really miss the fish and chips over there. This was the closest I…read morehave had in the USA and absolutely delicious. In hindsight, I should have ordered two Fish pieces. Great ambiance, friendly service, and no wait time the night I visited. A must visit pub in Albuquerque!

I love the authentic Irish Pub feel of Two Fools. The few times I've been, the wait time was…read moreminimal and the service was excellent. I've only ever order the Fish and Chips, but that's because it's probably the best Fish and Chips I've ever had. So man places ruin this dish by over breading but Two Fools does it right. There's a healthy amount of cod and it's always incredibly crispy This last time out was my daughter's first time eating at Two Fools and she says this is now her favorite meal. She's a picky eater and almost always orders a hamburger. She's so happy she tried the Fish and Chips and was already asking when we're going to come back for more.

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

We came here for the fish and chips. Did not disappoint!…read more The service was great and fast! And our server was very friendly! Enjoyed the atmosphere and feel! Will definitely be back!

This is my ABQ Beer Passport review for Boese Brothers Brewery Tramway. Basic, a strip mall…read morebrewery. Interior is sparse and looks like any mom & pop strip mall taco place. Sun baked patio with views of the nearby Sandias, but not enjoyable until sunset. Tried the mexi lager which was enjoyed. The pilsner was too bitter and harsh to be crushable. Fantastic coffee flavor in the porter. None memorable to take some to go. Plenty of strip mall parking, dispensary next door. Don't know if they allow dogs. Cans to go, not sure about growlers. Bathroom was super clean and had more thought in design than the taproom. Service was ok with the bartender and cook less than enthusiastic about being there. The full album of low grade gangsta rap, complete wit lots of "bitches" & "pussy" gave off an uncomfortable vibe. The shift change female bartender was super friendly, full of smiles, and put on some more upbeat tunes. We had the Honcho burgers (way over salted/seasoned), a green chile double smash burger with basic school lunch buns & veggies. The fries had that skunky cooking oil flavor. Also had a couple of Burque Turkey sandwiches. Good but basic with thousand island dressing. Nothing remotely worth a return visit.

In the few years we have lived here, I thought there was only one Boese Brothers brewery, but some…read morefriends told us about the Tramway location. So we had to check it out! The place and decor are quite cozy with warm and slightly dim lighting and some screens to watch a game or two. The tables can hold a good amount of people and even incentivize strangers to share some space. They have geeks who drink trivia on Wednesdays, by the way! The servers were quite attentive and fast. I think the manager was helped us first with our drinks. He was quite attentive. He sent another server for our food order. The other guy took our orders without notes and even remembering substitutions. The food was out in no time. Our drinks were decent with the blue berry açaí cider (the blackberry cider was too dry) and one of our friends had an IPA. I had the turkey pesto, the hubby had the Nashville hot fried chicken, and our friends had the Boese and the Cali burgers. The turkey pesto had a decent amount of turkey, but needed more pesto. The Nashville hot chicken was tangy more than hot, but it had a good flavor and on the drier end. Our friends described their burgers as ok. The fries were also ok. Overall, the ambiance and service were excellent providing a chill and friendly place to talk. The food and drinks were decent.

Love this place! Great local food, with amazing local beer! Will always come back here!read more

Cutting corners, big time. The service and beers-excellent. The food? Not good. My usual order of…read morefish tacos was disappointing. I look forward to the pinto beans because they are cooked in house...not this time. Instead of perfectly cooked pinto beans in a brothy cup, I was served a gross pasty mixture of canned refried and somewhat whole beans. Nasty. The fish tacos? They were equally disappointing. I want whole pieces of fish, not scraps. It was more coleslaw than fish, plus the coleslaw was straight up vinegar, so you couldn't taste the meager pieces of fish anyway, (if you could find them.) Even the flour tortillas were dry. Not going back.

