Saturday evening, dark, dingy, with an ancient whiff of cigarette smoke, not overwhelming, but…read moreenough to let you know you'd better order whiskey or beer. I ordered my regular, well whiskey and a Coors. My order appeared instantly. Yup, my kinda place. No music inside and few TV's. Too early to step out on the dance floor, which is the main attraction, I guess. When it's packed with two-stepping action, I'd guess this is The Place. My guess is wrong. Go Outside! Live Music! Axe throwing! That's where you Win!

Had the absolute best time! Tammy took care of us. Live music and cold beer! Fun for all.read more

Lots of things to do for a very reasonable price. They could've used a few more staff members to…read morehelp out with some things though.

We came said open 11-5 the door was unlocked but all lights were off and no one was inside came…read moredown for a day of fun and so far everywhere we have gone is closed definitely recommend calling ahead before coming to this town if you have made plans

Very cool concert venue! Roswell is a few hours away from where we live, but we used the…read moreDescendents show as an excuse for my daughter and I to take a mini vacation. Good sized building for indie artists. The staff were all really nice. Didn't try any of the drinks or food on this visit. Would be open to it next time.

Fabulous service and a great staff. They offered fun drink specials to suit the Pink Floyd music…read morebeing played!

This Hilton is fairly new. The front desk staff was nice. Everything looked clean. There is a…read morelittle area to purchase drinks and snacks. Even some food you can cook in your room. The room (205) was cozy and comfortable. The bathroom was clean and the shower was the best one I've used since being on travel. There's shower gel and shampoo only provided in the shower. Great news for the regular poopers out there, this bathroom has a fan!! The bed was comfortable, not too hard and not too soft. I love having a kitchenette and a decent size fridge. This room has great perks, including a peaceful nights sleep. I was pleasantly surprised that the alarm clock has a wireless charger for your iPhone. The breakfast was...meh. Different English muffin sandwiches, an egg white patty of some sort, a bowl of something spicy, grits, waffles, yogurt, boiled eggs, toast and muffins. There was juice, coffee and tea. Overall, I recommend this hotel.

Nice place to stay in Roswell. Front desk woman during the day not too friendly, but the night…read morefront desk guy was great. Rooms are clean, water pressure in shower is good. If you have a dog they have a nice fenced area available till 10pm. Be careful floors are slippery when they mop the tiles in the elevator and lobby.

My whole exoerience was great from start to finish. JENNY handled the party details like the pro…read moreshe is even though I kept switching things up. The venue was perfect and Maddox did a great job with the menu. I would highly recommend them

This is a for rent venue with a outside and inside seating…read more Lots of parking close by. You will find a great group to work with for your event. You can have your own catering or they will find one for you.

Some friends of mine were married here on a Saturday night. It was so lovely. I met the owner of…read morethe space. She has artwork from about 15ish artists. From paintings, photographs, jewelry, pottery and sculptures. She also teaches art classes. If I lived in Roswell this would definitely be a place I would want to visit and take classes. Or rent out for a fun party. Very neat, and very different from all the alien attractions around town.

I have mixed reviews regarding this establishment. Firstly, the server lacked in-depth knowledge…read moreabout wine, though they were familiar with the labels, which added an element of amusement. Secondly, the wine tasting options were limited solely to the bottles that were open, priced at 3 for $15, which was reasonable. However, for guests unfamiliar with the region, the presence of local vineyards may come as a surprise. I am aware that high desert areas can yield exceptional grapes, yet the experience did not adequately convey the origins, distinctions, or cultivation methods of the vineyard's grapes. As a winery, it is crucial to educate staff about the grape varieties offered and ensure they can address customer inquiries effectively. One staff member appeared annoyed by questions, while another was unable to provide answers but maintained a pleasant demeanor. Would I visit again to try the food? Sure, Being a chef it'll be interesting if they use the right pairing of the wines to enhance the food they serve. Menu looks amazing. But only can review the bar experience so far. **Reflections of a Traveling Chef: Expectations and Perceptions** In the world of culinary arts, especially when you're constantly on the move like a travel chef, managing expectations becomes a balancing act of its own. Our first interactions with new places and people often paint vivid pictures in our minds, for better or worse. I find myself guilty of overanalyzing initial encounters and reacting more strongly than perhaps warranted. This tendency was clear when I first dined at a restaurant where a server's attitude struck me as indifferent. At that moment, my expectations shifted into a montage of assumptions, casting a shadow over my experience. Yet, I realized later that perhaps, in my haste to judge, I had missed understanding the nuances that come with new environments and personalities--a lesson in perception that time and experience continue to teach. Returning to the same restaurant, I approached with a renewed perspective and sought to experience it anew, sans the baggage of past misjudgments. This time, the culinary offerings of beef Wellington bites and a green chili cream cheese appetizer opened my eyes to the finesse and creativity the establishment could offer. What stood out, however, was not just the food but the human element--Josh, who transformed an initially unpleasant experience into something unexpectedly delightful. Josh's efforts reminded me of the power a single individual holds in reshaping perceptions and the pivotal role attitude plays in hospitality. As I reflect, the lesson becomes clear: while our expectations can skew reality, our ability to embrace change and give second chances can lead to unexpectedly rewarding experiences.

