Indio, CA. There are a lot of chargers here at this easy to…read morefind station. It's in a mall with plenty of food choices, but none are great. Restrooms are available in the various restaurants but they are locked and you need to get the combo code. The Starbucks employees are the most accommodating for this. The pizza place has great wood fired pizza, I recommend that. Subway is Subway. By getting a bite to eat or an iced beverage you are able to enter an air conditioned space. Sitting in your car with the AC running just lengthens charging time.

They have a lot of good food and beverage options in this huge parking lot where the chargers are…read morelocated. The charging seems to be getting faster as we only had a quick break to grab some coffee at the nearby Starbucks. If you plan on eating you might have to move your car so you won't get charged for a waiting period.

I absolutely love the drinks here! Service is wonderful, they are so friendly and welcoming. Their…read moreMatcha is absolutely delicious, they have the best variety around! They have a bit of outdoor seating as well as easy parking right out front. The prices are very fair and there is something for everyone on the menu. Highly recommended if you are looking for a healthy and refreshing drink in the area!

As I work my way through the menu I have been so surprised by all their tasty alternatives to…read morecoffee. I have enjoyed each suggestion that I have tried whether it is hot or cold. I always ask to try something new and they suggest something based on my daily needs. So fun to discover they have so many choices. Love the milk teas and the citrus instead of cream. Occasionally I stop on my walk for a bagel & cream cheese. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Great place to hang out and get a different kind of buzz. Located near Casa Mendoza behind Enzo's in old town on the corner. Friendly local tea shop with chocolates and small bites and very nice people.

Yes Please is run by great, kind people who serve delicious food and drinks in one of the most…read morebeautiful coves of the desert--how can you not say "Yes Please" to that? Pastries are excellent. Lattes are good. Croissant sandwich is generously hearty and filling. It would be very convenient to charge a Tesla at Supercharger just down the street and walk here through the park.

I had been wanting to try Yes Please for a long time and finally got around to it and I'm glad I…read moredid. Since the first time we have visited this place a few times and have even invited our family over to try it out. There is indoor and outdoor seating. You order inside and they give you this number where you take to your table and they will bring the food out to you. There is also napkins, and water inside for you to grab for yourself. As for the food, I am someone that loves trying different things in hopes I find something I really like, so far I have really enjoyed their cheese danish and butter croissant. I have yet to find my favorite dish from here as I was not a big fan of the chicken and waffles as the oil or sauce from the chicken spread under my waffles & sort of had this weird after taste that I didn't enjoy much. The breakfast burrito was huge and just okay I think if I would customize it a bit I would love it more and the chicken pesto sandwich so far has been something that I enjoyed a bit. Just personal experience as I've seen so many other really love those items. When I find my favorite meals I will come back and update. I do like to note that my boyfriend on the other hand has stayed loyal to their BLT + egg sandwich since our first visit and recommends me to try it so maybe that will be next on my list when I visit again. Their matcha is also okay, the notes are leaning vegetal and I just prefer a more nutty savory matcha. The strawberry syrup they add is pretty good. Wouldn't get it again though.

We booked a quick Valentine's escape, and J-dub proved once again why it's our favorite place for a…read moreromantic weekend. The staff here are absolutely wonderful, polite and welcoming. Check-in was a bit slow, but the staff handled it professionally and kept their composure while acknowledging those of us waiting in line. After checking in to our facing the pool, which gave us a really great view for the weekend, we stepped out and dined in at Fisherman's Landing. The property is still in great shape and beautifully landscaped with tons of lush greenery. It's so easy to walk around, and we loved just sitting on a bench to relax, watch the boats sail by, people-watch, and catch the sunset together. Can't wait to get back!!

I went to meet up with friends for the day. The guest parking used to be free. Not anymore. I paid…read more$29 for 6 hours! Ridiculous. Driving in between the palm trees and landscape is a good first impression. The hotel definitely looks outdated. The lobby is the nicest thing about this resort. Get rid of the carpet already. The main pool was alright. Food is overpriced and below average. The overall feel is like an older, rundown Vegas resort. I have stayed at this resort in the past (years ago) and was pretty impressed. Not this time.

