Family treated us to dinner in the Carlotta room of the Double Eagle. Service was fantastic, and it was neat to learn the history of the building and of the room in particular. I ordered the blackened Mahi Mahi with spinach and mashed potatoes. The seasoning was a bit heavy on salt for me, but the fish was cooked perfectly. My partner ordered and enjoyed the pork chop with mashed potatoes. We finished off the evening with a tasty creme brûlée. We would be happy to go again when back in town. read more

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I'm glad Double Eagle was on Open Table so I could get points for reservations. The restaurant is way bigger than I expected. It has many styles, court yard, fancy dining area, bar area. All food was so delicious with many options. The buttery mashed potato and medium rare, tender steak was mesmerizing. My favorite is the chicken marsala, it was addicting. The sweet sauce tasted so good with the al dente pasta. The elk sausage was a nice addition which was my husband's favorite. I definitely recommend this place. read more

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We've eaten here before and have always had a great experience, which made today's visit a bit disappointing. It looks like they've changed the menu, and there were very few Spanish-inspired dishes compared to what they offered in the past. We started with the chile con queso, which was very good. For my meal, I ordered the street tacos with carne asada since they were out of shrimp. The tacos were tasty and enjoyable. My partner and mom both had the Reuben sandwich and thought it was just okay. My stepdad ordered the Mexican plate but felt it was too salty and didn't enjoy it very much. Overall, lunch was a bit of a letdown compared to our previous visits. The service was okay, but it seemed somewhat forced, and the staff appeared tired and lacking energy. On a positive note, the ambiance was as lovely as ever. The patio is beautiful and remains one of the best parts of dining here. At this point, I'm not sure we'll return on our next trip unless the menu changes again and brings back some of the dishes we enjoyed in the past. read more

I have to say that the food was amazing ing!! The ribeye steaks were cooked to perfection! They had a mild mesquite flavor, and were absolutely delicious! I also had a cup of their New Mexico red chili posole--yummy! Our waiter was nice, but perhaps he was too busy to focus on all of his tables. I had to walk over to the maître d' to ask for our drink order. And once our food was served, I noticed we had not been served bread. I asked our waiter, but by the time it was brought, we were just about done eating. All things considered, we will be back! The food is just tooooo good not to! Lol read more

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I'll just start by saying the best part of our experience was our server, Grant. He was very attentive, interactive with our group and just a pleasant person. Booked it for a pre-birthday dinner for my mom's birthday. We had 4 adults, 1 toddler and 1 infant. I made the reservation on OpenTable and it automatically offered me the Carlotta Private Room. It is out of sight of the main restaurant and is very secluded. It's a round room with old photos/paintings on the walls, some of the original furniture, and antique-y decor. The first impression was not how pretty it was, but how smelly it was. It smelled musty and damp in there. I get that it's old, but you can still get it and keep it smelling fresh! Anyway, they had some lavash and butter with what I think was paprika as an 'amuse bouche'. We ordered beverages and then our main dishes (which were accompanied by fresh dinner rolls). For myself, I got the Sea Bass (Branzino) which came with mille feuille potatoes and asparagus. For my toddler (since they do not have a kid's menu) and husband (who ate the lion's share of the meal), we got the 14 oz aged NY strip steak and twice-baked potato. The other adults said their food was "meh". My fish was overcooked and absolutely tasteless. I was so unbelievably disappointed. I have NEVER had to add salt to any fish dish made in a restaurant... this was a first. I had to add salt AND pepper, and still it left a lot to be desired. The mille feuille had been deep fried, such that instead of being a delicate masterpiece, it became a brick of deep-fried potato! I was not a fan. My husband was also underwhelmed with his steak. He said it tasted like they just cooked a naked steak - absolutely no seasoning. What really ground my gears is the number of times the restaurant staff mentioned "fine dining". Now I've been fortunate enough to enjoy fine dining in several different states, and the lack of seasoning, flavor and sanitation (the smell) in this place should be reason enough to not use that phrase to define themselves. I was so disappointed by the experience. When your lavash and dinner rolls taste better than any of your entrees, you've got some serious problems. And to think the average plate sells for about $45... the least you can do is give people good food! read more

Double Eagle Restaurant - 14 oz aged NY strip (medium) and twice baked potato. - Mexican Near Me - Mesilla, New Mexico