My daughter and I had a pleasant outdoor dining experience for lunch at Pecos Flavors Winery +…read moreBistro back on April 8, 2026. If you do not like honeybees, do not sit outside. They don't bother me at all, but we also had to shoo away them and especially flies which are sure annoying. I opted for a whole #9 turkey with black olives ($13). I am glad I did get chips, salad, or soup. It would have been too much for me. The avocado on my sandwich was a bit of a turnoff, having browned quite a bit. However, it was tasty. My oldest got a whole #12 BLT ($14). That thing had a ton of bacon strips which she didn't share. Lol. She at all of it. She had a cup of tomato basil soup which I thought was okay. Not my favorite. The lemon berry mascarpone cake ($7) was very delicious even though the cake part fell apart easily. Our waitress was friendly, but just a bit weird at times - like not handing me the receipt when I reached for it. She instead placed it further out in front of me. She just was in La La Land I guess. I would back for a lazy brunch with mimosas.

We arrived late at night after a long drive down from Santa Fe, the front desk girl was really…read morenice, seemed to be in a cheerful mood, and made check in go by smoothly. We settled into the room just fine, it was spacious and seemed pretty clean. Aside from the window curtains needing a wash, I didn't really see anything that stood out to me as being that dirty. I checked the beds and they were both fine. The pillows could be a bit better, they were pretty flat and didn't offer much support. The "pull out" sofa sucked, it was quite hard and it was confusing trying to figure out how it folded out as it isn't your typical fold out sleeping sofa. You had to take all of the cushions and pillows off then grab two little handle things to flip the top half of the sofa onto the ground to open up the "bed" which is basically just a support box like you would put under a mattress. I also wish they had a slightly bigger trash can in the room, we have booked a suite for two nights with six guests in it and there was only one small can in the kitchenette and one small can in the bathroom. Breakfast was as you'd expect at a hotel. There wasn't a ton of seating so we ended up taking it back to our room.

Came a little expectations. It's Roswell so figured a lot of tourists…read more Mark greeted us at the front counter. Was very friendly. Room is ok. He even called to ensure we were ok afterwards. Great guy. A bit older but decent w a small kitchen. Lamps and furniture were updated. Electrical and plumbing fixtures were older. Bathroom was a bit older but not ancient. Breakfast was ok as well. Waffle machine; juice machine; 2 hot dishes; cereal bar; Not the biggest spread but ok. Facility is ok, staff was great

Two foodies from Houston on a winter break road trip to Roswell, NM. We are IHG members so we…read morecalled and reserved a room in Roswell, NM. Our one issue with the process is that we can't get a straight answer on room rates. The room set-up is idea. In the entrance, there is a large mirror, seat, built-in shelf with outlet which is great for doing your hair etc. Across in the way is the microwave and mini refrigerator. In the main room along the wall, you will find a closet, place for bag, drawers, and desk with chair. Additionally, there is a place to sit and read or watch TV. While the room is not luxurious, it is clean and well maintained. Breakfast area was clean and ready for dinners. Food is not five star, but it is fresh and hot. The coffee machine makes a good cup of coffee (smooth and not bitter). Staff is friendly and professional. Everyone working makes it a point to acknowledge you with a hello or good morning. Thanks for the warm welcome!

Room was nice enough, however, phone charging plug in had been pushed into the wall could not use…read more Light bulbs burned out. Bathroom uses the common soap and shampoo dispensers. Which are highly gross. Anyone could put anything in the bottles, personal fluids, hair remover... etc... just gross. Breakfast, turkey sausage, powered egg.