We love going to Enchanted Vines on Sundays, so I joined the wine club. Had a snafu with a club…read morepick up and thanks to Becca didn't have to return for a 3rd time to get it taken care of. Thanks Becca

One of our favorite places to visit while in Ruidoso. Pet friendly, large variety of wine, and…read morealso they have beer and non alcoholic drinks. We love visiting the farm animals and talking to other customers! Only reason for four stars is that we were ignored twice at the outside bar.

Had a wonderful afternoon inside the "premium reserve" side of the Noisy Waters Winery. My best…read morefriend and I sat upstairs in the "Library" Balcony overlooking the Main Street. E had a couple glasses of out favorite, and a wonderful Charcuterie Board. Everyone we spoke to here were very friendly and helpful and fun to talk to. We had the most relaxing afternoon. If you park behind the establishment, there are a lot of stairs to get here

Very welcoming staff in a beautiful place. We tasted a few things at the bar, ordered a couple of…read moreglasses for the Hatch Chili Wine, and headed outside to the patio to sip and watch the world go by. When we went back in, we bought a bottle. Really enjoyed our afternoon and can't wait to taste this wine again!

Nice place to enjoy a nice glass of wine, cider, or beer while enjoying the beautiful Cloudcroft…read moreweather. There's seating inside and out. This place is divided into two sections, one section is the store where you can buy various snack items, oils, and souvenirs. The other section has the bar, here you can enjoy various items such as their charcuterie board which is delicious or buy some bottles of wine to-go or to enjoy in store. The service is always friendly and they do have various specials/deals on certain days of the week. Although this place is a lot smaller than the one in ruidoso, it's still a very enjoyable place to stop by and share a bottle of wine with your favorite friend/relatives.

Loved this quaint place! We were on a getaway trip with family and couldn't resist trying this…read morewinery. I'm so glad we made a point to go. Their wine bottle prices weren't ridiculously high and they offered charcuterie platters and cheese trays- yum! My husband and I each had 5 tastings to better sample their varietals. We were both floored with the Demigod. Their curtain call was also made our top 3 list. If you go, you just try their hatch chili wine!! While we both preferred their green hatch, the red was different and might better suit others palates. Their sweet wines are definitely sweet and would please those with that as their preference. We loved this place so much we became wine members. Daniel was amazing! He was very knowledgeable, down to earth and made us feel like VIPs from the get go.

I took my daughters to the Balzano Vineyard today (October 4, 2025)…read more It was a great time! All of the staff members were friendly and helpful. The photo ops was what I really appreciate it because my girls are growing so fast. The fall colors were gorgeous! There were a ton of of activities: + arcade + fairy garden + farm animal petting + gemstone mine + hay rides + horseshoe pits + Ms. Janie's famous pies + old West shooting gallery + Papa's fishing pond + pumpkin slingshot + and a ton more! Here's more info: https://www.balzanovineyard.com/ Entry was $10 per person over 3-years-old. 2 for $4 gourds $8 medium pumpkins $3 small pumpkins The winery tasting room was open which was another huge plus! I walked out with a 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon and 2022 Montepulviano. Call 575-361-4993 ahead of time to ensure they are open!

Drove out to the winery (about thirty miles) only to. Find it closed for a private party not listed…read moreon their website. Looks like a nice tasting room but call before you try to show up or you will not be served. Could improve greatly by posting when they will be closed for private parties.

Oh me oh my! Brunch at Pecos was awesome! We had the green…read morechili w bacon quiche and selected a side of chicken salad. We also had Original eggs Benedict. I had tropical tea and Melodie had a mimosa, but w cranberry juice as suggested by our great server. Anyway, both dishes were delicious. Quiche was awesome with a flaky crust, as I like it. The Original Eggs Benedict was to die for. We substituted the Canadian bacon with good old fashion "real" bacon. (sorry Canadians) Not only did the bacon add some deliciousness to it, but it added a texture that allowed you to feel it as you are eating it. Chicken salad was also tasty w purple onions and celery. Although, I did box most if it up. Since I was getting full, I decided to enjoy the flavored later when I'm hungry. Ray, thanks for the great service. We'll definitely be back. Pecos is our favorite so far, in Roswell. .

