Came here for lunch on a holiday weekend (Sunday). Inside was packed, but thankfully the outside…read morehad plenty of open tables and the weather was lovely. Ordered: Cheese curds: spectacular! Bigfoot burger and rosemary fries 1000/10 Cashew chicken, which came with a choice of rice (I got fried), sautéed vegetables (delicious) and an award-worthy egg roll. Chicken was good, but not as good as the burger. I think they use chicken breast, I'm more used to having thighs in these types of dishes. Just a personal preference. The egg roll, however was delicious. Two pints (and then two more) of the hef on draft to seal the deal. In short: go if you get a chance, go without any hesitation! Food is delicious, the venue is very cute and service is incredibly attentive and speedy! You won't regret it!

Found this restaurant on Yelp. It had a good rating but I must say that it exceeded our…read moreexpectations! We had lobster rolls which were served warm. That's how we prefer them. (Never got used to the cold version in Boston.) It was a mixture of lobster and other seafood but quite nice. My side was a green salad with a vinaigrette dressing and it was really fresh and good. My dinner companion had the truffle fries as his side. I couldn't resist stealing a few from his plate and they were very tasty. He ordered a Santa's Nightcap seasonal cocktail made with eggnog, rum, coffee liquer, whipped cream, and topped with a gingerbread man! I had an espresso martini. It was fine. I have nothing to compare it to since it was my first. The inside was nice but a bit on the small side. The booths had been reserved so we sat at a table in the middle of the room. The woman who waited on us was very welcoming. I must also mention the dog-friendly patio, complete with heat lamps. It looked magical decorated with hundreds of tiny lights. This restaurant is definitely a place to try. You can't miss it due to the giant Bigfoot statue on the sign in front!

Great spot walking distance from my hotel. Yummy $6 beers, a friendly bartender, fun patrons &…read moredogs, and a great spot on the patio to people watch!

SO Horrible that my Husband and I can't go here anymore...Service can be really bad…read more. LOCAL WOMEN ARE VERY INSECURE!! AND PRETTY MUCH RUN THIS PLACE!!No Food..and when you ask for a local place to deliver food.They actually get pissed off!! The beer is not that great!! NOT MANY OTHER OPTIONS!!!

I honestly thought the food reviews were fluff! I wanted Birria tacos and they were the place…read more Went on a date here and the tacos were AWESOME! They are full of flavor, including the consomé and so is their house salsa verde. I have ordered from here quite a few times. Their wings are also delicious! The teriyaki flavor are my favorites. Looking forward to eating here again when I return to the town.

We ended up at this location after a failed attempt at another spot in town. Immediately we were…read morestoked! We didn't realize they had a bowling alley! We were dazed from our 10 our drive and were so happy we ended up here! Our server was the kindest gal and the pizza was great! My boys had a fun time bowling while we waited! Such a cool place! Lucky find!

Owned by the same people as the Tall Pines in Ruidoso but this place has a very different…read moreatmosphere. The patio area has plenty of seating and heating, there's also a pool table. It's nice. When I went on a Friday, they did have a bouncer checking IDs. The inside of the bar gave me house party vibes. The inside looks like a home with a bar that serves beer and not a big selection of it. The dance floor is big enough to accommodate several people with no problem. The ambiance was fun but chill. The DJ that was playing knew how to keep the dance floor packed. The music was great! All in all, if you feel like dancing, this place is a good option as long as you're not a picky drinker because there wasn't a big selection of drinks here. If you just want to hangout with some friends, the patio is a good option. It's chill and with plenty of seating.

Some good local brews and stuff to do, outdoor area for smoking cigars and lounge area, as well as…read morepool tables and shuffleboard. Sadly, they no longer sell cigars. Had a good time and enjoyed the scene. Worth giving it a shot with some friends.

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.

I definitely love this place. We're visiting New Mexico and this is a nice little town brewery and…read moreit's really good. They're very nice. They have excellent pizza. I love their nachos. I get the vegetarian nachos. They are so good. They make amazing drinks. I had a dirty martini it was good. Their blood orange apple cider was good. The vibe is good. The bartenders are very nice if you are out in the cruise New Mexico, you definitely should give this place a try. It's a local ambiance local vibe real nice.

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.

Came by after the Farmers Market and thoroughly enjoyed out patio experience! We had the ENORMOUS…read morepretzel, which was warm and soft, as well as the sliders with garlic fries. Everything was delicious, staff was attentive amd friendly. Only complaint was no iced tea for my husband. I enjoyed the IPA!

