We stopped in a d had a flight plus a couple extras. Beers…read morewere interesting and the decor was enough to keep you occupied. Daughter left her purse behind and they had it when we came back. Which purse? Oh no. And this was at lunchtime. Food outside was a guy doing burgers on a flattop so we skipped that.

I'm giving this brewery five stars because the service alone was great. The minute we walked in we…read morewere greeted and offered help to go over the beers. The beers that we tried were good. We liked a few better than others but def still worth a try. The gentleman that assisted us even treated us to a discounted beer on our way out and a free brewery sticker which my husband and I like to collect from different breweries so that was a really kind gesture. Our favorite beer was the Dol-Citra. That was definitely the best beer we had in our flight. I would like to try some of their other beers the next time I'm in Palm Springs.

I had a review draft saved for the LQ brewing outpost in old town but i was too slow and it's now…read moreclosed. The main brewery in Palm Desert is still hopping so head on over there.

Driving around town and we found this small brewery. I like the reds and ambers and they only had…read moreone option for me, Heatwave Amber Ale, which was decent. Prices were reasonable but had no food. The service was very good and the place is decorated very nicely. I could see myself coming here but I bet I would be pushing for a few more options; especially in the reds. My wife likes to nibble when she is drinking so I walked across the street to the convenience store for some chips and pretzels and no one said anything.

When I booked our hotel, I had no idea we were basically on the edge of civilization. It is not…read morereally near Palm Desert, Palm Springs, or much of anything. So when it came time to eat, I thought, well, this could be a challenge. Then I noticed La Quinta Brewing Co, and saw they had beer too. That changed things quickly. We walked over from our hotel and were pleasantly surprised to find a lively, bustling spot. Instead of waiting for a table, we grabbed seats at the bar near the kitchen, which turned out to be a great call. We ended up meeting Casey, a food runner, and he could not have been nicer. We had a great time eating, drinking, and just chatting. There was also a private event happening inside the brewing space, something with city engineers. Even so, everyone was welcoming and friendly, and they let me step in to snap a photo of the brewing tanks and the proudly displayed American flag. The food was good, the beer was solid, and the whole team made the place feel easy and inviting. Honestly, it felt like an oasis in the desert. La Quinta Brewing Co earns high marks from me. Five stars.

First time there today. Had a great a Selection of beers…read morefrom lagers to IPA's. My favorite was the cactus prick. Our waiter was very attentive and helpful. In addition, their food was very good.

FIRST OFF, DON'T BE FOOLED BY THE PICTURE. This place is actually inside the grocery store. Drinks:…read moreMy husband and I had their margarita which wasn't bad. Not going to say it was the best I've had, but it was drinkable. Recommend: I recommend the birria tacos, they were pretty good. The carnita tacos were a hit out miss. I got 4 and two had a lot of the well cooked meat, while the other two had dry beef jerky texture. Avoid: I would Avoid the chicken and beef tacos, it taste like the leftover and nothing but crumbs. I personally wouldn't go back since I have the same store close to my house that sell the food as well, but for any locals I'd say it's good enough for them and for anyone traveling, I'd recommend they try when I mention just know this isn't a real restaurant type or sports bar as you may think. You get the menu of what the store sells inside which isn't bad.

Mom and I had a quick lunch here because it's across the street from Winco market in Indio we go…read moreto now and the . It's attached to Vallarta market . The server was so sweet and accommodating. Mom absolutely loved her taquitos chicken and beef. I had the tacos ,pork and beef ,and they were good but the meat was dry and could use more flavor on both. We would definitely go back for a quick lunch. Two tocos were about $5 and the taquitos were $11.99.

I loved Italian food and have never tasted arrabiata pasta like I've ate here…read more All was fresh and authentic. Service was on top since we entered, the staff were very friendly and professional. Clean and well organized place to dine in. And for take out (which of course we did).

A great find in Indian Wells! Their bread is amazing - the complimentary bread and the garlic…read morebread. The chicken parmagiana was the best I've had in a long time. The wings was excellent. And fettuccine Alfiado was good too. We were not hungry enough to try their pizza. But we will be back to try it next time. I have a 4 star only because we waited a long time to be seated. But once seated, the server was friendly and the food came out quickly. The ambiance felt like a local bar but still family friendly.

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.

We were in the area for the Farmers Market and decided to grab lunch here with friends. It's quite…read morea large restaurant and it was packed when we were there. We didn't have reservations and requested to be seated inside. There was a little awkward first impression with the hostess who told us that there was only one inside table left in the back corner. She didn't come across very friendly when we asked if we could see it before deciding if we wanted to sit there or not. I understand they were busy but she was a bit short with us. We were seated in Isabel's section and she more than made up for it. What a gem! She was so friendly and very nice. She made sure to check on us often and we had a lovely time at your restaurant because of her. We are giving this review 5 stars because of Isabel. The seared ahi tuna salad and the ahi tuna nachos were both delicious. The fish was fresh and so very tender with a light dressing. The pulled pork tacos were good too. The brownie dessert was a bit dry though.

I rarely leave reviews, but this experience was bad enough that I feel obligated to warn others…read more My fiancé ordered a Cobb salad, which should be one of the safest, most straightforward items on any menu. Instead, she bit into a sharp chicken bone hidden in the salad--something that absolutely should never happen. This wasn't a small, soft fragment either; it was sharp enough to cause immediate, severe pain and pierced her gums. This is not just a minor oversight--it's a major failure in basic food safety and kitchen preparation. There is no excuse for serving food in this condition, especially something as simple as a salad. We trusted this restaurant to provide a safe meal, and that trust was completely broken. What makes this even worse is that the situation could have been far more dangerous. If swallowed, this could have led to choking or internal injury. No customer should ever have to worry about that when ordering a salad. I strongly urge the restaurant to take a hard look at their food prep standards and quality control, because this is unacceptable. Until then, I cannot recommend this place to anyone.

I went to the Big Rock Pub with some friends. The food was great and the music was amazin. I would…read morerecommend it to anyone that enjoys quality dining and entertaintent.

Hospitality -- the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests. That definition…read moreperfectly describes our experience at Big Rock Pub. Everything about Big Rock Pub is great. The visuals immediately capture you as you walk in, creating a welcoming atmosphere from the start. The service staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu, and the drinks made by the bartender were excellent. The food did not disappoint either. We started with the garlic parmesan wings, which were incredibly flavorful and a great way to begin the meal. Next, we had the Caesar salad and the BBQ chicken pizza. The Caesar salad portion was huge, easily enough for two people and probably even enough to share among four. The BBQ chicken pizza was absolutely delicious and a standout dish for us. I want to give a special shout-out to Carlos and the food runner working tonight. He was very friendly and made a point to check on us as he passed by to make sure everything was good. In my opinion, that kind of attentiveness is what separates average service from seasoned food and beverage professionals. For dessert, we ordered the churros, which had an amazing filling that instantly hooked us. Our 3- and 5-year-old also enjoyed their kids' meals, and the fact that each kids' meal includes a sundae was a great touch. We can't wait to return, this is definitely a spot worth trying