Had a great time at the Staters in Yucca Valley. The store brand Zesty Pickles are the real hidden…read moregem in the store. They're really zesty and are a great snack or an interesting way to impress a date with a left field appetizer option. Good selection of foods overall although not a lot of organic options in produce section which is fine if you don't mind eating GMO bananas. A lot of the clientele seem to have a lot of tattoos which heightens the shopping experience, it's a creative crowd along with the usual senior citizens. The deli wasn't happening but I'm sure it has its moments. Reasonable prices. Would go back, mainly for the zesty pickles.

I don't understand why I gave this SB location in yucca valley another try. Once again, I went to…read morethe fresh meat counter and asked for the same thing I wanted last time fresh ground beef, the 93 lane 7% fat $10 a pound once again I got the same person that helped me didn't say here you go thank you. Didn't say anything just literally threw my ground beef poorly wrapped up on the counter and walked away. Didn't even look at me. I don't even know how he knew. I was the one that ordered the ground beef because he never even said hello to me, absolute horror of a Customer Service person he needs to be working at a gas station or at a pot farm.. but after this I will not go back ever again there's other choices for me to shop and secondly, the ground beef that I ordered and I said the 97% to the gentleman and my label says 80% lean 20% fat. Unbelievable this guy that works behind that counter is needs to go. That's all there is it he needs to go.! now I'm cooking my ground beef and they unroll it and it's two different colors and I don't understand why ground beef fresh out of the meat counter is two different colors? Why is that? Can anybody explain that to me? I will attach a photo to prove it somebody's gonna get sick or somebody's gonna really get offended by this person's attitude and lack of Customer Service. I'm done with that theater Brothers in Yucca Valley I'll never ever go back. Don't even bother trying to email me and say you apologize. We're working on these because that's what you said the last time and nothing's changed so for anybody who's looking for positive feedback on the Stater Bros. the only good thing I can think of is nothing.!

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.

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!!

OK, so this is confusing - there are 2 pages on Yelp that are for The Dez, and there are indeed two…read morelocations, but it seems like people are just reviewing wherever they are reviewing for either location (they are like, steps from each other). ANYWAY. We have been here a couple of times - will usually stop by here when we're in Joshua Tree. On Saturdays, there is a Farmer's Market in the parking lot, so it gets pretty crowded. This last time we went, I got an iced strawberry matcha, and my partner got the chai iced tea. Both with almond milk. They still charge a surplus for non-dairy, which feels so 2022. But anyway. The drinks were delicious. We also got an almond croissant, which doesn't look like much, but it was AMAZING. And then the quiches. Oh, the quiches. I had such high hopes for these, especially since we were primed with refreshing drinks and a tasty pastry. These quiches are muffin-sized, perfect for a light meal or a heavier snack, and they look super cute. They will heat them up for you. When we went, they had bacon cheddar and spinach feta. We got one of each. My friends, these were so disappointing. First, no flavor. We asked for ketchup or hot sauce to give it a bit of acid, because it was basically egg all the way through. Solid wall of egg that tasted like the powdered egg you get at one of those corporate conference catered breakfasts. I had one tiny sliver of bacon in mine, and my partner was playing hide and seek with the spinach, and the spinach was winning. The crust itself was rubbery and chewy, not flaky like I would expect a quiche to be. I mean, it was palatable and not super expensive. I'm just not sure if you're selling food, you want it to just be "palatable". Last time, we got a savory veggie pie, and that was pretty good, so they DO have good savory foods. I think the quiches were just a huge miss this time. Bathroom is clean and single-stalled. Parking is easy in the lot, and on Farmer's Market days, I mean, c'mon, it's Joshua Tree, it's not like there isn't space on the streets too.

I ordered a chicken banh mi, a sandwich in a freshly-made toasted French baguette with sliced…read morechicken, pickled carrots, daikon radish, cilantro, and large jalapeno slices, and more. It was delicious. It was a banh mi sandwich that is not just one of those, "It's good for a small town," but really genuinely good and well-prepared. The sandwich was about $13, if memory serves. Whatever sauce they had on it was also delicious, and the sandwich was filling. The restaurant is a very large, airy, comfortable space in back of Rite Aid and Aldi, and is a pleasant space. The place also has coffee, bagels, croissants, bagel sandwiches, poke, and pho, along with numerous kinds of tea (milk tea, Thai tea, Matcha tea). The pho and bagels I saw other people eating looked delicious. The people who worked there were very friendly.

The pho was decent, but I like the broth at Pho Nuts 29 more. Plus the noodles were chopped up…read morewhich was interesting. They also forgot the bag of bean sprouts/lime/cilantro/jalapeños for the second bowl of pho. But, with only two pho spots in the high desert, can beggars be choosers? Vibes were nice inside though, with a lounge area with a stage for performances that you can also eat at while chillin' on some really comfy couches and chairs. Might have to meet up with friends here sometime for random hangs without having to cook. They also get a star for the nice lady working the register.

The best pharmacy staff in town. Very professional and friendly. They are always friendly and…read morehelpful

This review is solely based on the customer service of the woman at the meat counter, Kimberly. I…read morecalled them on the phone to see if they had defrosted shrimp for me to cook that night and she was amazing on the phone. Very friendly, gave me prices and sizes, and told me she would take care of me when I got there. I got there about an hour later, didn't tell her it was me on the phone, and STILL got great customer service. Welcomed me to the store, was quick to offer options, I even needed more shrimp than what they had and she went out of her way to go get more and thaw it for me. I went to grab a few extra things and by the time I came back she already had the extra shrimp bagged and tagged, ready to go. She was cleaning, helping, and being friendly, all by herself! Keep up the good work girl! I can tell she loves her job and I love her energy!

If you see a restaurant operating out of a small market you have to try it…read more I had the chilaquiles with no meat but it was still a top 5 all time dish for me. Everything was done fresh on the chilaquiles side, the chips salsa and egg were perfect. The egg still has the yolk and I popped it and smeared it everywhere. The salsa was spicy just right. The beans and rice were ok. I will try more in the menu as it's very extensive.

If I can give no star, I would Went to kasa market in Yucca…read moreValley California to get a Carne Asada plate with rice beans plate. The portions were ridiculous small maybe- (2)tablespoons of rice and refried beans and only (2) tortillas and one of the tray compartments was empty, nothing, not a full tray?. This place is a joke if you're hungry and I believe it was about $18. Obviously they're trying to cut corners and everything to the bone to make money. STAY AWAY YOU BEEN WARNED, YOU WILL BE DISAPPOINTED AND STILL HUNGRY AFTERWARDS!

Great Grocery in the Yucca Valley. Clean and wonderfully stocked. One of the best Meat Departments…read morei'v seen. Prices are reasonable for a Grocery Store. Nice service as well.

Richard at the deli counter is always super helpful and polite. I appreciate the service I get at…read moreStater Bros.