What's there not to like? Cold creamy custard loaded with toppings! They have great combination…read moreflavors designed, some fruity, some sweet, and some adventurous. You can also customize you if you prefer. I got the fudge brownie bliss and they were generous with the brownies (my favorite part). Caliche's design feels retro, there is no indoor seating but the cold treat can be enjoyed in your vehicle or standing in the shade. The employees were quick and nice. I would appreciate if they could take your order and deliver your treat to and from your car.

The cashier was wonderful. Super nice. I ordered a butter pecan caliche and was given vanilla…read moreCuster w butterscotch only. No heath bar and no nuts. It was rather disappointing to have been recommended to come here on my 48 hour visit to get back to my hotel w all my mix ins missing??? How does that even happen?

Really enjoyed this place! Everything was fresh and tasted great. The prices felt fair for the…read morequality, and the owners were super friendly. Definitely love supporting a good small business!

Maybe their paletas are better, but their ice cream was just... ok. We had the chocolate (which was…read morevery weak as far as chocolate flavor - tasted artificial), the praline pecan (tasted more like maple syrup, and again, just... eh), and the green chile (which was actually rather good with a definite green chile flavor). Their prices are OUTRAGEOUS!! The above cost us over $20. Two 12 oz and one 8oz. For perspective, 12oz is like 2 scoops. 8oz, is like 1 scoop. I'm not sure who makes their bars and ice cream, but it just tasted like lower than average grocery store ice cream and full of unneccesary harmful ingredients and fillers. If I'm going to spend this much on ice cream, I'd rather have something that actually tastes over the top delicious, like Baskin Robbins.

I have only ever had burritos and the bagels from this place and they have always been good, aswell…read moreas a couple of the pastries. The service is quick and the staff are very nice and friendly while taking your order. The ambiance in the cafe is a fun artsy vibe, a great place to be for a brunch or just to stop in and grab the daily essentials.

A great place to people watch, write a novel, or chat with your bestie. Pastries, burritos and…read morebagels are delish, and coffee will wake you up!

Been here once before and so glad i came back, especially because I realized they have a BANANA…read moreMATCHA LATTE. The matcha was so good and paired perfectly with the sweet chunky banana. We also ordered the banana foster latte, this is very sweet and the pistachio latte. It's a cute little walk up, was previously a shipping container and I love the style. Service is pleasant and they take their time carefully preparing your drink. Which I appreciate.

The coffee was so delicious! I loved that it was not super acidic. We tried a banana foster coffee,…read moreone iced in one hot. They both taste different as far as the sweetness level but equally delicious 10 out of 10 the barista recommended their special and I'm so glad we got it.

This cafe is tiny but darling. The place was packed, which is a good sign. They had numerous tea…read moreoptions. I got an iced orange-tangerine herbal tea, which was beautiful and delicious. It had quirky decor, including the bathroom filled with Freda Kahlo portraits and a lighted tin statue pictured here. The lone waitress handled the task with efficiency and great attitude.

Love the vibes and decor, but was a little disappointed with the breakfast. Food portions were…read morepretty small, the quiche had great flavor but was pretty tiny for the price. The round roll sandwich was also difficult to eat. Our teas came out with "great value" Walmart teabags in them, pretty sure we paid $6 for that... been wanting to try this place for awhile but sadly was not impressed overall.

This is the best place & friendliest people. They are really fantastic…read more That your computer & have it repaired or use theirs. Prices are great!

This is an all in one stop. Very nice addition to Chaparral. Where else can you get a iced…read morecoffee, get the kids an ice cream, your husband a corn dog, rent a computer, make some copies, order some custom t-shirts for your soccer team and invitations for your birthday party!! Love this place!

Food was great! Great place to eat and get something different in Las Cruces. Dubai chocolate cake…read morefor dessert

I checked in at the new Moca House Deli which set up shop where the India Hut used to be on South…read moreSolano. This bistro is an order at the counter restaurant which specializes in exotic coffee and teas and other drinks with a Middle Eastern accent. They also serve a limited variety of wraps and sandwiches all for a reasonable price. Today I found the restaurant bright inside and well maintained. It is a nice place for a casual meal. I ordered at the counter and the young lady who waited on me was very pleasant and efficient. There seemed to be only one other person in the bistro, an older gentleman who was cooking on the grill. As I am always on the lookout for a good gyro of course I ordered their Lamb Gyro. I also tried their "Lamb over Rice plate which came in a tin foil pan. The gyro was served wrapped in paper and foil. The food was brought out to my table by the young lady in about ten minutes or so. There was no follow up. Utensils were plastic and lots of napkins were provided. The gyro was wrapped in a pita with a nice texture and good flavor. All the fillings were diced! This was not your traditional Greek gyro with cut off slices of meat and strips of lettuce. There was NO TZATZIKI SAUCE on the gyro or served on the side. The sandwich was served with diced lettuce, tomato, onion, and a white sauce and a spicy red sauce. Not your traditional Greek gyro. However, it was full of flavor! This was a very tasty sandwich...although I did kind of miss not getting my teeth into larger chunks of lamb. But, this Middle Eastern version of a gyro was most enjoyable. Rate this gyro a "B+." The Lamb over Rice served in a tin foil pan was a large meal for the money. A bed of flavorful rice was topped with diced lamb, crisp lettuce, onion, tomatoes and more of the white and spicy red sauce. It was a flavorful and filling meal. Rate the plate a "B." This was an interesting dish served at the Moca House. The restaurant is a welcome addition to the Las Cruces dining scene. I will return and maybe try their Philly Cheese Steak, although I will say that the Moca House will be more known for their exotic Middle Eastern drinks than their food. For the overall dining experience I will give it THREE AND A HALF STARS...meaning above average for a casual order-at-the-counter restaurant.

I meet someone for a meeting and we sat outside where the weather was perfect. I enjoyed my chai…read moreand we talked about an hour. One of the staff came by and asked if we were fine, so I have to give this place 5 stars all around. I do need to come back soon and try the food.

Good food. However, this young lady who was a waitress came and sat down next to our table on her…read morebreak and proceeded to stuff her face with potato chips, yak and flirt loudly with another male waiter who was still on duty and watch her phone so loudly that we actually had to get up and leave and move to another table, which she did not even notice. This is extremely rude and she had no situational awareness. Please be more aware of your guests and have your servers who are on break sit somewhere other than right next to paying customers blasting their phone and eating outside food until we actually have to get up and leave. ** 8/19/2026 : update for the owner... I appreciate your response, but it looks like your last five months of reviews have all been one and two stars, which would indicate that you're not in fact doing your job, and calling your customer disappointing is not going to fix that. Maybe you should be less disappointing. We won't be coming back.**