Yelp combined my creation of a page for Cornerstone Creamery along with the existing Cornerstone…read moreCoffeehouse. But they have different addresses (!). At least on Google maps they do. They also have separate storefront entrances. Why, Yelp? Why? Why do you not trust that I know more about this community than you? Hardly anyone else in this part of New Mexico Yelps (consistently) except for me...

Stopped here on a whim with my son while in the area for work. We both ordered scoops of…read morehuckleberry ice cream. The staff was friendly and the ice cream was very delicious. I would definitely go back.

OVERALL While this is not at all my favorite place for…read morecoffee in Hobbs, NM, I will take this place over Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts any day. I bumped my rating up to 4 stars because I've heard their energy teas are fantastic. RATING BREAKDOWN | Drinks: 3 | Service: 4 | Location/Ambiance: 3 | Price: 3 | PARKING There's ample parking at the Dal Paso Center. They also offer delivery. LOCATION/AMBIANCE Currently they are located to the left when you walk inside Cherry Berry. They are working on a possible drive-thru location. THE GRUB From the Holiday menu, I tried their Peppermint Bark Latte ($6) on 12/8/22. It was the weakest coffee I've ever had and tasted nothing like peppermint bark. Not very sweet with a slight aftertaste. From their January 2023 menu tried the white chocolate mocha latte ($7.10 cash not including tip). Again, their coffee is on the weaker side. Also again, not very sweet with a slight aftertaste. LITTLE YELPER'S CLUB No kid's menu to my recollection. I'll keep you posted on how my kiddos like the pickle lemonade. SERVICE Was a bit indifferent on 12/8/22. I later found out she was not feeling good the following day or so. Service was much nicer on 1/31/2023. MY FAVORITE PART... Supporting a local business. NOT SO FAVORITE PART... The aftertaste from their lattes & the high prices. TIP Follow them on Facebook for the quickest updates including their hours and closures: https://www.facebook.com/youareenoughcoffeeco

This was the worst coffee me and my friends have ever had. We got the vanilla late hot and iced,…read moreand it was the sweetest tasting fake sugar coffee ever. I don't recommend this place

On a foggy Monday morning in rural New Mexico, I pushed through the mysterious darkness on Highway…read more180 in search of breakfast. I had marked these GPS coordinates months ago, making a note that Rene Anthony's was notable the highest-rated restaurant on the long drive between Dallas and Tularosa, NM. But I began to doubt myself as glimpses through the thick fog revealed no civilization, nothing but empty fields. Was there really a restaurant out here open at 5:12 a.m. or did my typically methodical road trip research contain an error? And suddenly, there it was, an oasis of an eatery standing alone in an ordinary building on the south side of the highway surrounded by nothingness. I strolled into the small dining room filled with a dozen truckers waking up to a vivid discussion about the NFL. A city slicker seemingly out of place, I was welcomed with open arms and placed my dine-in order at the register. The only breakfast option was a lengthy list of breakfast burritos, a dish I don't normally enjoy. But this was different. Chef Anthony Sanchez is making magic here. Ordering the porky pig, a massive burrito absolutely stuffed with fresh chorizo, onions, and peppers, this is pure deliciousness in the middle of nowhere!

