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!

Was taken there by friends who really enjoyed it when it was "Josefina's " only…read more Four of us had the usual breakfast of omelette's, fried or scrambled eggs and potatoes with toast. Two fancy teas, and two regular coffees with a $5 tip.....$76 total and we were expected to bus our own table, my regular coffee came with one free refill of which I needed to leave the table and go to the counter to get my refill. Food and presentation were noticeably less than I get at home, service...nobody came by to ask.....when I asked for some sort of hot sauce I was directed to packets of Cholula...come on folks this is NM not TX or AZ.

Grandma surprised us with dessert from here after lunch today. We had never been before. I'm not…read moreusually much of a dessert girl and the cheesecake tart thing was super good. I liked the raspberry filling. It wasn't too sweet. 10/10 I would like to try it in blackberry flavor if they have that.

There's sucha vibe to Las Cruces that I absolutely love…read more The town is full of gems and Indulgence Bakery and Cafe is one of them . You'll find so many fun quirky aesthetics here . Highly entertaining, from the spatulas decorated as dragons and hung to the silly Alice in wonderland comedic wallpaper. Great service and always appreciate vegan items already on the menu that don't require any modifications but keep in mind they up-charge for just about everything. Non- dairy almond milk latte was extra . The portions aren't out of control either & Overall we had a good experience and would come back .

We were traveling to AZ and saw this place. What a great spot for brunch! We had our small dog…read morewith us and they gladly seated us outside in a great little courtyard. The food was amazing! The service was great! We will be back for sure!

Food was simple. And the prices were good and so was the service. We enjoyed our meal outside and…read moreit the patio was lovely

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.

Absolutely! Fabulous food, and the owners are awesome people and I hope everybody out there comes…read moreto eat and support them

website stated open..went for lunch..closed and you could see buffet type pans stacked at the…read moredoor...Oct 13, 2026

We visited this restaurant by default when the one we'd planned to visit was closed, and we're so…read moreglad we did. The food was excellent (including homemade tortillas), and the service was exceptional. We'll definitely be back and can't wait to work our way through the rest of the menu.

I ordered the monster torta and wasn't disappointed it even came out 8 minutes after ordering which…read moreis extremely fast for food that was pretty I have gone to pretty much every Mexican restaurant in las cruces and this one doesn't disappoint, it's truly a family run restaurant and is very friendly I would recommend you check out this place!!!

It's hard to find a good place in Cruces that's NOT a chain or Mexican food that is open for…read moredinner. This is one of those places! Mostly sandwiches - with a choice of several types of fresh breads - and wraps. But they have a variety of soups and salads and fried rice. Vegan choices a plenty. Everything is made when you order it and you can tell someone put the sammies together by hand with love. Oh, one thing to remember. Get the wontons. Just get an order of all of them. The green chile and chicken ones are my favorite. But all of them were amazing!

The menu provides an excellent choice in food. Ambiance nice. Wait staff efficient and friendly. I…read moreordered the Thai Chicken Wrap. What was disappointing was the tortilla it was wrapped in. Tasted like the old lard ones and was even burnt. The Thai sauce is missing something. There was a bit of bite but the Thai taste I'm accustomed to. Maybe tamarinds? Peanut seem to have been boiled rather than salted and incorporated. Needs some work.

Was pleasantly surprised by this place! Ordered their chicken, walnut, and blue cheese salad on the…read morefirst visit and it was HUGE! They accidentally gave me 1 wrong dressing, but the correct one was delicious and came in a decently sized container that was enough for the whole salad. The following day, my team decided to order from CB again. I got a half BLT and their Asian salad with avocado. I wish the half BLT had been bigger and the salad smaller! The BLT with avocado was delicious and the salad was good, but felt like it was missing something. Still, next time I go to Las Cruces, I'm sure we'll stop by again!

Came by once before but their hours start at 6:30 AM. I don't understand this but I suppose that's…read moresmall town life. OK, I can adapt. I came in for a gluten free breakfast sandwich today, 12/3/25. I don't normally do sandwiches but I was craving a little something and was excited they had this option. Learned no, they don't have any and the way it was asked makes me wonder if this isn't a common occurrence and having gluten free bread isn't a rarity but is in fact, the norm.

