It was a beautiful day to walk around this market! There…read morewere a lot of vendors and some food trucks. There were more non food vendors than those with food. All of the vendors we talked to were very friendly. Lots of cute stuff, lots of people walking around, music playing - it was a nice afternoon! Go check it out sometime!

Fun market to walk around on a nice day. Found a few things we didn't actually need and enjoyed…read morelooking at everything.

I was very excited to see this market recently opened close to my home because the few very…read moresatisfying occasions I've been able to shop there, the greatest hindrance was distance. Why would I even bother if other markets are available closer? The items on the shelves--specifically, locally produced Cebollas Honey from fantastic FabensTX--and other "healthy/organic" products, combined with excellent prices. As it is the most recent store to open, and it was not trapped within a maddening mall, I definitely wanted to investigate. It's location on George Dieter & East Glen, immediately South of the USPS office, is quite convenient. (motor)vehicle parking is behind, off East Glen. And the roads have been resurfaced--very nice! It has good pedestrian access (steps only, no ramps) from George Dieter, and no bicycle racks (yet). Leaving my eBikeKit-assisted CruzBike outside the automatic doors, I went inside this much smaller store than the massive stand alone Vista Market much farther away East in North Zaragoza. Obviously, this meant fewer items were available. My quest was not for the wonderful Cebollas Honey, but for Mac & cheese. I was initially disappointed to not find any, but I just needed to look more intensely. I did find it, though Not clearly identified, and I was definitely disappointed at the lack of variety of available--and I was even more disappointed at the higher prices. I also saw a more expensive (than the competition) roasted chicken, but it was a much larger bird. Despite my concern that this might be a factory farmed (i.e., not free range) chicken that was huge because it had been fed a steady diet of drugs, I took solace i the knowledge that Vista Markets is interested in satisfying their customers and would sell wholesome products. (I have since sampled this well-cooked bird; so far, so good!) Perhaps the finest aspect of my experience in this market was cashier Estefania.(FIVE stars for her!) With my four items (3 mac & cheese, 1 pollo), I saw that the checkout line wasn't long at all, but the one customer ahead of me had a cart full of items. Fortunately, Estefania saw this and waved me over to her checkout stand. This extremely pleasant young woman very quickly got me through and out the automatic door, ready to hop on my bike. Besides no bike racks, I noted the smaller access zone, almost like an alleyway, which was a bit full of shopping cart corral and exterior seating. On a warmer day, I can see many customers enjoying eating/visiting/smoking out here. I did not see outlets available for sitters to plug in electric devices, nor butt kits, but I didn't look for those either. Overall, a satisfying experience here; I'll return, and it gets my "iWheel of Approval!"

will never buy roasted long green chile there, never roasted enough to where i can peel the skin,…read morehas happened twice!!! Will get roasted long green chile at Food King, can't go wrong there.

We don't live in Mesilla/Las Cruces, but we travel through often, and FARMesilla has become our…read morego-to spot for delicious food with great gluten-free options. We've both dined in and ordered carry-out, and the food consistently has been excellent. The staff is friendly, and the store offers a nice selection of local goods like dried beans, salsas, and more. They recently announced on their Facebook page that the restaurant is changing ownership, and I truly hope the menu and quality remain just as wonderful. FB post: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1NTRZJbiBa/

I stopped in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and stumbled upon this adorable little spot--such a charming…read morevibe! It's the perfect place to unwind with a craft cocktail, a refreshing local beer from Icebox Brewing Company (a fantastic local brewery), or a nice glass of wine. I went for the avocado toast, and wow--it was hands-down the best I've ever had. When they say "farm to market," they really mean it; you can truly taste the freshness in every bite. The charred kale on top added this amazing smoky, crispy contrast that took it to another level. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area--great drinks, even better food, and a cozy atmosphere that makes you want to linger. 5 stars!

The staff are very very helpful with whatever you need, from tea selection to tasting the daily…read morebrewed batch. The ambiance is wonderful and quite typically, I would highly suggest going if you'd like high quality tea for reasonable prices.

What an adorable little tea shop in a sleepy, small New Mexico town! We were passing through on a…read moreroad trip in late 2020 (a COVID-safe way to travel), and stopped here to stretch our legs. The tiny town of Mesilla has a quaint downtown square with a few specialty shops and restaurants and, as a tea lover, I made a beeline for this place. The shop is stuffed with all sorts of loose teas, local products, honey, essential oils, and tea making accessories. Pretty much any of the locally made items would make outstanding souvenirs for any foodie. I make hot tea a lot, so I wanted to peruse all the loose leaf teas. My normal tea shop has a better and larger selection, but I really wanted to support this small business. I had a few questions about the teas for sale, and while the girls working the day I visited were very eager to help, they were sadly not well-versed in tea. Because of this, I ended up just purchasing a standard oolong because I didn't have a lot of confidence in their tea knowledge (just FYI; hopefully the owners will do a bit better training). I don't expect workers to be brew experts, but I would appreciate more thorough knowledge about specialty products. The prices are about what you'd expect for a touristy type tea shop, and when I got home, I made a pot of the oolong and it was tasty. If you love tea, check this place out if you're in the area. Friendly people and good customer service.

