What a delightful way to celebrate Easter Sunday! The Easter Bunny Buffet at the Coronado Country…read moreClub truly delivered an exceptional dining experience that felt both festive and somewhat excessive! My friend Robin L., a brother from Mexico invited us. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was warm, elegant, and full of holiday cheering. The buffet itself was nothing short of impressive--beautifully presented and generously stocked with a wide variety of dishes. The spread featured everything you could hope for and more: perfectly fruit & nuts candy crusted salmon, fresh and flavorful shrimp, a colorful assortment of crisp salads and Mediterranean Couscous, and a classic selection of eggs and breakfast favorites. The carving stations were a real standout, offering tender roasted beef, savory pork, and a rich, aromatic braised garlic lamb that was absolutely delightful. Merci chefs! All in all, this Easter celebration was truly a feast--both in flavor and in spirit. If you're looking for a memorable holiday dining experience, the Coronado Country Club is absolutely a great place to be. I especially like the easter egg experience where all children run at the sound of an amazing horn to catch as many Easter eggs as they possibly can! What a great sight of tradition and feast!

So my brother and I were invited to go play a round of golf and we show up and the course is…read morelooking amazing compared to the other public courses we play at. The fairways were in great shape, the greens were fast and the scenery was amazing. Because it's a private club, we weren't rushed out slowed on our round. My neither and I had a great time and can't wait to play again. Top notch course.

This is my favorite place to play . Love the staff and the environment. They have a wide selection…read moreof platforms they pay . And they always have food and drinks I love this place it's love my second home

HORRIBLE company rude service…read more oh and mentioning that they hire LIARS and theives counting over $600 missing won't recommend and won't go back blanca needs a better team, management OK

We recently had a cousin visiting from out of town with her 6-year old daughter. It was a Saturday…read moreso we enjoyed the Farmers and Craft Market. We then we spend time in the Museum of Nature and Science. Then I took them to RAD Retrocade. Right away my nice went running to one of the games in the arcade and asked for tokens. I got her some tokens and my cousin and I ordered the food. Both of us ordered the vegan burger with fries and for little one chicken strips and fries. The food is plain and generic, (Sysco Foods quality). We were there an hour and a half. Their description was a combination of a Chuck e Cheese and Dave & Buster's. It was a great choice with a little girl in a hot Saturday afternoon.

This was fun! Great games, drinks and a fun time! Kid friendly. The staff did a good job of…read moregreeting us and making sure we always had a new drink in hand.

Wine tasting in New Mexico?! Well, why the hell NOT?! This was such a different experience for me…read more While the wine didn't knock my socks off, what did was the amazing hospitality and atmosphere. Sombra Antigua is where you wanna go to have a fun time. No judgments here, just a relaxing good time. While visiting New Mexico, I decided to check out the wine tasting scene. Admittedly, my expectations for wineries outside of my home state of California are generally quite low. Not because I don't think that there is better wine out there, but simply because I don't want to quickly compare everything to what I already know. Coming here, I knew it wouldn't be anything like the wineries back home. But that's honestly what I enjoyed most about Sombra Antigua. I stopped by solo without a reservation, and literally left with newly made friends that I hung out with for the rest of the night and even the next day. I mean, the people are so friendly, welcoming, and trustworthy here. There was live music and I sat and watched. 15 minutes later I was actually up and DANCING with a group of people. Shayla dancing with unknowns?! At MY big age? In this new era?! It's a rarity, I tell you! But, I did it. And it was SOOO much fun. Not to mention, the wine was actually pretty damn tasty. Yep, I said it! It was tasty. I enjoyed their Viognier, Demi sec, Barbera, and sweet cider beer. Is it the best wine that I've ever had in my life?! No, not at all. But, it's still good for the occasion and extremely affordable. They've got a large list of both wine and beer, and it's $5 for 5 tastes. BRING THOSE PRICES BACK TO NAPA!!! I know, I know... it ain't gonna happen. But, at least it's still thriving out here. The family who own and operate this winery is wonderful. They were right there dancing and drinking with everyone else. I love the family feel here. This is a winery where everyone know one another. And if they don't know someone, they're gonna get to know you and embrace you. I instantly felt embraced. What a warm and fun little gem this place is! If I'm ever back in this area again, a visit to Sombra Antigua will be first on my to-do list!

Sombra Antigua Winery is a fun place to grab a tasting or a glass of wine and hang out. Tastings…read moreare 4 for $10. Depending on the day, they may have sparkling, whites, reds, and seasonal offerings such as sweet sangrias or Day of the Dead Red. Colorful art adorns the walls in the tasting room and the labels of their wines. Service is great. Games are available to play while you sip. We chose to play the interesting card game, Mansplaining. Live music is available on the weekends.

Went here for El Paso Goat Yoga! Amazing experience! The animals are so cute, well trained, and…read moreobviously very loved :) Roberto and his staff are so friendly and strive to give you the best experience while you're there. Highly recommend this outing for families, or just to connect with nature. You will definitely leave there feeling happier!

Super Cool A block away from La Plazita…read moreMust visit historical building displaying Hispanic/world literature, art, & music The Executive Director of the Center is the renowned Chicana writer, Denise Chavez

Jennifer is an amazing teacher and the events are so much fun! I did the sugar skull black light…read morepainting event and had an amazing time. It was very relaxing creating my own piece of art. Highly recommend Wet Paint Art Studio!

So many thoughts! We visited opening night for the first night of the rodeo. The rodeo was pretty…read moregreat, it started on time and had a good array of events although there were just a few riders in each category. The clown and announcers did a great job. The seating was terrible and super HOT. Would a few front facing fans be possible? Way too cramped. We got there an hour early and were seated comfortably. But as the rodeo got closer and closer to start time people just kept cramming in. I literally had a gentlemen (I hesitate to call him that - a dude) squish so close to me he was sitting a little on my lap. (I am not exaggerating- it was shocking). When the rodeo concluded at around 8:30pm we decided to "look" at the rides. Meaning we walked over to that area. Big mistake. The walkways were so incredibly crowded and not well lit. It was not the safest feeling environment. We did "look" at the rides, drank an overpriced lemonade, and ate a pretty good funnel cake that took 40 minutes to get. When we entered the fair at 6:00pm there was a state police booth placing bracelets on your children, in case you got separated. It seemed overboard to me, but I signed my kids up any way. After seeing the evening dynamic at the state fair it makes PERFECT SENSE why the police have a bracelet system. Get the bracelet from the police, but also, don't stay too late after dark. I am half and half about my recommendation of the Fair. Look at your bank account, flip a coin, evaluate your calendar and go or don't.