Quarter Celtic Brewpub
1100 San Mateo Blvd NE, 87110-6481 - Albuquerque
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#208 of 1277 restaurants in Albuquerque
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Brew Pub
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Popularity
100/100
Quality
63/100
Data Completeness
72/100
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Wheelchair accessible
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Accessible restroom
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Contact Information
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Phone:
+1 505-503-1387
🌐 Website:
http://www.quartercelticbrewpub.com/
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Address:
1100 San Mateo Blvd NE, Albuquerque
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Food was excellent! Beer was great. Some of the best Irish fare I've had stateside!
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This place is awesome — stopping down for a yummy huge beer motivates me to go to the hardware store since it’s below my Ace, the food is even better than it would need to be (really excellent bratwurst), and it may be my favorite place in town to watch basketball. They will def tire of me if Lakers make the playoffs this year🍻
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It can be hard to find the building. It's actually under the street in a parking garage lol. I ate here with some friends. The beer was pretty good and we were offered some samples. The beer selection is not huge though and it is confusing since they have names of their old beers everywhere that they don't serve anymore. I'm vegetarian so I ended up with chips and queso. The waiter did ask the cooks if the gravy was vegetarian for me (it wasn't), so that was nice of him. He definitely seemed a little drunk or high though. My friends ordered the fish and they didn't like it that much. They said the breading was bad. The atmosphere is also interesting - the space is kinda small and feels a bit cluttered, and I don't really get the Irish pub vibes from it. I think the best food was the pretzels with beer cheese. I would say it's a good experience, but not the most memorable one.
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Myself and my friends love Quarter Celtic! It's got such a cool atmosphere, I love the "underground" location they have off San Mateo, super cool hideaway. The food and beer are always great, especially if you are just kicking back with friends on a nice evening out. Sometimes they can get a little busy, so be prepared that service may not be as quick as you'd like. I recommend coming before dinner or later in the evening if quick service is what you are after. Family friendly, and they have a nice outdoor seating area. Cheers!
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I’ve tried fish and chips, bangers and mashed, and some appetizers here. I’ve tried the same fare from San Diego to Boston. This is the best of all. Highly highly highly recommended!!! I’m not sure what’s better the beer, food or service, but I am definitely coming back.
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The kill or be Kilt beer is quite possibly the best Scottish ale I've ever had. The atmosphere is great. Two stories, one of which is basically underground, and a nice patio section of course.
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Good Food; Good Beer. Finally, a brewpub that serves a real pint of beer. The southwest chicken wrap that I got was excellent. Real chunks of chicken breast vs the cheap, processed chicken slices that are usually used, like at The Canteen. Nice shaded patio. Great service, too. Much better place than their Juan Tabo location. This place will be a regular spot for us. Shaded parking, too.
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Would give a 6 if I could, food was fantastic and well worth the price staff was friendly and quick cheesecake was bomb and quite frankly the best cheesecake I've ever had. Definitely going back soon
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Don't recommend the shrimp po boy. Everything else I've tried has been good. Great beer selection and servers are friendly and quick. Buffalo chicken sandwich was really good.
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It was good. A little more on the expensive side, but I think the food was delicious. Quick and courteous service. Great beer. The kill or be kilt beer was outstanding. The fish and chips were delicious and the fries were plentiful.
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