A nice pizza place with a great beer selection close to one of the touristic areas, hence we were tourists lol We were passing through Santa Fe, and wanted to have some pizza & beer. I wish they also offered a parking spot, but we didn't see any, I am assuming they don't... So, we parked across the train station and walked to the restaurant. It's a nice and clean restaurant, has plenty of booth seating and long tables. Good for big groups. We were a party of 2. Seated immediately more like in the back of the restaurant -front tables were taken. They offer lots of house pizzas by order, and also, you can create your own. We went with a large size of 'La Trufa' and Jalapeno Poppers as the starters. Our server was very nice and friendly. Jalapeno Poppers were awesome!! One of the best I have had so far. Seems like it was one of the new additions to the menu, and I am glad they did. We started with them and finished them quickly. Peppers filled out with lots of yummy cream cheese and fried perfectly. They used a very generous amount of cheese. Loved it. La Trufa was good. We ordered the large size thinking of having some left over for later. The dough cooked perfectly, however, the topping wasn't separated evenly. The price wise, I think it is average for a large pizza from a restaurant. We also tried their draft beer. They have a beer menu, and besides that, they have another beer list at the top of the bar. Don't forget to check it out before ordering. I got Pistol Pete's 1888 Ale, and my partner got Beer Meets Coffee. They were both awesome. One of the cons of the restaurant is the restroom though. It wasn't that clean restroom for a restaurant. The cleanest level is somewhat like a club restroom level. The other cons is the dogs in the restaurant. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind a dog-friendly restaurant, yet I love dogs and everything. But I don't like if they sit/walk on the table (the actual table) or drink from the glass. Overall, I had a good time and meal with them.

Love this place! Came in on a really crowded Saturday and had to wait fifteen minutes to be seated...totally understandable since they were packed. We had seven people tried four different pizza...all of them were great. This is definitely our Santa Fe pizza spot now!

Really great veggie pizza. LOVED IT!! I'm not even a vegetarian but I do know good vegetable combinations. This one that they created (with pesto) was perfect for me. Oh and it was a pick up and there is a sweet spot right at the front door. Quickest pizza take out downtown and not overpriced.

A nice stop for a Sunday afternoon. It has been months since I sat down for a pizza and beer. This was worth the wait. The restaurant had a good crowd, no wait. The server was friendly and attentive. Sampled a few beers and landed on a "build your own" sausage, green chile and extra cheese. Was worth the abstinence! The sausage was chunk style, not ground. Green Chile had some heat and the xtra cheese held it all together.

A good spot for fresh pizza. Good for groups with large tables inside and outside. The staff was friendly and the pizza came out quick! I thought the Hawaiian would be my favorite but the La Trufa came out on top! We didn't try their beer and cider but they have lots of options.

The place is cool enough for my friends, the kind who want to order beers with funny names (i.e. Flat Earth, Flying Fart, Tampon 666, et al.) and pretend they taste good. It has an inviting, minimalistic and urban atmosphere, and it's in the hippest part of Santa Fe, just steps from the train, so I could see returning, especially considering the self-serve refills, atypical appetizer/dessert options, and friendly servers (wait, she was here a second ago...). Maybe I should order a Smoke Break Stout (4.9%). But, then again, I might try something else. As my wife put it, that didn't taste like a $21 pizza.

This will probably be my "go-to" pizza spot now in Santa Fe. I think GOOD pizza options are severely lacking here. Location is on the Railyard next to Opuntia across from movie theater. There is metered parking (credit card or app payment) as well as the covered parking garage area. I've been to the location in Albuquerque and I honestly liked this location a little better. Ordered a small La Luz (Red Sauce, Mozzarella, Bacon Crumble, Red Onions, Spinach, Ricotta) and a medium Hawaiian (Red Sauce, Mozzarella, Thick-cut Bacon, Pineapple) both ordered well done. Everything was very good! I really enjoy their crust. It's that chewy but light, big bubble crust, lightly sweet kind of vibe that for me is the first sign it's probably going to be some good pizza. Toppings were generous but balanced. Came out super hot and fresh. We left with a full box of pizza to take home. The small is definitely enough to share if you add a salad or appetizers. For two pizzas and two sodas the total was $33 which is really well priced to eat out especially in Santa Fe. Before we went I checked other reviews and there were complaints about the service. Granted we were the only people in there this afternoon the service we received was attentive and genuine so I hope to have the same experience next time we go, which will be soon!