Batter Than You…read more Pop-up bakery that operates out of a commercial kitchen and shows up at local festivals and events. I bumped into them at the Festival of the Cranes Art & Crafts Fair. They had Biscochitos & Chocolate Chip Oatmeal cookies, as well as a slew of chili-based sauces for sale. I bought a pack of oatmeal cookies (I got Biscochitos from a different vendor), and they were crispy and delicious. The only drawback was that they were cash only and didn't accept any forms of electronic payment, which is a mistake, in my opinion, but what do I know? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I wish I could've bought some of their sauces to take home, but we're not checking any bags, so #NextTimeGadget.

Coffee was good , employees very unfriendly, 4 miles down the road cheap paper cup dissolved and…read morecoffee all over :( Cheap -unfriendly - Learn some simple Manners , small Conversation can go along way .

Stopped in for coffee during a road trip because I was getting insane highway hypnosis. They had a…read moreSouthern pecan dark roast and that was some tasty coffee!

2/19/26: Drove there and it was 12:05 PM on a Thursday and it was closed yet the hours posted…read morestated it was open.

I was about halfway through my very tardy "Sixth Annual First Quarter Odyssey: 1-country/2-states,…read more09-23APR2023", and had just had a superb overnight at the outstanding High Country Lodge. I spent most of the previous day cycling East from amazing Quemada on US60, so a refreshing/regenerating overnight was essential. Obviously, I needed an equally refreshing/energizing start and this cafe--now named "Evetts" (formerly Espresso)--was the absolutely the BEST place to start! Besides unique/fresh/nutritious meals, I was almost shocked and delighted to learn that affogato was available. When biketouring/travelling, this is one of the greatest morning treats I've ever had--not only plenty of needed caffeine, and (¡probably unneeded!) sugar. I enjoyed other filling dishes before continuing my Eastern direction on US60 to SocorroNM. I didn't cycle away immediately--Magdalena is such an attractive/"unknown/undiscovered" community in which the history lives on with the structures restored/repurposed! The abandoned tracks have a great roadbed waiting for more full development/hiking-biking trail for use by locals and long-distance enthusiasts alike. ¡This is such a tremendous community, and I look forward to returning--I'll plan to stay at least TWO nights for a full experience! It definitely has my coveted "iWheel of Approval!" ¡Highly recommended'

We passed through Socorro during a long day on the road after visiting my father south of Tucson…read more We stopped in to Capitol rather than one of the other two breweries on the plaza to get a stamp in our Hop Passport. A very pleasant bartender seated my wife, our young puppy, and me on their very nice patio, and brought the pup a bowl of water without being asked, which we always appreciate. I ordered an IPA and my wife got a stout, as February is stout month at craft breweries all around the country. Both of us thought our beers were delicious and well balanced. To our surprise, there were ashtrays on several of the tables on the patio, and a man was smoking a cigar a few tables from us (smoking is banned inside and out at all business establishments in Colorado). The piped-in music was rather eclectic - everything from 70s classic rock to Shakira to modern auto-tuned pop. We had just had lunch in Hatch, so did not try the food. We have decided that we will spend the night in Socorro on an upcoming trip to see my dad, as the town looks like a lot of fun and we really want to try the other local brewpubs.

I stopped by Capitol Bar & Brewery during a homecoming parade so it got crowded right after we…read morewalked in, but the service stayed great throughout. I got a flight of beers: the Green Chile Lager actually had quite a spicy kick (definitely an acquired taste). My favorite was the 49er's Oktoberfest Lager. The Hoppenheimer was a strong IPA with a 9.3% ABV, and the Ladrones Mexican Lager was crisp and refreshing. For food, I tried the Socorro Dog ($11). It's supposed to have bacon, but I couldn't really see or taste any. I liked the combo of shredded Gouda, green chile, tomato relish, and beer mustard. The poppy seed bun was also a nice touch. We also shared a 12 inch Supreme Pizza ($14.50) with olives, sausage, green chile, mushrooms, and pepperoni. I liked the thin crust. I also ordered the Birds of a Feather cocktail ($13) which had dark aged rum, Aperol, pineapple juice, lime, and simple syrup. I asked for a splash of Prosecco to make it sparkling, and it was indeed refreshing. They also have a pool table ($1 per rack) and a dog-friendly outdoor patio, which I always like to see. There's also plenty of board games to borrow. The only downside was that the bathrooms could use a little cleaning and updating. Overall though, this was a solid spot with good drinks and a chill vibe.

We got 5 gals of red and green roasted chili's and driving 3 hours with this awesome smell of…read moreroasted chili peppers in the truck awesome.

Friendly staff, great amount of Red Chile & green San Antonio peppers from mild to extra hot…read more Ample parking.

Getting you guys on the map! Lemitar is the place to stop! This great seasonal and local market is…read morejust east of the highway and a must stop in Lemitar! I got some great local fruit here, and who ever is making the tamales OMG, they are almost as good as my Tia Elvira's. Home made bread too. The Blue Bell ice cream is a nice neighborhood treat. I have not bought other things yet, but this place has non big commercial meat, and it looks good and better than Walmart. Eggs, and other things from local farms. And if you are a tourist cruising by, they have all kinds of real NM products like chile, honey, pinion, etc. worth a stop for the real thing and nice locals too. I will be back!

My wife and I recently went and really wanted to like the items here. First of all the positives…read more We bought some corn on the cob, which was fantastic. There were no blemishes and husked easily. Bought a white peach, which had absolutely zero flavor. The same for the yellow watermelon that I bought. We bought some potatoes that were very fresh and very delicious. I'd probably give this place. Another chance if I'm in the area.

Stopped in because I haven't had their beer. It's good for the water issues they have in Socorro…read more This building was where I gained a love of craft beer when it was Socorro Springs. The service was friendly and I was the only customer in the restaurant when I drank my sampler. I got a tour of the brewery and it's a smaller brewhouse, but they can make lagers.

Brewery was clean and not busy. A table of 9,2 and us. So service was great. The menu is very…read morelimited and there are no burgers as Yelp headlines. Pizza is only one size-10 inches. No ham as a choice but there is spam. Not that we ventured out for. Beer was good.

3/24/2022 I'm very picky about food...and about customer service. This business has the BEST…read moreHONEY I've ever had. They used to come to AZ festivals, but since COVID I can order only online. Nevertheless their varietals are outstanding b/c they have so many different kinds--each with its own distinctive flavor. They also carry lip balm, loose tea, and candles. I ordered recently about 5 honeys. They shipped it so fast it arrived in only 3 days from NM in perfect condition with sufficient packing...and they ship to P.O. boxes with no breakage. Folks, it does not get any better than THIS PLACE if you want excellent raw honey!