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I ordered three sides for my meal and I thoroughly enjoyed them- the tempura chile releno was amazing!! My dad didn't like his steak covered in sauce and my mom didn't like her lobster mac and cheese (she thought the chiles were overpowering). The desserts were wonderful- pecan pie and flourless chocolate cake. Our server was fantastic and the atmosphere was also really enjoyable. read more

This is the 2nd time we have gone here. The last time we were passing through on vacation. This restaurant was recommended by the rv resort where we were staying. We were on our way through again and went back. Nicole was the bartender. She was a lot of fun. The food was, once again, very good. Prices very reasonable. Not sure why they are a 3.1 on yelp. Other review apps have them in the 4s. Don't miss this gem! Also love the decor read more

Peppers and Double Eagle has been our favorite place for parties and just dinner for years. The place is beautiful and the servers are great. We live about two hours away and when in Las Cruces we go here. But the Menu has changed and our favorite southwest dishes are no longer available. We started to leave but decided to have the Salmon. We will change our parties and special dinners out to one of the many fine places in Las Cruces that have a menu like the "old Peppers." read more

We were seated in the courtyard area for lunch and it was quite nice with the fountain. While our waitress took care of us, she had her attention divided between us and a large party. This did cause our service to be a little slow. Our food was very good and the classic margarita's were tasty. read more

I still have the most respect and appreciation to give This company for being a stepping stone in my journey. In my opinion it is still the finest place to dine in town. read more

We had to check out this historic restaurant while we were in Las Cruces. We sat at the long bar that was sort of in a room all its own. Seemed much like a sultry, smoky bar from the 40s or 50s, although it definitely wasn't smoky. Just a movie set vibe. The waiter was friendly and helpful. We had the recommended prickly pear margaritas which were huge and tasty but not too strong. We snacked on the calamari which was delicious! At 5pm we were able to order from the main restaurant menu. We were looking forward to the red chili escargot, but it didn't really live up to the hype or our expectations. Just okay. It was a fun experience and we'll definitely go back to explore more of the menu. read more

Always stellar!!!! Double Eagle has a bit of everything- great drinks, an amazing menu, superb history, and fun stories of the supernatural. Make sure to have a cocktail in the bar area- the Double Eagle Margarita is award winning as it should be! The history of the bar area is fascinating- ask the bartender and they'll tell you a tale. We learn something new every visit. Make reservations and you can be sat in one of several rooms- the haunted Carlotta room, the Gadsden Purchase room, or the Maximillian room. Each room has its own special draw with spooky tales or significant historical events like the signing of the Gadsden purchase. Fun!! Upon ordering, note that their steak is exceptional in any form. I've gone with the beef tornadoes (medallions) and the Chicken Mesilla with a side of the lobster Mac and cheese- split among three of us and it was the perfect portion. We ended the evening with a slice of the Mile High Cheesecake with chocolate. Service is always great and timed perfectly! The prices are very reasonable considering this is a place of historic significance! Double Eagle is so good every single time. read more

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For considering itself a high end steak house, it was hands down the worst steak I've ever had. The restaurant looked amazing, had style, and great staff. . HOWEVER, I have had better steak at Texas Roadhouse. .2 thumbs down. . No bueno. . Keep on adventuring up the road read more

Usually ok. Not last evening. Made 5:30 pm reservations. Ordered steak and lobster tail with baked potato; different steak, baked potato and crab stuffed mushrooms. Both steaks were the exact same flavor and texture. Sinewy, chewy and bad. So was lobster tail. Potatoes cold. Wouldn't melt butter. No crab in mushrooms. Drawn butter burned. However the evening was truly memorable for our worst anniversary dinner in 58 years marriage. It was also expensive. The server was lovely .. so a very generous two star rating. read more

Please be advised when you check the hours of Double Eagle Restaurant that when it says they are open at 11am, that it really means they don't open until 5 pm. I know, ridiculous. I made a reservation for 3:30 at the Double Eagle, and specifically requested the main dining room. When we got there we were told that although the bar was open as well as Peppers (the mexican cafe in the courtyard there), the Double Eagle was actually closed until 5 pm. The hostess even said that she thought the hours should be updated to reflect the true hours. The management should accurately reflect the correct hours for the Double Eagle. Their customers deserve better! Peppers is NOT Double Eagle! read more

