marble brewery

great beer. the beer here is amazing.greatselection 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

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.greatcraft 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.

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 agreatflavor. 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 tastedgreat 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

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 agreatbusiness model!

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 agreatbeer 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.


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

good location.greatbeer. a tad off the beaten path but not far from central.greatselection of beers. try the chama chili!

best beer ever!. the beer marble serves speaks for itself. it is a wonderful place to grab a pint or two. it is a very relaxed atmosphere. the beer is as good as it gets. food isn't great, but you can bring your own. i've been to a few events they host and they are a blast. albuquerque is lucky to have such agreatplace.

very impressed with the quality of beer. this microbrewery knows how to make beer to style withgreattaste, hop aroma, clean and crisp. good beer selection. good service, they just need to work on the pub food. poor selection and quality. had the nachos and most of the chili on top were fat chunks

great spot!. doesn't get much better than marble when it comes to a chill place to meet friends. from the live music to thegreatmicrobrews and lots of boardgames to play, it's the best place around. wouldn't go anywhere else downtown.

recent trip to nm. after a horribly disappointing trip to kelly's my wife and others went to the marble brewery. when we walked in i insatly thought of a coffee shop. i loved the laid back atmosphere, and the straight forward menu. no frills justgreatbeer and fast service. i also liked the $1.50 tasters. that way you didn't have to commit to a pint of something you didn't care for. will go back to marble brewery the next time i'm in town. keep up thegreatwork guys.

beer.greatmicro brew, busy yet laid back atmosphere with my favorite oatmeal stout i've ever had. you can even bring your own food there which i like a lot and the growlers are definitely worth it