THE AMBIANCE: Amazing hidden gem in the desert! This…read morerestaurant is located inside La Quinta Resort & Club, and the experience feels special from the moment you walk through the historic, tall arched wooden doors. The entrance lead you down a hallway toward the hostess stand, with couches, a bar and a piano being played to the left. To the right , you enter the main dining room. The space felt open, elegant, and immediately welcoming. Talk about fine dining at its best. The hostess was able to quickly seat our party of six, and our server immediately brought over the menus and filled our water glasses. THE FOOD: We started with the oysters , and they did not disappoint. They were served with a shallot mignonette which was vinegary in all the right ways. They were so good, that we ended up ordering a second round. For dinner, we all ordered the steak with mushrooms and broccoli. The steak was perfectly cooked, and every bite was bursting with flavor. Even the mushrooms and broccoli stood out. Everything was seasoned beautifully without overpowering the actual flavors of the vegetables. Even the bread was so good. It was served with three different butters. And dessert? Also top notch. It was the perfect ending to a wonderful dinner with friends. THE SERVICE: The service really added to the experience. Our server was attentive and took great care of us. The GM, Ray, also stopped by our table, and we ended up chatting and joking with him a bit. He was incredibly friendly and personable and made sure we were having a great experience. Between the setting, the food, the genuinely attentive service, this as one of those dinners where it all felt elevated. Definitely one of the many highlights of our stay at La Quinta Resort.

Morgan's in the Desert: Disappointment After Disappointment. $400 for Meh…read more After living in La Quinta for four years, we were ready to try Morgan's, as it's one of the last foodie restaurants in the Coachella valley that we haven't tried. We arrived early for our reservation, excited to grab a drink at the bar before dinner. Then we were told our table was already available... only to be seated at a dining table in the bar, off to the side, where apparently servers do not exist while staring at the back of the pianist and the barflies. The two bartenders were fantastic--especially Brian, who was working at warp speed--but they already had a packed bar to manage. Adding dining tables to their workload was clearly not realistic. Why were we seated there? Still a mystery. Reservation problems: I booked through the QR code advertised in The Gem for the August prix fixe dinners at La Quinta Resort's restaurants. When we arrived, we were told the prix fixe menu wasn't available that day. Sorry! So we ordered bread and oysters instead. About 15-20 minutes later, the manager came over and said they would honor the prix fixe after all. Great! Except... we'd already ordered appetizers. ‍ And wow, was it SLOW. We were seated at 5:30 and still didn't have our entrées at 7:00. Drinks regularly sat empty, and once the restaurant got busy around 6:30, water refills disappeared completely. Did I mention it was 110 degrees outside? The food? A mixed bag--but overall, wildly overpriced and underwhelming. * Oysters: Ice-cold and served with a good mignonette. Also pricey. * Bread: Fresh and warm, but the olive tapenade was aggressively salty. Again, overpriced. * Watermelon salad: The winner! Refreshing, flavorful, and the spicy nuts gave it a nice kick. Highly recommend. * Chicken cacciatore: Dry chicken, undercooked tomatoes, overcooked pasta. Never again. * Oscar filet: Delicious and well-prepared, but nothing memorable or special--especially for the price. Bottom line: We spent about $400 for a frustrating, painfully slow, mostly mediocre meal. There are too many great restaurants in the area to spend that kind of money on "meh." We won't be back.

Best meat options in la Quinta!! Great store…read more Tacos are also amazing! Looove it all.

Tacos are great service is great…read more I'll be back I.like the outside seating There's plenty of refreshments to go along with the tacos

YELP SHORT ANSWER: yes, be you a local or tourist this is a great place to spend some time. Lots to…read moredo and see. LOCATION: In, blocked off, Old Town La Quinta on Main Street. Easy to find but parking can be difficult at times. FACILITY: perfect location for a farmers market, lots of vendors and open spaces. They seem to be dog friendly which is unusual for most open markets. SELECTION: all kinds of things from fruits and vegetables to handmade crafts. Lots of vendor food as well as local restaurants to choose from Tamales are great. OVERALL VALUE: while it is fun, it is really expensive for fresh produce. Not sure why that is but we just look around and seldom purchase anything as most of it seems overpriced. TIP: Get there when it opens, parking is easier and lines at the popular booths are shorter.

I've lived in La Quinta Cove for a while now and haven't been to this farmers market until today. I…read moreloved it. So many cute dogs walking around and overall a friendly environment. We got so many goodies. Sourdough bread, key lime pie, biscuits, mushroom jerky, fresh juice and fresh produce. Everyone was so nice my husband I will get our produce from there from now.

We found a Gem with great service. Good breakfast options and a fantastic house made hot sauce…read more Gluten free waffles and pancakes that don't taste GF. Looking forward to coming back.

I was in town for 3 days so I ate here 3 times! It is so…read moregood! I can't eat gluten and their options are amazing. Elizabeth is a great waitress and I really appreciated the welcoming atmosphere. I ate chicken and waffles twice and the hot cakes once. All were so good! Also a big fan of the yuzu Brussels and fun glittery matcha. Just all around a great place for breakfast!

The charge rate was extremely slow and as usual with these chargers, it took three attempts to make…read moreit even start