Very good food and very friendly staff and helpful very clean restaurant and prices are goodread more

Don't miss this hidden gem! Locals seemed to frequent Casey's. The waitress already knew what…read morethey wanted. The restaurant is owned and run by some older people who still were hustling to get everyone's food and kept the coffee refilled. No printed menu...just tell the waitress what you want...I ordered eggs and bacon and it also came with hash browns. The eggs were cooked perfectly! There was one regular who started talking to us and then went and got his food and ate with us. He was a funny and fun character. He had so many jokes....one for every letter of the alphabet....and more! The owners have a huge collection of Coca-Cola memorabilia. The decor is in showcases and the place is well lit. We arrived before they opened and there were others already waiting for them to open. We highly recommend this fun friendly place!!!

Service is great they are all extremely friendly! This is my favorite place to get coffee in Hobbs…read moreit is by far the best tasting! They have good food as well! They can get busy but move at a good pace and are always worth any wait

The Cappucino Coffee House arguably makes the best lattes in Hobbs; however, the wait on either…read moreside of the drive-thru line is incredibly long. Over a half hour for a $3.75 hot 16 oz. caramel macchiato (10/31/20)? The staff is super sweet. I suppose it's because I am catching up with Season 4 of Netflix's The Crown that I am likening the overall feels of this coffee shop to the relationship between Prince Charles and Princess Diana (RIP). On one hand you love it because the product is what your buying. You want good coffee after a long night of drinking with your brothers and their families. On the other you hate it because you feel as though their looks were deceiving... that underneath the cute writing on the menu and the idea of not one but two drive-thru lanes makes it seem they've got their act together when in reality they were as conflicted as the above-said members of the royal family. This being said, I would go here over a half-heartedly made Starbucks (in which there is a location in Hobbs) drink every single time.

OVERALL While this is not at all my favorite place for…read morecoffee in Hobbs, NM, I will take this place over Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts any day. I bumped my rating up to 4 stars because I've heard their energy teas are fantastic. RATING BREAKDOWN | Drinks: 3 | Service: 4 | Location/Ambiance: 3 | Price: 3 | PARKING There's ample parking at the Dal Paso Center. They also offer delivery. LOCATION/AMBIANCE Currently they are located to the left when you walk inside Cherry Berry. They are working on a possible drive-thru location. THE GRUB From the Holiday menu, I tried their Peppermint Bark Latte ($6) on 12/8/22. It was the weakest coffee I've ever had and tasted nothing like peppermint bark. Not very sweet with a slight aftertaste. From their January 2023 menu tried the white chocolate mocha latte ($7.10 cash not including tip). Again, their coffee is on the weaker side. Also again, not very sweet with a slight aftertaste. LITTLE YELPER'S CLUB No kid's menu to my recollection. I'll keep you posted on how my kiddos like the pickle lemonade. SERVICE Was a bit indifferent on 12/8/22. I later found out she was not feeling good the following day or so. Service was much nicer on 1/31/2023. MY FAVORITE PART... Supporting a local business. NOT SO FAVORITE PART... The aftertaste from their lattes & the high prices. TIP Follow them on Facebook for the quickest updates including their hours and closures: https://www.facebook.com/youareenoughcoffeeco

This was the worst coffee me and my friends have ever had. We got the vanilla late hot and iced,…read moreand it was the sweetest tasting fake sugar coffee ever. I don't recommend this place

Food is amazing and from scratch! Service is great and fast! They have the best ranch and such good…read morehome style meals

We ate there one time and loved the food. They are located in a town a little over an hour away…read morefrom where we live. We go to doctor appointments there and we intend to eat there again the next time we go back to another doctor appointment.

One of the worst experiences! The reviewer who said they have gluten free and vegan options is a…read morebig ole liar. Or at least they don't anymore. I should have looked more carefully at the menu, but I have never been to a less vegetarian friendly Mexican food place. I ordered a Paloma and it was the worst I have ever had. It tasted like it had no alcohol at all. The place is tiny, and then they had a band coming to play. It was vibrating the entire building. My teeth were rattling. The music itself would have been pleasant if it wasn't eardrum shattering. My husband liked his drink. The service was fine, although there was a communication barrier, I blame myself and not the waitress. I think that's about it. It was also not cheap like others are commenting. This was a big fat fail. Let me add - per my Apple Watch, the decibel level got up to 107 db, and 10+ mins over 95 can damage your hearing! I've been to plenty of places with live music, but never anything that incredibly loud. There were really young kids in there, too!

