Bosque Brewing Public House

I like the beer here as well as the atmosphere. I keep meaning to try the food but have not gotten around to it. The seating is very uncomfortable. They do have a nice patio even though it is very close to a very busy intersection. Very convenient for UNM students to get to and there are a few TV’s inside for the sports fan.

Great variety of beers. There are likely at least 2 beers that you really, really like here. The food is ok. Happy hour food is affordable, but it’s all too salty, in my opinion. Parking can be a bear, but the beer is worth it!

Absolutely love this place. The staff, the delicious food, and of course, the beer. Great place to check out in new mexico.

The beer here is quite good and they have quite a variety of year-​round and seasonal brews. I’m especially a fan of their oatmeal stout. The staff was prompt and friendly. The waitress readily brought out several sample to help me make a decision. Their beers come in 3 sizes (11, 16, and 20 oz), which is good for me, as I’m quite the light-​weight and can’t do 2 full pints, but can totally do two 11oz beers (means I get to try more delicious beers!). Their happy hour foods are a good deal and are a step above what I expect from bar food. The pretzels and cheese is quite good. I didn’t order any of their sandwiches, but saw the table next to us order some and they looked quite good, so I may have to try one the next time I’m there. There’s a decent amount of indoor seating and they have a small patio, which I plan to check out when the weather warms up. Overall, this is nice brewery in Nob Hill.

The beer here is quite good. My only issue with the place is the seating. There are a bunch of high top tables and the chairs for them are very tiny! I felt like my bum was much too large for it (I have a very average size bum) and I kept sliding off of it. Made me not want to stay here

The average reviews of this establishment nearly deterred us from checking it out. And, we are glad that we did! We stopped by during happy hour on a Monday. We had prompt, friendly service throughout our stay. The beers were outstanding. We tried the IPL, the dry stout, the seasonal pale, and the Driftwood Oatmeal Stout. Music is loud, so not the easiest place to carry on a conversation. At least the music was really good, and there were several TVs available, giving us a chance to catch a bowl game. We didn’t try any food, but for the beer/​service/​atmosphere, we enjoyed our time here greatly!

I’ve been here three times now and ²⁄₃ times have been crappy. The service is just bad. They aren’t attentive, they’re rude, and they act as if you’re a burden. The food is even worse. Tonight was the last straw when our waiter told us we had «3 minutes to order» because the kitchen closed at 11. That’s odd considering we actually called right before we came and asked what time their kitchen closed and we were told 11:30. So someone was either lying or the staff is clueless. Then the food came out and it was gross and cold. To make matters worse, we literally sat around for about 15 minutes before we were even helped and the place was NOT even busy. So it’s just bizarre that we were treated like it was OUR issue that we had «three minutes» to order, when in reality we’d be told over the phone the kitchen was open for 50 more minutes and weren’t even spoken to for 15 minutes when we walked in.
The good: the beer and that’s it. It’s not worth putting up with all the BS that comes along with it though. Go to Tractor or simply come for a growler and go. I’ll never come back again. They need to better train their staff and inform their bouncer that it’s unprofessional to walk around loudly cursing like a drunk hillbilly in front of customers.

Always a great selection of brews and one of the most delicious IPAs in town (ok, the USA). I always default to the Riverwalker IPA. Food is pretty yummy. Portions moderately small. Always something good with green chili-​this is ABQ after all.

See my old review for my main comments (mostly positive). I just want to add that the number one thing that keeps me from coming more often is that they allow smoking outside. Sure it’s their prerogative just as it’s mine to not come often because of it.

This place is the worst! The food must be terrible, the table of straight, middle-​aged dudes brought their own food! I once had the pretzel bites with the beer cheese and more or less liked it, but today I ordered that same thing and the cheese was the consistency of milk. I sent it back.
Then, there’s a homeless type guy standing outside the business next door and some d-​bag «bouncer» goes and makes him leave. As in, a different business (Wise-​Pies), not even the business of his employ. The guy wasn’t even panhandling; I’ve been here for an hour and didn’t see him panhandle once. Gross.

Bosque Brewing Public house is a quant place to gather with friends for some good brews and yummy food. The wait staff and bartenders are happy and friendly. There is the restaurant and a outdoor patio with plenty of seating and a fire pit to keep you cozy. Unfortunately, they sell out of wine quickly and certain foods but they make suggest alternatives to expose you to their menu. I had the sweet hard cider, it was refreshing and glad I tried it (which I don’t think I would have tried it otherwise)! The green chile stew was delicious and made with all NM grown ingredients! Bosque Brewing Public House is tucked on the SE corner of Central and Girard, but don’t be fooled by the small appearance, there’s plenty of space and a chill place to unwind with your friends!

Came in on Thursday for a late dinner and beer. The place was packed — great to see so many people out and enjoying the local breweries! Food was good, beer was amazing but service was just ok… Felt our server had been worked too long and too hard and was ready to go home, was disappointing for sure :(

I really enjoyed Bosque Brewing!
Good, consistent beers, fast and courteous service, and great location. They have wifi, and food!
Look forward to going more often when I am in town!

