Nice unassuming spot that if you didn’t know it was there, you might miss it. Beer was good, atmosphere great. Of note, their brews contain less gluten which causes some of the beers to be less robust in flavor/juiciness/hoppiness than you might find in breweries that don’t follow the same practice. Think unleaded vs premium gasoline lol…not the best analogy. I am not a huge beer drinker but when I do, I tend to like potent sours that make your jaw hurt and that was not the case here. Still, I’d go back for the cool vibes and cool people.
Kristi Belcher
Great experience! Food options were good too. Flights were available and staff was friendly
Dan Watnee
The west coast ipa was fantastic. Cool vibe inside and friendly service.
jb privitt
I’ve had been to this brewery for over 5yrs now and have always had the best customer service and explanation of beers. The best part of this place is that you can always get a sample before you commit to your choice beer! I hate when people write stupid reviews explaining who there friends are but they themselves have no clue in what they are actually talking about in this industry! Andrew… you guys have the best beer in my personal opinion always crisp and wonderful! Five star staff and beer and music!
melissa frenzel
Cool space and friendly staff. Plenty of parking.
Rachel Templeton
Edgar Wonder was awesome
Mike P.
The owner and I corresponded about an issue. So here's what happened. I went in recently with a friend. Great look inside and out, very cool. But you know what wasn't cool? I got a flight of beers, 4 little beers with a tiny little pour, and every single one was stale. Every one. That cost $17 (what amounted to a 10 oz beer). I wrote the owner explaining what happened and that I'm a life long beer drinker who is friends with the writers from Imbibe Magazine from Portland (and I used to help run home brewing tours). So my problem is, I wrote him telling him his vibe is so good but the beers were stale (they were). I just don't know what to say when the owner of a brewery does not have the business sense to say "Hey so sorry you didn't enjoy those beers, please come on in and let me buy you another round!" People in this city need to be taught how to run a business, respect customers and act with class. I mean seriously. I wouldn't recommend.
Chris Chapin
Love this place, what a nice neighborhood brewery with good staff, really good beer, and a real nice open space. Plus generally good consistent food trucks. Recommended! Love music Thursdays, they're great.
Ivan M.
First brewing spot I visit since staying in ABQ. Overall- cool and unpretentious with great beer. An eclectic decor that just feels super-duper chill. I'll be back for sure!
pablo Ochoa
I have only visited this place twice but every time I come I like it. Comfortable space and good drinks.
Friendly staff, wide variety of beer, cider and non alcoholic options. The brews were on point!
Debra Vasquez
Thanks for supporting live music!
Christine K
Everything you want in a neighborhood pub. Friendly staff, good beer, popsicles for the kids, great food, and neighbors.
Victoria P.
Really cool venue with outdoor seating, small private parking lot, food trucks, local talent, and beers with paletas! We came for an event during open mic night and it was a really great experience :) My only wish is I wish the workers were better about explaining what paletas were available. There was a bit of confusion what options were in stock or being offered. Had I known there was a Mexican chocolate paleta I would've gotten that with my Stout beer. The only options written on the board were Lime, Mango, watermelon, and strawberry. Then we found out the mango and lime were out. So, I ordered a watermelon paleta...I found out later coconut and Mexican chocolate were available. At first I was pretty nervous to dip the watermelon paleta into my beer, but I ate Froot Loops on a hotdog the other day so I figured "go for it". Surprisingly, the watermelon + Mrs. stoubtfire was actually a good combination lol I'll have to go back and try the Mexican chocolate paleta with a stout. Really cool spot to hang out :)
Michaelene K.
I visited High and Dry yesterday as part of a sponsored event. I didn't love the paleta and beer combo but separately they were lovely! Its a great neighborhood find with a food cart out front. It is a surprisingly large space inside and the potential for events is wonderful! The service was polite and friendly, we had a corner of the bar to chat and it was nice to see other folks around but not be drowned by noise. There is a TON of indoor and outdoor seating, again I was surprised and hope there are events with multiple cart vendors and tons of people, because its a large space with good beer and paletas that can handle it.
