The Bean is such a gem! I absolutely love their Diablo coffee -- I get it with soy milk, a hint of…read morechocolate, and chili. It's the perfect balance of sweet with a little kick. So good! And if you're lucky enough to catch their green chile scone, don't pass it up -- it's to die for (though they don't always have it). Cozy little shop with great indoor seating, plus outdoor seating when the weather's nice. Definitely a favorite spot!

I had a great experience here and I respect the First Amendment but political speech isn't…read moresomething I'm necessarily supporting from businesses. I'm here to support a business & not their ideologies or political positions. It often makes it difficult for me when the two are conflated. Nevertheless, the hazelnut latte I had with heavy whipping cream was nice. I also appreciate that they had the heavy whipping cream which isn't something everywhere has. It's a nice location with comfortable outdoor seating and indoor seating. Reasonable prices. Super nice staff.

Picacho Coffee Roasters is one of those spots that immediately feels thoughtful and well put…read moretogether without trying too hard. The space is huge--couches, communal tables, and plenty of room to settle in whether you're working, meeting up, or just hanging out. It genuinely functions as a co-working space, which is rare to see executed this well in a coffee shop. There's a lot happening here in the best way: they sell records, infused coffee beans, merch, and even fresh sourdough loaves, giving the place a curated, community-driven vibe. The music sealed the deal--hip-hop with strong Common / A Tribe Called Quest energy--setting a relaxed, soulful tone that makes you want to stay awhile. Coffee-wise, I ordered the matcha with oat milk and it was smooth, balanced, and not overly sweet. Quality clearly matters here. Service was another standout: warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly without feeling forced. They also have a bakery case with assorted items (note for fellow vegans: bakery items are not vegan), though the drink options themselves are still accommodating. Overall, Picacho Coffee Roasters is a great spot for quality coffee, good music, and a space that actually invites you to linger. I'll definitely be back.

I had a great experience at Picacho. It is a little hidden gem in Las Cruces and a must try. They…read moreoffer coffee as well as tea.

Been here once before and so glad i came back, especially because I realized they have a BANANA…read moreMATCHA LATTE. The matcha was so good and paired perfectly with the sweet chunky banana. We also ordered the banana foster latte, this is very sweet and the pistachio latte. It's a cute little walk up, was previously a shipping container and I love the style. Service is pleasant and they take their time carefully preparing your drink. Which I appreciate.

The coffee was so delicious! I loved that it was not super acidic. We tried a banana foster coffee,…read moreone iced in one hot. They both taste different as far as the sweetness level but equally delicious 10 out of 10 the barista recommended their special and I'm so glad we got it.

I came here with a local coworker on a work trip. Amazing food, great vibes and such a cute spot! I…read moregot the stuffed avocado with a side salad and it was so good! I also decided to try their prickly pear dirty soda as well- which was delightfully refreshing for a hot summer day. I can't wait to go back when I'm in the area!

The Bean at Josefinas is a great place for coffee and breakfast and a very pleasant setting. Would…read morehighly recommend this establishment.

Wow! What a cool place! We went for a late lunch. Mu family and I shared three pizzas...the…read moreshroom, margarita and pepperoni. Really good pizza! Breakfast and coffee items looked good as well. We will be back for breakfast next time.

Wanting to find a good coffee shop in Las Cruces, we found Grounded…read more The service team greeted us with a smile and engaged in small conversation while we ordered our breakfast and coffee. Our kids ordered Açaí bowls while I just had a cappuccino. We made our way to the back courtyard, which was wide open and great for two young kids to run about without bothering anyone. The interior is inviting. While I didn't take pictures of the food, it was simply because we dug right in. The presentation of the food was exquisite and the kids barely looked up from their bowls; that's a good sign! We made sure to buy some coffee beans on the way out, which we are now enjoying at home.

