Met local RBians ketchepillar and trkpro here for some very tasty beers, all within view of the brightening tanks. The place was packed with a good vibe, and still quick and friendly service, on a Sunday afternoon. Food trucks supply the grub. My second favorite stop in Albuquerque, after La Cumbre.

Man this place was jumping on a Wednesday night. Another brewery in a warehouse district but they did a good job of making it a good hang from food trucks, to the patio, to the live music. Very diverse crowd which is always a good sign. They had 12-14 on tap and what I had was pretty good. The food comes from Chama River which I didnt really dig but it somehow was better here. I’m surprised my score isn’t higher. I thought it was a pretty groovy place.

I kinda liked this place. A fairly large, square room, with some seating out on the patio. Good selection of beer, and it was all quality. They had some food in the bar and a little more from a food truck out back. Cool place, and worth checking out.

Stopped by here on a beer tour of ABQ that my girlfriend promised me in a trade for attending her friend’s wedding in Las Cruces. Very busy on a Friday night and overall had some good beers (which are impressing me more and more these days). Friendly staff. My favorite stop in ABQ. Recommended.

Marble Brewery provides Albuquerque with a laid-back, environment to drink their quality beer. When you drink, you could either sit in the barroom or on the patio...today was 75 degrees and sunny, so the patio was my choice. All of the servers are super friendly and their clientele is eclectic and unique. This was the only brewery I visited when I was in Albuquerque, but I wouldn’t be surprised if this is the best brewery in Albuquerque. Really tasty and quality beer, great environment...Marble does it right.

Growler disponible avec une sélection assez varié. Ambiance libérale et conviviale. Localité un peu à l’écart.

Been coming to Marble almost from the beginning. Have always felt comfortable and welcome and consider this my local (despite being 35 miles from my home). The staff is attentive and knowledgable about the beer. The interior of the tap can become a bit noisy in the evenings. The patio is awesome in good weather and always has a great vibe. The beers are some of the best in the state. Brewers Ted Daniel and Josh are always bringing out some solid to great seasonls. The sour ales and the Framboise are as good as any Belgiums. Ted ought to consider becoming a proffessional blender.

Love this place! Sitting outside on the patio in the sun, I really wished we were living here instead of Santa Fe! I’d be drinking here a lot...the inside space is also cool, just a big casual place with a long bar and lots of tables and utterly lacking pretension. Plus, the beers are great.

This is probably my favorite brewpub in Albuquerque. A very relaxed, chill, blue collar sort of place. Fairly spacious outdoor seating which is absolutely packed on summer weekends when there is live music. The indoors features a long bar with a large TV and a smattering of booths, tables, and even a couch section. The beers here are absolutely fantastic - there is not a dud in the whole group (7 on when I was there, but all of them were also available in bottles). Unfortunately there weren’t many seasonal offerings, so there’s less new stuff for me to try, but the regulars are so awesome, that’s ok anyway. There is a mug club which looks like a great deal (can’t remember the specifics). There is a limited food menu (some appetizers like nachos and the like and a few sandwiches) which I haven’t tried yet, but looks good. Great atmosphere, very comfortable and relaxing, and there is even a game corner if one desires. I went to one of the live music events and it was pretty fun. If I end up moving here, I will be very happy to make this my local (and frequently visited) brewpub.

Relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere inside and on the patio, where dogs are welcome. Offers games and beer reading. One large TV over the bar. Self-service water. Bar service very attentive and pleasant. Limited food menu I have yet to try, but it sure sounds good.

Average pricing on draft beers ($4/pint for standard offerings) with no happy hour type specials. Six packs to go are only seven bucks however. Seasonals often in bombers to go. Selection varies depending on how many seasonals they have on; can find some interesting brews or might just find standard brewpub offerings. Had a guest tap of the Santa Fe Brown FWIW last I was there. Good to very good beer in any case. Overall a really nice spot.