Going to the Double Eagle is like stepping back into time. This elegant space with multiple chandeliers and where the Gadsden Purchase was signed seems out of place in the plaza. We were fortunate enough to get a reservation in the private Carlota Salon. A room where it is said the ghosts of two lovers still remain. We started with their award winning margaritas from the Imperial Bar. Our waitress was super attentive and the courses were well-timed. The red chile escargot was cooked well and was a nice twist on a traditional dish. Three in our group split the steak flight - 3 cuts of beef at a total of 58 ounces of meat (still way too much for three to share) The portions were cut and served table side. Some pieces were a little rare for my liking. A memorable dish was the steak complement of lobster mac & cheese. Perfectly cooked lobster in a creamy sauce with green chile. read more

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Sat down as a party of 4. The atmosphere was very nice. Bread and butter was good. Ordered crab stuffed mushrooms and Calamari. The stuffed mushrooms were delicious. The calamari was overcooked. Ordered fish and steaks for dinner. The Branzino fish tasted very fishy and came with a very small amount of truffle fries. The food arrived Luke warm and the server did not provide steak knives beforehand. Had to find someone to provide steak knives. One person did not like the smokey filet minion steak taste . The lobster tail was very good. Another person did not like the wagyu steak. The sirloin and scallops was very good. The wine selection was great and reasonably priced. The creme brûlée was delicious. Cost of dinner was too high for the overall mediocre food quality and service. read more

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Where do I start. I always like this place. But recently my most current visits have seemed, very routine. The food strikes me as normal, nothing like wow. In the past, as I grew up the double eagle was like the top notch place to go here. So this review is well, kind of like the food. Nothing fantastic. Even the ferns in there. I just didn't think the ambiance was over the top anymore. The servers are still good. The drinks are cold, the scotch is good. 4 stars cause my phone kept flying off the table and I was convincing the ghost was screwing with me. Maybe I have higher expectations of this place due to the hype and history. It's suppose to be classy in my mind read more

First time dining here. The establishment itself is historic and beautiful -- lots to see in the different dining rooms, old pictures on the walls, and an atmosphere that feels like you're stepping back into another era. We ordered a chicken sandwich (which was good, and the sweet potato fries were delicious) and enchiladas with steak, beans, and rice. Unfortunately, the sides were disappointing -- the beans were still hard, like they needed more cooking, and the rice was both burnt and undercooked. On the positive side, our server was excellent -- very attentive, made sure we were okay throughout, and kept us updated on our order. One thing to note: they add a 3.5% "order processing fee" to the bill, which feels a bit sneaky and unnecessary, especially given the already pricey menu compared to the taste and quality. Overall, the place has charm and great service, but the food and extra charges didn't make it worth the value for us. read more

The food, ambience and service are incredible! We were treated with curtesy and efficiency. The food and presentation were delicious! Will definitely return and highly recommend. read more

I highly recommend stopping by the bar area if you're in the area, it is beautiful. But Not sure if that is why they think they can serve a horrible drink? 2 Patron margaritas & 2 w the Mescal floater. All the drinks tasted like watered down orange juice. 4 bad drinks @ $14 each...have a beer or a glass of wine to enjoy the ambiance. Giving it 2 stars for the historical ambiance, it's not that hard to make a good drink read more

The bartender who became our waitress was fantastic. She took care of us. The drinks and tacos were fantastic. read more

Double Eagle Restaurant - Tuesday special. The food was great and the Margherita had two pretty pieces of turquoise for us. - Mexican Near Me - Mesilla, New Mexico

The food was decent at best. The service and the atmosphere are what sold this place. The history and the location are very amazing. Great place to visit and go for a fancy dinner. I recommend the crêpes for dessert. read more

Careful what you get to go! I mean don't take the ghost home ! Had a wonderful experience a few years back at this historic Restaurant and Bar and must return soon, ambience is great and the food is good. if you get a chance, make sure to get a short history of this interesting place. Really enjoyable day trip.! in old town. read more

Great History of the restaurant and the area in general. Really, excellent staff and the food, so good. My new favorite place in Las Cruces.

We've finally given up. After more than a year of giving this restaurant chance after chance, every visit ends in disappointment. Free desserts and apologies no longer make up for the repeated problems, and unfortunately, when we bring out-of-state guests, it always reflects badly on us for choosing this place. Recent Visit - $150+ Bill * Charged $2.99 for each Coke refill and iced tea. * Crab-stuffed mushrooms were undercooked, mushrooms raw, topped with cheap Parmesan that burned crispy, and barely any crab--$17 wasted. * Ordered steak and lobster. Steak requested medium came out raw. The excessive mesquite wood smoke burned our eyes and overwhelmed the dining room. * Worst of all, the restrooms reeked of raw sewage. The smell drifted into the dining room, making the entire meal unbearable. Staff brushed us off when we raised it multiple times. A Few Months Ago - $168+ Bill * Ordered a $50 baseball filet, advertised at 8 ounces, but received a golf ball-sized portion. * Management dismissed our concern and told us we "didn't know our steaks well enough." Final Thought: The consistent pattern of undercooked food, misleading portions, dismissive management, and serious sanitation issues is unacceptable. This is no longer just about one bad night--it's a fundamental failure to provide quality and respect to paying customers. read more

