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.

Wifey and I love this place. She had the snakebite burger with sidewinder fries. She loved the…read moreburger and the fries are amazing. I had the Pork belly tacos, these tacos are to die for! Came with pickled onions, a pickled jalapeño half and lemon. They were covered in a most delicious salsa and spicy too. They're piled high on 2 street taco sized tortillas each. So much I easily split them and made 4 tacos. I also had the freshly made chicharrones with the same spicy salsa. I believe it's habanero based. The place has great atmosphere. Diner on one side and dive bar looking on the other side. The diner side is dark and dimly lit, it's really cool looking. And they have different retro radios sitting on each diner table. Service has always been top notch and tonight was no difference and we were served surprisingly quick. From the host to the server and everyone else we saw I can't say enough about the service.

The food was just what I needed after a few drinks. Definitely give the Cajun pasta a try. So…read morefilling and flavorful I would come back just for that! The service was good. We didn't have to wait long for drinks or food. Ambiance is pretty chill. The only downside is the tvs were only playing a live feed of birds.

Okay, being totally honest, this wasn't the absolute best food of our entire Joshua Tree-Palm…read moreSprings trip, but a close 2nd. BUT it was definitely the biggest, most positive surprise when it came to expectations vs. actual quality! We landed in Palm Springs late in the evening and were starving on our way out to Joshua Tree. After a quick Yelp search for something open past 7-8pm, this spot popped up. We pulled into a super quiet parking lot and found this tiny little place. Looking at it from the outside, we honestly figured it would just be a quick, forgettable pitstop. Boy, were we wrong. For starters, the place was relatively full for a Tuesday evening! We ordered the duck confit nachos, the kimchi bulgogi sandwich, and the pony wings. Wow! Granted, our expectations were unfairly low walking in, but this turned out to be probably our second-best meal of the entire week--and we ate out every single day! It absolutely crushed it in terms of exceeding expectations. It also helped that we happened to be there on a Wednesday, so all the wines were half-priced! Unfortunately, since we weren't familiar with the area, we didn't know exactly how much further we had to drive to our accommodations, so we couldn't imbibe more in such a welcoming environment. (Missed opportunity, but safety first!) Oh, and definitely save room for dessert--their pie with ice cream of the day was delicious too! If you are passing through, do not sleep on this place. I would definitely come back the next time I'm in the area!

The Tiny Pony is a cool little spot. The decor is kind of all over the place but it works and fits…read morethe desert vibe. Got the Tiny Pony burger and it was really good. Proper smash burger with crispy edges and a juicy center. The patties had great flavor and didn't need anything extra. Came with homemade chips which were actually really good and easy to keep picking at. Service was good and everything came out without a long wait. Simple, tasty, and a spot I'd come back to.

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.

I've been eating here for 5-6 years plus. The Pizza is a bit…read morehit and miss BUT. The wings and the meatball sandwich are 10/10 Hence the good review.

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

A hidden little Korean spot right before entering Joshua Tree National Park and honestly one of the…read moremost unexpected finds in the desert. From the outside it looks like a total hole-in-the-wall, but the food tasted very authentic and home style, like something comforting you'd eat at someone's house rather than a commercial restaurant. Everything tasted clean, fresh, and not overly salty or greasy. The owner was extremely kind and even brought out complimentary appetizers for us, which made the whole experience feel warm and personal. Service overall was genuinely friendly and welcoming. What made the place even more memorable was the interior filled with plants everywhere inside the restaurant. Kind of ironic and funny considering you're literally about to enter the desert at Joshua Tree, but somehow it made the place feel cozy and relaxing. Definitely one of those random travel food stops that ends up being more memorable than expected.

If you're looking for Korean food after a long day at Joshua Tree, this is the location to come to…read more The restaurant is very clean, and you can tell that the owner takes pride in their space. There is parking at the front so it was very convenient to not have to worry about that. You have to go up to the counter to order your food, and then it is brought to you. The person that was working at the counter was extremely nice. I would definitely give them 5/5 for the service. I ordered bibimbap, short ribs, beef bulgogi, and fried chicken. The short ribs were my favorite. They were very flavorful and well cooked. The bulgogi was also very solid- you can never go wrong with this order. I expected the fried chicken to be more Korean style fried chicken, but it was regular. I would probably stick to the traditional dishes.

I've always liked this location in Yucca Valley. Tonight we got take out. 6 bone in wings classic…read moreand 6 bone in wings ghost pepper hot. Honestly the ghost pepper hot wings were good, but not as spicy as ghost pepper should be. Large red beans and rice, hot buffalo dipping sauce and several packets of Cajun sparkle. If you've never tried their Cajun sparkle spice you should. It's peppery and delicious. It's kind of like a secret. You have to ask for it. Everything was delicious. Not sure why this place gets so many one star reviews, I've always had a good experience here.

I don't usually leave reviews about the restaurant or its food. But, I feel like I'm obligated to…read morewarn the community. I ordered boneless chicken and bone in chicken expecting proper portion chicken. But, what I received was chicken NUGGETS.

Was driving through and saw this place decided to stop and it was awesome…read more Customer Service was friendly and quick Restaurant was clean Food was delicious burgers were big and onion rings were crispy and flavorful Fries were delicious nice and seasoned Glad we made the stop

I went there with my mother. I got the bacon burger and fries, My mother got the chef salad. We…read moreboth felt the food was excellent and there was a lot of it. When I was done it looked like I didn't touch the fries, believe me I did. The server was busy washing windows and taking care of several other people and we were still well taken care of. (Excellent job) I would eat there again and will most likely be there for breakfast.

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

The food was great! Perfect dinner for us on our weekend getaway. The pecan pie was insanely bomb!read more

If you're visiting Joshua Tree on an empty stomach, make a pitstop to Dickey's BBQ. Found this…read moreplace on Yelp after hiking at Joshua Tree, and it was a great spot for lunch. The restaurant has plenty of parking and seats and the employees here are very friendly and gave us some suggestions on what to order. I got the two meat plate with brisket and marinated chicken breast as my protein and a side of mac & cheese and coleslaw. Make sure to ask for some pickles and onions, as it helps with the greasiness. I personally wouldn't get the chicken again since it was very dry, but the brisket was very delicious. The mac & cheese was soft and gooey and the coleslaw was one of the best ones I've had.