Everyone always raves about Dutch Bros... believe it or not, I'd never been until very recently…read more The drive-through line is ALWAYS long whenever I'm driving by, so I'd never been tempted. But the day I went, I was close-by, wanted a pick-me-up and had the time. I loved that even though the line was long, it moved quickly. The menu is a bit intimidating at first, but I just remembered my coworker mentioning what their favorite was... Golden Eagle. When I drove up to the window, my first impression was "these people actually enjoy working here!" They were jamming some upbeat music, dancing, laughing... that's the kind of place I always want to get my food and drinks from! Also, my drink was off the chain!!!

I had to try this place more than once to see what the hype was all about. The beverages are as…read moreexpected- good, but nothing extraordinary. The service is fast and friendly.

Wow! What a cool place! We went for a late lunch. Mu family and I shared three pizzas...the…read moreshroom, margarita and pepperoni. Really good pizza! Breakfast and coffee items looked good as well. We will be back for breakfast next time.

Wanting to find a good coffee shop in Las Cruces, we found Grounded…read more The service team greeted us with a smile and engaged in small conversation while we ordered our breakfast and coffee. Our kids ordered Açaí bowls while I just had a cappuccino. We made our way to the back courtyard, which was wide open and great for two young kids to run about without bothering anyone. The interior is inviting. While I didn't take pictures of the food, it was simply because we dug right in. The presentation of the food was exquisite and the kids barely looked up from their bowls; that's a good sign! We made sure to buy some coffee beans on the way out, which we are now enjoying at home.

Was walking through the farmers market and saw this gem. Love the concept and I interior of this…read morecoffee vinyl shop. I was just browsing, but next time I'm stopping by for coffee. Love the memorabilia in the shop. Shop made me want to buy a record player so I can buy a vinyl LOL.

Best Matcha (w/macadamia nut milk) in cruces, coupled with the friendly and exceptional service…read more One (1) of my daily go to coffee shops that I frequent while in Cruces. Also, the Friday 10 am morning jazz sessions are phenomenal. Very convenient to bring your laptop and get some work done, also.

Stopped in for a Dirty Chai and a chocolate chip cookie -- both were delicious and priced really…read morewell. The service was friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. Definitely adding this to my list of go-to coffee spots. Highly recommend!"

Always lovely grabbing coffee and bagels at the local coffee shop. It's a great place to get work…read moredone too. Shoutout to the best barista, Sophia!

The Main Street Vintage Mercado is a great addition to the downtown Las Cruces scene…read more This is the perfect stop for shopping, sitting with friends, enjoying an Italian soda, coffee, or a paleta (Mexican popsicle). The owner is extremely friendly and her barista is equally welcoming. When you enter this establishment you are not just a customer but a welcomed guest. Some unique items you may find here: antique dishes, antique lamps, antique furniture, antique chandeliers, unique items such as antique pipe holders and fabric wall hangings. I have no doubt if you are looking for something in particular the owner either has it or will go out of her way to locate it for you. Further, the prices are VERY REASONABLE. As a collector of milk glass I am an avid antique shopper and I have a good handle on pricing. For example there was an antique chandelier priced at $95, and an antique end table priced at $30, and a ornate milk glass vase priced at $14 (I have seen this exact vase located elsewhere for double). I did enjoy a fabulous Raspberry Italian Soda, the perfect amount of flavoring, including whipped cream and a cherry. Super good!!! There are seats for relaxing with friends over a drink or dessert and the shopping is just a fabulous added bonus! Check back at this location as it has just opened and there is more coming in the future according to the owner. I will revisit!

I love supporting local businesses and have wanted to stop in for a while but the first few times…read morewe went by they hadn't put in their espresso machine yet so we decided to wait. They have since installed their machine so today we were able to get a quick lunch and it was in a word "wonderful." First the coffee. I just got a straight up café latte and it was great. The roast was perfectly balanced and I can say it was worth the wait. My wife had a chai latte which was also great. For my sandwich I chose the Norman Rockwell. I was a little nervous at first because I'm picky about my bread (no wonder bread for me, please) and I wasn't sure what Dave's Killer Bread was. But Dave really knows his bread and the sandwich was delicious. The atmosphere is eclectic but fitting and today we had a musician playing and singing Spanish ballads which was fun. There is also a little antique store that is worth browsing through. The only thing that would have made the experience better is the coffee cups are all disposable even if you are eating in and it would have been nice to have such a good coffee in a real cup. Regardless, this won't be our last visit and it is a great addition to Main Street. On a side note, 10 or 15 years ago my wife and I had a pumpkin soup in Germany that was amazing and has been for us the holy grail of soups. Since that time we've tried to find a recipe or to duplicate it by trial and error to no avail. But today we found that soup right here and it totally made our day. Finding that soup alone made the visit worthwhile.

Last Sunday, as my wife was in a meeting at the library I tagged along and walked the downtown area…read morefor a while. I stumbled at this cozy cafe across the Klein Park in the historic Mesquite neighborhood. I ordered their house coffee but I was told my the barista that they were out. She explained to me that she didn't want to make another batch because it would go to waste. I then ordered an Americano instead. It was 2 pm and I asked the barista at what time they closed. She told me that at 3 pm. I totally understand that if she was closing in an hour, it didn't make sense to make a batch. However, the correct thing would have been for her to tell me that they didn't have their house coffee and offered me an Americano for the same price. The coffee was good, the cafe is a very relaxing place with several outdoor tables overlooking the park.

Cute little coffee shop on Mesquite with made-to-order flavored coffee drinks. Since it was my…read morefirst time, I appreciated the baristas knowledge in what drink I would like based on my preference (not very sweet and iced). The Cold Brew Tiramisu was perfect--dark chocolate, vanilla syrup, cold brew, and a light soft top.

The drink is good, but I had 2.00 added to the price because 1) I wanted non-dairy as I'm lactose…read moreintolerant, and 2) I wanted LESS syrup used. That's a bit ridiculous, so unfortunately I won't be going back.

After being disappointed by another boba shop in the area, we still wanted a decent drink. Rare Tea…read morehad the next highest average review score, so that's where we went. We got one drink: Black Milk Tea, 50% Sweet w/ Boba ($6.00) - I believe the tea here is pre-mixed with non-dairy milk. The specified sugar level is added to the drink, and then they add some thick black liquid (perhaps some brown sugar syrup?), and finally top off the drink with more tea. The store offers both brown sugar boba and regular boba. I asked what the difference is, and the barista explained that the brown sugar boba was cooked and soaked in brown sugar, whereas the normal boba was only soaked in brown sugar. I opted for the original. The tea here has a good black tea flavor, a bit fragrant overall, and is better than the average chain boba shop. The boba is cooked a little less than desirable, but not too bad. It's just a little harder than what a perfectly cooked boba should be. The overall drink quality here is pretty good. I would happily return to Rare Tea if I'm ever in Las Cruces again.

It's been a long time coming for me to finally get into a town that has this place and let me tell…read moreyou the options they had left me in love and just gave me to many to choose from I absolutely recommend if your a tea lover

I do enjoy this place! While mostly in the southern states of Texas and this one here in New…read moreMexico, HTeaO is great. They brew delicious tea-decaf or caf. They offer an array of flavors for the tea as well. Peach mint helps settle an unsettled stomach for sure. You can select from 6 different sizes of cups as well. Fast service inside and through the drive thru. Pro tip- hit them up between 2-4pm Monday-Thursday. Drinks are $2! Hopefully HTeaO can head to Denver soon!!