Marble Brewery

Sat at the bar and placed my order. Then another bartender asked if ive been helped. Then another. Its busy and they are rocking it! Band is playing outside and there’s a food truck up front. Ordered an oatmeal stout and loved it. Ill be back!

We had an awesome experience at this brewery and sampled, easily, the best beer in NM. And we sampled a lot on our trip!
The food carts outside served great food and the games and stage outside were perfect. The highlight, as out of townees, was just how social the scene was and welcoming and friendly everyone was.
Bring your dog. Get a good beer, and hang out for some hula hooping on a sunny night. Couldn’t get better than that.

The nitro stout is amazing — but what really keeps me coming back to Marble is the TFK food truck. Their food and service is the best!

Stopped in for a flight, and wad suprised at how cool this place is. Band playing l, food truck (s) outfront, great music. Really chill, check it out if you’re in the area.

Well let me just say now, I’m not much of a beer drinker. So you might ask why would I go to a craft beer joint then, right? Well, some of my closest friends are and that is what you do when they are in town.
Each time I have been here, I have managed to find something to drink and it is pretty good, so I can’t complain.
I love the food trucks outside so you can have munchies.
The long line to get in on a Saturday night was a bummer because that meant there was going to be few places to sit. It is ok, I’m glad they are busy!

I am appalled at the service we just received from your staff. I used to be a regular customer well no more. I had out of town relatives visiting from Mexico and your staff treated us like we were criminals because they were unable to read their government issued ID. I understand that it is your alcohol license on the line but if you are going to refuse service you should do it with respect and honor and say sorry and give an respectable answer. The worst thing about this whole situation was that we were there just last night drinking and filling up Growlers and had no issue with their ID. And the bartender that served last night was there again today she was so rude we called her out and she just walked away. Never will I patronize your establishment.
They Manager did contact me about my review and tried to make it right. However we still choice to patronize the other breweries in town that always offer great friendly service.
We visited this establishment recently and had much better service, we didn’t see any of the old employees and did notice a few new guys. The place is recently remodeled and looks really nice. We had a nice time the double white was as good as ever.

My buddy Patrick called me out when I said one of Marble’s competitors was the «best.»
I stopped into the 1^st street brewery to pick up a six and Patrick cared enough to stop me and ask about a Unilocal!revue of ABQ’s (then) newest Tap Room in which I used the word «best.» In retrospect I should have said «one of the best.»
Now, the other place is on my way home from work and does, indeed, brew some of New Mexico’s consistently tastiest beverages, so I still like the other place a lot. But, Patrick convinced me I ought to give Marble another go so the missus and I went out one night to re-​examine the «new» Marble.
I remember feeling like the discoverer of a New World when Marble Brewery opened on 1^st street lo these several years ago. There weren’t that many of us on the front porch and I remember imagining how Marble was going to «improve the neighborhood.»
Several years, several food trucks, several great live bands later Marble’s success needed an outlet and the expansion and remodeling began. That’s what happens when you brew one of the best beers in the land. And brew it consistently. One thing I can count on is the flavor of my favorite Marble Beer. Yeah, back in those heady days I was an IPA fiend, and then began to enjoy their Imperials, but soon realized I needed more beer, less buzz and have since found my favorite Marble brew is the Oatmeal Stout.
And the remodeled Pub on 1^st ain’t bad! I was a little put off at first by how nice it was, remembering the romance of those uneven wood floors, the uncovered porch, the way I used to «rough it» at Marble, that Road House feel I love so much.
But, on a cold winter night the new décor and the new out door heaters combined with my increasing appreciation of comfort makes the remodel much more to my liking. It is definitely an improvement in the neighborhood. Plus the live bands and the food trucks are still there, so…
So, yes, Marble Brews are stars in the constellation of New Mexico Breweries, among a few that is raising the bar for the rest of the Guild, and the Brewery on 1^st street is, again, a «go to» place for a comfortable, local brew.
Thanks, Patrick!

This place is great to come chill on the patio on a nice sunny day and sip a Wildflower Wheat. The food trucks they have outside are always awesome, and well priced! If you love doggys as much as I do, well, get your pettin’ gloves on because this patio is full of sweet pooches. We had to pick up a couple of kegs for a wedding we were going to, and the guy that helped us out was awesome (drawing a blank on a name :() He couldn’t find the order at first, but was patient and professional… ended up finding it and then helping my husband load all three kegs into the car. He was awesome, this place is awesome… will be even awesomER once that new upstairs patio is done!!! Go support this business, they deserve it!

Stopped in for a few beers before dinner. Awesome place. The service was great, everyone is super friendly and helpful and the beer is delicious!

We dropped in at Marble on St Patricks Day. It was insane, but we scored a place to sit and went about enjoying some real serious beers. Service, despite being packed, was friendly and efficient.
The offerings were spot on, and all executed real well. I really enjoyed the IPA.
We’ll be back.

This is one of my favorite places in ABQ since I moved here from LA. Beers are great everywhere in NM but I love this one that they always have great food trucks outside. People here are very attentive and friendly. Live music on the weekends. Dog friendly. Just nice vibe.

Hmmm where to start.
Anytime that I’ve been here it’s been packed. No matter if it’s during the week or the weekend, it’s going to be busy. The beer is always consistent. They have a big enough patio with an outdoor stage for live bands. Service is always good.
Definitely a must visit.

