Stopped in for the first time today after craving pizza all week and I'm so glad I did. I'd heard…read morethey offer vegan cheese, so I had to check it out. The pizza absolutely delivered and totally satisfied the craving. Cassie was super cool and made the whole experience even better. I love the creative names of the pizzas and the overall theme of the restaurant, such a fun vibe. They even had a great hazy IPA for me to enjoy while I waited. Black olives are my all time favorite topping, and I was stoked they use whole olives instead of slices, such a small detail but it makes a difference. Hands down the best pizza in the desert. I'll definitely be back!

Just got home with my carryout order. I ordered a large build your own with pineapple and Pepperoni…read moreand a Caprese salad. The menu, under "Gold Toppings" says Fresh pineapple. The first bite gives fresh..... from the can. The amount of pepperoni and sauce feels like I'm being rationed. In essence, I got pizza with a sprinkle of toppings and enough sauce to barely classify it as pizza. The Caprese isn't worth the $16 its being sold for. A few cherry tomatoes and some Mozzarella with no basil and some spring mix is wild for that price. While the staff was nice and the environment clean and inviting, I think this may be my last time purchasing "Pizza" from this establishment.

My family and I are in town for a few days and were struggling to find a place to eat since so many…read morespots were already closed. I called Giant Rock Meeting Room but assumed we were out of luck again when no one answered, so we headed to a market to grab ingredients and cook at the place we're staying. On the way there, we got a call back and they apologized for missing our call and offered to squeeze us in even after hours, even letting us dine in. We were so grateful! The service was amazing, and the food did not disappoint. We ordered a margherita pizza, a pepperoni and sausage pizza, and a salad--everything was absolutely delicious. Such a great experience all around. Highly recommend!

Arrived right around when they open at 12pm on a Saturday and there was no wait and plenty of…read morespace! Service was very friendly and attentive. I wasn't very impressed food wise though relative to the cost. We ordered a Pepperoni ($19) and Hey Boo Boo ($22) pizza and some cheesy bread for an appetizer. They were fine. We all enjoyed them, but wouldn't crave the pizza here more than at other locations that offer more value. What did make this place standout though was the fun decor and opportunities for play! We had a fun time playing street fighter on their video game console and an even better time playing on their shuffle board. All in all, I would definitely come back for the vibe, and would love to check out a live event.

It's always a pleasure coming for the pizza 10/10 would recommend to all my friends and family when…read morethey are passing by or in the area. We come by every time we camp in Joshua and it's becoming a tradition! Only one thing I ask is to bring back the pesto gnocchi lol

Finally tried Sky High Pizza and it did not disappoint. We ordered the Pedro pizza and added…read morepepperoni + arugula--such a good combo. The crust was the standout: buttery, chewy, and just really, really good. Service was just as impressive. Our order took a bit longer than expected, but the manager was super kind and made up for it with a complimentary tiramisu, which was a really nice touch. Great food, great service--definitely coming back.

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!

I sadly can't go here much anymore because it turns out I'm allergic to the glyphosate in wheat…read more (Someone told me that I could probably eat sourdough even though I couldn't eat regular wheat, so I ate a whole flatbread from Luna and broke out in hives. ) My only wish for Luna is that they would make 1 truly great breakfast pastry that is gluten free so I could come here all the time. Their current GF options are either not tasty or not great breakfast items (almond cookie, coconut macaroon and a very hard to eat bread loaf). I know from personal experience with Pamela's GF baking mix just how easy it is to make a delicious chocolate GF banana bread that is just as good as the wheat version. Luna could probably even make one where their wheat eaters wouldn't even notice the difference. Anywho, that is my gf fantasy. In conclusion, if your body can tolerate sourdough, get to Luna! It's divine! If not, you can always get a delicious gluten-free doughnut next door at Matson Ambroise.

I love the service and how fast the pizzas done the pizza taste great 10 out of 10 will recommedread more

Pizza is tasty, ambiance is mostly take out. Guys are…read morefriendly and appreciate your business. They also have a venue in back where they occasional bands or midget wrestling

The vibes here are on point! Everything from the decor inside, to the rap music playing, to the…read morephoto booth and merch sold was on point. The matcha and coffee were incredibly delicious and they have a great outdoor area to hang out. They were having a 29 Loaves pop up today so it was awesome to try another local business! Would recommend anyone visiting Joshua tree to come here, it was my favorite stop by far!

It's a cute spot to take photos. They serve coffee and drinks (cocktails) there's a sign that says…read moreyou must be 21 to enter but it wasn't enforced. We got the banana iced coffee, it was refreshing and much needed after a long day of hiking. It did not taste of banana at all and it was made with oat milk which isn't my personal favorite but I didn't read the sign thoroughly, that's on me. I would recommend stopping by if you want iced coffee, not special but not bad at all.