Great good and service. The place is casual. Inside and patio dining options. I've been looking…read morefor a spicy chile and found it here. The red sauce has amazing flavor and complimented all the foods. The salsa with the chips is spicy as well. Not over the top spicy on anything, just a good bite and wonderful flavor. Service was fast and friendly.

Upon arrival, I was greeted by staff and asked where I'd like to sit. I chose the "outdoor",…read moreInclosed patio which was a little warm, but not bad. It being taco Tuesday, I went ahead and ordered the folded tacos with ground beef which came with beans and Mexican rice on the side. After my meal, I had a sopapilla dusted with cinnamon and sugar, I was expecting a little more homemade and fluffier, but tasted ok. To say the least, the food was good and flavorful. Nothing was overbearing in spices. My waitress was nice and attentive. I'd definitely come back and try something else next time.

Party of 4--we stopped in for drinks and dessert and ended up really enjoying it…read more Everyone ordered something different--margarita, wine, beer, and an old fashioned with a smoked twist--and all of them were really good. Prices were about what you'd expect, nothing crazy. The desserts were just as solid--very tasty and a great way to wrap things up. Our waitress was super nice and always nearby if we needed anything, without hovering. Overall, a great spot to swing by even if you're just going for drinks and dessert. Definitely worth it.

While on a Southwest road trip, we found ourselves spending the night in Las Cruces, New Mexico…read more When we asked the staff at our hotel for a local dining recommendation, they pointed us toward the historic village of Mesilla, just south of Las Cruces. It turned out to be excellent advice. Mesilla is a charming, historic community with an unmistakable Old World feel. Founded in 1848, it once served as the Confederate capital of the Arizona Territory and is perhaps best known as the site where the notorious outlaw Billy the Kid was tried and convicted of murder in 1881. Today, the village centers around a picturesque plaza surrounded by beautifully preserved adobe buildings, shops, and restaurants that make it well worth a visit. One of Mesilla's most famous restaurants is La Posta de Mesilla, which has been serving traditional New Mexican cuisine since 1939. Over the decades, it has expanded into a sprawling 17,000-square-foot complex made up of a maze of interconnected dining rooms. Its menu is built around century-old family recipes featuring the renowned red and green chiles grown nearby in the Hatch and Mesilla valleys. After what felt like a two- or three-minute walk through the restaurant to reach our table, we ordered margaritas and waited for the customary basket of chips. I added an order of chile con queso along with both the red and green salsas. Our drinks, chips, and salsas arrived promptly. The salsas were pleasantly spicy and packed more heat than the average restaurant version, something I appreciated. Unfortunately, the chile con queso never arrived. After unsuccessfully trying to catch the attention of one of the busy servers, we finally flagged someone down to remind them. By the time it reached our table, our entrées were only moments away, leaving little opportunity to enjoy it with the chips. My wife ordered two tacos with rice and beans. I chose the Folded Tacos--three deep-fried folded corn tortillas filled with seasoned ground beef and chicken, then topped with lettuce, tomato, and shredded cheese, served alongside refried beans and rice. So, how was the food? It was simply okay. Nothing on either plate stood out. The dishes lacked the bold flavors, vibrant presentation, and satisfying textures that make New Mexican cuisine so memorable. My impression is that, over the years, La Posta has evolved into a destination built to accommodate the hundreds of thousands of tourists who visit annually. In doing so, its food seems to have been toned down to appeal to the broadest possible audience, sacrificing some of the authenticity and character that made it famous. Service added to the disappointment. It was slow, disjointed, and often difficult to find a server when we needed one. Since we visited on a Sunday evening, it's possible the restaurant was short-staffed, but regardless of the reason, the overall dining experience suffered. If you're visiting the Las Cruces area, don't miss Mesilla. It's one of southern New Mexico's true gems and absolutely deserves a stop. As for La Posta de Mesilla, however, I'd recommend looking elsewhere for dinner. In a town with this much history and character, I'm confident you'll find a restaurant that delivers a more memorable meal.