This is a great place to get with friends. In the nice weather there is lots of outdoor seating. Inside there seating but not as much as outside. The beers are tasty and Reserve ale has a nice taste to it.

Good variety of beer, I liked the imperial stout. but no craft root beer. Oh yeah, i’ll be back.

ABQ has an incredible (and growing) craft brewery scene but Marble Brewery (downtown) offers the most vibrant scene among the pubs. Between the large cozy interior with adequate seating, the spacious outside patio area with a stage for live music, delicious beer (served inside and out), and great food trucks standing nearby, Marble offers everything. Plus, and most importantly, Marble makes killer stouts, which is why they are among my favorite craft breweries in the USA.

It’s hard to say anything new about Marble that hasn’t been raved about before. They are now part of the fabric of ABQ. They win awards, sell everywhere and are the big dog of local breweries. So let me just tell you that I love Marble because the beer is delicious, they have good selections, good food trucks and good staff. I enjoy the Oatmeal Stout and Imperial Stout regularly, but I will say the IPA is legit in every sense. They are dog friendly, have games lying about for ya, good live bands and are always upgrading the place every year or so. The staff can be hard to find at busy times, but they really do try and I’ve seen nothing but friendly service so far. The bar and tables are cleared often and the bathroom has always been clean. You could say the 5^th star is for the Xlerator. I love that hand dryer. It should be everywhere I go. The place is laid back and always feels like home to me. I have good memories here.
I’m a member of the Brew Club, which was a choice between them and Tractor. They won out because I use the Westside location as well often enough. The benefits will be worth it. I like getting the 22oz pint at the price of a 16oz, discounts on my growler fill and I may use the
10% off keg thing. They have tons of events here which you can learn about in the Alibi, Marble site, FB, etc.
This location gets dinged only for the parking, which can be challenging at times, if you like to keep your ride in sight. I will also leave my 2¢ that the new logo is ok, but I really prefered the old logo. Bring it back someplace.

Marble is just a magical place, really.
They’ve done such a good job establishing themselves in Albuquerque as a major brewery and it makes me happy to see that they are expanding.
The beer is always amazing, my favorite is the Double White. It is a unique wheat beer that I can’t find anywhere else. They have many other options as well for any type of beer drinker; you’ll find something great on the menu.
Hungry? They usually have great food trucks right outside. Want to hear some tunes? They have live bands all the time.
The actual physical location is a little strange, I wouldn’t go wondering the neighborhood after your beer. Nonetheless, they’ve designed the interior very well and it feels very cozy and homey. You can find me here at least one night a week!

It had been a long gritty road trip into town and we were looking for a place to land regroup and kill a thirst that had been hounding us for years, yes years!
Our first encounter with Marble Brewery was at their tap room on the Plaza at Santa Fe (which is now gone and only resides in the pixels of our digital media and our minds). We had found there the elixir of relaxation and what some might call shenanigans. Yes the often talked about and never overstated Double IPA!
As i was saying we had a thirst that had not been quenched since the closing to the Santa Fe tap room and when our travels brought us into ALBQ we had to go on a quest to find and consume this revered elixir!
So with help of the map part of Unilocal app we navigated to the Brewery and bellied up to the bar. Yes the elixir was on tap and great merriment and almost debauchery ensued.
The service was great the food was top notch and the beer was frankly legendary!

I miss Chicago. I hate IPA. All words I repeat over and over as I live in abq. Today as I sit in marbles patio I am saying oh my god I love IPA oh my god this is like Chicago. I haven’t felt so at home since I moved here.
My boyfriend loves the marble red. Ew. I hate it. So the girl ask if I am an avid drinker. I am slightly an alcoholic. Yes. But only coronas. So she offered the wildflower wheat ok it has honey why not. I loved it! I drank 4 they have a beer limit but apparently it is greater than 4.
We waited for 3 hours for supper food truck to open and it was heavenly. Banh mi was amazing. The concept of food truck outside beer inside is awesome.
I know where I’ll spend my time off from now on. Oh marble how you remind me of my chi city.

Oh, Marble. My Marble.
I have been a regular at downtown Marble Brewery since it opened. I loved it the minute I stepped in, ordered my first Marble Red, and played Jenga with a tipsy group of strangers.
I whined when they stopped letting you drink a growler on site. Although, that may have always been frowned on:) I whined when they stopped carrying games. I whined when they changed the logo. Holy heck, I nearly divorced them. I complained when they remodeled the bathrooms and patio in Summer. I complained even more when they remodeled the pub in Winter.
I’m such a whiner:))
But really, all of Marbles changes have been out of this world, fantastic. And what hasn’t changed? The beer is excellent.
Since my first Red, I have switched from being an Oatmeal Stout groupie, to a full-​blown beerthario I.P.A. Loving fanatic. And Marble Brewery has a really good one. A fruity-​piney taste that cleanly floors your taste buds and finishes with a slightly hoppy burn at the end… yummy.
The Marble staff is always attentive, once you get their attention. Although, when you’re really thirsty, that first contact with them seems to take forever.
They have a small offering of appetizers and have food trucks to counteract those A.B.V.‘s and stave off the beer munchies.
Marble, I love you.