Valley has the best prices plus best most friendly staff. Coldest drinks both alcoholic beverages…read moreand nonalcoholic. FRIENDLY ENVIOTERMENT.

My RibEye or Rib Eye Steak was Killer. Cut right on front of me and I feasted tonight so well. My…read morefamily did the Sirloin Ground beef and we are reDY FOR BED...gNIGHT...A+ Cutter

Excellent selection of whisky and whiskey as well as tequilas and mezcals. BUT!…read more A few years ago I asked John if they could get Clausthaler, a very good German nonalcoholic malt beverage. They got it and are, as far as I know the only source for package sales in Taos. Tastes better than many regular beers. John and Sandy and the staff are great folks. Hands down best liquor store in Taos.

I have to agree with Jeff W. This is the best liquor store in Taos & where all the locals go. The…read moreother two liquor stores suck big time. However, if you want some good wine they have a pretty decent selection at the grocery store in town. Anyhoo, if your looking for some cold beers & tequila this place has the best selection. They even have some beer on cold ice right as you walk in & plenty in the coolers. Great selection of tequila & very good prices. Del Norte is the place you want to go! Highly recommend.

Unbelievable selection at great prices. Found our favorite gin that is essentially unavailable…read moreanywhere we live in Southern California.

Kokoman never disappoints! I've been darkening their doorstep for a couple of decades and don't…read moreplan on stopping. As usual they had a great selection. It's always hit or miss for items from the Buffalo Trace distillery and all they had today was the 1.5 of Sazerac. It's one of my favorites and made it into the truck for it's final ride home today. I haven't tried the High West American Prairie, so it had to tag along too. The staff is always available to help you find something, they will walk you to the bottle not point and tell you where it is. I consider this excellent customer service!!! Thank you for having a great selection.

Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op is an absolute must-visit if you're in Los Alamos! The atmosphere is one…read moreof the best parts of the experience. Inside, you'll find a cozy fireplace, views of the brewery tanks, a large bar, high-top seating, and plenty of standard tables, making it a great place to relax with friends or family. Outside is just as impressive, with a beautiful gazebo covered in homegrown hops that are harvested at the end of the season to brew fresh beer. There are picnic tables, high-top bar-style tables under the gazebo, and even an outdoor bar for added convenience. The service is truly top-notch. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable about their beers, friendly, and welcoming. They even addressed us by name, which made the experience feel personal and memorable. While they don't serve food, they happily welcome guests to bring in food from local restaurants to enjoy with their beer, which is such a great option. If you're looking for excellent craft beer, outstanding service, and a unique, relaxing atmosphere, Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op is the perfect spot. We'll definitely be back!

As an Los Alamos citizen of 5 years, this brewery has become a comforting presence for occasional…read morehangouts. With plenty of beers to choose and variety of reds and white wines selected are a good choice. There's also the occasional music venues as weekly entertainment ranging from solo guitarist to a jazz assemble and also the occasional karaoke once a month. It's a good fun place to just hang and chill.

The Oban 14-year-old single malt scotch. So smooth. One sip? What a trip. Like it neat? It's a…read moretreat. On ice? So nice. One dram? Total jam. Half the bottle. I'm full throttle. Oh man, Oban.

Cashier was not friendly, not helpful and rang up my exchange on a bottle of wine incorrectly. I…read morerealized once I was home. The manager couldn't do anything over the phone. I had to drive back and sort it out. Terrible customer service. The issue was resolved. This was the second time this cashier had helped me. The first time it was the same attitude. Theres no excuse to treat customers rudely!

We went rafting and the tour guide suggested we try this place when our original dinner plan was…read morealready closed. The food was way better than expected for such a random place in the middle of nowhere New Mexico. We had the burrata, olives and white pizza. The crust was amazing. Perfect amount of toppings. We sat inside after a hot day on the Rio Grande but it gave slight biker bar vibes, in the best way. The patio looked cute. Just one girl working the front, but she was attentive and efficient. There was one other party there at the same time. Overall great experience!

