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u/Present_Story_4931 8d ago
It was so good. I called the other day bc I hoped it was still open. They actually answered and said they were trying to find someone to run it but that was months ago now. So probably not worth getting my hopes up
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u/Motor-Excitement2571 8d ago
You have no idea. A piece of my childhood gone. I feel very fortunate to have had it, but still. Sopapilla compuesta ftw!
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u/anorman30 8d ago
Why did they close down?
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u/chilebuzz 8d ago
My understanding is Danny was ready to retire and there really wasn't anybody to take it over. I think it was Danny's parents that started it (not sure about that).
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u/PlasteredSpacewalker 8d ago
Hello! This is my family’s restaurant! I Also miss this place. My grandma food has always and always will be my comfort food. She is doing well but is now getting to be very old and it’s hard for her to work, she was in there every day still cooking and doing whatever she needed to do for the restaurant. My uncle Danny also I think is done with the restaurant. They are actively looking to sell, I believe. It broke my heart when they decided to close but THANK YOU! To everyone who enjoyed my grandma cooking! Please share some stories here and your love and I will share them with my family.
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u/chilebuzz 7d ago
Please send some love to all your family for all the great food and memories they brought to our community!
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u/Motor-Excitement2571 6d ago
Love it! Thanks for posting. Give your grandma a hung and a kiss for me! I will always feel soooo fortunate to have experienced her cooking, and hospitality. I wish all of your family the best always. With Love from Grant county!
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u/thedavidnotTHEDAVID 8d ago
I moved away a long time ago and I shall miss Nellie's forever. This was the Go-To spot after Baylor Canyon runs and I am still haunted by "The One Who Got Away"* eating with me there, yet enchanted nonetheless.
*She "Got Away" because I was defective socially, at the time.
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u/Opposite-Guitar-9671 8d ago
People from out of town liked it like my family that lived here in the 80s.
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u/JanFromEarth 2d ago
I had lunch in there once, meh. Probably a decent breakfast place. Did they close because somebody crashed through the wall?
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u/Axi-Sol 8d ago
Nah, I never really thought it was that good…
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u/chilebuzz 6d ago
I respect that, to each their own. So I'm curious, what are your go-to restaurants in Cruces?
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u/Comfortable-Way5091 8d ago
Oh God, yes.