Went for the first time on Saturday, and it was fantastic!…read more You order at the counter and the lady was very helpful and had recommended the tuna salad sandwich and it was amazing! You don't really get served much, you order at the front, get your own utensils, and we needed to go to the front to get a refill. They bring you your food and drinks, and that's pretty much it. Didn't really bother us, but if you're looking for more service this place might not be for you. The Arnold Palmer was delicious, tasted homemade. And the food was so good. The vibes were chill, we were able to sit inside and it was a happy place to be in. I told my wife that I would definitely recommend this restaurant to our friends and family. Also, we noticed a lot of people just ordered drinks, so I need to go back and try out their coffee!

I've been to Yes Please in La Quinta a few times now, and overall, the food is solid, honestly, the…read morefood is always amazing. No complaints there at all. That's really what keeps me coming back. The only issue I've run into (twice now) is with takeout, and it's been a little frustrating. The first time I ordered takeout, I waited inside for about 20 minutes. I started noticing people who ordered after me (and were dining in) getting their food before me. When I finally went up to check, my order had just been sitting there the whole time -- no one ever called my name. Gave it another shot today, thinking maybe it was just a one-off. This time I was told to wait outside for takeout and that someone would call me. I got my coffee within the first five minutes, but then waited another 15-20 minutes while, again, people who ordered after me were getting their food. I asked an employee to check, and she brought my order out right away but unfortunately it was cold. So it seems like it had been sitting there again, and no one came out to the takeout area. It's a bummer because the food itself is really good, but the takeout system definitely needs some work. Whether it's calling out names more clearly or having someone dedicated to takeout orders, something needs to be tightened up. So the food is worth it, and I do want to support them. I'll be back this summer to give takeout another shot and see if things have improved.

We ordered a cake for my parents 60th anniversary and the cake was delicious and beautiful. The…read moreordering process was so simple. I would highly recommend this company.

We were in town for an anniversary celebration; ordered late and the ladies were incredibly,…read moreincredibly gracious and helpful. We ordered a lemon meringue tart and cheesecake. The presentation was gorgeous; the precut was perfect. Goodness! The cheesecake was sooo delicious, the best I've ever tasted. The care and artisanal approach is evident. Thank you for the love you put into baking and the wonderful customer service you provide. We'll be back every time we're in the desert!

The location is very nice in downloading La Quinta. I went for the first time, got their lavender…read morelatter (I thought it was okay). Went with a group of girls who tried other things, they thought it was nice as well but nothing mind blowing. What is fantastic is their Maui Muffin (carrot cake base). I am still dreaming of the roasted pecans on top. Must try!

Unfortunately, this is our least favorite coffee spot in the valley. The decor and customer service…read moreare both average, nothing particularly memorable in either direction. The location is actually a plus since it's near the farmers market, which makes it convenient. That said, the most important part -- the coffee -- really misses the mark for us. We've tried it more than once and it just hasn't been enjoyable. Because of that, it's not a place we find ourselves wanting to return to.

Yum! I got the 4-pack for about $19, and I have no regrets. My favorite was the coconut. The…read morevanilla frosting was so fluffy and perfectly not too sweet. The cake was amazing, it had some sort of coconutty filling that made it really moist, kind of like a tres leches cake. The toffee chocolate was my second favorite. The chocolate frosting was perfect and not too sweet. They also had some gluten-free and keto options. Service was great, and it looked like they put the cupcakes together on the spot, which took a few minutes to prepare. I'll definitely be back for the yummy coconut cupcakes.

Somewhere between sunstroke and sugar cravings in the desert, we found ourselves at Tiffany's Sweet…read moreSpot... and honestly, bless the heat for guiding us there!!! We went in "just to look" (famous last words) and walked out with 3 cupcakes: vanilla bean, red velvet, and salted caramel toffee... plus a mocha tres leches parfait because self-control is seasonal and clearly out of stock!! Every single bite was the kind of good that makes you close your eyes mid-chew and ignore whoever's talking to you. But let's discuss the real star: the frosting!!! I was fully prepared for standard whipped cream or buttercream vibes, and instead got this cloud-like, silky situation that tasted rich but somehow light enough to justify eating an entire cupcake without emotional consequences. Tiffany herself let me in on the secret.... it's Italian meringue buttercream. So basically, classy buttercream that went to finishing school. Tiffany is also an absolute gem... warm, welcoming, and clearly passionate about what she's baking up. You can taste the love (and the butter, but mostly the love)!!! If you're in the desert and your sweet tooth starts whispering reckless ideas, listen to it. And definitely support this family-owned local spot. We'll be back for "research purposes" and to satisfy our sweet tooth!!