This was actually my favorite brewery in ABQ. I know, I know, most people like Marble… and I like Marble also… but I give the edge to here.
Why?.. They were playin’ boomin’ tunes, the kind I like… Biggie, NWA, Beastie Boys, Dr. Dre., all good stuff.
I liked the set up of the bar a little better. The place felt brighter.
I could see how the location might steer some off as its next to a strip mall, but I can overlook that.
The beer was excellent.
Of course I had an IPA.
Yeahhhh, yeaaaaaahhhhhh… Big time.

I like beer.
Well, really good beer. And Bosque Brewing has really good beer.
They also have food. I didn’t have any, but every plate that passed me by made me wonder why I didn’t eat. The indoor seating area is bright and colorful, there are 4 large televisions for your viewing pleasure. There is also an outdoor patio if you are outdoorsey.
We started with the sampler, they have year around offerings that are always available. My favorites were the Riverwalker IPA, and the Driftwood Oatmeal Stout. Both beer styles have earned a place in my beer lover heart. Bosque Brewing happens to do both of these beers very well. The Riverwalker is a standard hoppy delight with a lovely color. The Driftwood… swoon; chocolatey smoothness that nicely overloads your mouth in it’s weighty, dark lusciousness.
I’m going back hungry and most likely thirsty.
Cheers.

I’m proud of bosque public house! They had a few kinks to work out in the beginning, but I think they’ve got them ironed out. The beer is still great and the food is on point. They make awesome soups! I also love the newish addition to the menu the beer cheese nachos. I love that they are making their brats in house now too! And as always, I still LOVE their green chile hummus. I could eat that all day. They’ve got some really good people working there as well!

I’ve been a fan of Bosque from their original location. Since this one is closer and more convenient, I’m quite happy now.
I’ve been here twice now and had a good experience both times. The food is tasty, though a little overpriced for what you get.
But let’s talk beer. They have 6 or so ‘always on’ beers, and 6 or so rotating/​seasonal taps. Nice to have a broad selection. Bosque tends to make fewer hoppy beers than others, which is a nice change, but I do like my hops. Regardless, I never have a problem finding at least one (and usually 3 or 4) beers I like.
The location is great, and the tasting room is nice, though a bit spartan. The patio is going to be spectacular in the summer, though I REALLY wish they would make it non-​smoking. Ugh.
The service is, well, hit or miss. I’ve waited 20 minutes on the patio with an empty glass before someone bothered to ask if I wanted anything. Then, I sat inside and got exceptional service from 2 or 3 servers, and the manager, I think. Maybe it’s an inside vs. outside thing, I don’t know.
An old brewery
A new location to serve
Good beer to us all

Five star brewery! They have good beer in a very attractive atmosphere. They also have their own kitchen which is a plus if you ask me. The sandwiches are cheesy and hot. The salads look fantastic even though I have not tried them. Beer cheese nachos should be on your list even if you are not planning dinner. The service was also much better than other breweries. We were thanked for stooping in four times. It made me want to stay! I will be back.

It was a nice Friday night, and I met some buddies at this, the Bosque Brewing Public House.
I sat, and had good conversation whilst I looked over the menu. Alas, a beer was not to be, or at least not to be placed via one of the few servers that was trouncing about the bar.
One of my cohorts in crime had placed an order before I arrived and he still had not received his beer… the server was actually off now and sitting at the bar. SooOooo… I decided to walk up and place said order.
Points of interest:
– The selection of beer is nice, and there is something to fit your flavor.
– Half of the bar is quite appealing to the eye. The faux tree that reaches out over the bar is an attractive addition.
Things that make this three stars:
– The Fro-​yo tiled entry way… enough said on that…
– Service on a busy night.
All and all, it’s solid in terms of the rating. The service actually did become better throughout the night, but it took a second for it crescendo. Keep on trying Bosque. You all have only been at it for a second, and I’m sure the kinks will buff out.

Nob hill finally has a tap room I can see myself frequenting!
Bosque brewing has become my favorite new brewery in Albuquerque. I first tried their Pale Ryder rye pale ale last year at the route 66 summerfest, right before digging into a nostalgia filled set by hip hop royalty Arrested Development, which seemed to have brought out about half of’ ‘Burque to celebrate hip hop and positive vibes. I remember being quite impressed by that beer at that time. Subsequently, I had their sour ale at a restaurant a couple months back, and found myself similarly impressed.
Therefore, I was totally excited to hear about their new pub opening on premises vacated by Hollywwod Video, and made it there today.
I of course had a pint of Pale Ryder, which was as good as I remembered– complex layering of flavours with just enough happiness. I also had the Acequia IPA, which was very aromatic, distinct and had a satisfyingly hoppy profile. Right up there with Marble and La Cumbre. The pretzels were yummy and helped soak up the alcohol.
The staff was down to earth and friendly– just as I would expect from a Duke City brew pub.
Very impressed, and very excited that there is finally a brewpub in this part of town that I can enjoy!