marble brewery

great beer. best beer i've ever tasted other than one other place, at abq brew pub

great beer. the beer here is amazing. great selection and will fill growlers for you. my personal beer of choice is the oatmeal stout

not really a food place. small selection and it kinda works. thankfully they do not mind you bring your own food. there are even a few local places that will deliver food to you while you are at marble

after dinner at sadie's , we decided to take our waiter's recommendation to check out marble brewery in downtown albuquerque. it took us a bit longer to find the place than we expected as the streets in the area are one way streets in some places and a ro

as others have noted, this is one of the more popular breweries in albuquerque. they focus on the beer and leave the food to good food trucks. nice selection of beer styles. great craft brewery ambience. the crowd was mixed - all ages. and the outdoor seating is dog friendly, too. well worth a stop if you’re in the area.

the one of the most talked brewery around the town.
the crowd is generally college going but still a nice place to sip in some red beer. if hungry one can order stuff from the food truck just outside. we visited this place many a times but found out a pretty girl ( really pretty )serving from the food truck, i believe on sunday/ monday night. the food was good too!!

among the very first brewery`s to come to abq, but now we have options. decent beer but there are much better places now. i find most of their beers are bitter from too much hops and lack on real flavor and a crisp finish.

beer lover's paradise. been to quite a few brew pubs from coast to coast (four peaks in phoenix, district chophouse/ brewery in dc, cresent city brewhouse, new orleans, et.). marble stacks up as one of the best in the nation and its from my home state too! iron horse has a great flavor. citrus and pinon nut, good finish. keep looking for the bottled version here in carlsbad. we do get their original ipa which is good too, but the iron horse rocks! nachos were good too, but the beer was the main course. really wish these guys would open up a brewpub down here.

last month we took a short trip to albuquerque .  the foods there took me by surprise especially when a lot of their foods had green chile in them!  i guess its a new mexico thing: grove cafe & market so i had to come to this restaurant because it was in breaking bad .  what i like about grove cafe is they aim to serve the highest quality of food.  i think the photos speaks for themselves: my friend got the poached eggs with ham, prosciutto, asparagus, and parmesan. i got the grove pancakes  with fruit and crème fraîche .  these aren't your typical pancakes!  they were flat, bit greasier than the usual fluffy pancake, but yet they tasted great  and wholesome with the fruit and crème. mimosa time you breaking bad fans should recognize this area! the grove cafe was busy, but they were fast to me with the food coming out, i was impressed!  i wouldn't mind eating here if i visit albuquerque again :) marble brewery my friend brought me to one of his favorite breweries, marble brewery : the

not a brew that i did not love


-----28 nov, 2012-----

before you order a sampler of six, realize that they are 5 oz each. beer is very good and i am surprised at how good the turkey bacon and green chile sandwich is. not much to look at but very tasty.

must love beer. i've never bothered with the food here, but my oh my stars, the beer! this is a place for people who love beer, and love to sit about drinking beer, talking about beer, and sampling lots of different kinds of beer. this is just an excellent place to meet up with friends, and drink amazing beer. i love that the beer comes in various sizes so you can try several different types without getting fall down drunk. they have an outdoor patio where they have live music most evenings in the summer, often starting earlier than a lot of other places in town (5:00), and usually a food truck or two parked outside. they encourage you bring in food from elsewhere as long as you clean up after yourself, which is a great business model!

situated on the northwest intersection of marble and first streets, the marble brewery will never be mistaken for a restaurant which also happens to produce award-winning beers. it was never intended as such. its stated mission is “to provide bold, hand-crafted ales and lagers to new mexico.” sounds simple enough, but the proof is in the imbibing. in 2010, draft magazine listed the brewery’s “from the wood” as one of the “top 25 beers of 2010.” that’s high praise for a brewery plying its craft only since 2008.

awsome ipa. don't bother eating here cause the food is lousy but will state that the beer is fantastic. their ipa is one of the top ipa's i've had in the city. these guys know how to brew! this is a drinking spot, but then you already knew that!

the marble reserve stands apart from their other beers. this was a belgian dark ale that's been aged in woodford bourbon casks then brettanomyces yeast was added. both impart a wonderful complexity and richness to the beer. it's everything i like in a beer: full bodied, smooth and creamy mouthfeel, not to mention the bourbon in the nose. this was a great beer indeed. if you're in albuquerque "over the holidays", be sure to get your hands on one of these!

great beer. a tad pricy. $4 regular pints. paid $5 per pint for the double ipa. stay away from the $9 sandwiches though. not worth the price by a long shot.


-----29 jul, 2010-----

good atmosphere, great beer.. if you're a beer lover, stop into marble. a great selection of high quality beers on tap. and seasonal favorites rotated.

marble has spoiled me.... oh, marble. i love thee with all of my beer heart.

before visiting albuquerque, i read up on all of the brewliciousness that is marble. (patent pending on that word.) my local friend and i visited twice during the week that i was vacationing.

the amber ale and the wildflower wheat were my favorites - i ordered a taster of the roggenbier and enjoyed it as well, but wouldn't have been able to finish a whole 22oz.

all of the staff members were very helpful and kind when i threw questions their way. the atmosphere on the back patio was very relaxing and laid back - it seemed like a place that is very well-respected by the locals.