Aspen Mills bakes an outstanding Irish Soda Bread…read more We make a point of going to Aspen Mills for Irish Soda bread, every Saint Patrick's Day. I was surprised to discover that we were the only one to purchase an Irish Soda Bread at the Palm Desert bakery, this St. Patrick's Day; I think Aspen Mills has to work on their marketing, as I would have expected Aspen Mills Irish Soda Bread to fly off Aspen Mills shelves on Saint Patrick's Day. Ironically, many of our Irish friends said that they never thought of Aspen Mills for Irish Soda Bread. Post Covid-19 Pandemic, I've put a real premium on businesses that excel, particularly, small businesses; I so wish success for Aspen Mills Bakery. The staff in the Palm Desert bakery are consistently kind and friendly. The bakery is immaculate (it's inside Clark's). Aspen Mills has a very nice variety of baked goods, all fresh, and exceptional sandwiches.

I ordered a chicken Caesar salad & as I was eating I saw something moving. There was a bug in my…read moresalad.

I've been trying to make it here for a beignet breakfast for over a year, and I finally did...and I…read morewas not disappointed! I came on a Sunday morning. It was cold out, but I still requested to sit outside. They were short a server and still graciously accommodated my request, which I truly appreciated. I ordered the beignets, a side of bacon, and orange juice. The beignets came in a set of four -- crisp on the outside and soft, pillowy yumminess on the inside. I skipped the syrup because honestly, they didn't need it. Anything extra would've taken away from how good they already were. And the bacon? Crispy to perfection. With tip, it came out to $38.02. I can't speak to the full menu since I only tried the beignets and bacon, but based on that alone, I would absolutely recommend this place. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. Even the patrons were lovely...smiling and wishing me a good morning as they passed my table. It's quiet on Sunday mornings, which makes it perfect if you're dining alone with a good book. I'll definitely be back.

I am beyond shocked and disappointed that I even have to write this review but it's fully necessary…read morewith how awful the restaurant is. I have been coming to LQ Baking company for over 10 years and today was the last time I will ever go there. The food was legitimately awful. So awful that I didn't even want to complain, I just wanted to get paid and get the f out of there. The fries have changed, the homemade jam they used to serve is no longer, the butter is packaged, the food was freezing cold, the potatoes were bricks, the gravy looked like murky water instead of gravy, the biscuit was burnt. the service was mid because they probably know how bad the food is also now. Everything was awful. Truly sad. This restaurant should be ashamed of itself. There is a 0% chance I will be trying their restaurant attached to the baking company either. Imagine the type of Italian they must make if the breakfast has become this terrible. If I could give it 0 stars, I would've. Cheap and greedy ownership

I called Dot for a last minute birthday cake for my son. Not only did she delivered it, it was…read moreincredibly crafted, delicious and was a hit at his Birthday party! Will definitely order from Dot again.

Dot came through for my wife's birthday on relatively short notice. She made a beautiful Czech…read morefolklore inspired cake that my wife loved and impressed her family back home in Czechia. All around, a great experience and I'd highly recommend her for any special occasion.

Fast and Friendly service! I ordered the pesto chicken…read moreranch and I love it! It's a big sandwich on freshly baked bread! It's made with Italian chicken, provolone, crispy bacon, avocado, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, onion, pesto, ranch dressing on a parmesan roll.

I don't know how they do it but darn they get it right every time. The sandwich's are fantastic! I…read morealways get the OG Pastrami and Turkey and they always hit the spot. I want to eat their dessert but always get too full from the sandwiches to try it. If you are ever in the area, must try sandwich shop. The accolades in the back with their story is pretty sweet. Also the service and ambiance is excellent as well. Of course the cost is a bit much but what isn't expensive these days!

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.