What a delightful way to celebrate Easter Sunday! The Easter Bunny Buffet at the Coronado Country…read moreClub truly delivered an exceptional dining experience that felt both festive and somewhat excessive! My friend Robin L., a brother from Mexico invited us. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was warm, elegant, and full of holiday cheering. The buffet itself was nothing short of impressive--beautifully presented and generously stocked with a wide variety of dishes. The spread featured everything you could hope for and more: perfectly fruit & nuts candy crusted salmon, fresh and flavorful shrimp, a colorful assortment of crisp salads and Mediterranean Couscous, and a classic selection of eggs and breakfast favorites. The carving stations were a real standout, offering tender roasted beef, savory pork, and a rich, aromatic braised garlic lamb that was absolutely delightful. Merci chefs! All in all, this Easter celebration was truly a feast--both in flavor and in spirit. If you're looking for a memorable holiday dining experience, the Coronado Country Club is absolutely a great place to be. I especially like the easter egg experience where all children run at the sound of an amazing horn to catch as many Easter eggs as they possibly can! What a great sight of tradition and feast!

So my brother and I were invited to go play a round of golf and we show up and the course is…read morelooking amazing compared to the other public courses we play at. The fairways were in great shape, the greens were fast and the scenery was amazing. Because it's a private club, we weren't rushed out slowed on our round. My neither and I had a great time and can't wait to play again. Top notch course.

This is my favorite place to play . Love the staff and the environment. They have a wide selection…read moreof platforms they pay . And they always have food and drinks I love this place it's love my second home

HORRIBLE company rude service…read more oh and mentioning that they hire LIARS and theives counting over $600 missing won't recommend and won't go back blanca needs a better team, management OK

The Ruiz Family enjoyed our school trip to La Union Maze this fall. It was nice to have the whole…read moreplace to ourselves. Less crowds, less worry about losing my two kiddos. The first thing you notice as you walk in is the amount of space that the grounds have. If you walk in you'll notice the food stands to the left and some covered picnic areas immediately to the right. If you walk past the picnic areas, you'll run into some activity areas. The food is expectedly pricey, but you don't have to eat there... just plan ahead. Noah found some friends and headed for the huge slide, after going down that a few times; he went to the ball toss areas. Noemi found her own friends and dragged Liz the other way. They ran through the garden maze first, and found a bounce area. Both kids found the large corn maze area and explored it with their respective friends. We spent a good 30min at least in the long trail. After the kids got done with the maze, they went to hang out and feed the penned up goats. Noemi in particular couldn't wait for the pig race. Noah and I took a tractor ride to the pumpkin patch, wandered around, but we didn't buy any pumpkins or gourds that day. The folks were super friendly - whether it be at the maze, the activities, the food stands... they were all friendly. They have some food options. We ate beforehand, but we got some lemonades and waters to keep us going. La Union has plenty of parking in a lot right out front. The recommendation to bring sunscreen and bug spray is legit... keep it handy. Lookin' forward to next year.

A great experience; especially if you have children. For a few bucks you can spend the whole day…read moredoing activities, eating and enjoying our wonderful weather this time of year.

What a hidden gem in El Paso...and seriously fricking hidden. I had such a hard time finding this…read morespot per google maps. Thankfully I was meeting up with my cousins and they flagged me down as I was circling the block haha Great music, amazing talent! They used to have karaoke competitions. Very chill atmosphere. Love the vibes here. Really cool place to hang with friends and chill.

I saw Uki yesterday for the first time. I had brought a picture of the individual that I wanted…read moreclarity on. Uki was spot on. It was as though she knew the person I wanted clarity on. I left with a good feeling. Uki seems very compassionate of your situation and I had a good experience. You need to understand that she is not a fortune teller. I really enjoyed my time with her.

My session with Uki was awesome! I had it on the December 26th, and left it feeling extraordinarily…read moregood because of the clarity and insight Uki provided to various issues in my life. I wanted to write a review earlier, but...anyway, last night I reviewed the audio of our session, which was extremely helpful, such a wonderful aspect of Uki's service is getting a copy of the session to review. A 5 star experience, for sure!

LOL! This place used to be known as Allen's Lounge. It looks like it has been around since the…read moreadvent of dirt. This is a locals dive bar.

Your average neighborhood drinking bar. For a little more excitement I like to go to the VIP…read moreLounge just a few blocks away. Drinks are a little cheaper there than your average bar. One added perk, there is an apartment complex behind the bar and on some nights you can see a man "pleasuring himself" through his bedroom window if you know where to look. My girlfriends and I go there sometimes just to watch that. It's amusing entertainment and theres no cover charge for it...lol

This used to be the library I went to as a child for story time. It has been turned into a…read morewell-thought out cultural center with rotating exhibits. When we visited, they had their Day of the Dead exhibit and display. I can say, hands down, this was such an incredible display. It was informative while honoring the sacred tradition of an ofrenda, and was interactive for all. Each of the pieces of the altar and their significance were explained. The papel picado was used for people to write notes to their deceased loved ones. Next to the ofrenda was the photographic exhibit in the Shannon Room. Beautiful pictures depicting the love and care that goes into Day of the Dead. Definitely a place to stop if you are on Main Street.

June 1 2023 - Branigan Cultural Center (Las Cruces, NM) The…read moreBranigan Cultural Center hosts changing exhibits, as well as educational classes, and special events. When we came in, there was an exhibit on World War II, including timelines of the war, - how Germany started the war by invading Poland, how Japan invaded Manchuria, how the US began its nuclear testing program, the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, the U.S. declaration of war on Japan, the role of sites in New Mexico (including Los Alamos and Alamogordo) for developing and testing the first atomic bomb (the Trinity Test), and other events that led to dropping US atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to lead to the surrender of Japan. The museum is worth checking out.

We made a stop to visit the plaza and stopped in to see what items they had to offer. Cute store…read morepic with lots of cute pieces of jewelry and other keepsakes. I bought a nice bracelet. Stop by if you're close by. The lady working there was friendly & we chatted with her some.

I love this place for several reasons: 1. The staff is awesome and always makes me feel welcome…read more 2. The artwork is consistently incredible. 3. The prices are unbeatable! Naturally, it's one of my favorite stops when I'm in the area. Shoot, I even love planning trips to this place!