Las Trancas

“Great food, lovely staff, but very pricey.”

Jessica C★★★★★

Giselle was very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. The food was authentic Mexican and full of flavor. The chilaquiles were my favorite, and the menudo was delicious. It is a little on the pricey side, but the food and service made it worth it. Definitely a place I will come back to and recommend trying.

Aleen Martinez★★★★★

The menudo was good, it is made with hominy and not pooled, but still yummy, to people could eat from a large bowl and still take some home! the corn tortilla homemade and delicious, my waitress was very attentive and pleasant I wish I would have gotten her name.

Derek Pollett★★

The asada steak was pretty good; but the beans were crying for some salt and the deschebrada looked (and tasted) like nothing we'd ever seen before (not good). Additionally, one of our corn tortillas had blue mold on it. Service was excellent. Restaurant was clean, staff was friendly, atmosphere was very welcoming - but we came to eat. Also, a bit pricey for what you're getting. Two plates and two drinks for nearly fifty dollars. There is much better Mexican food in Las Cruces at much lower costs; and you won't have mold on your plate! First and last time at Las Trancas.

Yasmin Dominguez★

My family and I came in on Saturday, May 16 around 3 PM. Besides the food being overpriced and tasteless, the service was terrible too. Charging $22 for mixed fajitas that barely feed one person is cray. The asada fries with chile con queso sounded good, except there was no chile, and the queso tasted like canned cheese. This place sucked. And on top of that, it’s a “seat yourself” type of restaurant too lol 🤦🏻‍♀️ you want good mix fajitas and a great chile con queso appetizer go to Chilito&Cantina on foothills. You won’t be disappointed!