Amazing Indian food! Note that my 2 experiences here are purely based on takeout/pickups which were…read morepretty seamless via DoorDash. Food was AMAZING. I've tried the Butter Chicken, Chicken Tikka Masala, Garlic Naan (a must), Pizza (Chicken Tikka and Punjabi), Paneer, and Mango Lassi ice cream! So good that this has been a required stop everytime I'm at Joshua Tree.

THE ABSOLUTE WORST DINING EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE. AVOID AT ALL COSTS…read more Rating: 0/5 (Negative stars if physics allowed it) If you have any self-respect, do not set foot in this establishment. Calling this place a "restaurant" is an insult to the hospitality industry; it is a chaotic, incompetent holding cell where hunger goes to die. We were held hostage at our table for over an hour and a half waiting for food. 90 minutes. We watched other tables stand up and flee--literally walking out the door--because the kitchen is apparently run by sloths. Did the staff care? Absolutely not. They wandered around with a level of apathy that was genuinely disturbing, rude, and completely useless. Then came the punchline: THEY RAN OUT OF PLATES. Let that sink in. A restaurant. That ran out of plates. Their excuse? "They are in the dishwasher for the next 30 minutes." We have four starving children with us, and instead of solving the problem, we were forced to get up, walk to the counter, and fetch our own flimsy paper plates like we were at a sad, underfunded backyard picnic. To top off the insult, they handed us a roll of industrial paper towels instead of napkins. It was pathetic. When the torture finally ended, it took another 25 minutes just to get the bill so we could escape. When we asked the staff to explain this disaster, the only response we got was a shrug and a "What can I do?" Here is what you can do: Close the doors. Sell the building. Spare the public. The only reason I didn't call the police for robbery is that they didn't charge the automatic gratuity--probably because they knew we were on the verge of a riot. This place is a joke. The service is nonexistent, the management is invisible, and the experience was nauseating. If you value your time, money, and sanity, run far, far away.

Walked in, 3 people sitting at table (owner's & friends?)…read more Not ONE person said hello, acknowledged me, nothing! I have been in the wine industry for over 20 years in Paso Robles and was there to buy a couple bottles for the weekend. I walked around for over 5 mins and NO ONE said anything!!! No thanks "guys" haha! Not. ... So rude and tacky and will never come back when we visit this area.

Found this place after having lunch next door (Tiny Pony). Walking in, there was a weird smell to…read morethe store, almost vinegary? But walking around there is a lot to see. There's a lot of little trinkets. It reminded me of going to childhood parties and getting the little favors inside the pinatas or inside the party bags. They have a smaller selection of snacks/desserts/foods but their main attraction is wines. I'm not sure if I would go in here looking for something specific. I think you come in here willing to let the store tell you what it is you need. Just go in there to browse and see what you end up leaving with.

I love La Copine. It always impresses. Great food, and easily, the best-prepared, most delicious…read morefood in Morongo Basin (Wonder Valley-29 Palms-Joshua Tree-Yucca Valley-Morongo Valley). This time, I had the Steak Sando (crispy wagyu ribeye, salted cabbage, tonkatsu sauce, horseradish, pain de mie), which was cooked to perfection. The horseradish added a nice little "bite" to the food without being overwhelming, and the wagyu and sauce were amazing. As a bonus, the service is always friendly, smiling, and attentive (but not too attentive), and the people who come here are often smiling and friendly as well. I am giving this five stars. This is a restaurant that would earn five stars no matter what location it was in, whether a large, cosmopolitan city or out here in the rural high desert. It's good by any measure. Absolutely recommended.

The arrogance of how they take reservations is uncool. I listened to the long winded outgoing…read moremessage that you get when you call for a reservation. You are instructed to send a text request, because they say "it's fun", and that they want to "connect with their guests".... What's not "fun" is that they don't follow up- I texted at 11am two days prior to the day I wanted to confirm....And there was never any attempt to connect. Save yourself the headache and just book a table at Ash & Vine in Palm Springs- it's charming and the food is MUCH better, and most importantly-it's an enjoyable experience

I just went here for the first time and it was great! Hot, fresh delicious food and it came to the…read moretable so fast I was surprised! The staff went above and beyond and were so friendly! Loved the pizza but I'll be going back to try the other dishes that all looked so good.

Anyone also thinking about Journey's Don't Stop Believin' song when they found this place? I was…read more Stopped by here on the way home from Joshua Tree. It's a hidden gem for sure. Their burger really satisfied my burger craving. The bun was perfectly toasted, patty was juicy, and veggies fresh. Their french fries were crispy and not overly salty. My family opted for the burger/sandwich of the day -- French dip with side of homemade chips. Their chips were crunchy and not too oily, but they were a tad salty for me. They had a display of many different locally made desserts (cakes, cupcakes, cookies), although they're not made in house. Staff is very friendly. They check in often and our water cups never hit empty. They have parking spaces on both sides of their building.