While researching Julian staples to visit/try, I came across this restaurant and was eager to try…read morebased on the "farm-to-table" aspect and not going to lie, the food looked absolutely delicious and amazing. We were not disappointed at all. Upon arriving, there was a musician playing, and they did seat us off to the right so we could not see but could hear still. There is outdoor and indoor seating, but at the time we came it appeared that the outdoor was reserved for an event. We happily sat inside! Having met Jeremy's parents earlier in the day who also recommended his restaurant, and they were just lovely, we had hoped to possibly meet Jeremy too. I wanted to try everything, but we opt on getting a few dishes to share. Our son ordered the filet mignon and they were able to substitute mashed potatoes for fries. Amazing!! The mac & brisket appetizer appeared to be the highlight and specialty and we just had to order it. Every bite was cheeesy and delicious with the brisket very moist. We couldn't go without ordering the Brussels sprouts and it had a twist with ponzu sauce and pineapple. Definitely a different take and I thoroughly enjoyed the taste. Every bite was foodgasmic and I highly recommend!!! I knew coming here that some Yelpers have experienced wavering in quality, so glad we did not experience that at all. As of the date that we came, we understood that the restaurant had been listed for sale, not sure if Jeremy sold it yet or not. I hope not, we plan on coming back this summer!

Im sorry to report as one who was a local for many years that I no longer can recommend Jeremy's…read more I had to meat loaf which was mediocre and not served piping hot. My daughter's meal was fish and chips and not that great. The prices are high. If you wanna get a steak, it will be $60, thank you. The chairs are hard and it's kind of like a regular restaurant. Feel not the luxurious feel that it was many years ago. Just too pricey for an average restaurant

5/5 Would Let Cameron Ruin My Diet Again Listen up, desert…read morerats and accidental Salton Sea tourists: if you're cruising past that apocalyptic inland ocean and your stomach starts growling louder than your regrets, you NEED to slam on the brakes at the Ski Inn. Why? Two words: Cameron. And her curves. Sweet baby Jesus on a jet ski, this woman floats behind the bar like a mirage you actually get to touch (the drinks, people, touch the drinks). She's serving looks so dangerous I forgot how to blink. Hips that could cause a 20-car pileup on the 86. I ordered a beer and accidentally proposed. She just laughed, poured me another, and said "Honey, slow down, the burgers aren't going anywhere." Ma'am, neither am I. Speaking of the burgers... these world-famous bad boys are so juicy they should come with a towel and a safe word. I'm pretty sure they're 50% beef, 50% black magic, and 100% the reason I now need new pants. One bite and I saw God. He was wearing a Ski Inn t-shirt and nodding approvingly at Cameron's... service skills. Pro tip: sit at the bar so Cameron can lean over to take your order and you can die happy right there between the peanut shells and your own drool. 10/10. The burgers are life-changing. Cameron is a national treasure. My cholesterol is crying but my soul is full. Ski Inn: Come for the greasy perfection, stay because Cameron smiled at you and now you live here.

WOW! What an amazing place. I stopped by here for a quick drink before the sunset at Bombay beach…read more LOVED the concept, I had an amazing chat with the bartender and some of the locals. Although the kitchen closes at 7pm, they are open later and even have karaoke Friday nights which honestly sounded so fun. They do accept cards but I think they prefer cash!! Would definitely recommend stopping by for a meal or drink if you're around this area.

It's closed and the building is for sale or lease. There was no one there, no food, no ambiance.read more

If you're out by Salton Sea California. This is a great local go. The clientele is local and…read morevisitors who enjoy off-road and wind sailing. The place is a tiny little restaurant tucked away on a desert Road not much to see but it is definitely worth the nostalgia and history of the area. The food was delicious. We had the fish and chips. It was very reasonably priced and boy was it delicious big fat pieces of Cod deep fried perfectly. French fries were equally as good. it was a great comfort, food restaurant, and a great place to go while you're passing through for a quick snack and a cold beer. They were cooking a special that evening of prime rib, but we couldn't stay long enough for dinner. It's a great place and you feel part of history. Our bartender was so sweet and the other worker was equally talkative and friendly.

Stopped in out of the blue for a beer and taco. Ice cold beer and excellent Al Pastor tacos! Hidden…read moregem....

