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The Brakeroom – Santa Fe Brewing Co.
The Brakeroom is actually housed in an old cabin where railroad brakemen used to sleep. You can read all about them while you’re there. Available for rental.
The Brakeroom – Santa Fe Brewing Co.
Tuesday Pint Night at Tin Can Alley, Brakeroom, and Eldorado. Eldorado Taproom 7 Caliente Rd, Santa Fe, NM, United States +2 more.
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Wendell
Such an awesome experience here. The beer tender Isaac was friendly and so kind. He gave us some great local tips and we were so grateful! The beer is phenomenal!! We tried the Social Hour, Experimental Hour, Fhazy & loved them all! We enjoyed it so much, we bought a 6 pack to go and will go buy more before heading back to Fort Collins. And we are from the Napa of breweries. I highly suggest this one to enjoy good beer, awesome food trucks, friendly service and a great outdoor space!
… moreOutdoorbyrd
HIGHLY recommend this place. The staff is incredibly attentive and knowledgeable they treat you like they’ve known you forever the moment you walk in. You’ll never feel like a stranger here. Plus, they have great beers! I love stopping in whenever I’m in the area. Shout-out to KO and Lu, HANDS DOWN two of the best bartenders I’ve ever met!
… moreKelly L
Brewery was located off the main plaza and away from the throngs of tourists. The back outdoor patio had plenty of seating and was more enjoyable than sitting inside a dark bar. Brewery offered a great selection of beers on tap, so my husband was very pleased. The wine selection was somewhat limited; however, the wine I ordered was good. Food truck onsight offers mostly burgers and other bar food. Food was well priced, tasty, and hit the spot. Santa Fe Brewing is a great option if one is looking to avoid the crowded touristy spots but still wants to be close to the capitol and downtown areas.
… moreRay Gilliam
Needed to kill a few hours before my flight and hung out here. Excellent beers and better service. Very friendly and professional with strong knowledge of the beers and styles. 10 for 10 would come back
… moreJoshua Daily
Time for a break and a beer.
As with a few of my blogs, the place I pop into and decide to review are based solely on just walking around downtown Santa Fe and seeing the sights and shops and sculptures. Cassey and I hit a point where we were settled on food and coffee for the day but wanted to top our tanks off with beer. I pulled up Google and Yelp to see what the nearest place was to grab some drinks and Santa Fe Brewing was a short walk away.
We approached from the wrong side of the building and tried going through a door that was ajar but quickly realized that was not the right entrance (or maybe it is, we didn’t venture beyond the door) and made our way to the other side. Ahhh, it was finally time for some beers as we entered and were greeted by a friendly bartender.
Having fallen in love with their Social Hour beer at Cowgirl BBQ, I was surprised to see they had four version of the beer; Social Hour, Social’er Hour, Slightly Social, and Social Experiment. I quickly got a flight of those plus a sample of Santa Fhazy. Cassey got a Santa Fhazy as well and we took our drinks outside and enjoyed the sunshine and relaxing while we drank our beers.
The bartender did her best to label each of the beers but I don’t remember which beer was which since the nuances of flavoring gets lost on me. I’m one of those people who will drink something and think its tasty or not without trying to pinpoint all the flavors or notes. Anywho, I do remember liking the other varieties to some degree but nothing hit quite as well as the basic Social Hour.
We went back in for another beer and sat outside in the shade so we wouldn’t risk getting a bit burned like we did at The Golden Mill. Sitting outside while drinking some good beer with a good friend was a great way to relax for the afternoon. There was a food truck out there but it wasn’t open for some reason, despite the hours on the side indicating they should be slinging orders.
With this being one of their auxiliary locations, I wonder if they have even more on tap at their other locations. That is a question I will answer if I ever get to go back to Santa Fe… which I fell in love with the area during my week there… so the possibility of going back is pretty good.
P. S. – They do have free stickers on hand if you like to collect them like I do.
… moreAs with a few of my blogs, the place I pop into and decide to review are based solely on just walking around downtown Santa Fe and seeing the sights and shops and sculptures. Cassey and I hit a point where we were settled on food and coffee for the day but wanted to top our tanks off with beer. I pulled up Google and Yelp to see what the nearest place was to grab some drinks and Santa Fe Brewing was a short walk away.
We approached from the wrong side of the building and tried going through a door that was ajar but quickly realized that was not the right entrance (or maybe it is, we didn’t venture beyond the door) and made our way to the other side. Ahhh, it was finally time for some beers as we entered and were greeted by a friendly bartender.
Having fallen in love with their Social Hour beer at Cowgirl BBQ, I was surprised to see they had four version of the beer; Social Hour, Social’er Hour, Slightly Social, and Social Experiment. I quickly got a flight of those plus a sample of Santa Fhazy. Cassey got a Santa Fhazy as well and we took our drinks outside and enjoyed the sunshine and relaxing while we drank our beers.
The bartender did her best to label each of the beers but I don’t remember which beer was which since the nuances of flavoring gets lost on me. I’m one of those people who will drink something and think its tasty or not without trying to pinpoint all the flavors or notes. Anywho, I do remember liking the other varieties to some degree but nothing hit quite as well as the basic Social Hour.