Not cheap, but excellent fine dining, best in southern New Mexico. Best bar selection, too! Love the atmosphere, and service is usually very good. read more

Went with a few friends for drinks and dinner. The bartender, who said that she was originally from Wisconsin, was very friendly and took care of all of us very quickly. She even remembered everybody's order when it was time for a second round. After the second round, we asked to be seated for dinner. We had a small room with a large table all to ourselves. It took quite a while to get water and a couple of bottles of wine. They came back two or three times to tell us they were out of the bottles we selected. Most of us ordered the Cesar salad to start with. The server prepared everybody's salad all at once in a large bowl, table side. It was very tasty with just enough anchovy; everyone liked it. A couple of us ordered the 50th anniversary steak and lobster special; they liked it. One ordered the duck and compared it favorably to duck he had in France. I ordered the 14 oz ribeye with a baked potato and a side of sautéed mushrooms. The steak was tender and delicious and the baked potato was a competent baked potato, though served not quite hot enough. The mushrooms were not to my liking; it tasted sweet, the consistency syrupy. I prefer (and make at home) mushrooms in a (dry) red wine reduction with shallots and butter...no sweet stuff. I want to give 3.5 stars, but I rounded up mostly because of the bartender. read more

Double Eagle Restaurant - a stained glass flower - Mexican Near Me - Mesilla, New Mexico

I am sad that I will no longer enjoy this establishment. My husband and I are in Las Cruces frequently since my parents live down the road from Mesilla and we always stop in when we go to town. This holiday is especially difficult due to a terminal diagnosis for my Mom. I flew my three daughters in from out of state and wanted them to see how beautiful the bar is and have a quick cocktail while shopping. It was shift change and the bartender on duty was not the usual gals. No surprise she wanted to see the girls' IDs, but she was already being inhospitable and clearly not wanting to serve our group of 6. She took one look at my oldest daughter's license and started citing law that she can't take their horizontal ID despite being over 21. When in truth she can't take a New Mexico vertical ID, and basically was such a witch I was done. My daughters had their passports with them, but my $200 was best suited for another establishment with better service. I have zero tolerance for rude servers and that one bartender on a power trip will cost this place my business forever. read more

I took a drive today to check out this place. It's an older restaurant so you get a different feel. Service was great. The food was also very good. I had the brunch burger special that came with an egg and I added a green chile. The burger was like a home made burger as the meat was very thick. The restaurant itself has some older furniture and the architecture of the building. I highly recommend this restaurant. read more

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Beautiful setting with old world charm. The service is professional, courteous and friendly! We just stopped for margaritas. Best margaritas I have ever had! read more

Absolutely HORRENDOUS service! Asked twice for a drink and wine menu. Younger bartender asked " by the glass or bottle?" What? Asked four times for a menu. Server asked which menu? What? I have no idea. I don't know how many menus you have. I ordered the sea bass. Pretty good, but the potato cakes were overcooked and dry. This place is still in business because of the decor. It's a beautiful restaurant with the worst service and marginal food. Probably have a steak at Texas Roadhouse next time. read more

Wow, haven't been here in ten years and wow have things changed. We went for lunch today at 12:40 and we sat for a while before we were greeted yet told us they'd be right back. The chips and salsa came and the water didn't come nor a waiter for nearly five minutes .... The waitress explained things were chaotic today and apologized early on which gave us little hope. The traditional margaritas were not good at all! The mix was pure lime juice and difficult to drink, maybe they ran out of triple sec. I ordered their award winning margarita which had some orange flavor and it was good. When our appetizer came the waitress gave us three plates , there were 4 of us . When she brought another plate she said, "here's your extra plate" no dear you only brought 3. The food came shortly after and was the best part of the experience. My order was wrong, I ordered the pineapple pecan salad with green chili chowder and she brought the Cobb salad instead. I believe the waitress was new and maybe training . The bartender needs to be taught how to make a simple drink like a margarita. We sent one back and they added something like orange but the lime was over powering it didn't change much at all. My award winning margarita was good but I believe it was because it had triple sec which is standard in a margarita. The ambiance is so nice and an establishment that has been here 50 years sadly at this moment in time is not withstanding the test of time. Maybe management could help with this. read more

The service and environment were impeccable. I felt very taken care of. The sides were wonderful. I got the relleno and lobster Mac. Now unfortunately my 40 dollar aged sirloin, was the worst steak I've ever had. If it wasn't for the sides and the service I wouldn't have stayed. Texas Roadhouse has much better flavor for way less. Very disappointed to say the least. Tasted like bark and sand. read more

Delicious upscale dining.Friendly service. Table-side flambé very good. Steaks cooked to perfection.

