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!

I live in Los Angeles County and recently ordered some spice from three brothers because I was…read morerunning out of the last bag I received as a gift. I was surprised to learn that Three Brothers does not have a web site where one can place an order, but it didn't matter because the person that answered the phone sent me a new bag immediately. It was a pleasure to do business with them over the phone. I received my new bag within days. E. Martinez

I Don't Want to be a Brother…read more Nice gift shop located along the main drag that has a good selection of Hatch and other chili related merchandise. The Good: *Lady running the front was friendly enough *Store is very organized and comfortable to walk around in. *Prices seemed about the same as everywhere else The Meh: *A bit of a language barrier The Ugly: *We arrived into town after 9 a.m. (store claims to be open at 8:30), and they were closed. We happened to see them just as they were opening as we were leaving town after 10 a.m. Luckily for them, I was still looking for something, and that's the only reason I stopped. Otherwise, they'd have been SoL. TLDR: Nice place, but hours of operation may be arbitrary. #TheEarlyBirdGetsTheWorm

If you are looking for a job...don't work here. That's all I'm saying......................read more

$13 for a TINY burrito that wouldn't fill up a 5 year old kid. I deleted my app and will not be…read moregoing back to Chavira's. They used to be really good but they completely lost me after that tripita burrito today. It was mostly tortilla with barely any filling. They didn't even put beans on the burrito. The tripitas tasted okay but there was only a mouthful worth of them. Go to Si Senor right down the road. Si Senor isn't much more money and you get a burrito that will fill you up a couple times. I can't eat a whole burrito from Si Senor in one sitting. I feel like I was totally ripped off by Chavira's today. Never again!

If you're driving through Hatch, don't pass this place by. This is the original Hatch Chile stand,…read moreand meeting the owners made the stop even more memorable. We had the pleasure of talking with the grandson and his wife, who now run the business. They were incredibly sweet, welcoming, and genuinely happy to answer questions and help us pick out products. We brought home a jar of their extra hot green salsa, and wow...it is absolutely incredible. It has a serious kick, but the heat never overpowers the flavor. You can actually taste the fresh Hatch chiles instead of just burning your mouth. It's hands down one of the best salsas I've had. Supporting a third generation family business while taking home an authentic taste of Hatch made this one of our favorite stops in New Mexico. We'll definitely be back next time we're in the area.

Over the holiday weekend, we made a day trip to Hatch, from LC, specifically to,pick up roasted…read moregreen chilies. Bought a 40lb bag & had them roaster & peeled to avoid the hassle. Easy transaction, the Chilis are delicious. Also bought pecans. Yummy too. Hatch Chili e Express is now my go-to for fresh chili, even though I can get them here in Phoenix.

This is a cool place to visit if you are in the market for some excellent local peppers. The…read more"Ristra Man" can school you on peppers better than Wikipedia ever could, and he makes terrific recommendations based on your tastes. A buddy of mine and I walked out with two pounds of beautiful Puya peppers for about $9, which is a steal.

Educated, knowledgeable, competent, totally honest, devoted to both sides of the business…read more(proprietor and customer) and reliable. Nothing more to be desired.

I wasn't impressed with the selection of fruits and vegetables or the quality. I wish l had…read moresomething more positive to say. However, this is only on their sister store located on the east side off Montwood. I'll try them out again.

Love their murals. Excellent fruit and meat selection. Their fresh Mata's flour tortillas are a…read moremust to buy. The munster cheese is the cheapest and tastiest you will find all El Paso.

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!

I have been a Sprouts customer for many years in different cities even when they had a different…read morename. Unfortunately over the years prices have surpassed Natural Grocers or Whole Foods in many departments, particularly in vitamins and other supplements. Living in Las Cruces, is a nice option to have since we don't have Trader Joe's. I occasionally visit this store, only during the day as there are always homeless asking for help in the parking lot. I always check the Clearance section in the back for discounted items. Most of them are not a big savings, over priced items a dollar off. One time, I received the weekly flyer on my email so I went to the store to get the Mahi Mahi at a good sale price. The gentleman at the counter didn't know of any special on their website. The next day I went back and I spoke with the manager and I showed him the posted photo of the fish on sale. He apologized and said that they didn't receive the fish and offered me a rain check. I said it is fine, but I think your staff should know what is on the special of the week since you don't post them in your store. He replied that it wasn't posted following instructions from the company.Today 9/7, I visited the store. I checked the yogurt section and the discounted option had an BB date on August 27, 10 days ago! I think there are plenty of training opportunities for the staff in this store.