The vibes here are on point! Everything from the decor inside, to the rap music playing, to the…read morephoto booth and merch sold was on point. The matcha and coffee were incredibly delicious and they have a great outdoor area to hang out. They were having a 29 Loaves pop up today so it was awesome to try another local business! Would recommend anyone visiting Joshua tree to come here, it was my favorite stop by far!

It's a cute spot to take photos. They serve coffee and drinks (cocktails) there's a sign that says…read moreyou must be 21 to enter but it wasn't enforced. We got the banana iced coffee, it was refreshing and much needed after a long day of hiking. It did not taste of banana at all and it was made with oat milk which isn't my personal favorite but I didn't read the sign thoroughly, that's on me. I would recommend stopping by if you want iced coffee, not special but not bad at all.

Gluten and dairy free here! Hands down, the BEST tuna bagel sandwich I've ever had. Great portion,…read morehomemade, absolutely delectable. We also had the date shake with coconut milk... downed the entire thing. Wish we had this place in Fort Lauderdale!!

This is the perfect place to pop in for a quick coffee and snack. We grabbed an oat milk chai and…read morean oak milk vanilla latte & a variety of treats. Drinks were pretty standard & reliable. German chocolate cake Orange Phyllo Cake Tiramisu & pineapple gummy rings! Such delicious treats! Sorry no photos, mouth ate first. Service was kind and helpful. This spot is definitely of the grab and go variety. Pop in, check out the options & go forth and prosper.

Cute little shop in the heart of Joshua tree! Expect long lines, I got a cold brew with oat milk…read moreand vanilla syrup and unfortunately the cold brew wasn't very strong, there was barely any oat milk, and far too much syrup it made it hard to drink :/ I'd stick to the lattes and coffee here!

I was very excited when I saw this cute little coffee shop! In fact, when I walked in the door, I…read moresaid to my buddy: "THIS IS IT!" Nicely appointed, great colors, great graphics, great branding, all the right stuff! And when you see that nice roaster machine there you're like : "Damn, have I found NIRVANA CAFÉ in the desert?" NAH...... I think I would rename it: "BLACK BITTER WATER". I lifted that from the menu description of a cup of coffee in the '70s in Minneapolis at a funky kinda international hippie style café named: "MUD PIE" it stuck in my brain for the past 50 years. I digress, back to the new millennium. I thought: "Oh boy, I'm gonna get a "pour over" here-maybe some single origin? IE: Burundi, Ethiopia, Guatemala and such. NAH, no such luck, what I got was an over roasted BLACK BITTER WATER that was almost undrinkable! No "pour over" just the daily roast in an old school airpot thing. It was of the Ethiopian varietal but gave me false hope. The 1st cup was lukewarm so the very kind and lovely barista poured me a fresher cup from the next ready airpot. This is an adorable place but I know now that I should just get some sort of espresso drink made fresh and that's what I'll try next time. Incredibly great aesthetic, beautifully designed to-go cups, great color, great graphics, super cool! I'm not certain if the pizza place next-door is sharing the outdoor seating, but that's where we sat because they weren't open yet-possibly the same owners? Maybe there's not enough traffic to do "pour overs" are they are too labor intensive but that's the only way in my opinion to enjoy a cup of brewed coffee. So, my suggestion is: DO NOT get the brewed coffee, get something special ordered- but, DO go there because it's very cute and the staff was very nice.

Service was great and food was pretty good. Portion size and price were great! Only bit of feedback…read moreis the N.Y Ruben corn beef was a bit tough. If you're looking for a quick bite to eat around Joshua tree I would recommend this place!

Looking for lunch in the area we came across Crossroads, after being directed to the website it was…read moredetermined crossroads would be great without breaking the bank. On line most of the menu items were 8 to 10 dollars but at the table those same items are 18 to 20 dollars. We decided to go to The Saloon, prices were about the same but at least it felt honest.

The two stars are for the view, which is nice of the Joshua trees, but that is where the positivity…read moreends. The woman at the counter, whose name I didn't get but who had pink and white striped hair, refused to serve my boyfriend even though the website said the cafe was open, the door sign said the cafe was open, and people were in the cafe itself eating and drinking coffee at a few of the tables. She said the cafe was closed because she was too busy, even though there were only a few people around. When I asked if it was possible to get coffee, she said alright but we should order the drip coffee because she wasn't very good at making anything else. While we sat and drank our coffees, a group of about six women came up and she let them order food and coffee for the group. A man was next in line and she told him the same thing she told my boyfriend: that she was busy and the cafe was closed. This pattern continued. She served women in groups of any size, but men who asked were told that the cafe was closed. This is unacceptable and I will not be returning, however nice the setting.

Food 5/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 5/5 This cafe is authentic and makes fresh everything. The sourdough sandwiches tasted amazing. The burrito bowl came in regular bowl but tasted very good. The cold pressed juice was a good add on. Definitely will recommend this place.

How has I never been here? Granted it doesn't have a lot of curb appeal and the inside isn't fancy…read more Order at the counter and they bring you your food. Sandwiches, salads, drinks. But, they know how to cook! The Vegan BLT and the Tuna Melt were near perfect (and I have had my fair share of both). Good bread, good mayo, good "bacon", flavorful tuna, good cheese, heirloom tomatoes.... Seriously, you will not find better, anywhere. So if driving through 29 Palms, do yourself a favor and grab a bite. Oh and the store next door has some hipster cute stuff, too. Enjoy!