OVERALL Rene Anthony's is good for breakfast or lunch for…read morethose traveling to and from Carlsbad, Monument or Maljamar. Currently they are open daily except Monday from 8AM to 2PM. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4.5 | Service: 4 | Ambiance: 3 | Price: 3 PARKING There is ample parking out front even for trucks with trailers and big rigs. LOCATION/AMBIANCE The location is a bit outside of Hobbs, NM on the Carlsbad Highway. It's near the Arkansas Junction headed west towards Carlsbad. It's a small place with a few tables and booths. You order and pay at the register as soon as you walk in then wait to be served. You must ask for a key to the lone restroom which is accessible going back outside. It's better than nothing. It's not the cleanest & hot water at the sink never flowed for me. I wish they would take down the old signage already. It's been there for years. I remember seeing a post back on March 2023 that Renee Anthony was opening soon. It's time for new signage! Their music was a bit on the loud side when I first walked in. THE GRUB They offer a breakfast and lunch menu only. No dinner. Or supper as we call it in my family. The lunch menu is confusing because I heard the group in front of me order burgers. I never saw them on there. I opted for a cheeseburger because my friend had one a couple of weeks ago and she said it was amazing with jalapenos. Well, those got left off of my order. I should have had the hostess repeat my order back to me, but they were fairly busy & she seemed a bit flustered at times. A combo with a side of homemade fries and a sealed drink of your choice (I went with a strawberry/kiwi Shasta) costed $16.58. It came with chopped onions and tomatoes, lettuce, and pickles. Your choice of ketchup, mayo, and/or mustard comes on the side. Plastic was accepted. LITTLE YELPER'S CLUB I didn't see any kid's menu items nor is it a baby or toddler-friendly restaurant... no high chairs. No baby changing station available in the lone restroom either. SERVICE I told the friendly hostess on 1/26/2024 that I wanted something spicy with my cheeseburger if I could in fact order one. I suggested jalapenos, but I think she got distracted as I often witnessed while waiting for my takeout because they were nonexistent. The deprivation killed me! Lol. MY FAVORITE PART... The burger ended up being a 1/2 pounder. A lot more lunch than I anticipated (thankfully) at that price. Next time I'm down for something different, though! NOT SO FAVORITE PART... Asking for the key to the restroom (bleh), no hot water at the sink, and the price (steep!). TIPS + Call head for takeout or dine in. + They have an assortment of desserts in the fridge next to the beverage fridge.

I love this place! Every time I come into town for work I stop in and grab a bagel from Mindy…read morebefore my meetings. It's small, cute and quaint! Go support local business!! FYI it's cash only!

This place is so cute! The lady who helped us was so lovely and helpful. Just keep in mind, they…read moreonly take cash. So make sure you make a trip to the atm. They have a good selection of bagels, and you can also create your own bagel sandwich. They have different meat, cheese, and veggie choices. I also noticed they have muffins and soup. The only thing I wish they would have had was avocado to add my my sandwich. It was still really tasty either way! Each sandwich comes with a choice of baked or regular potato chips and a pickle slice.

Juice Ritual is a new fresh smoothies and pressed juices shop in the North Central Plaza near the…read moreTownePlace Suites and Buffalo Wild Wings. They had their grand opening on March 29, 2025. There is currently another location in Albuquerque. After school on 5.2.2025, I brought my daughters here. We all ordered smoothies (only 24 oz offered $9.25 each). The shop in Albuquerque sells kid size (16 oz) smoothies, but not this location. I asked. I also grabbed a "mean greens" pressed juice ($10) to go to replenish the iron and vitamin C I lost from recently donating blood. Smoothies we tried & loved: + Banana Reef (banana, pineapple, blue spirulina, Greek yogurt) + Matcha Paradise (pineapple, Matcha, banana, vanilla, Greek yogurt) + Strawberry Swirl (almond milk, strawberry, pineapple, dates, yogurt clouds) I intend to stop by for a coffee someday. They also have food items like avocado toast and power bowls. CON The prices are hefty for the sizes. I will not be going here very often for that fact. RATING BREAKDOWN Drinks: 5 | Service: 5 | Atmosphere: 4 | Price: 4

Nice little juice shop. Fresh drinks made to order. They are tasty. Ive tried them all!read more

Our usual breakfast burrito place (Luna's) was closed after the Thanksgiving holiday (11/26/21). My…read morebrother text that he was going to try this other place. I rolled my eyes. Meanwhile I was out for coffee and a hair dryer to keep at his house. Lol. Chiquita's turned out to be a blessing in disguise and a small business was supported! This little place is easily missed if you're not looking for it on the south side of Hobbs, NM, on Dal Paso St. MY FAVORITE PART... How hot & massive the foul-wrapped burritos were. Very filling. Chiquita's does not skimp on any ingredients. MY LEAST FAVORITE PART... They are open most days at 6AM, but close everyday at 2PM except Sundays. Sunday they are open from 7AM-1PM. THE GRUB + Asado, beans and rice. That's probably my favorite burrito in town! + They can do just about any burrito you request... one of my daughter's wanted sausage, egg and cheese. The other wanted bacon, egg and cheese. They were super yummy. The salsa is hot and spicy and comes in the small containers, but it's so good. TIP They have a drive-thru! They included some old-fashioned peppermints in our bag. My 7-year-old was not a fan of them. I've decided she's not my kid after all. Lol. Thanks, Chiquita's!

