Second Street Brewery at The Railyard

Place sucks. The food is overpriced trash, the service is nasty (why does your waitress smell people's drinks???) and the bartenders are ridiculous. While I was eating some old man said something to piss the bartender off and he started screaming "get out of my bar!!!" like a little girl. Maybe just learn how to fight instead of being loud and obnoxious? Damn sure he wouldn't be acting tough like that if he were in Burque.

Excellent brewpub in Santa Fe’s railyard district. Showed up at about 12:45 PM on a Saturday as the farmer’s market was winding down. Had a 25-minute wait to get a table. I can see why!

The food was awesome. I had the cheese enchiladas with black beans, rice, fixings, and the red and green Chile sauces. The missus had a burger with fries. Everything was delicious, fresh, and generously portioned. I eyed some really good looking salads, wraps, nachos, and jalapeño poppers being brought out to other tables. All looked mouth-watering. The prices were reasonable!

This place also makes beer! They had about a dozen of their offerings on draft. I had the märzen, English mild, and amber. My wife had a Mexican lager and the pils. You can get a whole pint or a short pour. I really like the attempts in traditional beer styles. Thank you brewers for not making 10 different styles of hazy IPA or pastry sours and stouts. It’s nice to drink beer that tastes like good beer and the style selection was on point.

The waitstaff were pleasant and attentive. The place was busy until when we left, at which point it died down. This is a great spot and we’ll be seeking to return.

The food and beer were good. Our server seemed overwhelmed. Can't tell if that was reality or not, but things were a bit slower and more complicated than could have been. Atmosphere was good at the railyard.

Great food. Service not so hot. Not even a smile and all I got was a grunt for communication. I did notice that the table next to me got a smile and communication. I was dining alone and quiet and had a small order so not sure why I experienced this….not sure if this was a one off on customer service or what. I was sitting outside which is a nice experience during farmers market. And despite my experience I still left a 20 percent tip since my bill was only $15. I typically tip a lot more for great service with such a low bill. Not this time.

This place is great!! We took a group of approximately 50ppl to the Railyard location, and this place handled it like the professionals they are. The beer, food, and even the wine were fantastic. Well crafted beer options, delicious fresh food, and large portions coming out of the kitchen. The service from Matt and Nikki were nothing less than Awesome. If we ever come back to the Santa Fe area for work or personal trips. Second Street Brewery will be a must stop for beer, and food.

Excellent service, good food, SUPER reasonable prices. Indoor and outdoor seating. Beers were solid, and I appreciated that they also have seltzer. We liked it so much we got a T-shirt.

Immediately the vibe is very locals. Friends catching up and chill energy. We had a cherry cider and IPA - both drinks were booming of flavor! We also had the chips and tomatillo salsa which was a huge hit! The chips are light and house made tasting - the salsa is thin but rich! No spice.
Our server was super attentive to every needs but gave us space as well!