The food was excellent, spicy & flavorful. Entrees are a good size. Service was personable and…read moretimely. Cute cozy location which was perfect for our group of 8.

Hidden gem! Food and service is always 10/10. At times it…read moregets really busy but they bring out the food without much waiting.

Popped into Alma's on 11.22.2025 for breakfast burritos to-go for our roadtrip…read more I didn't realize there was a drive-thru, but I would have never saw all the Artesia High Bulldog memorabilia inside the restaurant if I had used it. Service was fast & friendly. Our burritos were huge! A medium black coffee, two bacon-cheese-egg burritos & one chorizo-egg-cheese-potato burrito set me back $31.45. Yes, I would go back here in a heartbeat as our burritos were scrumptious and came with cups of good salsa. TIP + breakfast buffet was available too! RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 5 | Service: 5 | Ambiance: 5| Price: 4

Good food. Good service. Always very crowded. One of best places to eat in Artesia. Located right…read moreon the highway thru town.

We had an amazing dinner at Adobe Rose tonight! We had the chicken fried chicken with brussels…read moresprouts. Both dishes were amazing! Our server, Star, was the BEST! She was very sweet and personable! She definitely added to our experience. We dined inside, but there is a cute patio area as well.

One of the WORST experiences in recent memory. We waited more than 30 minutes for our drinks to…read moreshow up. The food took over 90 minutes to arrive and then was cold. It would have been pretty good it'll it was the proper temperature. The power went out while we were waiting. Not their fault. Can't predict that. My blood sugar was dropping badly and I needed something to eat right away so we ordered chips and queso. The waitress told us, "No, our computers are down. So I can't key in any orders. I'm sorry but I can't bring you any other food besides what you have already ordered." I will NEVER go back to this place! Never! Ever!

We stopped here after a long road trip. We enjoyed this place once before as newlyweds and now, 17…read moreyears later we got to enjoy it with our teen. It is located on Main Street and there were lots of cars. Generally that's a good sign. We walked in and were seated right away and offered a booth or table. I loved that. We like the booths and so often have to ask for them in places. The place is a very nice design. It's almost as though most of the tables have an intimate setting. Our server was pleasant and kind. We enjoyed her as she was very attentive as well. I read complaints on the salsa and while I can be a bit picky myself, this was okay. I'm originally from Texas and I know we are kind of salsa snobs. I mean....I was making my own salsa in my molcajete as a young teen. I got a small bowl of lemons for my water and dressed up our chips with lemon and salt. The chips were delicious and you can tell homemade. Our server never used empty with chips, salsa, or water. We were recommended to get the carne asada plate, southwest combo, and the chili rellenos.we had the rellenos on the buffet years ago. It was all still so good. The carne asada was amazing and moist. The flavor was amazing. My son got it cooked well done and it was still delicious. Highly recommend! The southwest combo was perfect for someone who wants a bit of everything. I got it with green and red sauce because I couldn't decide that either. The whole plate was great. The cheese chili rellenos with cheese sauce was epic. I mean it's like a spicy hotdog had a baby with a funnel cake. Yum!!!! We wanted to stick around and come back another day but we were on a tight schedule. Until next time. I don't understand why some of the reviews were so harsh. I mean there are all different types of Mexican food. I enjoy that New Mexico puts a bit of their own spin on it.

Service is wonderful. But the food is not very good. Rice bland. Beans taste canned. Alot of the…read morefood taste like microwave food instead of authentic Mexican food.

Wow, what a great find! We are full-time RVers and have been spending some time in the beautiful…read moreChihuahuan high desert area. We ran up to Artesia, NM to get errands done and decided to stop here for some breakfast. The restaurant is located just of the main highway that goes through town. You walk in and order at the counter. The owners were extremely helpful and patient as we looked over the menu and decided on our order. The Boss burrito was just out of this world. All of the ingredients are fresh and the service was fast. You will definitely taste the flavors of New Mexico when you eat here. The prices were reasonable. There is an outdoor patio area where you can enjoy your meal, should you be inclined. I would definitely recommend a stop at Burritos Y Salsas for anyone traveling to or through Artesia.

Best burrito in town!!! Big Boss was amazing!! My hubby also ordered Big Boss and added chorizo,…read morehad great spicy flavor!