Nice unassuming spot that if you didn’t know it was there, you might miss it. Beer was good, atmosphere great. Of note, their brews contain less gluten which causes some of the beers to be less robust in flavor/juiciness/hoppiness than you might find in breweries that don’t follow the same practice. Think unleaded vs premium gasoline lol…not the best analogy. I am not a huge beer drinker but when I do, I tend to like potent sours that make your jaw hurt and that was not the case here. Still, I’d go back for the cool vibes and cool people.
Great experience! Food options were good too. Flights were available and staff was friendly
The west coast ipa was fantastic. Cool vibe inside and friendly service.
I’ve had been to this brewery for over 5yrs now and have always had the best customer service and explanation of beers. The best part of this place is that you can always get a sample before you commit to your choice beer! I hate when people write stupid reviews explaining who there friends are but they themselves have no clue in what they are actually talking about in this industry! Andrew… you guys have the best beer in my personal opinion always crisp and wonderful! Five star staff and beer and music!
Cool space and friendly staff. Plenty of parking.
Edgar Wonder was awesome
The owner and I corresponded about an issue. So here's what happened. I went in recently with a friend. Great look inside and out, very cool. But you know what wasn't cool? I got a flight of beers, 4 little beers with a tiny little pour, and every single one was stale. Every one. That cost $17 (what amounted to a 10 oz beer). I wrote the owner explaining what happened and that I'm a life long beer drinker who is friends with the writers from Imbibe Magazine from Portland (and I used to help run home brewing tours). So my problem is, I wrote him telling him his vibe is so good but the beers were stale (they were). I just don't know what to say when the owner of a brewery does not have the business sense to say "Hey so sorry you didn't enjoy those beers, please come on in and let me buy you another round!" People in this city need to be taught how to run a business, respect customers and act with class. I mean seriously. I wouldn't recommend.
Love this place, what a nice neighborhood brewery with good staff, really good beer, and a real nice open space. Plus generally good consistent food trucks. Recommended! Love music Thursdays, they're great.
First brewing spot I visit since staying in ABQ. Overall- cool and unpretentious with great beer. An eclectic decor that just feels super-duper chill. I'll be back for sure!
I have only visited this place twice but every time I come I like it. Comfortable space and good drinks.
Restaurantji Recommends
Friendly staff, wide variety of beer, cider and non alcoholic options. The brews were on point!
Thanks for supporting live music!
Everything you want in a neighborhood pub. Friendly staff, good beer, popsicles for the kids, great food, and neighbors.
Really cool venue with outdoor seating, small private parking lot, food trucks, local talent, and beers with paletas! We came for an event during open mic night and it was a really great experience :) My only wish is I wish the workers were better about explaining what paletas were available. There was a bit of confusion what options were in stock or being offered. Had I known there was a Mexican chocolate paleta I would've gotten that with my Stout beer. The only options written on the board were Lime, Mango, watermelon, and strawberry. Then we found out the mango and lime were out. So, I ordered a watermelon paleta...I found out later coconut and Mexican chocolate were available. At first I was pretty nervous to dip the watermelon paleta into my beer, but I ate Froot Loops on a hotdog the other day so I figured "go for it". Surprisingly, the watermelon + Mrs. stoubtfire was actually a good combination lol I'll have to go back and try the Mexican chocolate paleta with a stout. Really cool spot to hang out :)
I visited High and Dry yesterday as part of a sponsored event. I didn't love the paleta and beer combo but separately they were lovely! Its a great neighborhood find with a food cart out front. It is a surprisingly large space inside and the potential for events is wonderful! The service was polite and friendly, we had a corner of the bar to chat and it was nice to see other folks around but not be drowned by noise. There is a TON of indoor and outdoor seating, again I was surprised and hope there are events with multiple cart vendors and tons of people, because its a large space with good beer and paletas that can handle it.