Pistachio Land is a great tourist attraction that has a great selection of wines they make there…read more The staff was amazing when we did the wine tasting. I enjoyed the pistachio delight that I bought the bottle there. All bottles there are $18 but they do have it online for $20. They do offer tours there. They have a pistachio tasting section so you could try the different flavors before purchasing them. We loved the sour cream and onion and lemon lime options. I bought those as well as the regular pistachios. They had pistachio fudge and tons of themed merchandise. Great place!

As America's most traveled human, I've seen just about everything in the United States and set…read morerecords in the process. But there was one thing I had never done, and that's McGinn's PistachioLand. Now imagine that you've responsibly booked a farm tour of McGinn's six months in advance and driven over 2,000 miles to complete this bucket list goal. You've even signed the waiver they texted you 45 minutes before lining up for the first tour of the day. You're ready for a unique adventure. And then, 15 minutes before you're ready to take the tour, McGinn's notifies you that the tour has been cancelled because tour guide Garret is unavailable. Really? This is allowed? If you live down the street from PistachioLand, this isn't a big deal. Take the tour some other day. But if you've driven all the way across the country for this, only to receive news of a cancellation with 15 minutes notice, I cannot imagine that the risk of visiting PistachioLand is worth it. Their farm store is neat. Pictures next to the gimmicky giant pistachio are cool. But the highlight of your visit would certainly be a tour of the actual pistachio groves. And when they're allowed to unabashedly cancel on you with essentially no notice after spending a great deal of money and effort to get there, this particular point of interest is just not worth visiting.

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!

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.

Showed later than I wished and bc of this i missed out on all the fresh produce. If you are looking…read moreto produce show up when the market starts. Other than that the market goes on for blocks so plan for a good amount of time if you plan on checking out plenty of vendors. I am a sucker for handmade soaps and found plenty of vendors for this. Bought more soaps than I should, but hard not to when some have really good prices. Market is lively with lots of people, some musicians, food and the stores on the street opened for business. So many artists selling their crafts .... Some I hadn't even seen or dreamed of. When I can definitely plan to come back for more shopping.

Passing through the town, and was lucky to overlap with the Saturday Farmer's Market! Plenty of…read morecrafts, food/drinks stands, live music, some produce (perhaps more depending on the season), as well as plants, and more. Was recommended by someone to get some fresh kettlecorn from a stand in the north end (you won't miss it). Long line, but worth it.