Marble Brewery Heights Tap Room

We came to check out the brewery scene in Albuquerque. This place is fantastic and has a wonderful indoor and outdoor space. The bar tenders were very friendly too. We came in for one drink and thoroughly enjoyed our brief visit here. We also learned that this brewery has a limit of 64 ounces of beer consumption. This limit is a self-imposed rule of the brewery. I think this is fantastic!

If Walmart had a brewery this would be it. Has the ambience of a fish tank. Fresh water, not salt. Plain Jane and nothing great. Beer is fine, but unremarkable. Service is like everywhere else. Two brave souls sloshing out suds to a crowd. You can take your dogs, but they probably won't enjoy it.

I continue to believe that marble has the same tasting beer over and over with no new flavors. The cerveza is the only one we care for , the rest are just okay. The ambiance at north east heights location is just eh boring . The service continues to be slow . Honestly the only reason we go is some of the food trucks we like park there. Overall it's just a poorly run organization.

While I might not be a beer fan and I actually avoided Marble for a long time because they used to have nothing on the menu that I would drink, they have really stepped up their game over recent years with some different options. From adding seltzers to now cocktails and mocktails, I'm more than happy to join my beer-drinking friends.While the Heights Tap Room might not offer the same musical performances as the original location downtown, this newer location is close to home and close to pizza. I decided to stop in for their Valentine's special cocktail which was oh so pink and glittery. They told me I was the first person they had made it for at that location as it was the limited special. I thought it was tasty and I would definitely check out one of their other mocktails in the future. After enjoying a drink, we stopped by Slice Parlor to pick up the pizza we had ordered while sipping pretty. It was perfectly timed and of course, literally next door.

We love Marble beer! Going to the mecca of it all here just made it a bit better. We had great service and the ambiance here was just right for a brewery. We got to taste a few new beers not out in the markets yet and we had a great time here. The bartenders were wonderful!You need some of this!

Meh, $13 for a mule and $6+ for a beer. No one came to our table to take our order and we had to go to the bar to get drinks.

Marble pours some mighty tasty brews, including rotating specials. Check the menu board to see what's irresistibly calling your name.This time I was only looking to dampen my whistle, vis-a-vis wetting it, so I grabbed a 4 oz taster of their Turkish Coffee Stout. Flavor profile punched in with a sharper than normal front end, with expected lots of coffee notes roaming around the edges of your tongue, and to my taste little-to-none chocolate or vanilla flavor notes showing up in the mix. A crisp stout whose body ran toward the creamier end of the scale on mouth feel. Staff has proven to be consistently friendly. Interior is pretty industrial in decor with a relatively low illumination level in spite of large windows on the south side of the tap room. Extra brownie points for ambient music playing the Johns (Cash and Prine) at a level loud enough to hear but not enough to get in the way of conversation.

Super chill and friendly vibe. Made it right before last call. No good is served but enjoyed my India Pale Ale.

Love marble and their staff! Fun place! I hope they remain open! Great IPA too! I will go back!

We love marble heights! The beer is delicious and we always feel comfortable taking our children in with us. It's a great feeling to feel welcome when you have little ones. Other breweries around town have made us feel horrible. The service is always top notch !