The food was delicious. Tiny restaurant in the middle of nowhere. Quaint Mexican food which was…read moreaccompanied with traditional music that reminded me of my grandparents. Service was ok and quick. Dance of flavors!

Excellent food Great service…read morePerfect parking Affordable Our go to place Great place to party too

It's difficult to find good Mexican food in the Seattle area so whenever I'm down in the desert I…read morealways seek out highly rated Mexican restaurants. I saw that this place had 4.5 stars on Yelp and it did not disappoint. My wife and I went in for dinner. I ordered Nelly's Special and my wife had Camarones Victoria, both of which were outstanding and I would order again. The atmosphere was welcoming and the service was excellent. I'd highly recommend checking them out.

Our server Jorge was amazing. He provided excellent service with a positive attitude. The food was…read moredelicious too. Definitely worth a visit!

Jorge you're awesome! We just moved to the area and you were very warm and welcoming. Thank you for…read moreand awesome time :)

I'm glad we went out of our way to stop in NATY'S PLACE. Monday was made better by Ray's passionate…read morediscourse and ice cold beer. Fellow patron and longtime friend of the bar, Wendy, was an excellent addition. You really can't feel this kind of welcome at any other bar. Beer comes in three choices, but the stories are a buffet of delight. Get there early, stay long, and tip generously. If this is a dive bar, then I'm glad we went swimming in the deep end. Bring gifts. Ray likes gifts. =s=

Come play a game a pool, if you're lucky you might get to play with Ray. If you're looking for a…read morecold beer and some good conversation come to Naty's there isn't another place quit like it.

I visited this restaurant because of all the 5-star reviews. The food was delicious, the place was…read morevery clean, and the owners were SUPER friendly. Elaine was incredibly kind and she kept checking on me to see if I needed anything. The 5-star reviews are very well-deserved, and I'm glad that I tried this place.

We decided to try this place with friends after seeing all the 5 star reviews. Unfortunately, at…read morenoon on a Friday they were out of the two meals we came to try (stuffed chicken and the pot roast). After the disappointment I decided to try the brisket and my man had a 22 bite burger. We both liked our meal ok, just disappointed that they didn't have the two plates we came for. We also ordered the salad to share, the dressing was a sweet strawberry type smoothie, thankfully it was on the side, so we ate the salad without dressing. Friendly service was a plus.

Delicious! My husband and I came through town while on vacation and saw this place. The pizza is…read moreenough for probably 2-3 people and the burger and fries were perfect. We stayed inside which is decorated with tons of memorabilia from wars and highlights many hero's from the military, firefighters, police and more.

Had dinner at Heroes when Jeremy's on the Hill was a full house for Valentine's Day weekend. I was…read morebummed, but heroes saved the day! We got their Godfather pizza and Buffalo wings. Something to note is that they do not have apple cider which isn't updated on their menu! I do wish they did though or could source it another way. I liked their pizza, though my preference of crust is softer. Theirs is harder and crispier like a pretzel. We added garlic butter on the crust but didn't end up eating much of it because of it. Overall, there is a lot of seating throughout the restaurant, and you can sit outside as well. Service time does take a bit, especially because the pizza is wood-fired and it can get busy. The hospitality of the staff made us feel very welcomed after our dinner plans failed!

My boyfriend and I were passing through this area of the Salton Sea out of curiosity on our road…read moretrip. We randomly spotted Las Tias Mexican Food and were surprised to see the restaurant out of a home's garage. However, the place looked inviting and our curiosity got the best of us. Upon entering the place, there were two women who were very friendly and greeted us. One was the owner of the business who also cooked all the food, and the other women was helping her out and spoke English. They have special featured items each day of the week, but we still ordered the tacos even though they were primarily on Thursdays. From my understanding she can still serve the other items/specials even if it's listed on the other days, but it's best to ask what is available that day to confirm. We ordered the Carne Asada, Al Pastor, Cabeza, and Birria tacos. All of which were very delicious! My favorite was the Al pastor since the meat was very flavorful and complimented her homemade salsa extremely well. Her tortillas are handmade and she cooks them crispy for the tacos. It gave the tacos a nice texture. The rice and beans were super tasty as well. Overall, it was a great experience having dinner outside watching the sunset at this hidden gem. If you're passing through, definitely stop by Las Tias Mexican Food!

Amazing burritos and the service was amp to serve, so our all was a pleasant experienceread more