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    The Coyote Grill

    4.5 (17 reviews)
    InexpensiveAmerican
    Closed 6:30 am - 1:30 pm

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    Gabriel P.

    This is my favorite place to eat on base because I actually get full and I don't have to pay $20 for a big meal. I usually get the burrito and it comes out to under $15. The wait time is usually pretty long if you go during lunch so I recommend going at 1 or later. This is where a lot of the MCCES students like to go, so that is something also to be aware of.

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    Best breakfast place at MCAGCC. All the classic choices, including Southern options.

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    Thank you for the food for my larger order . It was well served and made . I liked the mini ones

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    3 years ago

    Love this place!!! Everything is SOOO GOOD Very friendly staff. The ice cream so scrumptious

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    3 years ago

    Absolutely love this place. Huge burritos and really good gravy. Never had a bad experience here.

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    7 years ago

    The breakfast burrito and biscuit was great! Clean and fast service. Excellent value!

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    Grnd Sqrl

    Grnd Sqrl

    4.5
    (500 reviews)
    6.9 mi
    $$

    My stepfather has always told me that ground squirrels weren't good eatin' but this place proves…read morehim wrong! My husband and I came here while on vacation (after spending the day in Joshua Tree National Park). We chose it based on the good reviews and it lived up to expectations. We started with the fries, which stayed nice and crispy (I suggest you follow the server's recommendation and get the habanero sauce so you can double dip in that and the ketchup). I had the delicious Dank House salad. It sounded like an odd combination of flavors (with Brussels sprouts, beets, apples, blue cheese and horseradish dressing) but it all works! Genius! My husband had the rotating chicken sando which was Korean bbq inspired and had amazing flavor! We also had a couple of the local beers on tap. It's kind of a quirky place. Has a little bit of a diner feel on the inside but had a DJ playing music on Saturday evening, which provided some good background music and added to the ambiance without being too loud. The bartender and servers were all very friendly and helpful. If we lived here, this would be a weekly hang out spot for us!

    Visited Grnd Sqrl on the recommendation of our friend who has been living in 29 Palms. It's pretty…read morehip - somehow very granola while still having a lot of neon. Good vibes. And a live band! The food is well executed bar food, with good vegetarian options. Had some soup and a grilled cheese.

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    Lasagna (vertical!) and house cole slaw. Delightful!
    Lasagna (vertical!) and house cole slaw. Delightful!
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    JT Country Kitchen

    JT Country Kitchen

    4.3
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    16.4 mi
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    Some people chase sunrises in Joshua Tree. We chased pancakes... and honestly, I think we won…read more JT Country Kitchen is the kind of place that reminds you why diners will never go out of style. Friendly staff who make you feel like a regular, cozy country vibes, and comfort food that'll have you questioning whether you really need to hike after breakfast. I came here with my fiancé and stepdaughter, fully expecting a good meal. What I didn't expect was to be personally attacked by the size of the pancakes. These fluffy beauties arrived looking like they were auditioning to become spare tires for my car. They're huge... gloriously huge. Then came the chicken fried steak, blanketed in creamy country gravy with a mountain of crispy country potatoes on the side. If comfort food could give hugs, this plate would've wrapped us in a warm quilt and called us "hon." Parking out front can be a bit like finding a parking space at a Black Friday sale--possible, but don't count on it. Thankfully, there's extra parking in the back, complete with reserved spaces for country music stars. We didn't spot Dolly or Willie, but we left a spot open just in case. And let's not forget the view. Step outside and--boom!--you're greeted by the stunning desert landscape with Joshua Tree National Park practically waving hello. Not a bad backdrop while digesting a pancake the size of a hubcap. Bottom line? Great people, generous portions, delicious comfort food, and enough small-town charm to make you want to linger over one more cup of coffee. We'll definitely be back the next time we're moseying through this neck of the desert. Just maybe... we'll split the pancakes next time. (Who am I kidding? Probably not.)

    Mai Tai Pancakes!!!!…read more My fellow yelpers did me a solid! This cute place packs a strong punch with an amazing and delicious menu. We came two days in a row and everything was mouth watering good! They have both indoor and outdoor seating. The wait isn't long at all due to how fast service is and the food is served hot off the griddle! We ordered Mai tai pancakes, French toast, scrambled eggs, bacon, house pancakes, hash and loaded potatoes. Oh! I also had a watermelon mimosa and it was made with real watermelon juice not syrup!! Loved this place!!!

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    Country fried steak and eggs
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    29 Palms Inn

    29 Palms Inn

    4.2
    (440 reviews)
    7.3 mi
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    Fresh and fantastic. Cute spot…read more Friendly staff Everything was delicious. Lots of great salads and veg options

    After a long day desert wandering, we spent an evening at 29 Palms Inn Restaurant, and the whole…read moreplace carries this calm, grounded energy that makes you instinctively lower your voice a notch and settle in. The restaurant itself is simple and inviting, understated in the best way. We didn't have reservations, so we sat at the bar, despite several empty tables giving us that "maybe we could have gambled" feeling. Still, the bar turned out to be a good perch for the evening. Kristin, if I caught her name correctly, was running the universe behind that bar. Mixing drinks, serving dinner, managing patrons, and somehow still staying friendly through it all. Watching bartenders during dinner rushes always feels a little like witnessing Olympic-level multitasking. I was especially excited to order the hearts of palm cakes because hearts of palm were a staple in my childhood home. Sadly, they were out of them. A small heartbreak occurred. I survived bravely. Roadtrip mode had fully turned us into tapas people by then, so we ordered a spread of appetizers and a salad to share. The Inn's famous sautéed mushrooms absolutely deserved their reputation, buttery, garlicky, lemony little flavor bombs. The toasted ravioli with house marinara disappeared quickly, the beet and orange salad was fresh and balanced, and the falafel bites were tasty, though I personally would have loved them just a bit crispier. I enjoyed a couple of Old Fashioneds, and the live music that evening was genuinely excellent. The woman performing had one of those voices that makes you stop mid-bite for a second just to listen. Not bad company for dinner. The only thing I wish they'd improve is accessibility. The atmosphere is wonderfully peaceful, but a bit more consideration for guests with mobility challenges would go a long way in making that peace more inclusive. Overall, we really enjoyed our evening. Good food, good music, strong cocktails, desert night air, and that slow-roadtrip feeling where nobody's in a hurry anymore.

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    Linguine tossed in a lemon caper cream sauce with zucchini.
    Linguine tossed in a lemon caper cream sauce with zucchini.
    The restaurant is located at the Twentynine Palms Inn, which has a pool.

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    The restaurant is located at the Twentynine Palms Inn, which has a pool.

    The Coyote Grill - tradamerican - Updated August 2026

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