About a 1-1.5: We actually waited it out for this bakery to open, as it only operates on certain…read moredays in the evenings. Check their socials, as they're pretty good in updating the days/times. We ordered: +a slice of banana bread - this was wet and soggy, so not sure how this is even available for sale +a slice of carrot cake - this was extremely dense and decadent, and good for any carrot cake lover +an oatmeal cookie - large and had a nice crisp/chewy texture +a chive scone - super dried out and had absolutely no flavor +a hibiscus drink - super weird beverage; not sure if it was mixed with something, but it was not enjoyable +and, a milk tea - this milk tea was not prepared well; contained some pearls I was curious about their sandwiches and their pizzas, but the latter is only sold as a whole, and not by the slice. All in all, we felt that the items were misses; not worth waiting it out unless you are spending a few days in the area or are a local. Note that there's usually a line, moving along at a slow and steady pace, and they allow only 1 party in at a time. There is no seating inside, as this is strictly carry-out only. Street parking can be found in the area. +oatmeal cookie +evening hours only

I was hoping to get a sandwich but the only thing that was available on a Thursday was a breakfast…read moresandwich. I did get a small pot pie and oatmeal chocolate cookie which was great even 2 days later. Still soft and chewy!

Exceptional service, amazing selection, and consistent product delivered. If you are much of a…read moremilkshake/tea/slushy or coffee Person, this is your go to spot. Be prepared to spend around eight dollars per drink, a number of good experiences. I am hoping that they open a lobby. -Anton

the self ordering options made it easy to order while letting the employee behind the counter make…read morethe drinks quickly. the drinks themselves were delicious and on par with/better in some cases than national chains like Kung Fu Tea. I ordered the Phoenix King and my partner order the Black Dragon. both were similar teas, but the Black dragon was roasted. the subtle taste differences were magnificent. the lychee jelly I added to mine was sweeter and fresher tasting, more delicious than that of the national chain I mentioned above. the boba came out a perfect consistency and wasn't too hard/dry like some other places we've been to! highly recommend if you're looking for a new boba tea spot!! edit: I've seen some people here take issue with the price point of $6.50. I'm used to paying this price for boba tea outside of 29Palms so this price point didn't phase me. Take what you will with that! It felt worth the price given it was in many ways fresher and better than other places that sell it for $6.50+ !

Popped in to grab a desert dog coffee and milkshake before hitting the road…read more They were okay, but a nice reprieve from the heat. The service was quick. Interior is very cute with plenty to peruse while you wait for your beverage.

The Coyote Cone…read more Sweet Local Gem Alert! Just had the most amazing treat at The Coyote Cone in Morongo Valley and I have to share! From the moment you step inside this cozy, desert-charm spot, you're greeted with friendly smiles and welcoming vibes -- it feels like a place where everyone knows your name. It's the kind of local hangout that makes you want to stay a little longer (and maybe come back every day)! Ice Cream Paradise Whether you're craving classic scoops, fun flavors, or creative sundaes like their famous hot fudge brownie delight, the ice cream here is nothing short of delightful -- generous portions, lots of choices, and total sugar-tooth satisfaction. Coffee to Kickstart Your Day Need a morning pick-me-up? Their coffee and espresso drinks are smooth, delicious, and perfect for sipping while you soak up that desert sunshine. Their specialty drinks like The Desert Dog and Snake Bite are local favorites! Tasty Extras & Good Vibes This isn't just a dessert shop -- you'll find shaved ice, smoothies, breakfast sandwiches, and even nostalgic vintage candy. The friendly staff happily offer samples and always make sure you leave with a smile. Perfect Stop on Your Desert Adventures Whether you're heading to Joshua Tree National Park, coming back from Palm Springs, or just exploring the valley, The Coyote Cone is a must-visit chill-out spot! Sweet treats, warm service, and that small-town charm we all love! Next time you need a dessert date or a coffee break -- this is the spot! #TheCoyoteCone #IceCreamLovers #CoffeeTime #MorongoValleyCA #SupportLocal #DesertEats

Every year I visit the Joshua Tree area and nearly every day that I am here, I visit this bakery…read more Over the years, the hours of service has been a bit unpredictable but every food item has always been phenomenal. Happy to report that these days they're always open! The bread is incredible, the pastries delicious, and the sandwiches are high quality too. The crew is constantly churning out replacements for everything, which sells out quickly. Super friendly workers and a great owner. Definitely give it a try!

