This little wine and beer bar is located in Smith's in Los Alamos. Cute little area with about 16…read morecraft beers and about the same number of wines by the glass. service is very friendly. Cheapest pints of beer I have seen in a long time. Domestics like Ultra, etc are $2 a pint and craft beers are $3. We each had a pint of Bells Two Hearted Ale and with a generous tip got out of there for $11. If we were ever in the area, we would definitely be back.

I'm not sure what the hours are due to the limited staff at Smith's, but we had an awesome time…read morewhen we visited on Friday after work. Having a couple drinks before grocery shopping resulted in some impulse purchases, but it was fun. The bartender was way cool and friendly. I wish they'd give you the option to tip with your card, but they don't have that functionality yet so make sure to bring cash for the bartender! $2 for domestic beers and $3 for craft beers are a steal in this town and wines range from $3-5 a glass!

We loved the blue heron. It was such a surprise little place right next to the rafting excursion we…read moretook. We had 2 pizzas and they were both so good. They also have fun Italian cream sodas and frozen treats. Random was working and he was a delight to chat with and gave us some great history and insights into NM, Taos in particular. It was a gem!

Great food - drove over from Ojo Caliente and this place did not disappoint. Beer was great and…read morethe pizza outstanding.

What a great find thanks to Yelp! Upstairs from Lambert's is this great bar lounge. It's mellow and…read morecomfortable and plays the best music. The service is excellent and knowledgeable. Cocktails are world class and they have a great selection of food from appetizers to full entrees.

Great food and service. The bread with whipped butter and garlic is a must!!! The food was all well…read moremade and elevated. It was awkward eating a meal on a couch/coffee table, but we picked the seating, and could have opted for a more formal table at the downstairs restaurant. The atmosphere of the bar/lounge was too cool to pass up though!!!

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!

I loved this place!! The outdoor seating availability and design was amazing and the brews rocked…read more I tried a Black Mesa cider that was AMAZING. I will definitely come back here on our next Los Alamos visit! The Barkeep was also very kind and quick!

I can't speak to the voracity of the beer, however the food was delicious. Amazing Neapolitan…read morestyle wood fired pizza, excellent salad and apps. Service was great! Had a nice patio and indoor area. Definitely will be back my next time around.

Great beer selection. German brews are top notch(kolsch, lager)!…read more Great pie, crust was very flavorful and ingredients were fresh. Excellent service. Server was attentive but not over bearing as I was reading my book. Will definitely be returning next time I'm in Taos.

Muy Salsas is a must-visit if you're looking for delicious Mexican food and a fun dining…read moreexperience! The atmosphere is vibrant and full of personality, with colorful décor, catchy sayings, and plenty of Instagram-worthy photo opportunities. The vibe alone is worth the visit and makes it a great spot for friends, family, or date night. The service was top-notch from start to finish. The staff was attentive, knowledgeable about the menu, and incredibly friendly, making us feel welcome throughout our meal. The food was just as impressive. Every dish was beautifully presented, fresh, and packed with flavor. The portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable, so you definitely get great value for your money. If you're in the Los Alamos area and craving great Mexican food in a lively, fun atmosphere, I highly recommend Muy Salsas. We'll definitely be back!

We arrived around 2pm on a Thursday. There was only one other party already eating. All of the…read morestaff who interacted with us were super friendly. The Mexican style cinnamon coffee was so sweet and smooth without any added sugar or cream! I really liked the Taquitos Dorados con Esquites. We got half filled with requeson and half with cheese. Personally, I like the requeson better.

I got in late on Sunday and was able to try a local canned ipa beer, very tasty. The bartender was…read morevery nice and the crowd was very quiet. I look forward to coming back to hear some live music in such an iconic bar that made me feel like I stepped back into the Wild West.

bartender rider was rude and bad at job would have made him pay me money instead of tipping his…read morepoorly drawn tattooed ass. Service was aweful. Also don't serve food which was disappointing . Karaoke emcee was very handsome and talented tho

This is 1 of our 2 closest restaurants to our home, and is a very good restaurant, especially if…read moreyou like Mac and cheese.

Wow the Mahi Mahi fish and chips were top notch! The fish was firm and juicy and the breading was…read moredelicate. The flavor was excellent and the shoestring fries were just right. I only missed not having cole slaw!

Still thinking about that cake. I wonder if the cake thinks of me too. Maybe I'll reach back out…read moreand text "u up?" Lamb and short rib were really good too but I can't get my mind off that cake. 5 stars

Wish I could say things have improved but the coarse, generally pissed-to-be-there, attitude of the…read moreyoung lady with long brown pony tail Sat morning at 9:00am, could not have been worse. Quite the way to end our annual trip for our last morning. It's enough to change venues next year. We stood at the host stand for 10 mins with nobody in sight. Wondering if we should just sit down but we waited. Then when she showed it was this attitude. Really? Good enough place for pools etc., but don't waste your time with breakfast. BTW - Exactly the opposite experience at dinner. Very solid.

Lively lobby in this Inn. The music was super. We dined at Doc Martin passing thru the Bar.read more

We came into the bar area to sit down and cool off from the heat. There was only one other couple…read moreseated in the main dining area besides us, and since it was around 2:00 p.m. on a Wednesday, the restaurant was not busy. We ordered drinks, an appetizer, and a bowl of green chile stew. My husband received his stew, but my appetizer--chips, salsa, guacamole, and queso--never arrived. Our waitress seemed overwhelmed, so I politely reminded her that we were still waiting for it. She rushed to the kitchen and assured us it would be right out. About 10 minutes later, another server finally brought the appetizer and apologized, saying, "I'm sorry, I forgot to bring this out." Unfortunately, the food was not worth the wait. The salsa tasted like it came straight from a can, the guacamole did not taste fresh, and the queso tasted like old refrigerated cheese that had been partially melted and served. It was honestly quite disappointing. Between the poor service and the low-quality food, the experience was not worth the price. It was especially disappointing because this was our first visit to Taos, and we had hoped for a much better dining experience.