Cool vibe. Cold beers. Brings me back to my youth hanging out in the Yellowbird in Astoria, Queens…read more Would recommend a stop for a drink.

This is a decent spot to grab a drink in the TorC area, and seems to be the only option for late…read morenight cocktails. Unless you pay to run the jukebox, it can be awkward, and depending on which bartender you get you may or may not receive great service. We went here twice during our visit which was midweek. I would have given another star if music would have been playing in between the chosen jukebox selections. I think we might come back next time we are here, as long as the sweet female bartender is there.

We got hung up in the I-10 closure due to dust storms. We were staying at the La Quinta in Deming…read more We made it to hotel barely. The only food around was the Lazy lizard grill. Stacy is a machine! The nachos were more than enough for 3 us , but we ordered a couple burgers to finish us off anyway. The beer was super cold. If you ever find yourself stuck here, you at least know you can get some good bar food.

Lazy Lizard is not advertised very well. You will not see a sign saying "Here I am!" The place is…read moresmall located inside the Quality Inn exterior hotel across the street from LA Quinta, Hampton and Holiday Inn. Locals know it of course but if Deming is your half way point and you need a road break and need a drink and little bite then this is your hotel bar. The other hotels do not have a bar. This place has a few TVs to watch sports on as well as a TouchTunes jukebox. The food is okay and if you're hungry then it's good. No elevated menu here. Although the food is not spectacular, the beer is cold and the company and service is great. Stacy the bartender has been there over 20 years she's a local gal with an abundance of info. and can tell you about the area. Definitely a little hidden gem and I'd prefer not to advertise so it's not jam packed next time I pop in but y'all need some signage man! It would be much easier to find especially when it's past 8 pm and you can't find another place in Deming that's open.

Step inside and set the scene, This place is a vibe,…read morepolished, cool, and serene. Vintage chic with Palm Springs flair, Easily the fanciest spot you'll find in Truth or Consequences, I swear. Loads of character, charm for days, The kind of ambiance that makes you want to stay. Servers dressed sharp in black and white, Adding a touch of class that feels just right. Dress it up or keep it casual, either way you belong, This place fits the mood, you can't go wrong. The food? Delicious from start to end, French onion soup to begin--rich, savory, a win. Surf and turf kabobs followed, cooked just right, Then cheesecake to finish, smooth, sweet delight. They even have a kids menu, which made things easy, Happy kids, happy table, no stress, keeping it breezy. Service was excellent, warm, and on point for a lovely night. A must-stop gem if you're in T or C seeing the sights.

My husband and I stopped by Los Arcos for a nice intimate dinner. The restaurant is located near…read morethe highway with ample parking. There's an outdoor patio area that was not in use when we went but would have been lovely for a nice cool evening. The interior has an old school feel to it. Our waitress was friendly but wasn't the most knowledgeable and our silverware was a dirty. We were also greeted by a very charming older man who was full of life! I really wished I could rate this place higher but my steak was overcooked and bland and my husband said his was just ok. We'd really like to give this place another chance so will stop by again next time we're in town!

Kind of in an odd location. Food and service were both good, especially the service. That said, I…read morewouldn't go back there due to prominent displays of MAGA merchandise. If that's your thing, this place is definitely for you but it made me very uncomfortable.

We stopped here on the advice of an old timer local. It did not disappoint. Tucked out of town…read moreyou'd never find it on your own. Very eclectic. Restaurant seems to be an old barn with game trophies all over the walls as well as dollar bills stapled up throughout. Lots to look at. Staff was friendly, food was good. Others have raved about the French onion soup, it was good, I've had better but it was definitely the cheesiest. We ordered the rack of pork ribs and they were amazing. My husband says the best he's ever had. Fall off the bone tender, smoked to perfection with a nice sticky barbecue glaze that wasn't burned on them. Highly recommend stopping here. You won't soon forget it

This was recommended to us at our stay. It is a really…read morelarge mexican restaurant. They have a good menu but no tamale offers. I like an extra tamale if offered. The service was incredibly slow and i almost left twice. When our meals came they were delicious and that made up for the wait. Many mexican families here as groups, prob the best meal in town.

We went Saturday, April 4th for lunch. Girl at hostess booth…read morewas rude/sick? Not friendly, but walked through the kitchen multiple times, so hope not sick. They charge for Chips and Salsa, 2.99. They don't do "Rainbow/Christmas" enchiladas, but they'll gladly give you the sauce on the side, $2.69. Neither charges were mentioned prior to receipt. Food wasn't spectacular, New Mexico basic. We had to ask for water refills by speaking across the room, and while still waiting for our ticket, she seemed confused why we were still there. She asked if she'd forgotten to give us our card back, our waitress was not very attentive.

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.

Having been raised in the South, this is truly the best Southern food I have eaten in MANY years…read more If I could rate this 10 stars, I would. I could taste the love that went into the preparation of this food. And the pie, oh my goodness, absolutely delicious. For a true experience, eat here. The okra is real, candid sweet potato, and the coleslaw were as good as I have ever eaten. Service was above the norm, As has been said by a General, "I shall return". Ambiance one will enjoy, easy home atmosphere in a restaurant. Everything to like. WRL, Silver City, New Mexico

A wonderful find. Worth looking for. The food is wonderful and the pies alone are worth the…read moretrip. Highly recommend !

I hit this place while driving though New Mexico. Staff was very friendly. Decor is unassuming. My…read moreplate was delicious. They start you off with basic chips & salsa. The salsa was more than basic and had me asking for more. I imagined that if this was how they start me off, then my actual meal will be out of this world. Boy ol boy was it ever. I got the enchilada plate with red and green salsa, Christmas if you will. FLAVOR!!!! Nuff said. Enchiladas had a hint of heat while the rice & beans tasted totally homemade and authentic. The locals definitely have a gem and you have to stop by THIS restaurant if you're just passing through.

Very authentic stop of you are looking for great Mexican food. It is not fast food, so be okay with…read morewaiting. The service is good and you will not be disappointed.

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!