Need a gift that says "I'm nuts about you?" Look no further…read more There's pecans and pistachios galore. Sweet, spicy, sweet and spicy, plain.... Green chile, red chile, salted, chocolate covered, sugar free chocolate covered, yogurt covered... pralines, honey, candy.... And pie. Run. Don't walk. Perfect for holidays, gifts and self care. :)

Great pecans and friendly helpful service. I buy lots of pecans here for gifts and personal use.read more

Best Shopping experience I have had in Years. I moved over to Las Cruces a year ago, from Phoenix…read more I shopped at the all the Big Name Stores., then I discovered Save Mart. The people are plastic at those stores. Quality appears like it has just come off an assembly line of disgruntled employees. I walk into Save Mart and they treat me like they are glad to see me and are very friendly and Helpful. Prices were comparable to the big chains or better. Thank you for making my experience a delight. Sam

My parents were visiting from out of town and we were driving by thinking of some quick groceries…read morefor dinner we stopped at Save Mart. Being new to this area I had no idea what to expect. I was impressed by how clean their establishment was and the staff was friendly. Unlike "fiesta foods" I will provide my rating for them separately. My parents were able to find what they needed and even expressed how they liked how tidy they kept their supermarket. I would definitely shop here again.

Wow, what a gem of a little coffee shop. They sell all sorts of snacks and local goods. There are…read moresome coffee samplers available from Zojurushi coffee machines (TIL those exist???) next to the entrance. The flavors were rich and very representative of the notes they were trying to convey. Fruit notes, chocolate notes, caramel notes.. somehow, they've made a coffee nearly taste like an infusion. Maybe they are, since the cold brew flavors are so unique here. Overall, an unexpected gem of a find in El Paso and one of the best coffee shops I've been to in a while.

My review is for a wrapped gift assortment I received purchased in this Coffee Emporium location…read more The gift assortment was perfectly wrapped in Cellophane wrap with my favorite color bow. Vast and beautiful, the assortment contained tea lovers' items, two different kinds of tea: decaf mango and green tea--a lovely green tea mug with infuser and Happy Birthday Chocolate Bar. I have never visited this location, but seeing how perfectly the gift was wrapped and how neat all the items are, I would say this is a perfect place to get some coffee or tea and pick up beautiful gifts for your loved ones. I am looking forward to visiting soon.

I love Sprouts, everyone is so welcoming and helpful. The…read morestore is clean and organized so it's easy to find. Lastly, you can get all your needs under one roof! Amazing deals!! Shelbi

I love Sprouts! I usually come here for dark chocolate covered espresso beans. Wilde protein chips…read morehave been on my menu lately and always sold out at the Walmart I go to. Sprouts is on my way to work so it's easy to pop in and out really quick. It's always clean and stocked well. Check it out!

Azar! If I was a larper that would be the name of my Clan. All hail Azar!…read more Okay, but seriously this nut shop is pretty legit. You can actually order online and they are a real deal nut factory, but I used to live nearby so when in Rome. The first time I came to Azar I was actually surprised by how small it was. I was expecting something so much larger because of the ridiculous amount of assorted nuts and candies they carry. But what was there, was more than enough. The selection is limited to about five or six shelves with three or four bags of each item. No joke there was a lady taking one (sometimes two or three) of everything. Every time I stood in front of a new product, she wedged herself between me and the bag of nuts and said, "Sorry, gotta get this one too." She may or may not have began petting a bag of maple flavored assorted nuts while purring the words, "Mine, mine, mine." What really amazed me was the ludicrously low prices. I walked out of this place with a tin of mixed nuts, flavored nuts, and gummy bears for less than $15. Sweet! There was a single employee in the store manning both the register and the phones so she periodically disappeared, but rang me up quickly when I was ready to go. Definitely check out the website and order some tasty snacks, but if you have the chance go in, load up, and avoid those pesky shipping fees.

Need nuts? Go straight to the source! Teeny shop located far west el paso. It's part of the…read moredistribution company site for Azar, which means you get great prices. 5 lb fresh natural nut butter for 6.50, 2 lb fancy mixed nuts for 14 bucks, huge bags of trail mix for varying prices, and 5 lb of peach rings for 5.50! We stock up once every 3-4 months because you can't find better price or quality!

We came to Socorro just to visit the Bodega Farms and To buy fresh organic produce. We were so…read morepleased! They have all sorts of produce and additionally cheeses, breads, nuts. As we arrived, they had fresh cut melons to sample- they were so delicious and fresh! They had just picked ripe figs, and had some tiny ones of a different variety. They tasted like candy! Yum! I purchased the figs of course, fresh baby purple carrots with the stems attached like you see in the old cartons! I got fresh okra, zucchini, other squashes, cantalope, pistachios, bread and Licon Dairy's flavored cheeses We visited another little boutique with nice imported Mexican dishes and clothing. Very nicely set up. There is a quaint coffee shop in the property, but I'm saving that for our next trip, We walked across the street to "Wine Down" for lunch and a glass of wine . I will posted that separately! Oh for a wonderful day!

Ralph was an amazing host. He showed us around the farm. Explained all about the crops. The dogs…read morethat greeted you when coming in were very friendly. We bought wonderful sourdough bread and some other vegetables. We strolled thru the other shops with some cool art and jewelry but did not get a coffee today. Maybe next time. Would highly recommend. Don't miss this warm and inviting place.