We were on a 3 day road trip and rolled into Las Cruces after 9pm, tired and hungry. Finding this…read moreplace open, and with a solid looking menu, was a welcome boost. I placed an online order maybe 15 minutes out, and immediately after I walked in the door, the friendly folks standing at the end of the bar let me know it was ready. It's not often you find poutine that's not smothered in beef gravy - and I don't eat beef. Their chicken poutine with green chile sauce was yummy. They carefully packed the chicken nachos with the topping separate, so they wouldn't be soggy when we got to our hotel. The food was filling, flavorful, and fast. They also had some cool merch. It was so nice to have such friendly folks greet me. If passing through again, we'd stop for a beer and a meal.

Great food! Service too... the beer excellent! lots to choose from... My favorite in NM... to go 6…read morepacks as well ... a busy local hangout.

Food 4.5 stars Ambiance 5 stars…read more Service 5 stars Amazing rustic restaurant tucked away in Pinos Altos. The vibe, the interior, the saloon feeling, was all amazing. Had an excellent filet served perfectly blue-rare as requested. Great cut of meat without a blemish. Didn't get to see any live music or use of the opera house. Can't wait to return again and check this box as well.

We had a yummy dinner here the day before Thanksgiving. We were staying nearby in Piños Altos area…read morefor holiday and weekend. This place popped up on the map nearby and was chosen by a family member. We went in for an early dinner around 5pm, with a reservation as other reviews said to reserve and we had 8 people. At that time, we didn't need to book anything, was plenty of space, but by the time we left it had filled up in the front bar and seating area near the fireplace and the dining room in the back where we had been. The food was solid. A couple people in our group ordered the ribeye which was good, a burger, and we had 2 servings of the green chile pork stew, that was my favorite thing. It had a really nice green chile flavor and some good heat to it. I liked the cheese, sour cream, and delicious tortillas served with it. I ordered a glass of wine but I didn't love it, it was a heavier red than I like, should have had a beer or iced tea. All in all, a unique restaurant to have a family dinner, with an old time ambiance and modern service & food. They have a door to the old opera house area that people can go check out, it was definitely run down and lackluster back there. Doesn't seem to be used at this time and smelled of fried food. Maybe kitchen smells waft back there. Not much of a draw, however the front entrance and saloon area was cool. They had a live musician, couldn't hear it in the back dining room but I saw him by the big painting of cartoonish nude woman.

This is a multi dimensional review…read more Dry Point Distillers. This is one of the best bars in Las Cruces. They not only distil their own spirits, but they invent some great cocktails as well. Last night I had a double shot of Blue Corn Bourbon neat, an Old Fashioned with Rye, and two Kentucky Mules, all while participating in Trivia Las Cruces with my two new friends, Paulina and Steve. (We finished second). The mixologists behind the bar were great. They got my drinks to me with grace and speed and every cocktail was perfection. I appreciate the both of you very much, Dry Point also carries a small number of New Mexico breweries products, which, based on the chalkboard they were listed on much change from time to time. If you are looking for a great place to hang out with your friends for drinks, I can think of no better place than Dry Point. Stone Crow Gourmet Stone Crow Gourmet, owned by Chef Gary is located inside Dry Point as an independent entity. Perhaps one of the best things to happen was the joining of these two business. Stone Crow Gourmet takes a great bar and turns it into a great gastro-pub. I had the Smoked Salmon Crostini and I had to get a box to take some home. For those of you familiar with Crostini they are typically sliced baguettes with a smattering of goodness. Not these Crostini, these were full side French bread slice on the diagonal with generous portions of flavorful joy. I ordered the full order which was six Crostini and that friends was too much. I was able to eat two of them there, I shared one each with the aforementioned mixologists and took two home, one of which now remains after a great midnight snack. The Crostini also came with a fresh salad with tomatoes, cucumbers marinaded in something, tasty greens, all drizzled with Gary's house made vinaigrette I also got a chance to taste Chef Gary's house made Barbeque sauce and it is sweet and spicy bit of liquid magic, Can't wait to try it on a pulled pork sandwich or the rib tips. If you have been to Dry Point then you probably know everything I just said, but if you haven't been, and you enjoy gastronomical delights and great cocktails, get thee to Dry Point and Stone Crow Gourmet

Cute little spot for cocktails featuring the Dry Point products. Apparently the hours are…read more"flexible" (they decided to close more than 1 hour earlier than usual) so call ahead before making plans.