Sign that said employee was not there (on break) but would return at a certain time. Employee did…read morenot return. The store was closed early (6:20 pm)

5/14/24 Walked in to get a couple 1Phorm drinks gentleman…read morebehind the counter was Very helpful Signed me up as a member and got a little discount! Great service!

This big beautiful store has everything you need plus extremely experienced and knowledgeable…read morepeople working there. When I go in there and I ask a question, I have every confidence that these people will direct me to what I'm looking for or suggest something that I should try. It's just a beautiful store very well organized clean and I love it.

Fresh vegetables, fresh breads, anything you want you can find there at decent prices.read more

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.

Great service. SUPER INTERESTING experience. You can have their best shake date drink while buying…read moresome awesome memorabilia and enjoy sitting in their theater learning all about dates. Afterwards, you can hit up their restaurant or take a long stroll in their garden area. 1 shake would have been enough for two people.

The date shakes are decadent. So rich. You will need water in addition to the shake…read more They have a cool theater where you can learn all about date reproduction. It is not hot at all, unless you visit in July. Stop in. But some dates. Maybe share a date shake with someone you love and watch a movie about date sex.

Been to this place probably 10 times now and the service and quality is always excellent…read more The mexican egg burrito and the bahn mi sandwich are my top 2 favorites for sure. I will say the portions are smaller than I would like but Im a big dude and I eat a lot lol and the quality makes it worth it imo. The homemade bars, brownies, cupcakes and such are my favorite part, specifically the Molly bar and the Azteca bar are insanely good and packed with nutritious ingredients. Highly recommend!

Luscious Lorraine is truly something special…read more My husband and I are tough critics when it comes to food--especially with my dietary restrictions (gluten-free, dairy-free, nut allergy, and overall health-conscious lifestyle). It's not easy to impress us... but this place absolutely did. We had the breakfast burritos, and they were incredible--fresh, perfect portion, and made with such care. On top of that, we tried four different drinks, including the skinny smoothie, green juice, matcha latte, and golden pineapple sea moss--each one was delicious, clean, and genuinely nourishing. What really elevated the experience, though, was the staff. The team of young women working there were so kind, welcoming, and attentive--it made us feel right at home. It's rare to find a spot that checks every box--taste, quality, health, and service--but Luscious Lorraine delivers on all of it. We'll absolutely be back.

Great prices and customer service! I go there every Wednesday. Make sure to check the Aldi finds…read moreonline before shopping.

They still welcome homeless to sit out in front. The homeless know that every time I go seems like…read morethere's homeless there only store in la quinta. I know that allows this I talked to them and they said unless a customer comes up and complains they allow it.

This store has the most knowledgeable nutritionist in the desert. The Owner is a wealth of…read moreinformation and personally selects her products based upon their efficacy. She suggested a shingles treatment option that worked way beyond expectations. 3 days and the rash was gone. I have no affiliation with anyone at Lifestyles, but I can't recommend it more. Fantastic. Somewhat pricy but worth it.

I love sweets. l'll pretty much eat anything sweet that's put in front of me and while this wasn't…read morea problem during my younger days, now that I'm on the downward slide to 50, things are changing fast and as much as it pains me to admit, It's time for me to cut out some of the things which simply aren't good for me, like white flour and maybe I need to consider adding some fiber to my diet. When I was young, one of my favorite sweets to eat was my grandmas blueberry muffins. I'd spend weekends with her and grandpa and be awakened nearly every morning to the most intoxicating aroma wafting up the stairs from the kitchen and tickling my little nose. I'd began thinking alot about grandma lately after learning July 11th was National Blueberry Muffin Day (ever notice there seems to be a National Day of something just about everyday) and so I decided to take to the internet and find a healthy bran muffin recipe where I could get my sinful, yet healthy muffin fix. That's when I stumbled upon the benefits of something called Branaflax muffin mix, which appeared to be the Holy Grail of muffin mix for health enthusiast's and stay-at-home moms who as we all know take their nutrition serious. The Branaflax muffin mix recipe was developed by its current CEO, Adrienne Dubarry, who I assumed from her website picture, was a former fashion model turned domestic goddess, like Martha Stewart whose only purpose in life then was to stare back from the pages of Vogue or Harpers and make already insecure women even more so, but who now lives to make them feel like throwing themselves off a bridge because they don't churn their own butter, or has them all convinced they're going to hell for not carving museum worthy Jack-a-lanterns at Halloween. Although Adrienne did seem to posess a more wholesome, non threatening, Donna Reed kind of look, one in which if I were a woman I could maybe be friends with her, and whats more, she didn't look like she'd beat me into unconsciousness (like Martha would) for screwing up one her recipes or worse, kill me for making a mess in her kitchen, no Adrienne was more suited to grace the covers of Good Housekeeping or Womans Day. I decided to give Branaflax a try and ordered some online, the recipes looked rediculously easy and as it said on the website just by adding a few simple ingredients, I could customize my muffins for any taste I wanted, one mix - many possibilities. Now I've never been one of those guys, you know the type who have way too much time on their hands and they'll sit down and write a letter to some conglomerate whose product they tried once and had to tell them about it. But damn if that isn't just what I went and did, prompting Adrienne to call and invite me to come out and bake with her at her test kitchen in La Quinta, California. To say I was flabbergasted would be an understatement, but after talking with her for some time she was serious and since I had an upcoming trip to the desert anyway, I decided to take her up on the offer, find out the secret to her success, what it takes to become a muffin mogul and if she truly is as home-spun as she appears to be in that apron she's wearing on her website. End Part 1