Mesilla Valley Mall

When you're in Las Cruces and trying to find something to do, this mall is a pretty decent option! The area around the mall is also great and filled with restaurants and shopping! In this mall, they have a great variety of stores from shoes stores, to collectibles, and of course clothing stores! Anytime we are in Las Cruces, we always stop by and walk around for a few hours! We will always be back!

Worried! Came here today 06062020 and there are an alarming number if unmasked people walking around. There was a line to get into The Shoe Dept store but so many unmasks People in line, I ask the employee controlling entrance if masks were required and she said "No" - shocked to say the least ... update spoke with security to find out what the deal is with no masks ~ I was informed that per the Mall Manager it is highly suggest but not enforced and each store can decide for themselves.

I love it. Not too big, not too small, but has a little something for everyone. I just wish the food court was bigger and more diverse.

The Mesilla Valley Mall is a medium size mall that has enough stores for various interests. It's a great place for families with kids. My favorite store is the Barnes and Noble bookstore, which has a lot of children friendly games that are offline.

The mesilla valley mall is a single-story structure with high ceilings in the main walkway that struts across the smattering of shops, stirred between the conglomerate of department stores & kiosks--all congregated on the corner of Telshor & Lohman. The parking lot is a bit...awkward. The semi-isolated entrances/exits can make it both difficult and time consuming to navigate through. Spencers, Barnes & Nobles, Hollister, Sears, Game Stop, Victoria's Secret: these are a sample of available stores at this location.The mall in general is average with no over-the-top spots like an Apple store or Microsoft store. Welcome to Las Cruces.

Pretty decent for an average mall and better than the mall in Asheville, NC and many local malls back east. It was clean, quiet and surprisingly busy for a mid week day during school. The Barnes and Noble was a bit smaller than I am used to, but overall it was a pleasant enough shopping experience.

We enjoyed this mall. It was a weekday and we got there when they opened. It was great no lines anywhere. My husband had to take our grandson on one of those large animals things you sit on and ride around the mall. The battery died on his lol and we had to push him back. The person gave him another to go around the mall again and of course he was off riding with the grandson. Lol it was perfect!Enjoyed a relaxing day here.

Im going to give the mall as a whole 5 stars because I think it's great for the only mall in the city. I could say less for some stores but the mall as a whole is great. The building is old and could use an upgrade but I love the setup. Most malls now have several stories and it's no fun but this one is all one level. No annoying elevators, escalators or anything it's great for mall walkers and strolling. The mall is clean and aside from the food court is fun. The food court is quite a joke but it seems they are working on it so I will humor it. As of now it only has 2 terrible Chinese Japanese food places and it's not great. The chick fil a set up away from the food court always has a giant line if that helps. The stores are set up decent and floors are clean and safe. Bathrooms are always clean although you feel like you're in the shining when you go to them. Have fun shopping in the many stores.

Mall Walking. Few people. Headed to Sephora, Ulta and Annie's Pretzels. Nice and cool inside so good place to waste time.

This mall is O-L-D and you can clearly see they don't spend a lot of dough on upgrades. They have a captive audience in Cruces since it is the only mall around.