We went back in for another beer and sat outside in the shade so we wouldn’t risk getting a bit burned like we did at The Golden Mill. Sitting outside while drinking some good beer with a good friend was a great way to relax for the afternoon. There was a food truck out there but it wasn’t open for some reason, despite the hours on the side indicating they should be slinging orders.
With this being one of their auxiliary locations, I wonder if they have even more on tap at their other locations. That is a question I will answer if I ever get to go back to Santa Fe… which I fell in love with the area during my week there… so the possibility of going back is pretty good.
P. S. – They do have free stickers on hand if you like to collect them like I do.
Andrew Prince
Stopped in for a drink and to catch up on work items. Cool venue in what seems to be an old house. Great bar and tap setup
Great selection of Santa Fe Brewing Co. Beers on tap. Service was exceptional (thank you Shannon!)
The crowds came and went. I was here for a couple of hours whilst working. The outdoor area has a food truck and is pet friendly.
I would highly encourage you to drop by. It’s worth the drive from I-25 to come visit this Brakeroom.
There is a single restroom in the place.
… moreGreat selection of Santa Fe Brewing Co. Beers on tap. Service was exceptional (thank you Shannon!)
The crowds came and went. I was here for a couple of hours whilst working. The outdoor area has a food truck and is pet friendly.
I would highly encourage you to drop by. It’s worth the drive from I-25 to come visit this Brakeroom.
There is a single restroom in the place.
Tony Tran
great beer and to find this location! must try and summer is likely active – outdoor seating and indoor seats bar and more – food truck outside with good beer menu
… moreShruti Kapoor
Great selection of beers! The staff is friendly and the pub has a homely feel to it. The fireplace keeps it nice and tasty. Loved coming here. The beers are really good. They have food trucks outside since they don’t serve any food. Looks like this place is loved by locals too. Would highly recommend while visiting Santa Fe.
… moreJen
I recently stopped by Santa Fe Brewing Company – The Breaker Room, and I had a fantastic experience. Although I didn’t try the food, I indulged in their Oktoberfest beer, and it was simply delightful.
The atmosphere in The Breaker Room was vibrant and energetic, with a lively crowd adding to the excitement. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, making the visit even more enjoyable. They were more than happy to provide recommendations and answer any questions I had about their beers.
Speaking of the beer, the Oktoberfest brew I tried was exceptional. It had a rich, malty flavor with just the right amount of sweetness, perfectly capturing the essence of the season. The attention to detail in crafting this beer was evident, and it showcased Santa Fe Brewing Company’s commitment to producing high-quality brews.
The Breaker Room itself was a comfortable and inviting space. The industrial-inspired decor, with its exposed brick walls and vintage brewing equipment, added a unique touch. It was evident that the brewery took pride in creating an authentic and immersive environment for beer enthusiasts to enjoy.
While I can’t speak to the food offerings personally, I saw many patrons enjoying delicious-looking dishes. The menu boasted a variety of appetizing options, from pub favorites to creative culinary creations, making it a promising choice for those seeking a satisfying meal to pair with their beer.
Overall, my experience at Santa Fe Brewing Company – The Breaker Room was excellent. From their friendly staff to their outstanding Oktoberfest beer, everything was top-notch. Whether you’re a beer aficionado or simply looking for a great place to relax and enjoy a brew, The Breaker Room is a must-visit spot in Santa Fe. I can’t wait to return and explore more of what this brewery has to offer!
… moreThe atmosphere in The Breaker Room was vibrant and energetic, with a lively crowd adding to the excitement. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, making the visit even more enjoyable. They were more than happy to provide recommendations and answer any questions I had about their beers.
Speaking of the beer, the Oktoberfest brew I tried was exceptional. It had a rich, malty flavor with just the right amount of sweetness, perfectly capturing the essence of the season. The attention to detail in crafting this beer was evident, and it showcased Santa Fe Brewing Company’s commitment to producing high-quality brews.
The Breaker Room itself was a comfortable and inviting space. The industrial-inspired decor, with its exposed brick walls and vintage brewing equipment, added a unique touch. It was evident that the brewery took pride in creating an authentic and immersive environment for beer enthusiasts to enjoy.
While I can’t speak to the food offerings personally, I saw many patrons enjoying delicious-looking dishes. The menu boasted a variety of appetizing options, from pub favorites to creative culinary creations, making it a promising choice for those seeking a satisfying meal to pair with their beer.
Overall, my experience at Santa Fe Brewing Company – The Breaker Room was excellent. From their friendly staff to their outstanding Oktoberfest beer, everything was top-notch. Whether you’re a beer aficionado or simply looking for a great place to relax and enjoy a brew, The Breaker Room is a must-visit spot in Santa Fe. I can’t wait to return and explore more of what this brewery has to offer!
Michael Romero
Santa Fé Brewing Co. beer is amazing this place is a space just as good. This old house has an incredible atmosphere. It’s small and cozy with a few different rooms and all the great beers on tap. I like the location close to downtown. The outside space looks great but it was too cold to enjoy.
… more