Los Agaves is a Jalisco Mexican-style restaurant in Artesia, NM…read more It has a large private parking lot. I liked the vibes when we walked in on October 11, 2026. We had to wait to be seated, but our hostess ended up giving us options for the main dining room or the bar dining room. My daughters chose the bar dining room where we sat in front of this massive TV screen. I love their chairs with old photos on them. Our waitress, Vicenta, was very friendly and mostly attentive until she got a bit busy towards the end of our meal. I had to find her to get our check because we wanted to go to a pumpkin farm before heading home. The food was quite delicious. For starters, I had a Paloma ($9.31) with house tequila. Very refreshing and not too strong. I tried my oldest daughter's horchata ($4.73). Not overly sweet. Because it was Sunday, I had... pozole rojo ($12.22)! I'm glad I requested the smaller bowl because I did not have room for even all of the small. The corn tortillas were served hot and were delicious. Their pozole is slightly on the spicy side, but the pork was amazingly tender as was the hominy. I also ordered a small bowl of guacamole ($2.07) which was decent. I didn't much care for the complimentary salsa, but their chips were good. My kiddos enjoyed their food too, but I didn't try any of it: + 4 quesabirrias ($15.60) + #35 Beef crispy tacos ($12.08) The women's restroom did not have a handle on it. Just a round cut-out of where one should have been. Did someone steal it? Lol. Oh, and I hate that I was easily taller than the stalls. So weird. Overall, good choice when in Bulldog territory. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4.5 | Service: 4.5 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 3

Revisiting Artesia and was looking for authentic Mexican food. Homemade tortillas offering and…read moreposole and menudo drew us in. We enjoyed the ambience and service. We also ordered breakfast burrito and coffee. Had to send lukewarm coffee and menudo back to be reheated. We enjoyed the food and would have given more stars if not for reheating requests. On way back to hotel we spotted California Mexican food and will try that tomorrow

Love the people here, the service, and the food. They have menu selections of Mexican and American…read moreentrees. The prices are reasonable, such as $10.99, $12.99, etc. They have kiddie selections and senior selections. No buffet, so all orders are fresh. The mural painting of the beautiful Hispanic woman is wonderful, who happens to be the daughter of the original owner. La Fiesta has had many years in Artesia, having first started out on N. Roselawn, then 13th St., and currently on S. 1st St. I can remember going to La Fiesta as a child, so that speaks for itself. May La Fiesta have many more good years. Thank you to the staff for attending to our large party of 11 people. Your smiles and care made it a very special time for us. The food was delicious

Food was good. Service was terrible. How do you service hot green Chile and never refill tea when…read moreasked multiple times. The waitress finally came out with a Pitcher of tea and refilled other tables even though I am the one that asked for it. Anyone coming to eat at La Fiesta in Artesia,NM might want to consider bringing your own bottled water. Horrible service and I have a district manager for a well know Fast food chain. This is not acceptable. Please try harder.

Food was excellent, everything was handmade to order. 100% recommend the Barbados tacos or burrito…read moreif available! Service was excellent as well and the salsa was phenomenal

This experience was honestly ridiculous. I ordered a lemonade that was extremely sour and just…read moredidn't taste good to me or my partner. We asked the waitress if it could be swapped for a different drink, and she brought out another drink without any issue. When we got the check, however, I noticed we were still charged for the original lemonade. The owner picked up the check, and I explained that I was still being charged for the drink that I had already asked to be replaced. He told me, "Oh well, you should have told the waitress." I told him that I did, and he responded that there was nothing wrong with the lemonade, so he still had to charge me for it. So I was like whatever and let the $3.50 go, but what happened next was unbelievable. He came back with a glass of lemonade in his hand and said, "Look at me take a drink. See? There's nothing wrong with it." That was incredibly unprofessional and condescending. Whether he personally thought there was something wrong with the lemonade completely misses the point. Taste is subjective. I didn't like it, told the waitress, and it was replaced. A good business owner would have simply removed or comped the $3.50 drink instead of arguing with a customer and trying to prove that their personal taste was wrong. It's not about the $3.50--it was about the way the situation was handled. For such a small issue, the owner turned it into an uncomfortable and ridiculous experience. But hey, keep the $3.50. Judging by the lack of customers, I can see you probably need it more than I do. The way this was handled definitely explains why.

We recently had food catered from Nina's. Without a doubt, the food from there was great! The red,…read moregreen enchiladas, rice and beans were flavorful and very authentic. On my next visit to Artesia, I will definitely stop here. The owner was friendly and the service was great.

The food is so-so, the service is slow and the hours are not great. This cafe is mid at best. The…read morechicken in my chicken taco was dry, over-cooked, and tasted old. The chicken fajitas were ok. The food seems to be a hit or a miss. I guess it depends on the day.