Food was great! Great place to eat and get something different in Las Cruces. Dubai chocolate cake…read morefor dessert

I checked in at the new Moca House Deli which set up shop where the India Hut used to be on South…read moreSolano. This bistro is an order at the counter restaurant which specializes in exotic coffee and teas and other drinks with a Middle Eastern accent. They also serve a limited variety of wraps and sandwiches all for a reasonable price. Today I found the restaurant bright inside and well maintained. It is a nice place for a casual meal. I ordered at the counter and the young lady who waited on me was very pleasant and efficient. There seemed to be only one other person in the bistro, an older gentleman who was cooking on the grill. As I am always on the lookout for a good gyro of course I ordered their Lamb Gyro. I also tried their "Lamb over Rice plate which came in a tin foil pan. The gyro was served wrapped in paper and foil. The food was brought out to my table by the young lady in about ten minutes or so. There was no follow up. Utensils were plastic and lots of napkins were provided. The gyro was wrapped in a pita with a nice texture and good flavor. All the fillings were diced! This was not your traditional Greek gyro with cut off slices of meat and strips of lettuce. There was NO TZATZIKI SAUCE on the gyro or served on the side. The sandwich was served with diced lettuce, tomato, onion, and a white sauce and a spicy red sauce. Not your traditional Greek gyro. However, it was full of flavor! This was a very tasty sandwich...although I did kind of miss not getting my teeth into larger chunks of lamb. But, this Middle Eastern version of a gyro was most enjoyable. Rate this gyro a "B+." The Lamb over Rice served in a tin foil pan was a large meal for the money. A bed of flavorful rice was topped with diced lamb, crisp lettuce, onion, tomatoes and more of the white and spicy red sauce. It was a flavorful and filling meal. Rate the plate a "B." This was an interesting dish served at the Moca House. The restaurant is a welcome addition to the Las Cruces dining scene. I will return and maybe try their Philly Cheese Steak, although I will say that the Moca House will be more known for their exotic Middle Eastern drinks than their food. For the overall dining experience I will give it THREE AND A HALF STARS...meaning above average for a casual order-at-the-counter restaurant.

We happened on Le Rendez-vous after an overnight stay while passing through town. It's an…read moreunassuming, comfortable space that clearly is popular. We were seated promptly, and our server came by after we had a few minutes to look at the menu. They offer standard, as well as French, options. I had the vegetarian breakfast, which comes with ratatouille, tomatoes, and half an avocado. They also offered a GF bread option (yay). My partner had an omelette. All the food was good, as was the service. They likely shine at pastries, which I cannot have due to the gluten. We'd stop again when in town.

Every time I want to go out for breakfast, I think of this place, delicious food and great service…read more This week, as I took my car for service nearby I went again and had their French Toast called 'Pain Perdu' and their good coffee. The server was Elizabeth who was very polite and friendly.

If you haven't tried this place give it a shot! On the the outside it doesn't look much but those…read moreplaces are always the best eats. We were immediately greeted by Dee she is the most beautiful soul and told us to sit where ever we liked. She was really the best server and was super tentative someone that actually seemed to enjoy there job. Now let me say I got the country fried steak and it was probably one of the best I've ever had. My fiancée got the steak fingers and that was delicious too. This place has been around for awhile and the cook has been doing this for a very long time and use to cook for Hieberts. And to my surprise as old as the place look and feels everything was super clean most places that look like that you would think everything would be super dirty. Anyways the food was amazing and so was the service I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who wants an authentic diner experience and amazing food/service. Food 10/10 Service 10/10 Atmosphere 10/10 Cleanliness 10/10

Early this morning, we drove to White Sands today from Las Cruces and needed to stop for food on…read moreour way back. We trust Yelp! so we stopped at Moongate Cafe. Don't be fooled by its exterior if you're not from '"round these parts". Small space seats about 10 groups of folks. This is what we would call at home a greasy spoon in the most delicious way! Lots of options for breakfast and lunch! Amanda ordered the Chorizo omelette and I ordered the Chorizo breakfast burrito. Our waitress was very loud, happy, and bubbly. Country music on the speakers throughout the room. The chorizo and salsa was the star of our breakfast. We always ask, would we come back? I wouldn't make a special trip, however, if we were out this way, this would be our stop for sure!