Beautiful! Inside is very clean and southern style. The owner is very friendly and service was…read morefantastic! We came for breakfast and were very happy.

Great place to stop! Very clean, nice restrooms, plenty of snack/drink options & an attached Indian…read morerestaurant In the back, there's EV charging stations and a nice lil dog park. Great stop!!

Great place to stop by for food/snacks while you are on a long stretch of drive along the…read moreinterstate..middle of nowhere in NM! Apache Homelands is just off I-10 and is open 24/7 (they offer full menu 24/7 as well..not sure how they make that happen!), so it's a good place to stop by to rest, fill up some food/snacks and just a mental break off the road. The ladies who work there are so kind, poliye and sweet. They try to help you in any way they could. The place is also very clean..including the bathroom as well! I learned from my Airbnb host that originally this place was meant to be built for casino...but..somehow the deal fell thru..so they had to turn it into this type of convenience/food shop instead. The place is a little hard to find with no obvious sign (plus it sits right into the deadend of the road..so people can easily miss it or not know what the building is there for). I have no complaints though! I hope that this place does well and survives. It has nice, clean facility and great staff. Very hard to xome by these days!

Wonderful, local coffee shop, great atmosphere friendly staff, good coffee, and homemade foodread more

* My bias was tested and proven wrong to find a darn good coffee shop in Demming, NM…read more* This coffee shop had good coffee/ lattes and non- coffee drinks *Creative drink menu *Service was friendly *Large space with lots of seating * Overheard and saw one of the staff create a new drink and have her peers test it- I sincerely appreciated the creativity and the staff's passion to her art and work *When I find myself in Demming - will definitely stop by... and should you find yourself in Demming- worth checking out!

Very cool coffee place inside and out. Service was great. I had the Italian soda, very delicious…read more Great ambiance as well.

Our first time trying this coffee house. Very Quaint. Reminded me of the coffee houses in the 60's…read more Quiet, peaceful and relaxing. Mild music that's soothing to the hearer. The lemon/ginger scone was soft,moist and very flavorful (not artificial) Plenty of seating, parking on street. Plan to come back.

My friend found this coffee shop for us to try while we're in town. Moca was nice and the cashier…read morewas super sweet, answering questions. Their most popular item was the biscoff latte & then the tiramisu. I'm not a super big tiramisu fan so I went with a vanilla latte. My friend enjoyed the biscoff latte but my vanilla latte left something to be desired. The inside was pretty quiet, a few people studying and low background music so perfect for a day where you need to work or have no meetings. I'd say give Moca House a try!

No sense of urgency among their employees. Polite but not friendly. Our order took 30 minutes, and…read morethey were not too busy. Coffee was good as was their pastries. Recommended but be aware that it will take time to receive your order. 4/5

The drinks here are delicious, which is why I hope the business will improve how it communicates…read moreits traffic rules. On a recent visit, my passenger--not I--was placing and paying for the order, so I pulled up with the passenger-side window beside one of the stand's two service windows. Because there is a service window on each side of the building, the required direction of travel was not self-evident. There were no other vehicles present and no visible signs, arrows, or pavement markings indicating one-way traffic. Nevertheless, the staff refused to take my passenger's order until I drove around and returned to the same window facing the opposite direction. That made the transaction unnecessarily awkward: my passenger had to speak through me, and I had to pass the payment and drink back and forth. A business may certainly establish a required traffic pattern, but customers cannot reasonably follow a rule that is neither posted nor marked--particularly when the building has service windows on both sides. We were not cutting a line or disregarding instructions; there was no line and no signage to disregard. The more courteous and practical response would have been to complete the transaction, then politely explain the preferred direction for future visits. The coffee is genuinely very good. Unfortunately, the required direction of travel is not marked. Adding signs--and allowing a little reasonable discretion when no other customers are waiting--would greatly improve the experience.

Passing through town, looking for a place to do some emergency office work and have some coffee…read more Used Yelp to make a decision. This place advertises free wi-fi so we stopped. Felt super unwelcome, employees not friendly & then we were told there was no WiFi. Not sure if we just weren't the right type of customers or what but go somewhere else if you're looking for friendliness or WiFi! Coffee was ok

One of the best meals I've had traveling. In my life. I know I will stay dreaming about this plate…read more The cafe is cute and had lots of seating available. Service was friendly and attentive. Now, the star of the show for me was the place of enchiladas with red AND green chile. Christmas style. I could not leave New Mexico without trying their signature style of cooking. Put some respect on New Mexico food. Outstanding.

Delicious! Thai place is so cute, charming and was…read moredefinitely worth exiting the highway to check out Hatch, New Mexico!

This was a perfect stop on our road trip heading toward Kingston, New Mexico. It's a…read morestraightforward old school cafe filled with friendly locals, which gave it a genuine, no frills vibe that fit the area perfectly I went with the green chili breakfast enchiladas. They had solid flavor plenty of cheese, a good kick from the chile, and the eggs on top were cooked just right My friend ordered the French toast and was really happy with it: thick slices done well, paired with some nicely spicy sausage. Nothing fancy, but everything hit the spot and the service was warm. A great waitress Definitely worth the detour if you're in the area. We'll stop again if we're passing through.

On a recent motorcycle ride from Phoenix, Ariz., my buddy and I stopped at this historical general…read morestore on the recommendation of locals. While I didn't order any food, I did order some fresh ice cream and sat at the soda bar. The service was extremely friendly, and the fresh strawberry ice cream was cold and tasty. Again, I didn't order any food, but the plates that were brought out for other tables smelled and looked tasty. The store was like a living museum, highlighting the ambiance and decades long past. Overall, a terrific experience.

This is a combination restaurant and bakery that offers a buffet breakfast and lunch. We stopped…read morein for breakfast on our way up the Mimbres. I had scrambled eggs, hash brown potatoes, sausage, green chile stew and toast. The wife had pancakes and sausage. We both had the OJ and coffee. The wife had the chocolate blend which she liked. We both thought the buffet should be warmer, particlarly since we were among the first patrons that morning. The owner and the two girls serving the customers were pleasant. Service was good. The establishment is roomy and very clean. They also sell jams, various breads and trail mix/granola. Notice the different name on the sign from the two Yelp listings but they obviously refer to the same establishment.

Stopped in for breakfast. Spoke with the owner and had a…read morenice chat about restaurant. $8.50 breakfast buffet that includes drink and a home made muffin Food was hot and had great taste. Fantastic deal on a breakfast that was worth stopping by.