J Moore

Greatly enjoyed several tacos...carnitas, pollo asada, and carne asada, all delicious! Friendly customers, gave me recommendations on what to try for my next visit, as well. Their recommendation for the beer was on point, the Maximilian dark lager was fantastic, and I also enjoyed the Mexican Choco Stout. Definitely plan to return! ***Second visit, had carnitas tacos and Maximilian. Recommended side was not the beans, but their pozole, for a slight upcharge. Been money I ever spent! So nice, I ate it twice! And I previously was unaware that the corn tortillas are their handmade pride and joy...but they really are perfect! 10/17/2024

+2

Diana Anghelus

I am so glad we stopped at this restaurant. The fact that people were waiting in line confirmed what I thought. Our wait time was about 15 minutes and we were so lucky to have Aspen as our waitress. She was so nice and friendly and made our visit to Albuquerque memorable. The food was great , got some quesadillas and the drinks were so good . A margarita/cocktail is $8.95 and you get a lot. Definitely put this place on your list especially if you are near the balloon fiesta park .

+9

Ricky Q

We had a great experience here. The food was out fast and hot. My wife even commented that the beans tasted fresh like her mom's. We ordered a burrito and a stack of tacos. Presentation was very nice. I loved how they stack the tacos. Love that fresh corn taste of the tortillas.

Ali Alibhai

Cool spot, good carne asada tacos, chips and salsa could be better for the price and be sure to ask for the jalapeno salsa, friendly and fast service.

Matt Hodges

Came by for lunch craving tacos. So I ordered the 3 tacos and a side item deal. I ordered Al Pastor taco, Pescado (fish) taco, the Aguacate taco and some seasoned fries. Out of the 3, my favorite was the Al Pastor taco. So much flavor with a hint of sweet. I would definitely recommend giving this place a try.

+1

Brian Halona

The prickly pear g&t has an interesting twist of flavors more so the botanical's, Paloma a little too much on the light side for flavor, Maximilian is great flavored on the front end and way easy on the back end, Reforma margarita has a big question on what your tasting and how you feel about it, the carne asada fries a little on the dry side but good flavor, quesadillas are great on flavor and great with the drinks...love the atmosphere and staff are very attentive

+1

Alireza T Afshari

Finally I had a chance to try this place. I had heard many good things about this brewery/Mexican restaurant. I love the ambiance with lots of are frames and temperature was really refreshing with Albuquerque’s hot summer. I ordered Resposato Rita margarita and I fell in love with it, oaky and not too sweet that’s why I couldn’t order other cocktails ( had two of that ) then we had their signature salad that was fantastic with watermelon chunks in it . Then we got some tacos and toritas . Food was delicious but not special. I will go back for sure mostly because I want to try other cocktails then other dishes. I will give them solid 4 ⭐️.

+2

Aunt Betty

nice open space for dining . great art . the 2 taco pollo was cold . shredded cheese - not melted . - the tacos were small . tortillas small . amount of chicken, small . the food was disappointing . they have margaritas but only on the rocks & they fill that glass UP w ice . the drink was disappointing . they Do have Brew Lab cider which is good . and the art is really good . all the art is same artist but not noted anywhere . just for the curious - it would be cool . i hate to say I won't go back . maybe there's something better on the menu . maybe I should have just gone with cider . but those tacos - street tacos are so much better

+3

Matt Culbertson

Nice looking restaurant but the food is nothing special. Good service. Beans and rice need major work, taste like they're straight out of a can. Pretty good house made IPAs on tap.

Sheryl Easley

We decided to try La Reforma tonight after seeing their Instagram the photos looked amazing and gave the impression of a fun, lively place. Unfortunately, the reality was very different. The atmosphere was subpar from the moment we sat down, flat energy, uncomfortable vibe, and service that made us feel more like an inconvenience than a guest. Our server seemed irritated from the start, especially when I decided to order dinner before the rest of my party. Even the busser and food runner acted like they didn’t want to be there. The food itself was also underwhelming. The margaritas and IPA were okay, but Albuquerque has plenty of places that do drinks and service much better. The chips, salsa, and queso were the best part of the experience, which isn’t saying much. Overall, La Reforma’s Instagram is deceiving. What looks like a vibrant, welcoming spot online turned out to be a mediocre experience in person. Sadly, the attitude and lack of hospitality made it somewhere we won’t be returning to.