We enjoyed our visit here very much. The food was great. Excellent service. Sophisticated ambiance.read more

This was a special dinner in a town with many choices. The…read moreMeat loaf dinner was over the top good and i had the german schnitzel. They excellent and at a vg price We didn't have wine but they had many choices. We Should have have had a reservation. Our waiter Michael was very careful to insure our satisfaction. We Highly recommend and it was suggested to us from 3 others. They were right.

As a traveler from out of state accompanied by two trained service dogs, I was shocked by the…read moretreatment we received at Winary Bistro. The manager incorrectly stated that service dogs must wear a vest to be recognized as service animals and demanded that we provide a "service animal certificate." We were then told that such certificates were not valid and that service animals must be registered in New Mexico before being allowed into the restaurant. None of these statements are consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Service dogs are not required to wear vests, carry certificates, or be registered with any state in order to access public accommodations. It is deeply concerning that a manager responsible for serving the public appears to have such a poor understanding of federal disability law. The experience was embarrassing, discriminatory, and completely unnecessary. I have traveled extensively throughout the United States with my service dogs and have never been treated this way. I strongly encourage management to educate staff on ADA requirements before another customer is subjected to the same treatment. Until then, I cannot recommend this establishment to anyone who relies on a service animal.

Amazing place! The wine and charcuterie board is delicious. We stopped by twice when visiting…read moreRuidoso. The staff is friendly. Theres a lot of good merchandise. It's kid friendly. Great place for lunch, dinner, or just a drink.

We had a great wine tasting experience here! It was $15 for a selection of 4 different wines, and…read moreeach one we had was great. I love a good Cabernet, and they've got an award winning reserve that was excellent. They also just opened up their upstairs "secret" room, which we were able to look around and enjoy as well.

We love, love, love everyone that works and owns the vineyard- we always have such a great time…read morewhen we are there!

Here at Tularosa Winery. If you make it to New Mexico and near Roswell/White Sands National…read moreMonument, you need to stop by here and try their wines. They are also a host site for Harvest Host. If you are RV camping, members stay here for free and it suggested to make a purchase. The wine is real good, so that was NOT a problem. Also glad we did not have to drive after tasting. Love their wines.

Heart of the Desert Pistachios & Wine - Came for Pistachios, Left with Wine…read more We stopped here with a simple mission: grab a few bags of pistachios as gifts for friends back home. Easy, right? Well... not quite. The store itself is quaint and charming, filled with all kinds of temptations. Pistachios in every form, chocolates, wines, and gift options that make you rethink your original plan. You can taste a little of everything, which is both delightful and dangerous. Then we stepped out onto the patio with our pistachio ice cream, and wow... completely unexpected. The space is gorgeous. Calm, open, and the kind of place that makes you slow down without even trying. Honestly, if I lived nearby, I'd be planning celebrations here without a second thought. Somewhere between the views and the tasting, I tried their pistachio rosé. And yes, I had the same reaction, "wait... what?" But it worked. Different, pleasant, and surprisingly good. Good enough that I completely abandoned my pistachio gift plan and walked out with several bottles instead. A much more unique surprise. The staff were warm and welcoming, adding to the whole experience. No rush, no pressure, just genuine friendliness. We didn't have as much time as I would have liked, and that's probably the only downside. This is the kind of place where you want to linger longer, taste more, and just enjoy the moment. Came for pistachios. Left with wine and zero regrets.

Wow. What an incredible pistachio farm tour From the orchards to every single product, you can…read moretruly feel the care, integrity, and ethical values behind it all. How about those shiny floors everywhere! It's not just about amazing pistachios (though they're so good )--it's about the passion and purpose that go into everything you do. It's rare to see that level of care, and it made the visit truly special. The inviting patio to sip on wine amongst the carefully pruned trees was a bonus Grateful for such an inspiring experience, especially Melissia and Sabrine. #SupportLocal #SustainableFarming #Gratitude