And in conclusion...... Super nice people and great prices!…read moreWish this place was everywhere!

I absolutely love this coffee shop. The vibe is relaxed. The setting is comfortable. The coffee is…read moregreat, the sweet treats are even better, and we love the sandwiches and most recently that breakfast burrito. Everything is so reasonably priced. It's incredible. An example would be this breakfast burrito for $3.50. My husband and I split the sandwiches and it makes a great lunch. If you're in a hurry this may not be your place as it's gonna take a minute to get your stuff. But go outside enjoy the view of the Organ mountains and when you get it, I promise you will be delighted.

Picacho Coffee Roasters is one of those spots that immediately feels thoughtful and well put…read moretogether without trying too hard. The space is huge--couches, communal tables, and plenty of room to settle in whether you're working, meeting up, or just hanging out. It genuinely functions as a co-working space, which is rare to see executed this well in a coffee shop. There's a lot happening here in the best way: they sell records, infused coffee beans, merch, and even fresh sourdough loaves, giving the place a curated, community-driven vibe. The music sealed the deal--hip-hop with strong Common / A Tribe Called Quest energy--setting a relaxed, soulful tone that makes you want to stay awhile. Coffee-wise, I ordered the matcha with oat milk and it was smooth, balanced, and not overly sweet. Quality clearly matters here. Service was another standout: warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly without feeling forced. They also have a bakery case with assorted items (note for fellow vegans: bakery items are not vegan), though the drink options themselves are still accommodating. Overall, Picacho Coffee Roasters is a great spot for quality coffee, good music, and a space that actually invites you to linger. I'll definitely be back.

I had a great experience at Picacho. It is a little hidden gem in Las Cruces and a must try. They…read moreoffer coffee as well as tea.

Wanting to find a good coffee shop in Las Cruces, we found Grounded…read more The service team greeted us with a smile and engaged in small conversation while we ordered our breakfast and coffee. Our kids ordered Açaí bowls while I just had a cappuccino. We made our way to the back courtyard, which was wide open and great for two young kids to run about without bothering anyone. The interior is inviting. While I didn't take pictures of the food, it was simply because we dug right in. The presentation of the food was exquisite and the kids barely looked up from their bowls; that's a good sign! We made sure to buy some coffee beans on the way out, which we are now enjoying at home.

Arrived early to prep for a meeting my husband had. Ordered a cold brew and he ad the everything…read morebagel. The food was pretty good, but the service was not. The barista seemed incapable of acknowledging us while doing something else (think whe may have been testing the first shots of espresso when we arrived). I understand if you are busy, but at least make eye contact and maybe smile... I had a question on the way out and had the same response. Oh well. The ambiance was great, love the layout with multiple areas at different levels.

Been here once before and so glad i came back, especially because I realized they have a BANANA…read moreMATCHA LATTE. The matcha was so good and paired perfectly with the sweet chunky banana. We also ordered the banana foster latte, this is very sweet and the pistachio latte. It's a cute little walk up, was previously a shipping container and I love the style. Service is pleasant and they take their time carefully preparing your drink. Which I appreciate.

The coffee was so delicious! I loved that it was not super acidic. We tried a banana foster coffee,…read moreone iced in one hot. They both taste different as far as the sweetness level but equally delicious 10 out of 10 the barista recommended their special and I'm so glad we got it.

I've been to Indulgence Bakery and Cafe several times for both breakfast and lunch, and it never…read moredisappoints! The fried chicken breakfast sandwich is perfectly crispy, and the burgers are excellent with flavorful sauces. The fresh fruit that comes with the strawberry blitz crepe is a refreshing touch. Salads are always crisp and fresh, and the ranch dressing is the best I've had anywhere. The Philly cheesesteak is wonderful, and the enchilada crepe is rich, savory, and deliciously unique. Everyone is so nice, and the desserts are a lovely treat too! Everything here tastes fresh and well made definitely one of my favorite spots to eat.

Over seasoned reconstituted potato's and bread. Covered disguised by cheese and sauce. Feels like…read morelast weeks food reheated. No vibrancy.

The Main Street Vintage Mercado is a great addition to the downtown Las Cruces scene…read more This is the perfect stop for shopping, sitting with friends, enjoying an Italian soda, coffee, or a paleta (Mexican popsicle). The owner is extremely friendly and her barista is equally welcoming. When you enter this establishment you are not just a customer but a welcomed guest. Some unique items you may find here: antique dishes, antique lamps, antique furniture, antique chandeliers, unique items such as antique pipe holders and fabric wall hangings. I have no doubt if you are looking for something in particular the owner either has it or will go out of her way to locate it for you. Further, the prices are VERY REASONABLE. As a collector of milk glass I am an avid antique shopper and I have a good handle on pricing. For example there was an antique chandelier priced at $95, and an antique end table priced at $30, and a ornate milk glass vase priced at $14 (I have seen this exact vase located elsewhere for double). I did enjoy a fabulous Raspberry Italian Soda, the perfect amount of flavoring, including whipped cream and a cherry. Super good!!! There are seats for relaxing with friends over a drink or dessert and the shopping is just a fabulous added bonus! Check back at this location as it has just opened and there is more coming in the future according to the owner. I will revisit!