I came to visit from Texas and the food is delicious. We had the migas, Chiquita burrito, and the…read moremachaca burrito. CHIQUITA BURRITO was so good. Authentic and I felt l was eating my abuela's cooking. I will definitely be back!

I was on the verge of getting sicker and sicker by the minute on 11/16/2023…read more My heart was set on birria. The trusty Yelp app lead me to Vaquero Taquero Mucho which I had recently bookmarked. They offered $7.99 delivery through delivery.com which was available via Yelp. That delivery price next to a $2.95 service charge was steep, but I was desperate because I felt like absolute garbage and I rarely take medicine when I'm down. I like to sweat it out with spicy food, cold wet rags, Vicks VapoRub - & now that I'm older - a strong, delicous homemade hot toddy! When I pushed the order through I got a text message at 1:07 saying they were swamped and would be late. The app even said it would be delivered between 1:44-2:14PM. I'm a numbers gal so bear with me... I thought I had time for a nice long needed nap. Nope. I submitted the order at 12:44PM. A nice lady with a smile on her face rang my doorbell at 1:25PM. My order arrived perfect and packed neatly with no messes that I've experienced from other birria places (not in Hobbs because I know of only two others). The broth, also known as consomme broth de birria, was not quite as flavorful as I have had, yet, it was good. I ordered an extra cup ($2.69) because I love to drink that stuff when I've got sinus congestion. The shining star was the Mulitas de Birria ($14.19) with sliced limes and extra onions and cilantro on the side. All four mulitas were still amazingly piping hot - and their brick and mortar is clear on the other side of town! The tortillas still had a slight crispiness to them. They did not skimp on the meat. It was moutwatering good with the green salsa, but that red spicy salsa - that's where it's at. They threw in a few of the cutest, smallest tortilla chips I've every had. They were well-salted. I knew I wouldn't get enough salsa because I never do, so I ordered an extra cup of that red spicy salsa ($4.19). Also, I ordered two jalapeños toreados ($1.58) on the side. Can't wait to be 100% again so I can check out this place in the flesh. Of course I've driven by. It's small and looks kind of dive-ish with bright colors on the outside. My kind of Mexican restaurant.

Let me start by saying it took a bit to find Vaquero Taquero Mucho and once I found it I debated…read moregoing elsewhere, but I am glad I went in. I wasn't sure what to get, but Jacky, who was very welcoming, suggested their Plato Mulias Birria. The restaurant is small and cozy, and the food was awesome. I will be back if business bring me here again.

The service was friendly, but the coffee was so poor I genuinely should have stuck with the hotel…read morebrew. I ordered a simple black coffee, and given the shop's extensive use of Starbucks' intellectual property, I naïvely assumed the coffee would at least meet a basic standard of quality. If you're going to borrow, or more accurately, blatantly imitate the branding of a multi-billion-dollar coffee company, the least you could do is match the quality of their product. My wife and I have stopped in twice, at different times while passing through town, and both visits were consistently disappointing. I'm honestly not sure which felt worse: the coffee itself or the odd experience of patronizing a shop that keeps a Bible prominently displayed on the counter, I'm guessing Mennonite while operating a business model that openly contradicts the very values that book teaches. Build your own brand and be proud of it. Stealing someone else's brand identity is unethical, dishonest, and illegal.

*** good place to grab a coffee, latte, frappe, and more ***…read more I popped into Star Coffee Lounge on Thursday afternoon, December 12, 2024. My peppermint mocha had a good espresso flavor, but was just a tad heavy on the chocolate. A grande (yes, just like at Starbucks - similar to a medium option) set me back $7.36. At that price, I had to check if I was still in Seminole, Texas. Large pastries were available, but I wasn't all that hungry. The parking was easy up front. The decor inside was charming & decorated nicely for Christmas. I love the tall ceilings in this place. If I had stayed with my laptop - which they did have Wi-Fi - I would have sat in a bar stool at the large table in the center of the shop. Friendly young lady working the counter took just under 5 minutes to prep my hot drink. RATING BREAKDOWN Drink: 4 | Service: 5 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 3