Loved the whole vibe of the place. Friendly, open, good beers and the pizza wasn't too bad either,…read morebut the giant pretzel with cheese was the best!!! Love that it is open and looks out onto the plaza. Easy to park on the street nearby.

Stopped in for a quick drink before dinner. Little Toad Creek Brewery is along Main Street in…read moredowntown LC, so you can't miss it. Adorable froggies adorn the bar making this brewery a very chill place to enjoy a drink to two. Little Toad has more to offer than just beer. Their menu includes some fun cocktails with almost any type of spirit your pallet desires. They have a stage for live bands and have a ton of weeknight activities such as trivia. Will for sure stop back in to Little Toad when back in LC and feeling froggy!

Fun little place. Some outdoor seating that is covered & uncovered. Beer on tap too. There's a…read moresmall stage I think for some live music. I believe they allow dogs too. Lots of long tables inside the establishment so it is very community oriented. Everyone should be friends. Lots of sugar skull and skeleton decorations. Service was efficient. Ordered the chicharrones which I really enjoyed. I would come back for these for sure.

Went here before (for a cocktail) and after (for dinner) a local play on a Sunday afternoon. Nice…read moreand chill vibe. Love trying new menu items. Loved the fish tacos and the elote. I ordered a pineapple whiskey sour which was delish and refreshing Servers are always very nice too

Great Service Great food No wonder why it's packed…read more Happy hoppy day plus you can bring your dog!

This place serves great beers with their kolch is great, especially for a hot day, which is the…read moremajority of days in LC. Their stouts are phenomenal too and I recommend a growler as they're pretty potent. We've tried the majority of their beers and they're tasty even if not our preferred style of beer. The outside seating is great if you have a well behaved for legged friend with you. Otherwise the inside seating is always good. I've always found the place to be clean and tidy. The food is good with the onion rings always a hit. This was a tip shared with me from a local and so passing it on. The service varies from awesome to ok. Nick has always been great but one of the female managers has an attitude and didn't process the discount as promised and expected. The majority of the servers are great and so we tipped well.

Amazing little craft brewery outside Anthony New Mexico within spitting distance of the Rio Grande…read moreRiver. Really nice outside space stringed with lights and music. This is a Harvest Host spot, so plenty of parking and interesting mix of RV'ers and locals here. The food inside the brewery tasting room is limited to bavarian soft pretzel, but there is always a food truck or two, or three parked there. The night we stayed and visited it was a Mexican food turck dishing up really good fare. You order and get a pager that buzzes you when its ready. In meantime, go inside and order up a really good small batch craft beer and hang outside enjoying the cool night air, music and friendly patrons. Nice, clean bathrooms at edge of patio property, easily accessible Prices are reasonable, like $5.50 for the beers and $20 for 3 excellent barbacoa or chicken soft taco's. The food truck also has soft drinks if that's more to your liking. Was open to about 11 pm

The service and beers have been excellent! I also recommend the margaritas and ranch waters. We did…read morenot try the food but it smelled amazing! You cannot beat their beautiful patio area on a beautiful day and even if the winds kick up the indoor area is very nice.

First time to this location and can say it's a very nice part of the vibrant brewery scene in the…read moreMesilla Valley. The vibe is that of your standard tap room with just about something for everyone. I tried the street taco lager and the blood orange cider. The first was similar to your classic Mexican lagers but had a very crisp taste and was very easy to drink. The blood orange cider was my favorite. Just the perfect amount of sweetness and tart that complement each other very well. The bartender we had was very friendly making causal conversation with us and knowledgeable with her recommendations for pint choices. They also do allow you to bring in your own food so there's something you can easily find that will pair with whatever that may be. Overall we had a fun experience at this casual establishment and look forward to our return.

Good beers, friendly service, and a fun atmosphere! We stopped in on New Years Day for our first…read morevisit and enjoyed all the beers we tried - the Buckhorn IPA was my favorite! The bartender was helpful in offering tasters so we could pick just the right one and was nice to chat with while we hung out for a couple refills. Will definitely be back again!

We drove 40 miles out of our way to visit here again. Food and service were both outstanding…read more... Las Cruces is a great town to visit... paradise for outdoors people.

GPS directions weren't helpful. This place is set back from the road, almost tucked behind a…read moreconvenience store. After spending too much time finding the small sign, the place was gated and locked up. We checked Yelp and the brewery website and both listed open hours. Went into the convenience store and they acted like they didn't even know the place existed, let alone the hours. We had heard good things about the beer, but this was a disappointment.

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.

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!

Yes it is hoooot outside but sitting outside on the patio there is a nice breeze great wine and of…read morecourse Preston came through again with a beautiful meal..our server today is Justice who is attentive and very knowledgeable please give this restaurant a try you will not be sorry!!!

Fig & Brie is the absolute cutest little spot right off busy University Avenue near NMSU. It's…read moremostly outdoor seating, with only one or two small tables inside. Despite being right on a main road, the patio is super serene and charming, full of lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and a lovely garden vibe that immediately makes you want to sit back and relax. The staff here is genuinely sweet and working so hard, but service-wise, they haven't quite figured out how to run the floor efficiently. The layout and floor plan make flow tough, and hospitality timing needs a major overhaul. It took a full 40 minutes for our charcuterie board to arrive, and we only had plain water the entire time. To make matters worse, our drinks didn't come out until after we had already started eating. Once it finally arrived, though, the Sunset 7 cocktail was fantastic, wonderfully refreshing with just the right touch of sweetness. The charcuterie board itself was gorgeous and generous: The Cheeses: The standout winner was easily the spicy Colby Jack: bold, creamy, with a fantastic kick. There was also a sharp, aged hard cheese that paired wonderfully with the fruit, alongside a mild, soft cheese. The Meats & Garnishes: Skewered marinated olives, a perfectly folded salami rose, and additional slices of cured peppered salami. The Sweet & Crunchy Extras: Dark chocolate bark studded with seeds/nuts, mini toasted brioche crostini, a bowl of rich fig jam, raw almonds, and an assortment of round water and herb crackers. Fresh Fruit: Overflowing with fresh produce, huge clusters of red and green grapes, plump blackberries, fresh blueberries, sweet strawberries, and raspberries, all finished off with a cute edible marigold flower. All in all, Fig & Brie is a GREAT spot with incredible potential and delicious food. It just desperately needs a dedicated front-of-house manager and proper service/floor-management training for the staff. I'd love to come back once they get their timing ironed out!