I love supporting local businesses and have wanted to stop in for a while but the first few times…read morewe went by they hadn't put in their espresso machine yet so we decided to wait. They have since installed their machine so today we were able to get a quick lunch and it was in a word "wonderful." First the coffee. I just got a straight up café latte and it was great. The roast was perfectly balanced and I can say it was worth the wait. My wife had a chai latte which was also great. For my sandwich I chose the Norman Rockwell. I was a little nervous at first because I'm picky about my bread (no wonder bread for me, please) and I wasn't sure what Dave's Killer Bread was. But Dave really knows his bread and the sandwich was delicious. The atmosphere is eclectic but fitting and today we had a musician playing and singing Spanish ballads which was fun. There is also a little antique store that is worth browsing through. The only thing that would have made the experience better is the coffee cups are all disposable even if you are eating in and it would have been nice to have such a good coffee in a real cup. Regardless, this won't be our last visit and it is a great addition to Main Street. On a side note, 10 or 15 years ago my wife and I had a pumpkin soup in Germany that was amazing and has been for us the holy grail of soups. Since that time we've tried to find a recipe or to duplicate it by trial and error to no avail. But today we found that soup right here and it totally made our day. Finding that soup alone made the visit worthwhile.

Food is good and service is fast. Spacious and clean eating area. Friendly staff always ready to…read morehelp.

Came by once before but their hours start at 6:30 AM. I don't understand this but I suppose that's…read moresmall town life. OK, I can adapt. I came in for a gluten free breakfast sandwich today, 12/3/25. I don't normally do sandwiches but I was craving a little something and was excited they had this option. Learned no, they don't have any and the way it was asked makes me wonder if this isn't a common occurrence and having gluten free bread isn't a rarity but is in fact, the norm.

I have to say the soup is very good, but it is WAY overpriced for what you get. $12.95 for a…read moreregular sized bowl of soup is a little on the steep side. They also advertise that they have draft beer but they DON'T. The service is mediocre at best. They are friendly just not efficient. Overall I would like to return but they need to work the prices or at least give portions that are worth the cost.

A group of us were looking for a chill place to meet up after class. It was not that long after…read morelunch, so we thought Boba should be good! Well, this is not your average Boba spot. It's kind of dark on the inside and when we first came in, it didn't really look like anyone worked there. It's a pretty good sized space and they easily accommodated our group of 9 without prior reservations. The interior is clean, but has a divey feel to it. The servers were pretty pleasant - no complaints there. So the menu... it's a lot. So many different options, but it's difficult to understand the theme of the restaurant. It's just all very confusing. OK so they have Boba which is Japanese, and then kind of keeping with that theme, they have different fried rice plates... but then they also have quesadillas... club sandwiches... there's no theme. I ordered a Lavender Milk Tea and built my own quesadilla with chicken, bacon, green chile and beans... but the star of it all was the sweet potato fries as my side. Will I eagerly try to go back? Maybe not, but if I had to, I would.

This cafe is tiny but darling. The place was packed, which is a good sign. They had numerous tea…read moreoptions. I got an iced orange-tangerine herbal tea, which was beautiful and delicious. It had quirky decor, including the bathroom filled with Freda Kahlo portraits and a lighted tin statue pictured here. The lone waitress handled the task with efficiency and great attitude.

Love the vibes and decor, but was a little disappointed with the breakfast. Food portions were…read morepretty small, the quiche had great flavor but was pretty tiny for the price. The round roll sandwich was also difficult to eat. Our teas came out with "great value" Walmart teabags in them, pretty sure we paid $6 for that... been wanting to try this place for awhile but sadly was not impressed overall.

Finally got to try this place. Wonderful bread selection…read morefrom sourdough to sweet breads. We tried Apricot/cranberry and walnuts absolutely delicious. The gentleman at the counter was very attentive and friendly. There are other pastries like cinnamon rolls and sticky buns. Definitely worth a trip down town

Lovely bakery with good loaf bread options. I was looking for something to snack on and they had a…read moresourdough pretzel I was eyeing, but sadly it contains dairy. Since I can't consume dairy I had to miss out and just posting in case others are in the same boat as myself. The staff is nice and helpful. Note: I should up close to closing time and they were having a sale on some of the bread.... Buy one get one free. Probably to sell all bread and not carry over to the next day.