We stopped for pizza and wine but this place is closed for good. they are selling off all the…read moreequipment.

The one bartender is really great. They all are but one (K-manager) did not want to make a drink I…read moretypically get. I've been here a few times and they remembered my order which is nice. I usually would get a margarita, as soon as I sat down at the bar, she said no margaritas today. Not even a hello etc. They make them from scratch so I don't know what the problem was.... I understand it was busy, and I can wait, but that just was a bit offsetting and disappointing. There has been two times she's forgot about my drink, she apologized but I just don't feel too welcome at times. The food is great, I only came for the summer for an internship and this is where I liked to come, but had started to try other places considering. A day or two after the other bartender, I forgot her name she was sweet, made the margarita and said there should have been no reason it wasn't made for me that day. I still enjoyed going there, the margaritas are great the food is as well. I will go back, but I'd appreciate a little more less of being ignored, just because I'm by myself or not a male. Regardless I'll be back sometime for the food and it is a nice cute place. And shout out to the bartender and other staff.

Stopped in today on Father's Day for lunch as we're staying in town for the night. Not many options…read moreon a weekend in Los Alamos, so options were limited. We made the wrong choice. There were 10 tables occupied around 1:00 and all but 3 tables were eating their food, but we still waited 25 minutes to order after we got our drinks. I had to ask the young man hosting to find our appetizer and waitress after 20 minutes. 3 of us had fries with our entrees and they were soggy, greasy, and so salty that none of us ate them. Our son who loves cheeseburgers said his tasted funny, our daughters chicken nuggets tasted like the fish my wife ordered, and my Rueben was dry and chewy because the meat was reheated on a flattop instead of steamed like it should be. No one in the kitchen seems to have a clue how things should be done in a restaurant. I could go on, but what's the point. The only thing I'll remember about this place was bad food and the $100 we threw in the garbage. If I had the chance to have a redo, I'd go down the street and eat at Sonic, and Sonic sucks.

I went to see a concert at their music venue "The Bridge" a couple of days ago. The show was great…read morebut my main concern was the parking situation. They offer VIP parking for an extra fee but it's just a few spaces behind the stage. It also rained this week so that area was really muddy. Otherwise guests can park in the front lot (which was all full from people visiting the taproom), the back lot behind the tap room, or the field next to the tap room which opened up when the other lots were full. I got here really early and managed to get a space in the back lot and I recommend you get here early too if you're seeing a show. At the end of the show the staff opened the back gate leading to NM14 so that helped a lot with traffic flow. I didn't need to go back to the entrance and turn onto Fire Place. During the show there was only one food truck available and they cut off orders several times because there were too many people. That was disappointing because the information for the show said "trucks" (plural). We weren't allowed to get food from the taproom and bring it over to the venue either. From what I understand, in and out access at shows is generally not permitted but the staff said it was ok because my friend wanted to drop off his merch in his car and come back. The drinks were ok but really expensive - they were $11 each so my friend and I only got one apiece. I'd visit this place again, but only if a show was happening.

First time visiting Santa Fe Brewery. Great service. The food was amazing. The beer was good…read more Recommend trying the "Social Experiment." The atmosphere was great. I would definitely come here again.

Worth every second of the drive from Santa Fe. We were able to score a last minute table, and the…read morefood turned out to be just what we were in searched of to close our tour of the surrounding area. The wine fights offered a nice variety of locally produced wines and the staff was knowledgeable on the flavor notes as well as the backstory for the producers. Both my Quattro Formaggio pizza and my boyfriend's Lasagna was exquisitely unique and offered the perfect flavor pairings of southern Italian flair. But our appetizer- the avocado croquettes- were outstanding with the light pomodoro sauce and fresh bread. We were both very satisfied as travel foodies from Texas and hope to make this our spot for many travels to come.

We popped into this brewery off the side of the road on our way between Taos and Santa Fe. We tried…read morea flight of beer! It was fabulous! We walked away with several beers on our way...it was AWESOME!!!