I've lived in Indio for over 12 years and I've never been here. The cashier is really friendly…read more Will help you find whatever you need. And they have a huge selection of everything you can think of. Lots of pre-packaged mixed drinks. I tried the taco place that's inside. Friendly cashier, but when I tried to order one of the tacos, she didn't know what it was and had to show me the menu so I can point it out. 6/10.

Cool store. Lots of good items. Some items are over priced but the employees are pretty chill.read more

Does that Crack selling thug, that always mean mugs and sways like he about to the punch you as you…read morewalk in always out front during the PM hours? Cuz it was a nice Ghetto touch

Went in not once but two different days because was told to see a manager/owner in the am to cash a…read moremilitary TSP government check. Both times made excuses on why couldn't cash the check, they said manager could only do it, didn't have the money to cash the check. The check was no more than 1,000. The problem was not that but the manager/owners attitude and response to questioning if they would ever have that amount. He said "yeah just keep trying I don't know if we'll ever have it" with an cocky attitude. As if there customers time is of no value to them and didn't care about it. But hey what should you expect the whole store looks like a dump. They'll eventually learn when someone sues them for false advertising.

Criminally expensive but vast, well curated array, and the only place in the festival to avoid…read moreHeineken.

Coachella is the zombie apocalypse with a killer soundtrack. Because of the dangerous interaction…read morebetween illicit drugs and heat exhaustion, the attendees appear ghoulish as they kick and claw towards the stage in an impermeable surge. You don't want to live near the first row during a fan frenzy. It's a high risk // high reward world to existent in, but when the dust settles and you're seeking sanctuary the Coachella Craft Beer Barn is a literal oasis in a desert. The festival is mostly a cash-based society, but CCBB is one of the few areas that accept credit cards. Under the comfort of a tent you can barter for drafts from established breweries like Stone, Victory and The Bruery. Also present are sudsy start-ups like Coronado, Faction and La Quinta and their beer flows like blood in a Motorhead mosh-pit. There are some truly rare and exceptional selections, but enjoying a tequila-barrel aged ale or imperial pilsner comes at a cost. The more you drink, the more you miss. First, it's an exhausting 5-15 minute walk in 90+ degree weather from any of the stages. Not a big deal once or twice but over 36 hours it adds up. Second, bands perform in quick succession so you'll have to choose whether you really want a craft beer or see live music. Third, because it's open to all-ages, the promoters quarantine drinkers whom cannot leave with intoxicants. The rules are enforced to protect minors, but I'd like to enjoy a crafty beer while listening to bands...crazy I know. Find another way...like secluding the kids, they're the minority. It's pretty much a wasteland outside the Barn's city limits; low quality carnival foods, soft drinks and merchandise. Inside you'll find luxuries you took for granted in your pre-Coachella world like seating, freshly prepared meals and restrooms rather than port-a-potties. If there's a gap in your schedule rest your weary bones here, trust me you don't want to be anywhere else.

I recently had a bad experience. Older man at the register was rude not only to me but also the…read morewomen trying to pay in front of me. her card declined and he was so loud about it the whole store could hear. No respect at all. you can tell he was being nicer to his own race than myself and the women in front of me. I decided to leave than to deal with him. don't know what his problem was but I normally feel bad for old people. I don't know if he was having A bad day. he wasn't being nice at all. I don't feel comfortable going back ever since.

Every time I walk in I'm greeting and everyone asks me if I need help finding something. Always…read moregreat customer service!

New gas station and market in the area. Convenient and always clean…read more Gas is pricier than other typical am/pm and fastrip. No long lines or waiting to pump gas. I guess that's why? Tried the chicken strips and wedges (I admit at least 5 times ) very good but on the pricier side.

Employees all standing around conversing. They see you looking around for something but don't ask…read moreif you need help. I had to walk up to the front & ask if they carry Chef Tanya's sandwiches like most of the other Tower Markets. Unfortunately, they do not. Very sad selection of to-go food items here compared to other locations.

Love this place! Lady at the cash register is always the sweetest. They have a good selection for…read moreyour local carnicería.

I always buy meat from here and never had an issue until yesterday/today. I bought 2lbs of…read morediesmillo for me and my husband. Bought the meat and went straight home, the meat had a funky smell but I figured it would be ok. NOPE we grilled it and the meat was bad, rancid. We also got a jello that had expired 5/20/2024 a whole month before. However the bad part was when my husband went back to return the meat. The lady started yelling (screaming) at my husband in front of my 8 year old son. About how we were trying to scam and we did something to the meat and CLEARLY EXPIRED Jello. She argued and yelled at my husband in front of our son, yelling that she never wanted to see us in her store again. We are regular customers of Baja Meat markets for years! The one time their meat went bad (understandable it happens) but the way the cashier lady acted was extremely unprofessional and RUDE. My husband asked her to stop yelling because she was scaring my child and she did not care. Truly horrible experience. Never going back.

This is about Sherman's Liquors in Indio on Oasis. What I love is that the new owners keep the…read moreplace clean and if I can wait, they'll order whatever liquor I want, and even give me a better price if I buy two or more. I especially love that they stock my favorite soda, Big Red. Can often park right in front, which makes it even easier.

This place is a bin of trash with a liquor store sign in front. From opening the door until closing…read moreit was a terrible experience. The place looked like it was last cleaned in the early 2000's, the snacks weren't rotated and they had expired dates on the shelf and the clerk was a pretentious prick that dresses himself in thrift store specials.

Totally impressed. I…read morehave been looking for DeKuyper Island Punch everywhere. Bevmo and Total Wine told me that their distributers discontinued it. Its not like you can just order it on-line. While buying my Lotto tickets I asked the clerk (owner?) if he had any. He said no, but he could probably get a hold of some. Within two hours he called me to tell me he got it! Totally shocked and impressed. Talk about the extra mile. Huge selection packed into this little location. Give them a shot. **Hawaiian Sunset Martini** 1 oz Skyy Cherry Vodka 1 oz Malibu Pineapple Rum 1 oz DeKuyper Island Punch Pucker Splash of Sweet and Sour. Shake it up with ice and pour in martini glass... then pour a float worth of DeKuper Razzmatazz on the side of the martini glass, so that it sinks to the bottom of the glass and layers. Pretty blue on top, and purple layer on bottom.

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