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 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!

Good friendly service. Great pizza and calzone. Adequate selection of beer. Great option.read more

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!

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.

Fantastic pizza, beer and cider! We went at happy hour and…read morewere there with 13 people. We ordered 9 pizzas and some appetizers and it was all fabulous! Favorites were Zac's pizza, the Smokey Quartz and the pineapple one. Highly recommend!!

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.

We enjoyed the chips and salsa appetizer. We hadn't tried their salsas before, so our waitress was…read morenice enough to bring us the third one to try. We usually go quite mild, so we found everything hotter than we were used to. Even given the heat, I enjoyed them more than any salas I remember. We had chicken, cheese, and beef sopas. They were great! They were piled high with good stuff. Our waitress took very good care of us, and was willing to explain everything from requeson to mole. The atmosphere is fun and warm. IWe'd love to return.

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

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!

All we did was sit down and start looking at the menu. Waitress walks up and asks what we went to…read moredrink and she gave my buddy the ugliest look with such anger saying "we are out of that." And her attitude didn't change the rest of the time. Being a former waiter (both of us actually) I don't like to under tip but I had to this time. The place looked pretty good for a run down building (it's supposed to be rundown - that's a Taos's "thing"). The food, just okay. Brisket sliders were just a snack. Not a meal. Burger was okay except the cheese should go on the meat and the chilies on that so it does all slowly fall out. Fried pickles were great (except my friend, who ordered them didn't agree).

Fresh food and fantastic service!…read more Complimentary blue corn muffins with butter are served (delicious!) upon being seated. We ordered pasta pomodoro (yum!), chile rellenos (delicious and filled with superfoods) and chile crusted with potatoes (were good).

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.

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.

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