Good place on the weekends but not during the week. Meal was mediocre and expensive, duck was bland, wife's elk arrived to rare and it took so long to get it back properly cooked I had already finished so she ate alone. Margarita was good, and the service was very good. I will not be returning read more

Just arrived in MN and had our first meal here at the Peppers section of the restaurant, which was New Mexican cuisine. Food and drinks was good and the atmosphere great. Would recommend. read more

Double Eagle Restaurant - The view from where we were sitting. - Mexican Near Me - Mesilla, New Mexico

Let's start with the one good thing, the ambiance. it is historic and elegant. It's really too bad they don't know how to run a restaurant, 1. Service - Three of us were at dinner celebration and decided to splurge. we weren't seated quickly and the waited. we waited some more and finally a woman came over and apologized and said she would be our server, poured water and left. A younger waiter came over and told us he would be our waiter. He took our drink order and started to leave and we told him we knew what we wanted for dinner ( we had a lot of time to decide) . 20 minutes later our drinks arrived. 2. Margaritas. weak, over iced and over priced. 3. Food. I ordered atenderloin with scallops, another asked for only scallops and the third chicken Marsala. the scallops that arrived were tiny. , three in number and the very worst I have ever had. same for just the scallops diner and the chicken, well, it wasn't what he ordered. We were starving so we ate while third waited. Wait staff never checked on us to see if our dinner was good - we would figure out that they must spend a lot of time apologizing. Eventually , the chicken dish arrived and was shared with my fellow scallop dinner sufferer. 4. the bill. They come and apologize. they never asked us anything, but insisted we complete customer comment cards to express our disappointment. no manager visit, no discount, total unprofessional $66 waste of money for me. AVOID THIS PLACE! read more

We are from Chicago, and our friend took us out to dinner at Double Eagle restaurant in old town Mesilla. We each ordered our food and all was going to plan until I started to pull apart my salmon fillet which was raw! After advising the server of the raw fish, she brought it to the kitchen, she came back apologized and asked if I wanted anything else, like an appetizer, etc. I replied with a no, and was under the impression that she would bring cooked fish. It never came. After questioning her about it, she mentioned, that she misunderstood and thought I did not want anything else ... BUT THAT SHE HAD SPOKEN TO THE MANAGER "Julia" AND THAT we will not be charged for my meal. We did request to speak to the manager and nothing further came from that. One of the other individuals in my party ordered a Mexican food dish and the rice was dry and clumpy. I recommend not visiting this restaurant due to lack of hospitality, apparent inability to cook food properly, and lack of common sense and common comp practices. I will not return. read more

Traveled from out of town to visit family in El Paso. Had always wanted to visit the famous Double Eagle. Made a reservation online and reviewed the menu, excited to take my gma to commemorate her 98th birthday. Made the hour drive to get to La Mesilla. Staff were all GREAT. Extremely friendly (until exiting but I'll get to that). We were promptly seated and were given menus for Peppers. I didn't make reservations for 'Peppers' I had made them for the Double Eagle, or so I thought. I ask about that and was told Double Eagle is only after 5pm. NOWHERE on the site is that specified. Well we had already made the trip so settled in. I was actually about to walk out and head to La Posta but the server showed up. Food was a mediocre version of something resembling vaguely Mexican food. Tacos had no seasoning, rice and beans were likewise flavorless, tasted days old and reheated. 'Panko' Chile Relleno was a heavily battered green chile that looked more like a carnival hot dog. Now I will say the actual restaurant is beautiful. For the 'experience' I suggest having a drink at the bar and taking a look around. La Posta is right by and has true New Mexico style food...and you get sopaipillas. Again staff were all friendly our waiter was great. When we were leaving though, hostess at the front couldn't be bothered to say 'Thank You'. Would I come back after 5 to experience the 'Double Eagle', if the food is anything like Peppers...not a chance. read more

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