Hidden gem! The…read moreHappy Camper club is definitely a place I could see myself frequenting if I lived in the area. Great staff, great food, and very chill environment. Had pretzel bites and a chicken ceaser salad. To be blunt, I was shocked at how good the chicken ceaser was. Pretzel bites were fantastic as well. They've got a good amount of beer and cider options all are from New Mexico brewers. Nice decor as well. *see pics* I wouldn't have found the place without direction of a local, and I'm happy about the recommendation! Thanks for a great meal, some good convo and some great tips for brewers outside of my home state.

We love eating here with friends. The patio is great. Great selection of drinks. Good service.read more

Excellent beer... Witbier my favorite. Very nice atmosphere & owners very friendly…read more.. Order at the bar... definitely a place to return too... frisbee golf outside...

Fantastic brews, great people, a chill vibe, and Fire & Ice Pizza is usually there to feed you the…read morebest pizza around. Definitely worth checking them out.

We got hung up in the I-10 closure due to dust storms. We were staying at the La Quinta in Deming…read more We made it to hotel barely. The only food around was the Lazy lizard grill. Stacy is a machine! The nachos were more than enough for 3 us , but we ordered a couple burgers to finish us off anyway. The beer was super cold. If you ever find yourself stuck here, you at least know you can get some good bar food.

Lazy Lizard is not advertised very well. You will not see a sign saying "Here I am!" The place is…read moresmall located inside the Quality Inn exterior hotel across the street from LA Quinta, Hampton and Holiday Inn. Locals know it of course but if Deming is your half way point and you need a road break and need a drink and little bite then this is your hotel bar. The other hotels do not have a bar. This place has a few TVs to watch sports on as well as a TouchTunes jukebox. The food is okay and if you're hungry then it's good. No elevated menu here. Although the food is not spectacular, the beer is cold and the company and service is great. Stacy the bartender has been there over 20 years she's a local gal with an abundance of info. and can tell you about the area. Definitely a little hidden gem and I'd prefer not to advertise so it's not jam packed next time I pop in but y'all need some signage man! It would be much easier to find especially when it's past 8 pm and you can't find another place in Deming that's open.

Great food and decor. I could smell the mesquite wood fire from the entrance. There is a bar area…read moreand tables and chairs. I saw an indoor stage and a new outdoor stage. There's lots going on outside with a small pack of goats getting into everything! A beautiful adobe wall made by hand. And fresh herbs. The food was delicious. I have the stuffed mushrooms and my daughter had the pesto pizza with roasted garlic. I also had a prickly pear margarita. Ok, it was 2 and I was feeling good.

Great pizza and drinks. They sometimes have live music as well. Fun indoor and outdoor space.read more

Gotta jump in here amongst all the negative reviewers…read more What do you expect? It's probably the original bowling alley built maybe 50+ years ago. It's vintage! Everything in here screams mid 1960's. You can almost envision the young people of days gone by having the time of their lives here. Some of the equipment is outdated but be patient. Go on Tuesday night $2 bowling and free shoe rental. I brought my wife and my six kids (all but one are adults). They put us on two lanes next to each other. We had snacks, beers, cocktails and bowled two sets. Total price for everything including drinks ? $120 with tip. A special shout out to the lady bartender. I did not get her name but she's very friendly and was very much on the ball.

We ate at Silver lanes tonight, I ordered a chicken strip basket. It was over cooked and had a…read moreweird flavor, I informed the waitress and all they said was ok we will tell someone. Paid almost $50.00 for 2 people to eat(included 1 beer) but that's ridiculous and last time I checked if a customer can't eat there food, they don't pay for it.

This is a nice little locals bar. I wouldn't recommend it for anything else but a drink. It's basic…read moreand open when it says it is.

There wasn't much open in Truth or consequences when we went over the holidays, but this place was…read moreopen almost everyday. And luckily we loved all the beers there! There's no food but you can bring in food from anywhere else in town. There was some good musical acts when we were there as well. Dog friendly both inside and outside.

Cool vibe. Cold beers. Brings me back to my youth hanging out in the Yellowbird in Astoria, Queens…read more Would recommend a stop for a drink.

This is a decent spot to grab a drink in the TorC area, and seems to be the only option for late…read morenight cocktails. Unless you pay to run the jukebox, it can be awkward, and depending on which bartender you get you may or may not receive great service. We went here twice during our visit which was midweek. I would have given another star if music would have been playing in between the chosen jukebox selections. I think we might come back next time we are here, as long as the sweet female bartender is there.