The place is large and well decorated, with some nice art on the walls and plenty of seating. Has a…read moregreat vibe with friendly staff members. The drinks were ok, with competitive prices and ok taste. We got: Ube latte - nice and purple color but the flavor sadly wasn't super tasty:( they sweeten it with honey Cold brew - huge amount for the price of $5! Standard cold brew not bad

A perfect stop before hiking Joshua Tree for your breakfast, lunch or snack grab-and-go needs, with…read moremore than just the usual lame brands and items. Located next to the JT visitor center west entrance and about 5 miles from the park entrance. We arrived to this small local place just as they were opening at 7:30 am and they had breakfast sandwiches being made, mostly with bacon, egg and cheese but they'll make you sausage or other variation as well. They also have a good selection of other breakfast items like hard boiled eggs, cheese, fruits, yogurt parfait, salad and deli lunch sandwiches. Additionally they sell various hot and cold drinks, organic JT coffee beans that they'll grind for you, salty and sweet snacks, California dates and roadrunner t-shirts. Prices are not cheap but comparable to other similar places and Starbucks. We appreciated the friendly staff. The breakfast sandwich was delicious, though it did take a bit to make.

Pretty great selection and prices honestly for a quick stock up before heading into the weeds. We…read moregot cookies, chips, hummus, and sandwiches which were cooked in a pretty good way and kombucha. My family really enjoyed the sandwiches and it was a great pick me up for an overall fun trip. The uglies chips are the item I would skip on the most as they were not as appetizing as the rest. The cookies were good however wish they had more flavors other than the two.

Yucca Valley Outpost is a haven for the wild and free, attracting all sorts of adventurous souls…read moreseeking an escape from the mundanity of everyday life. The landscape around it is a hypnotizing blend of desert, mountains, high plains...with towering cacti and rocky terrain that seem to go on forever. It's the perfect setting for those seeking thrills and a taste of the unconventional. As I wandered around the restaurant, inside and outside, I couldn't help but notice the eclectic mix of people who gather here. There were the hardcore adrenaline junkies, decked out in full gear and ready to conquer the next climbing expedition in Joshua Tree. Then you have the nature lovers, clad in earthy tones who seem at peace with themselves and the world (OMMmmmmmmmmmmm.....) and then you have the free spirits (ME ME ME ! hahahaaa) with the interesting hair and carefree attitudes. Overall, Yucca Valley Outpost is a fantastic Food and People Watching destination for anyone looking to break free from the constraints of modern society and experience the world on the "other side"... and before I forget... the food is delicious !

STOP OMG such a cute spot with great service and food!!! while waiting in line someone recommended…read morei have the 50/50 wrap. and the dirty coco rosie sounded good so i ordered both (added avo to the wrap) and they're AMAZING. it's my first time in joshua tree and this is the best start to my trip i couldve asked for. it's always such a pleasant surprise finding good vegan eats during travel. also there's a view of "kickapoo tr" nearby lol

We popped in for a bite at this spot the last couple times we had a desert getaway. Food is solid…read more I like the light healthy choices. We got wraps last time we stopped in, today we ordered a couple BLT's +avocado #delish. We also got the Sabrina Smoothie which is the main reason I'm doing this review. Sooooooo good! The inside is clean with several tables to sit, including a large table for a bigger party. We sat on the small patio and enjoyed the nice May weather with a breeze. We're here for the weekend, so I'll probs be back for another smoothie treat!

$38 for two sandwiches and two canned drinks. We tried the turkey avocado special and a sourdough…read morebreakfast sandwich. The turkey, while good, wasn't freshly carved, which took a little away from the "special" feel. And while the breakfast sando was light and all alone on the plate, the way the mayo fused the flavors together was delicious. But I do wish the beverage fridge had prices listed so I wasn't surprised at the register. The restaurant, while it's a bit tricky to find on the side of a building, inside is a modern space. It's spotless and very clean. The aesthetic is minimalist and if it were just you, it could feel a bit cold, if not for the steady buzz of activity behind the counter. There were three staff members who moved swiftly. As I watched I was impressed with their efficiency as the kept things running smoothly. When we entered an hour before closing, we made the mistake to sit and pause to look over the menu. It was a mistake because it seemed like the front door kept swinging open as wave after wave of hungry visitors poured in. My guess is these folks were all returning from Joshua Tree National Park. In fact, it felt like nearly everyone there had just come from the park. The business concept appears thoughtfully geared toward travelers, particularly those with a bit of disposable income and a discerning palate. Overall, this is a certified foodie stop: quality over quantity: taste over filling up.

Walked in, 3 people sitting at table (owner's & friends?)…read more Not ONE person said hello, acknowledged me, nothing! I have been in the wine industry for over 20 years in Paso Robles and was there to buy a couple bottles for the weekend. I walked around for over 5 mins and NO ONE said anything!!! No thanks "guys" haha! Not. ... So rude and tacky and will never come back when we visit this area.

Found this place after having lunch next door (Tiny Pony). Walking in, there was a weird smell to…read morethe store, almost vinegary? But walking around there is a lot to see. There's a lot of little trinkets. It reminded me of going to childhood parties and getting the little favors inside the pinatas or inside the party bags. They have a smaller selection of snacks/desserts/foods but their main attraction is wines. I'm not sure if I would go in here looking for something specific. I think you come in here willing to let the store tell you what it is you need. Just go in there to browse and see what you end up leaving with.