Tumbleroot Pottery Pub
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in Santa Fe, Tumbleroot Pottery Pub invites travelers to indulge in a unique blend of culinary delights and artistic flair. This vibrant eatery features handcrafted pottery and a delightful selection of locally sourced dishes, all enjoyed in a cozy, whimsical atmosphere. With a stellar 4.8-star rating, it's a must-stop for adventurers seeking a taste of New Mexico's rich culture while relaxing with a locally brewed craft beer. Join fellow road trippers to share stories and celebrate the spirit of the Mother Road!
nancy cushman
4 months ago"Wow! What a cool place! Ryan behind the bar was super welcoming and a great mixologist. The seasonal Fest beer was outstanding - we got a crowler to go. Parked the hubby here while I checked out the Georgia O’Keefe museum very close. Upon my return, had Ryan prepare a bees knees for me with their in house gin. Yummy! We didn’t do the pottery - but loved watching others do it. Well worth the stop while in Santa Fe!"
Ellaina Warren
5 months ago"*Hidden Gem Alert** Not just a bar! Go in and grab a pound of clay and a cocktail and play. This has to be one of the smartest ideas for a pub. It was such a fun, genuine and interactive Santa Fe experience! Whether your a beginner or a professional at pottery/clay work, it is so worth the stop to make your Santa Fe trip memorable. We went in with no pottery experience and we felt right at home and made some goofy creations and had a blast. This was the best date night. The pub is filled with the owners (local potter’s) incredible art. Every cup they served us drinks in was handmade by the owners. The cocktails, beers and even non-alcoholic drinks were all delicious. They also have an awesome seasonal cocktail menu! I tried the iced tai tea and the sunset lager and both were fantastic. The bartender was so friendly, helpful and informative!"
Naomy Quiñones
a year ago"This place is a hoot! Excellent spot for a date night. Last time I went, we did some cocktails and just one small package of the clay which was more than enough for a couple to share and do some small figurines. I love that it’s a bar and you get to do art, and they they sell unique creations. It really is a very vibrant space, especially if you’re into the arts. And for those who are not so inclined, I feel the medium is pretty forgiving and fun for beginners."
Flin Flon
3 weeks ago"Walked by this place and it looked interesting so we stopped by for a drink and I’m so glad we did! They brew their own beer (try the Mole Stout) and make the best cocktails ever. Cacia at the bar was so fun to talk to and is an absolute master mixologist. She definitely made our night so fun and had the most interesting and delicious recommendations! I’ll definitely be returning."
Joshua buggy
6 months ago"Well, I've not played with any clay here yet, but I have had some nice drinks and bought some bottles for gifts. Really great people, cool atmosphere, and definitely a fun concept. I mean come on now, who wouldn't want to drink whiskey out of tiny pottery?!"
