Unfortunately this chile farm has permanently closed its doors. It was the best with fresh green…read morechile in a variety of different degrees of"heat".

Best green chile around!!!!! Their XXX and Sandía is a super recipe for surely tasty and hot…read morechile!!!!!'

This is a cool place to visit if you are in the market for some excellent local peppers. The…read more"Ristra Man" can school you on peppers better than Wikipedia ever could, and he makes terrific recommendations based on your tastes. A buddy of mine and I walked out with two pounds of beautiful Puya peppers for about $9, which is a steal.

Educated, knowledgeable, competent, totally honest, devoted to both sides of the business…read more(proprietor and customer) and reliable. Nothing more to be desired.

Great place for all the dietary specialty foods, prices are more expensive for some of the regular…read moreitems. Overall they have a great selection of cheeses/wines in the back with fresh bread in the center. Produce in the front great quality, and the dry goods section has a lot of variety! Found some dairy free items here I have never seen before.

Most expensive grocery store in town by far. Avoid. I appreciated the slight discount though.read more

This is an interesting little store. It's has imported drinks and snacks mostly from Europe and…read moreAsia. For instance, they have Lay's truffle flavored potato chips from France, squid flavored Lay's (I forgot which country those are from), berry Oreos from Japan and ketchup flavored Ruffles from Belgium. There's different Japanese Kit Kat's and all kinds of drinks to include some familiar brands like Coke and Red Bull. They have different Pringles like Mayo and Cheese flavor and Seaweed flavor, but be expected to pay. The Pringles were $10 and I bought I giant bag of Ruffles that set me back $14. From what I could see, prices ranged from $6 to $16. It's a really fun selection of snacks to have occasionally especially if they have something that you're craving that you can't get anywhere else.

We pass thru once a year and get resupplied on everything in SW spice world…read more Great service. Family owned.

Lots of selection with chiles (fresh and dried) as well as a decent selection of spices to take…read morehome with you. They will also roast your chiles for you!

Best bread and bagels in Las Cruces, hands down. Order easily on line and pick up on Thursdays…read more Support this local business and eat very healthy and delicious wood-fired bread.

Such good quality bread!! We really enjoy the fresh bake bread and definitely will be back for…read moremore.. highly recommended if you enjoy sourdough!

Very friendly service we always have a great experience with the people there. We recommend to…read moreeveryone

My brother and his family were coming to town, so I decided I'd grill 1"-thick T-bone steaks for…read moretheir last evening in Las Cruces. Guevara's cut the steaks in the morning for our early evening dinner. The meat was absolutely great. I'd checked prices at other meat markets people had suggested. No one suggested Guevara's because they didn't know about it; at least that's my guess. They know about it now. I'll always check with Guevara's first from now on. Great meat; great prices.