Bow & Arrow Brewing

This place came highly recommended from my brother who is a beer conisouer. It didn't disappoint. First of all native American woman owned is just so cool. Their space is big and beautiful and feels like a great spot for birthdays or big group hangs.The beer is awesome. The cactus colada was super good. They also just released a hop water that was super tasty and I loved that it wasn't super hoppy. I thought they had kombucha, so this was a nice substitution.They also have foosball and typically have a food truck outside this spot.

This is one of my favorite breweries in Albuquerque, likely my favorite. I really like the vibe, with warm lighting, wooden tables, cool big rustic chandeliers, the look of the bar, nature images and logos. Even the beer labels are pretty. There is a community feel here, with big long communal tables and events like political debate watch parties, holiday markets with lots of indigenous makers, yoga, trivia, fundraising events, and political debate watch parties. It can be a little weird of a feel sharing a table with strangers, but is also cool. I like the unique beers that don't just taste like all others, especially the fruity sours. There are a variety of interesting subtle flavors in them, nice colorings, and serving glasses. I also love supporting a business that's indigenous, women, and queer owned. They use their beer, brewery and events to highlight native issues and other indigenous business owners. I like going and supporting it

There are a lot of choices when it comes to craft beer taprooms in Albuquerque. So every time I'm in town (usually just once a year) I like to visit several and if possible, try one that I've not yet been to. This year Bow & Arrow was the new one for me.Upon entering, it was quickly apparent that this is a fairly substantial operation. The taproom itself is as huge as a Bavarian beer hall, with high ceilings and community tables. The room has an industrial vibe accented with New Mexican inspired graphics and decor. One can get a glimpse of the brewery itself through windows near the entrance.As I remember, the beer was very good -- I ordered "Loyal to the Land," a Czech style dark beer. Though not as deep in color as the beer I enjoyed in Prague a few years ago, the flavor was spot on. The best quality of a dark Czech beer is that despite its inky black color, it is almost as light on the palate as a full bodied lager. Bow & Arrow's Czech style hit all the right notes for me. The only thing lacking was a shot of Becherovka on the side. I definitely recommend stopping in for a beer or two -- I know I will the next time I'm in Albuquerque.

Visited this spot during my Albuquerque trip and it was a highlight of my trip. It's very comfy with the different types of seating all around. My kid and nieces enjoyed the foosball table. I got a flight and enjoyed my beers (IPA, Stout and Porter). They had a pupusa truck outside the night I went. Pupusas and beer.? Say less.

Honestly I am too late in the season to get my real favorites, which are dark, malty stouts and porters. But I had a good Bow &Arrow porter in Santa Fe this weekend and am here on a Thursday afternoon and their Easy Cactus Dark Lager is delicious. I'd like to be here in the evening and sit outside or in and eat food truck food.

Cute little spot.I had one of their ipas that was tasty. Inside of the building was spacious. Service was friendly.

Nice large place to meet friends or family. Roomy with picnic tables and has some cozy couch seating for intimate setting. Large TVs for watching games or sports- I like that it's a hidden gem and although they don't have food there is normally a local food truck outside . The beer is good too! Had a dark Lager that was delicious and hear that the stout and other beers are great! Do yourself a favor and grab your friends and check this brewery out !

Enjoyed this IPA along with a buffalo chik'n sandwich and loaded fries. My wife had a regular chik'n sandwich and fries. Great to have tasty vegan food options at Bow & Arrow, which is my favorite local pub.

I didn't know what I needed until tonight....Super chill vibe and awesome bartenders! Beer: The Beer league: Smoke wheat err'day is a 6.5% ABV beer that is fruity but not sweet, making it the perfect choice for those who enjoy a refreshing and flavorful brew. Tastes like cherry; unique and delicious. Food: New Mex-A-Que: *see review Food:

As craft brew afficionados, we love discovering new breweries along our travels- which has become a bit harder when traveling with two kiddos...discovering Bow & Arrow made me happy & jealous at the same time hahaoverall their place was absolutely gorgeous both inside & outsideI was happy because their outdoor picnic area was a fantastic hangout spot for us with the kids- the long picnic tables were well spaced out & gave a great relaxing vibe. The kids were entertained by looking at their cactus garden & everyone was super friendly (bonus- the area was a well-kept gated area off the road-safe in plenty of room)I was jealous because their inside atmosphere was a vibe- it made me wish we didn't have the kids, so we could cozy up on the couch area or enjoy the high top tables, nice lighting, and modern mellowed out ambiance Even better the beers matched the fantastic looks! Just Vote & Picking Guitars were hoppy perfection- creamy, hazy, hoppy-each very unique flavor profiles of distinct quality- we also bought Scenic West to-go & was very palate pleased with the dank piney west coast hop blend(all really reasonably priced)we ended up buying more of their beer from the local Total Wine when we found it!Also a really awesome aspect to discover was the brewery is owned by Native American women brewing on Native American Land, giving them a prideful boast