If you are able to, I'd try to figure out how to get here when they first open to avoid large…read morecrowds. This is a popular tourist spot to visit and it will fill up rather quickly. We had arrived just after opening and thankfully grabbed a parking spot right in front. They had a large selection of nuts, salsas, hot sauces, fudge, and more along with lots of tourist type items like key chains, magnets, clothing, and even some alien themed goods. Some of the prices were a little high and others were decent; it is about what you would expect from a high traffic spot like this. In the store you can find a spot where you can sample a variety of pistachio flavors before you try them. It was kind of funny seeing the favorites and the flavors people seem to avoid based on how full/empty the tubes were. They also give samples of the fudge & some flavored dips, plus if you are of age you can sample wine as well. I was really hoping to grab some of their ice cream, but we were a bit too early as the ice cream parlor doesn't open until 10am but the store is open at 9am. We had a schedule to keep on our trip, so we couldn't stay later. We didn't take the tour so I can't comment on that. There are bathrooms inside that were clean when we went in.

PistachioLand is great fun!…read more Located just a bit further north than its sister shop also in Alamogordo, NM, this farm/vineyard/shop is now my hands-down favorite of all the pistachio farms. SIDE NOTE So everyone on Yelp gets this location and the aforementioned sister shop mixed up. The sister shop is at 37 US-82, Alamogordo, NM 88310 and it has the giant ALAMOGORDO letters out front. This has the cooler giant pistachio. Visit both even if just for the Americana vibes & Instagram-worthy photos. My favorite was picking out yummy treats for friends and family. Samples of many items were available. You can't miss the GIANT pistachio out front. The vineyard is also visible from the highway. For restrooms, there are Porta potties near the back parking lot and flush restrooms inside for disabled persons. The ice cream shop is outside beyond the store. My oldest enjoyed chocolate. My youngest loved her peppermint bark. Each single scoop cups costed $4.94. Pup cups are free upon request. TIPS + dogs are allowed inside + pistachio ice cream! + tours are also available Peace, love & PISTACHIOS!

Loved this new addition to the Las Cruces area. Great unique cocktail options and good beer. Food…read moreis great and they are slowly expanding the menu. Love farm to table menu and can't wait to go back to see what they add

We don't live in Mesilla/Las Cruces, but we travel through often, and FARMesilla has become our…read morego-to spot for delicious food with great gluten-free options. We've both dined in and ordered carry-out, and the food consistently has been excellent. The staff is friendly, and the store offers a nice selection of local goods like dried beans, salsas, and more. They recently announced on their Facebook page that the restaurant is changing ownership, and I truly hope the menu and quality remain just as wonderful. FB post: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1NTRZJbiBa/

Educated, knowledgeable, competent, totally honest, devoted to both sides of the business…read more(proprietor and customer) and reliable. Nothing more to be desired.

This is a cool place to visit if you are in the market for some excellent local peppers. The…read more"Ristra Man" can school you on peppers better than Wikipedia ever could, and he makes terrific recommendations based on your tastes. A buddy of mine and I walked out with two pounds of beautiful Puya peppers for about $9, which is a steal.

Showed later than I wished and bc of this i missed out on all the fresh produce. If you are looking…read moreto produce show up when the market starts. Other than that the market goes on for blocks so plan for a good amount of time if you plan on checking out plenty of vendors. I am a sucker for handmade soaps and found plenty of vendors for this. Bought more soaps than I should, but hard not to when some have really good prices. Market is lively with lots of people, some musicians, food and the stores on the street opened for business. So many artists selling their crafts .... Some I hadn't even seen or dreamed of. When I can definitely plan to come back for more shopping.

Passing through the town, and was lucky to overlap with the Saturday Farmer's Market! Plenty of…read morecrafts, food/drinks stands, live music, some produce (perhaps more depending on the season), as well as plants, and more. Was recommended by someone to get some fresh kettlecorn from a stand in the north end (you won't miss it). Long line, but worth it.