OVERALL El Coco Pirata's is a chain Mexican seafood…read morerestaurant in Hobbs, NM. They have other locations throughout Colorado and Texas. I really enjoyed a night out here with my parents for a unique meal in this small town. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4 | Service: 4.5 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 4 PARKING Could be better. There is some on the north side right next to the restaurant or in the lot just across the street. There is minimal parking on the south side. It's a busy street so be careful. LOCATION/AMBIANCE This medium-sized venue is located on the south side of town with busy Dal Paso Street nearby. My dad refers to it as the ghetto. Some areas are rundown indeed and some outside work could be done, but it's okay. Inside, the high ceilings, flat screen TVs, Spanish music, and some oceanside vibes invite you to an open-style dining area. There was one lone restroom which I personally hate because sharing with other men is disgusting. It's well-lit inside. While we were there, a live 5-piece band came in to play about 8 songs. They never asked us gringos what we wanted to hear. Lol. THE GRUB Complimentary chips were decent, but not very salty. The first batch of salsa was mild. The second batch we received was a bit more smoky-flavored and had more of a chipotle essence to it. + michelada especial ($11) with Modelo - had bacon, cucumber, and shrimp too. So refreshing after a long day! + filete al olivo ($18) - "Basa swai fillet skillet cooked with olive oil, garlic, and chile de arbol served with rice and salad." I really enjoyed this because it came with three small flour tortillas - the perfect portion for me. But, the outer edges of the fish were a bit crispy and hard to cut into with my fork. That's the only silverware we were given was a fork each. + torre altata ($23) - this was a tower of all kinds of items: shrimp ceviche, cooked shrimp, lime juice-marinated shrimp, octopus, Mexican scallops, tuna, onion and cucumber in a red sauce and topped with avocado and chiltepin pepper. My dad said it was way too much for him, but it was good. + tacos de camaron ($14) - my mom devoured hers, not even bothering to let us try it so it must have been really good. I think it was three smaller tacos. LITTLE YELPER'S CLUB They had a nice little kid's menu, but my kids were elsewhere so I'm not sure how it fared. SERVICE Most of the employees spoke English, but were also bilingual in Spanish and all of them were friendly. They worked super fast to bus tables, get drink orders, and serve meals. MY FAVORITE PART... My michelada! NOT SO FAVORITE PART... The wait to get in on a Friday night. Why don't they use OpenTable?! Lol.

We were drawn to this place because we were looking for ice cream and our mother is from Chihuahua…read more They have your standard Mexican paletas brand is Super Paleta, hand scooped ice cream, aguas frescas, and a myriad of Mexican snacks/treats, such as Tostilocos. The menu is quite large, and we had a hard time choosing what we wanted, but we settled on Tostilocos, ice cream scoops, and paletas. I for a Pecan/Nuez paleta, and it was delicious as expected. My family also loved their ice cream choices, but we were a little disappointed by the Tostilocos. While the portion size was great, the cueritos were chopped so finely we couldn't fully enjoy them. The service was awesome-- our server (and cashier) was kind, patient, and friendly. She allows the kids to taste the flavors and wasn't annoyed when we asked questions about the menu and the shop. The shop has so much potential, and I am rooting for it. It is clear that the people behind it are trying to merge the flavors of our childhood with a boutique IG aesthetic, and I know they can do it! The decor is there, and with more love and care from all, including patrons, it will be the place to get your treats! (Peep the gorgeous bench and background for pictures!)

*** good choice for some Baja-style Mexican food in southeastern New Mexico ***…read more When I have a lot on my mind, I drive to a new-to-me place and EAT. Baja Grill in Lovington, NM, was on my bookmarks for a long time. It was well worth the wait! At around 1:45 pm, I walked into a nearly empty restaurant. I was seated right away and served some very good red salsa and crispy, semi-thick homemade tortilla chips. I liked the variety of high-top and normal-height tables. I knew as soon as I saw "blackened tilapia" on the menu I had to have it. "Served on a bed of rice pila" ($12.99), it also came with my choice of two sides. The charro beans and fried okra were excellent! While my fish wasn't the freshest, the seasoning was really delicious. The outer edges were crispy, but inside the fish was flaky and moist. I also ordered a refreshing Sprite. Paid cash. Got just a little less than $4 back. Service was nice, but my waitress only checked on me after she realized I was ready to go. The food is fairly unique to Lea County. I can see why my employees like this place. I'm glad I had a lot on my mind that day... Really dumb parking lot, though. No painted lines so everyone just parks like idiots. And it's rather dull on the outside. Hard to easily recognize that it's a place that serves seafood. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4 | Service: 4 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 4

A simple yet friendly & engaging dining experience. The service was outstanding. The…read morestraightforward restaurant was both clean & tastefully operated.

OVERALL I went to high school with several friends who still…read morerave about Nipa Hut. Don't get me wrong, they are good and with good portions, but they aren't my absolute favorite in town. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4 | Service: 5 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 4 PARKING If there aren't any spots in the shared lot with the nearby Stripes (convenience store), then there is a caliche lot with a few mud pits you can go 4-wheeling in. Lol. LOCATION/AMBIANCE The location honestly is not all that pretty. There are run-down houses nearby. Once inside, the glass door doesn't shut all the way allowing all the cold air from outside on 12/29/2022 to swoop in. I really appreciate how they have bought all of the Hobbs High athletic fundraiser posters all these years. There is no outdoor seating, but some indoor seating. THE GRUB First off, these are huge burritos. The portions are good. + bacon, cheese, & egg ($5.50) = my kids could only eat about half of theirs + grande chorizo ($6) = chorizo, egg, cheese, & potato... I enjoyed it for the most part. Their homemade tortillas were my favorite part because they have a slighter thickness than anyone else in town. + the green salsa is far superior to the red salsa especially if you like it spicy! LITTLE YELPER'S CLUB No kid's menu to my knowledge. SERVICE They are the nicest folks in town! MY FAVORITE PART... The name of one of their most popular burritos is called the "Grumpy burrito." Lol... I will try that someday for sure. NOT SO FAVORITE PART... It's a long wait with phone orders and walk-in orders. Expect 20-25 minutes on their busier days. TIPS + Call in your orders for pickup. - Closed Sunday & Saturday.

Victim of their own success. Tried to call ahead an order for 10 minutes straight without their…read morephone ever coming off the busy tone. Grumpy burrito is good but who has time to wait for 40 minutes for a single breakfast burrito.