FARMesilla

My favorite shop in Las Cruces! We visit every SaMy favorite shop in Las Cruces! We visit every Sa

I can't believe it's taken me this long to review one of my favorite stores in Las Cruces!!Ok, so I've never eaten at the small restaurant that is a part of this business, my review is about the general store.Great local produce from fresh veggies, fresh fruits, local pecans and beans and even some local produced meats, cheese and eggs.Lots of local spices, salsas, jams and other goods. A few local spirit companies and beer. There are a few local sweets and one company that was (might still be) bringing over weekly baked goods including the most amazing sourdough chocolate chip cookies!The prices are a little higher than a standard grocery store, but that is to be expected when you support a small business selling local goods. I'm ok with that!The staff here is great and always helpful. Next time I'm in town I definitely want to stay for a quick bite to eat. I know they have lots of good looking small dishes.This is a great way to support local small businesses and farmers, please stop in if you're traveling through town or even if you're a local!

FARMesilla was supposed to be a quick stop, but I couldn't help but just stop. Without the noise and commotion from the city, it feels like time itself had stopped too. Located in historic downtown Mesilla, FARMesilla carries a potpourri of goods, from small gifts to local wines to fresh produce. It's also a cafe that serves breakfast & lunch as well as beer & coffee. If this is your only stop in NM, then this store is a neat showcase of the state's unique offerings like Jo Mamma's fruity wines or Rolling Still's green chile vodka from Taos. I enjoyed a cup of smooth, nutty Pinon coffee that truly lived up to its name, handed to me with a friendly smile that made it smoother.FARMesilla wasn't on my itinerary, but it didn't need to be. An hour there was like no time had passed at all, except that I felt recharged enough to drive the next 4 hours, all on one cup of joe and a new appreciation for tranquility.

Great little place with fresh local produce, chiles, meat, cheese, local handicrafts, wine, beer, kombucha, chocolate, etc. Good stop to stock up on snacks for the car on a road trip.Have a coffee or glass of wine and a bite to eat and chill on the very pleasant patio. Nice staff. I always stop here when I'm in the area.

Food was amazing. I never would've order a plate of potatoes but the great reviews convinced me. The potatoes were roasted and served with delicious sauces and arugula. Taste: 5 star...presentation: 5 star. I added the cheddar farm egg and it was perfect too. Coffee was great! Best meal out of three dining out experiences in the area in the last week. If I could do it over again, I would just have come here each time! Service could you use some polishing. My waiter didn't bring me utensils or a napkin and was slow to get my order. Waiter didn't know the special of the day either. A waitress helped me when my waiter disappeared. She was competent. I sat outside and like the outdoor seating. I could do without the 80s music but I found a seat off to the side so it wasn't too loud. For food quality, I highly recommend! Finally, I appreciated the off street private parking lot for easy parking and that the store and outside eating area sit back from the road.

We've visited Mesilla several times and somehow missed this spot. We're glad to have discovered it this time! We started out with a brunch of mini blue corn waffles, eggs, and coffee followed by a slice of pecan pie. The waffles were lovely, with a light crisp exterior. The blackberry wine syrup is on the strong side, so ask for it on the side if that's not your thing. Our sunnyside up eggs were perfectly cooked, the coffee good, and the pie warmed and delicious. With stomachs full, we checked out the wide variety of sauces, jams, nuts, fruits, vegetables, spices, wines, and more! We picked up a few items to take home and definitely will visit again when we're in town again.

This restaurant and menu felt like a Panera Bread. They have breads and pastries and their menu had sandwiches, soups, and salads. We had been on the road for a few days and were craving something fresh, and the food hit the spot. The employees were all very young and seemed scattered and unorganized, but the food came out correct and it was good.

Cute little market where you can find local goodsCame in for a quick refreshing drink

Came here with my vegan sibling since they recommended this cute market/restaurant. We came here for lunch on a piping hot day. We sat outside under shading in front of the market. Our server was friendly and gave us cold waters which helped before we planned on ordering. The food was delicious, I'll admit the turkey torta is not my favorite since I didn't realize they use turkey similar to deli turkey meat which made it very salty. The bread itself was also thick, so it was quite dry. I ended up eating the insides instead of the entire sandwich. It's cute how they add a little bundle of grapes with every dish, they were sweet and refreshing. Everything else was awesome, the salad was great with the avocado creme dressing and the yukon potatoes were crispy. I would definitely order those again. The market itself is adorable with little goodies and fresh foods to pick up. If my trip was longer, I would've definitely gotten some groceries and fresh farmed eggs. I would come back here again the next time I'm in town!

Wonderful atmosphere and food. Just the best food in Las Cruces. Love it. Such an imaginative menu!