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Wallaby's WEST at the Greg Norman Course

3.4 (7 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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1 year ago

Best customer service I've ever seen would hands-down recommend the burger was fantastic

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3 years ago

Good is great! Especially the breakfast burritos! Staff is attentive and you can't beat the atmosphere when sitting outside.

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Indio Brewing

Indio Brewing

4.5
(27 reviews)
7.0 mi
$$

We've been members of Indio Brewing for nearly a year, and after recently purchasing a home in the…read moreneighborhood, it's truly become our own little "Cheers." What started as a place to grab a great beer has turned into a place where perfect strangers have become lifelong friends. The in-house brewed beers are, in our opinion, the best in the Coachella Valley. There's always something new to try, and we love that we can take our favorites home in cans to enjoy later. Lizzy, Chris, Steph & Kyle have created something incredibly special and rare in the Valley. The service is A+ and their weekly lineup of live entertainment, events, food vendors, and community gatherings means there's always something to look forward to, and if there's a game on, you can count on it being on one of the TVs. More than anything, Indio Brewing has built a community. It's a place where friends become family, where neighbors genuinely know one another, and where you can unwind after a long day in a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere. Whether you're a local or just passing through the Coachella Valley, do yourself a favor and belly up to the bar, order a flight, and discover your new favorite beer. Chances are, you'll leave with more than a great drink; you'll leave with new friends, too.

Chris is one of the owners and was very convivial and and conversational. When you walk in, it…read moresmells of "new," which it is. Not sure how long it has been open, but there is already a following. TVs were tuned to the Winter Olympics and several folks were there to watch. There are a couple dozen draft options as well as michelada and chavela options. Food was being provided by a local taco caterer. The store has something different from an entertainment perspective every night but Monday when it is closed. I had a very nice BBA stout. They had some Valentines Day gifts of cupcakes or chocolate-dipped strawberries, etc.

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Coachella Craft Beer Barn

Coachella Craft Beer Barn

4.0
(2 reviews)
2.3 mi
$$

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.

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