This is a small place, but it seems popular because of their homemade sourdough bread and pastries…read more We got a coffee, a tuna sandwich, and a smoked salmon sandwich. Our food was good, delicious and tasty. The bread was soft, airy, crunchy, and not too filling, which I loved. The staff were very nice, accommodating, and welcoming. They only have a few tables inside, but the space is clean and well‑kept. they have a parking lot too.

Absolutely love boba so was super excited to try them on our most recent trip to Joshua Tree…read more Gotta say, it's an interesting combination they have here - poke bowls and boba. Didn't try the poke, but it looked decent from what I saw other people ordering. The boba was a bit disappointing. Their Thai Iced Tea was pretty good, but their brown sugar milk tea was watered (milked?) down - very little flavoring over the milk. Didn't try it though until we got where we were going, so it was too late to say anything. Parking was easy, which is always nice. As it stands, wouldn't be my first choice to return to. But maybe the boba would be better on a return visit.

The non dairy boba is amazing. I have a hard time finding ice cream and drinks that are non dairy…read more The service is fine and the place and is clean and has games on the tables that you can play while waiting.

Stark place- limited menu. Nostalgic yellow chairs and…read moretables that look like they came from an original "WINCHELL'S" donut shop? A very cordial, pleasant, and kind young lady working there just the other day. A surprisingly lovely glazed donut I might say. But I kept looking around there thinking "in a small town like this how can they even sell enough donuts to keep this joint open but they obviously do". I could think of some simple things that could be added, but I wouldn't want to give away my secrets. All throughout the United States there are donut shops that have the same recipe apparently, not sure how that works? A lot of them are Asian run in the San Francisco area. I always laughed at the signs that would say "Donuts and Chinese Food" before walking in I would always say to myself: "Nothing like a good egg fu yung jelly doughnut"! Yeah, this spot could use a little more hipness for just spending a few dollars on some paint and artwork, etc. there would probably be a line more often. I don't know. I wasn't there on a weekend. Also, the beautiful new laundromat or remodeled laundromat next-door should really be a good revenue source for the hungry laundry goer....... But certainly grab a doughnut. They're very tasty. So keep heading up the road a bit to Joshua Tree as there are many cute little shops in the three block area there which I guess is called downtown Joshua Tree? I really dig all the new modern prefabs that are popping up which appeared to be primarily Airbnb joints(?)- a lot of style man! Yeah, I'll be back. I met some really cool people in that couple of blocks. If you haven't been there then hop in your car and drive up there right now and get yourself a nice little jelly doughnut...... "Thank ya. Thank ya very much".

This place could be so much h better, but it wasn't half bad…read more The cashier was kind, welcoming and friendly I had a blueberry donut with a granulated sugar coat. At 2 bucks and change it was just fine and a fair value. Glass case and pink boxes, you would think that's charming, it's not. The decor is firmly stuck in the 70s but not in that mid century stylish way. The laundromat nexr store was freshened and modernized recently. Some thought and about 15k could offer much needed updates. Don't change your cashier though, she was wonderful.

In the mood for a freshly made sub sandwich? Stop by here. Great quality ingredients. They have a…read moreSub Meal Deal that includes a drink and your choice of a huge cookie or bag of chips. Highly recommend trying their Smores cookie and their chocolate chip cannoli. Sub sandwiches are made to order and they never disappoint. We are lucky to have a place of this caliber here in Morongo Valley.

Top desert bakery ;-) Caution Cookie Monsters this is…read morenirvana Chocolate eclairs and Sammie's next level delicious A delightful lunch and best staff friendly + professional Very clean and a now a frequent patron

Whenever we are in PS, we hit all the markets, for fresh fruits and veggies and seeing what is new…read morewith vendors. This is a great place to grab fruit and take it into Joshua Tree when hiking, we really do enjoy the service from the vendors and the vibe from walking around and finding new items.

I visit the area a couple times a year and always try to hit the farmers market…read more All the produce I've ever purchased here has been top notch. I got some spinach and radishes this week that are just divine; I've been putting them in everything. (I suggest putting some fresh spinach at the bottom of your ramen bowl and letting the hot broth soften the leaves up; sliced radishes go on top) The tamales I got this week were AMAZING. A couple years back I got some not-good tamales, but when I saw the vendor this week I was like "yes, these are the good tamales!!!" Oh, and if you see the stall with the pistachio croissants, go for it.