Had fun as usual...the staff waited on us with food and drink until we were satiated. I think their…read moreturkey, green chili sandwich on sour dough bread is my favorite. Joel and Clint are the best. Monday night is Trivia night...it is always a blast with Matt. We have made so many friends since we've started going. Think we are into our 3rd year. Our group loves the beer and I appreciate the red wine!

Nicely decorated brew pub with both indoor and semi enclosed outdoor seating. We ordered a lager…read moreand a cider, both were excellent. The pretzel bites with fondue and great. We also split their French onion grilled cheese. Messed up though and forgot to add the green chilies. The menu said the onions are braised in beef broth. Didn't really get that flavor but it was still tasty. Service was a bit slow, but they have a three beer maximum so maybe that's why.

Love this place. In town for business and we stopped after reading Yelp reviews!…read more Love the atmosphere and Cindy and Tom! We would definitely come back!

Yuck! Just frozen food tossed in a fryer, too expensive for what they offer, the wine I ordered was…read moreserved in a little plastic cup.

Enjoying Sierra Blanca Brewing Company today while in Moriarity. They are also a Harvest Host…read morelocation for staying in your RV overnight in a safe place. In Moriarity NM for 2-day K-9 nosework event and this super convenient place to stay a couple nights Of course everybody has heard of Sierra Blanca Brewing. Probably the class of New Mexico craft beer. Brands like their Alien IPA are well known throughout the SW. I'm a big fan of their peanut butter porter. Of course the beer here is delish and fresh. Located just off I-40 in Moriarity about 45 minutes east of Albuquerque. Easy on off ... worth the stop. Big property that encompasses the brewery proper + a tasting room, merch sales and an amazing 1 acre'ish beer garden that has coverage from sun if it's too hot. I sat with pup back in beer garden and the outside bartenders was nice enough to deliver my drinks to the table. As far as a Harvest Host site is concerned, pretty big, level dirt parking area that as they admit gets a bit muddy after rain, but if you keep to edges, you'll be fine. Only thing not leading me to 5-star rating is absence of kitchen and any food other than bagged pretzels and nuts. Country music playing outside, just a really nice place

We are driving across country and my husband looks for Harvest Host destinations. He found Sierra…read moreBlanca Brewing Company in Moriarty NM to rest for the night. We, along with about a dozen other campers parked on the empty lot next door. They have an open air bar in the back of the brewery with a nice courtyard. We both tried their green chili cervesa and I also tried their Pilsner and my husband the alien IPA. All very good. It was all very enjoyable; Christa was a friendly and enjoyable bartender. Very easy going. We also met some enjoyable travelers from all around the country.

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.

I should have taken a picture.. I was honestly disappointed by the portions this last time we went…read more My husband and I got the peanut noddles with tofu we got extra tofu on one. The dish is $14 something and then $3 something for the tofu. Again wishing I had taken a photo.. But the one with regular tofu barely had any and the one with extra was still meager at best.. and for being charged 9 dollars for tofu when I can by a hole block myself for $2 is ridiculous... Our server was great nothing on him, he did a wonderful job. But for the price and what we got it was not worth it.. I don't know if we will be back anytime soon..

My guest and I were coming back into Albuquerque and decided to grab a bite to eat in Cedar…read moreCrest...excellent decision! Greenside Cafe not only had friendly, attentive, and professional staff like Tara and Miss Emily, but the FOOD!!! (We will make a point to drive to Cedar Crest just to dine here now.) I'm definitely a fried chicken expert. Their fried chicken sandwich is one of the best ones I have ever had. They start with a chicken breast that is buttermilk battered and fried, and is then topped with a gochujang aioli and kimchi slaw. PERFECTION on a brioche bun. House made chips! My guest had the slow cooked beef brisket enchiladas...shredded and stacked between white corn tortillas with cheddar and jack cheese. Served with basmati rice, and bacon pinto beans, X-mas all around. (I was so blissed out eating my sandwich that I didn't get photos of his meal.) As soon as you step in the entryway you are greeted by healthy plants, then lofty ceilings, hand painted murals, and natural light...a welcoming place to be.