I may be a little biased because my expectations were high coming into this, but the wine wasn't…read moreall that. The place itself is nice and there are some goats, ducks, and turkey in the back to entertain your kids if you have any. There's also an outdoor area with connect four and other games for the underaged teenagers to pass the time. The actual bar in which they serve the wine is casual and warm and you can get affordable wine flights with four different wines for 15 dollars (pretty affordable!). The service is nice and the workers are hospitable. The actual wine and drinking experience was mixed though. I'm not a fan of dry wines so I opted for the sweet white wines, sparkling, and rosé. I found the mango tango white wine to be way too sweet and almost syruppy in texture. The muscat rosé also leaned a bit too sweet. My favorite was the dry forbidden sparkling wine which was a nice balance of acidity and sweetness with nice carbonation. The riesling was fine too but I had better. Since there wasn't enough space for a group of 15-20 people, we sat in the barn which got colder as the day passed. Some of us got the charcuterie board which I thought was decent but not as great as some others that I had. I think if you're nearby and you want some affordable wine, Enchanted Vine is great. I just wouldn't go out of my way to make the trek here.

We enjoyed the their reserved Chardonnay. It is incredible - so gentle on the tongue with such a…read moresmooth delicious flavor, & no residue on the palate. The manager and staff there must have magnets in their back pockets. They seem to attract the greatest people - the most enjoyable kindest delightful people of anywhere we have been in the Ruidoso/Alto area. The vendors there have the most beautiful gift items available at the most reasonable prices. They make their own and sell them at small venues like this so the prices are not ramped up like they would be online. But the people selling them are just amazingly friendly and kind-hearted.

The Patron's Hall is a great place to go to study, do computer work or read. They have a huge…read moredining area, big tables and outdoor sitting. Their busy time is in the morning and they do close at 4:00pm. I ordered their Carmel macchiato and Chile relleno soup. I will definitely get the soup again and I can't wait to go back and try their fall drinks! The staff was super friendly.

The coffee is amazing and everyone is friendly and efficient! I always enjoy a visit to Patron's…read moreHall!

What a cool place with tons of history! Decided to stop here to stretch our legs and walked into…read morethe restaurant. We met Brenda who warmly welcomed us and gave us an awesome tour of the grounds while we waited for Chef Woody to make our burgers. This is a restaurant with a full bar, next to a general store (that is sadly closed currently due to staffing issues), with two bedroom suites available for booking. They book for events and the grounds outside looks perfect for a wedding. I can vouch for our burgers being the best thing I'd eaten eaten all day and only regret we didn't get to visit again on our way home. This is a diamond in the desert, and a great find for anyone who enjoys antiques and local history!

The most hope we have had for Tinnie raising to its glory from the past. The food was incredible,…read morethe staff was friendly and the chef, Jason came out and talked with such excitement about the things the newest owners are doing and the things to come you could not help but being excited to return. We are through 3 to 4 times a year and can not wait to enjoy what is in store for this wonderful piece of history.

Did a photo shoot at this venue. Absolutely beautiful setting. The owner was amazing, made us feel…read moreso welcome. Highly recommend this venue as a photoshoot and weddings

Went to a wedding there recently. The venue is generally an underdeveloped piece of the outdoors…read morewith a duck pond and a canopy for shade. It makes for some pretty photos, nice vistas overlooking the pond. The crux of this place is how underdeveloped it is. The bathroom situation is a Porta potty, there's a canopy for shade but it can only accommodate the smallest of parties. There's not enough outlets and lighting is limited. They tend to restrict their events to daylight hours and don't allow alcohol which makes for very quaint events. It's a mom and pop affair but that means they expect you to set everything up and tear everything down when you're done and the people who operate this are not the friendliest bunch. The improvements the venue does have seem pretty underwhelming. Think Home Depot special, definitely keep your expectations low on this one. All in all if you're thinking of this style of outdoors wedding you may be better served considering a park or similar setting. May be more cost effective without the hassle of dealing with the owners.

Conveniently located for families or people wanting to visit White Sands Ntl Park…read more They let you use sleds for White Sands park for free. Bring or buy wax for the sleds though. They work great for kids who don't weigh much, but it is much harder for adults. Rooms were clean and beds and pillows pretty comfortable. The hotel in general and the rooms could use some updating/refresh. The furniture is pretty outdated in the rooms. Hooks on the wall would be a nice addition to hang items on. The cookies they put out in the afternoon for free are hard and not fresh. We did use their laundry facilities which were great! Bring quarters and your own soap if you can, but if you can't they do have soap to purchase and can give you quarters if you have cash. WiFi is terrible. An employee working the breakfast area had poor customer service skills and needs more training. When approached about putting more food out that was out, he said "why does everyone come down at 9?"

This was a great hotel to stay at for visiting white sands national park. It's only 15 minutes from…read morethe park and they give you sleds for the sand dunes to borrow for free! The breakfast had a great assortment - pancakes, eggs, sausage, Greek yogurt, fruit, etc. The coffee was terrible though. The room was clean and had all the amenities I'd expect from a hotel room. It was very quiet at night too.

Came here last Friday night for the Christmas show. There were a few issues with the handicap…read moreparking and seating at first, but the owner made it right and even offered some of the fudge his wife had made. There were several activities ahead of time- visiting Santa and hayrides before dinner. Dinner was delicious and you could seconds. The show was wholesome and family friendly and was great to sing along with. 2024 #73

Well organized despite a sold out show starting with the parking. The light show was fun,we…read moreskipped the hayride and walked around, past Santa & warm up campfires. We skipped the pre show lines and wandered through the shops. The meal is also incredibly organized, and delicious. We loved the show as well, fun and wonderful musicians! Well worth the money!

Not your average church. Tim the pastor is so anointed he teaches from his heart with a smile on…read morehis face and love radiates with each word. No passing of the plate, that is your choice to give, great worship music and they give back to the community so much.

Visiting the area and went here a couple of times. Very nice location and people. Very very…read morefriendly and loving place. They are sincere and give back to the community in numerous ways. They have donuts and coffee for everyone and have live music. There is multiple things going on during the week. Plenty of parking and close to the heart of downtown Ruidoso. They love visitors and will answer any questions you have. There is a basket with communion for anyone who wants to partake. it's large and roomy with plenty of parking.

This establishment does not "honor" reservations even if you booked months in advance. Zero…read morecommunication, and zero customer service. There's no integrity, and they need to fire Angela! I hope your manager fires your ass because customer service is not in your vocabulary!! Angela, find a profession; i.e.. sewer cleaner, toilet, .. any job besides dealing with customers period!!!!

Most disrespectful breakfast attendant on the weekends. Debra. Everything was individually wrapped…read morewith plastic taste. She was asked to make a child something to eat and she refused.