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Three Rivers Eatery & Brewhouse

101 E Main St, Farmington, NM 87401, USA

+1 505-324-2187

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Place Types Bar
Address 101 E Main St, Farmington, NM 87401, USA
Coordinate 36.7288008,-108.2053868
Website http://www.threeriversbrewery.com/
Rating 4.4
Compound Code PQHV+GR Farmington, NM, USA

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Ren Harris (08/09/2020)

Immoral business practices, treats employees poorly, owner spent months online complaining about a street renovation project that was sorely needed. Blamed the project for their reason for being closed, even though all the other businesses on their street stayed open just fine.

Ola L (02/08/2020)

We loved this place! While driving on a cross country road trip we stopped to get out of the car and get some lunch. The kids needed to get out and stretch their legs, and while normally I wouldnt suggest taking kids into a Brewery- this place was totally kid friendly! They even have a toy section with all sorts of things for the little ones to do and books to read in the back! The food was great -- and the place was very interestingly decorated. I liked looking at all of the different items they had hanging all over! Our waitress was very friendly. The place was a VERY welcome stop on our drive.

Cindy La (01/04/2020)

The fish and chips were great! I also had the soda fountain root beer and loved it. The waitress was very nice.

D Jung (10/21/2019)

Good atmosphere, and location. Had the Fish and Chips today. Portion size was goid. Presentation was good. Came with fries, slaw, and tartar sauce. The coleslaw was good with a tangy sauce. However, I encountered two pieces of fish that had areas where it smelled and tasted like ammonia. This raised a red flag and I informed my server, who then prompted to get the manager. After a couple minutes the manager popped by and tried to reassure me that their cooking process sometimes has this occur with people who are more sensitive. Ive had fish prepared the same way before without incident and my instincts told me not to chance it. Asked to take food away. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommends discarding fish that has ammonia smell since it can be caused by spoiling or decomposition. If I was the owner, I would toss the whole batch as it could be compromised. I think 3RB should question their seafood provider and let them know what happened. This puts 3RB in an unnecessary liability position if someone became sick. In summary, if it wasn't for the couple pieces of questionable fish, this would be a 4-5 star review.