Smokey Lips BBQ was lip smacking good!! OMG! I'm serious!! I've never had pork ribs, pulled pork,…read moreand pork belly taste so good outside of Texas! I'm serious!! The sides are also amazing.. The restaurant has such a relaxed atmosphere as well. Parking can be a challenge through..

Food was amazing!! I will definitely return every time I'm back in the area. Don't let the negative…read morereviews keep you away. Even my picky kids were licking their fingers.

Beef sandwich.. great flavor. Too salty.. Fries should be…read morecooked MORE Onion rings perfectly delicious I order delivery. NEVER heard of this place.. Will order again.. PACKAGING FOR TO GO ORDER.. BEST EVER.. VERY DETAILED.. PERFECT..

From the owner: From a love of all things cheesy and the idea that mealtime should fit your mood, The Meltdown is…read morethe new go-to for handcrafted melts with fresh ingredients and a side of attitude. With flavor combinations you didn't see coming, we've got you covered for breakfast, lunch, dinner or any snack time in between. And did we mention it's brought to you by Denny's, the people who invented America's Diner (excuse the humble brag)? So sit back, order through our exclusive delivery partner, DoorDash and go ahead...have a meltdown....you earned it.

Visited the Al Fresco Pizza Tent at the Village Fest and the Neapolitan style pizza was excellent…read more(ordered the pepperoni). They were using 2 small portable pizza ovens - I was initially concerned about the cook quality and hesitated - happy I did not. These guys understand dough - I did not ask, but assume they ferment the dough for at least 48-72 hours. Each piece of dough was individually wrapped and stretched. The sauce was clean (probably San Marzano) and the pizza was a true joy. Cheers!

Fresh Fresh yummy pizza . I loved it and enjoyed alot . Had a Garden pizza baked n oven n front of…read moreyou

This spot that was featured on Diners Drive-Ins and Dives, and it definitely lives up to the…read morereputation. Ordered the New York style hot pastrami on rye with coleslaw and a Dr. Brown's Cream Soda. The pastrami was the highlight. Piled high, tender, and full of that classic deli flavor with just the right amount of richness. The rye bread held everything together well and had a nice bite to it. It's the kind of sandwich you have to take a second to look at before figuring out how to eat it. The coleslaw was fresh and crisp, a good balance to the sandwich, and the cream soda was cold and refreshing. Also ordered a slice of pistachio cake to go. Absolutely delicious. The place has that old school deli feel, busy but in a good way, and full of character. Service was friendly and efficient even with the crowd. Definitely a spot worth stopping at if you're in Palm Desert and want a proper deli sandwich.

We had a negative experience here last year, concerning the difference between British Kippers and…read moreDeli Kippers. Since we were in the area for an hour or so, we gave it another go. Service was excellent. Seated immediately and ordering minutes later. Got extra cream cheese on request and our coffees were diligently refilled. The main attraction was the pastrami sandwich. Totally to my wife's taste, extremely lean and stacked high. She had to take half home. I tried an omelette with corned beef and loved it. The everything bagel was perfectly acceptable, not too "bready." So: service good, pastrami good, and bagel good. Everything good about a deli is covered.

We tried Joyce's for lunch and it was a decadent experience. Excellent selection of hot appetizers…read moreand entrees which we did not get a chance to try because we were in it for the sushi this time around. We had a variety of nigiri - the standouts were the uni, the chu-toro, and the mackerel. Dragon roll was also good. Sake selection was surprisingly great, although being lunch we didn't partake. Give this place a shot! You won't be disappointed.

I am not a sushi eater, for medical reasons, but my sweetheart is, so we appreciate sushi…read morerestaurants which can cater to us both, and Joyce's Sushi matched our needs and then some. We walked in at 1:00 and were promptly seated, even as the place had a full house of lunch eaters, some in booths, some at tables, a few at the sushi bar. This might be @ regular thing, as the staffing was at a high level, including four sushi chefs, in an oval "kitchen", surrounded by the other booths and tables. Not too noisy, even with 4 tv's on different channels. The menu is extensive and requires a few minutes to absorb, but we were not hurried. My sweetie ordered her favorites, miso soup, edamame, hamachi and a spicy tuna roll. All were excellent and fresh tasting, and the miso was different than what we have had before, including more mushrooms, but it disappeared into our mouths quickly. I ordered a lunch special, which included rice, miso soup, and a bento box of salad, chicken teriyaki and some of the best tempura I have ever eaten, one large shrimp piece and four vegetables. There was so much that we needed a take out box and a half. We will be back for lunch for sure. Parking depends on the time, as it is in a Gelson-anchored center, with several other stores, businesses, a barber shop and a bank. We did not use it, but they also have a full bar. I should mention that, for a positive review, one can claim a free ice cream, probably the green tea variety, but we did not avail ourselves of that offer. Don't want to be accused of (smile) accepting a bribe

Had the quesabirria and consome with a side of beans and they did not disappoint. Add hot sauce &…read moreit's a hit

Tony and Lisa catered our wedding in Joshua Tree, and did an amazing job. From the tasting, to the…read morewedding day, Wheat and Fire showed professionalism and enthusiasm, and helped make our wedding day go smoothly and without hiccups. The food was amazing, and everyone loved it, and they have such a variety that everyone regardless of food allergies can enjoy it! Thanks Tony and team, we had a great experience!

Had a casual weekend in Indio and did not need a full catering setup or the cost. We got refered to…read moreWheat and Fire and saw their drop off delivery catering and that was perfect for us. Sratch made and interesting creations which we ordered for the weekend and had left overs. Great food and stuff I can not make myself or think of making (polenta cakes with smoked chicken). Call you next time we need sunshine!

Where do vegans get their protein ?…read more What do vegans eat all day ? Omgawd I've heard it all ! Whole Foods is a great store for veg heads .

I don't come here often, but my stepdaughter wanted to come here for a sandwich. She said they're…read moregreat! I haven't had a sandwich here in about five years. While standing in line, I realize there's no menu on the wall like they used to be. So I walked towards the front of the line to read the menu and everybody there. I thought I was trying to cut them which almost started an argument with the other people in line. I wasn't trying to cut. I was trying to read the damn menu. This is the stupidest setup that I've ever seen for an order menu. When that person was done, I picked up the menu so I could view it closer as I do not have my singing glasses with me and the menu was tiny little print out of a regular printer. So then the next guy started freaking out like I was trying to cut in line. The people here on this valley (many foreigners) are too stupid for you to have your menus like this. You need to put them back up on the wall. Or else have several of them so that people standing in line can see what they want to order before they get up to the order window. Why would you take down your menu off the wall and replace it with a tacky piece of paper with a three dollar menu stand? I don't know it just seems like it's an awful confusing mess right now. All these people in the photo are trying to take turns looking at that menu. Everybody's cutting in front of each other to try to see it. I can't believe your employees haven't said something. You seriously need to fix this.

If you are looking for a cake for any occasion, don't forget to look at Bristol Farms. I recently…read morehad a birthday party where I needed a custom cake and I went through eight different bakeries to try to find one that would be willing to do the cake, but everyone wanted more than $500 for the cake. Bristol Farms did it for under $200 and it was perfect. George, the Baker, did a fantastic job and stayed in contact with me throughout the process.

Best trip sandwich I have ever had! Other sandwiches are great too! Highly recommend.read more