This is Nonstop fun at a One of a Kind Place. The place to find laughter and being with Others. Out…read moreof way place to Play. Real Cowboys and Cowgirls hang out.

The Nutt Bar what in the world it's in Hatch NM!!! What a hidden gem! What a great bar in the…read moremiddle of nowhere! You don't need any fancy stuff here! Indian Fried Bread every 2nd Sunday of the month! Lots of local nice people that live here in the area or from Las Cruces and people just traveling through! Great managers Susan and Thomas! Then Kyle our bartender he is the best! He put our beers in the freezer and is so personable!!! This is a great place to stop in and feel like you are at home!!!

Food is good and the Green Chill Ale is amazing. The only down side for me was the bar management…read more Not a friendly bunch. 4 of us drinking beer and was asked for everyone to show I.D. Every order. It was expected for the whole table to go up and show I.D. Every time. It just seemed like some of the staff was having a bad day.

This is the only bar in Hatch but despite that, it's a pretty cool place. Lots of space at the bar…read moreas well as the main room where there are several tables and a stage. There is also a back room that has pool tables, plus corn hole and a pinball machine. We were in town for a few days for the Chili Festival. Friday was a medium sized crowd and they had karaoke followed by a live band. Bartenders Theresa and Shelby did a great job of attending to customers and despite being busy always had smiles on their faces and were friendly and outgoing. Isabell who was working on the gift shop side of the store came over later in the evening to help do dishes. She was equally as nice. I wish I would have caught the bands name, they were actually pretty good. They did several Johnny Cash tunes and actually did them justice. Saturday brought a much bigger crowd, with a long line for people ordering drinks who were not sitting at the bar. (They don't seem to have servers other than the bartenders and a couple younger guys who must work in the kitchen who run food orders out. In addition to Theresa and Shelby there was a gentleman behind the bar who was pouring some of the beer and drinks and another bartender; a woman with a baseball cap with Boss Lady written in rhinestones across the front. Unfortunately while she may have been necessary to help take care of the crowd, she sure didn't have the friendly disposition that the other employees seem to have and never seemed to smile and just continuously barked orders and the others. At one point the person sitting next to me grabbed a menu that was on the bar and bumped a water glass which spilled. She actually just, without a word spoken, threw a towel at us so we could wipe it up ourselves. A couple of the beer options had run out on Friday and were not replaced for Saturday which was a bummer but a decent alternative was found.. in addition to the beer they have Vodka, silver tequila, bourbon and gin available for some basic mixed drinks (sorry millennials no AMF shots available here) I believe they're their own brand that they distill at their Las Cruses location. I have to say I did enjoy the vodka, it was very smooth but the gin was way too floral for me. The food offered is pretty standard bar fare but the fried pickles were better than most. They also offer pizza. We didn't have any but the people around us seemed to enjoy it.

Food 4.5 stars Ambiance 5 stars…read more Service 5 stars Amazing rustic restaurant tucked away in Pinos Altos. The vibe, the interior, the saloon feeling, was all amazing. Had an excellent filet served perfectly blue-rare as requested. Great cut of meat without a blemish. Didn't get to see any live music or use of the opera house. Can't wait to return again and check this box as well.

We had a yummy dinner here the day before Thanksgiving. We were staying nearby in Piños Altos area…read morefor holiday and weekend. This place popped up on the map nearby and was chosen by a family member. We went in for an early dinner around 5pm, with a reservation as other reviews said to reserve and we had 8 people. At that time, we didn't need to book anything, was plenty of space, but by the time we left it had filled up in the front bar and seating area near the fireplace and the dining room in the back where we had been. The food was solid. A couple people in our group ordered the ribeye which was good, a burger, and we had 2 servings of the green chile pork stew, that was my favorite thing. It had a really nice green chile flavor and some good heat to it. I liked the cheese, sour cream, and delicious tortillas served with it. I ordered a glass of wine but I didn't love it, it was a heavier red than I like, should have had a beer or iced tea. All in all, a unique restaurant to have a family dinner, with an old time ambiance and modern service & food. They have a door to the old opera house area that people can go check out, it was definitely run down and lackluster back there. Doesn't seem to be used at this time and smelled of fried food. Maybe kitchen smells waft back there. Not much of a draw, however the front entrance and saloon area was cool. They had a live musician, couldn't hear it in the back dining room but I saw him by the big painting of cartoonish nude woman.