If you are a strawberry lover, Madison Street Produce is a must! There is truly no comparison for…read morefresh, juicy strawberries. Their shop opens at 10am, and they do sell out most days at this point in the season so I would recommend getting to the stand early. This season, strawberries are $5.99/pint, $15 for 3 pints. I also recommend grabbing some jam, but there is a ton of other fresh produce to enjoy! Fast facts: plenty of parking, outdoor market, dog friendly, card payment available if wifi is working

3.5/5 Its a cute stand, and I really appreciate the farm-to-table concept. Since it's strawberry…read moreseason, I was excited to pick up a pint, but I was a bit disappointed to find it was $6, and most of the strawberries I tried were sour not sweet. While I understand the effort to offer fresh, locally sourced produce, the prices feel a bit high, especially considering that this side of Indio is more lower-middle class. Perhaps they could consider lowering prices on produce that's slightly going bad to make it more accessible to everyone!

Fresh produce is outstanding and service is always on point!Please try it, you will love it!!read more

I had read about Temalpakh Farm and we have wanted to visit for a while…read more Today we drive out to the farm, which is just south of Augustine Casino on Van Buren. The physical farm is very beautiful with fruit trees everywhere. The market is clean and bright, full of items I would like to buy and also give as gifts from local farmers. I saw vegetables and handcrafted oils, soaps, native basketry, and the beautiful smoothie bar. I bought the most fragrant kale, plump green onions, russet potatoes, berry with ginger jam and a spicy hot sauce. The farm brings in products from other local businesses. The farm is easy to reach from Indio or Palm Desert. Having organic treasures like this is such a treat. Do check it out.

Today we took advantage of being retired geezers on a Monday and drove out to Indio to buy some…read morefresh produce and get some lunch that has been recommended here on Nextdoor. The store is on the northeast corner of Jackson and Avenue 50. {If you don't want to have heart palpitations, come in from Calhoun Street going south and turn right on Avenue 50, and right into the lot on the corner of Jackson because the cars from the two two-lane roads hustling at that Stop Sign are enough to raise your blood pressure a lot.} We saw displays of the most beautiful produce inside the door. Plump oranges, zucchinis, broccoli, cucumbers and many other items show off their freshness and aroma. We found cucumbers, zucchini, carrots and the most fragrant strawberries ever. A bottle of Pico Pica hot sauce rounded out the purchase. Their food truck is parked on the southeast corner of their lot. @elowtitos @lgdesertstore We ordered two carne asada mulitas, a burrito, and loaded fries. Everything was delicious. The staff in the store as well as the food truck are so lovely. My husband was using a walker and everyone in the store was super helpful. We look forward to scooting over often now that we know about this wonderful group of people and the magnificent fruits and vegetables.

Talk about old-school liquor store, reminds me of a few places back home in Whittier…read more Went at 5:30 AM to get some tamales and breakfast burritos. It's all self-serve and let me tell you they have some of the best nachos too! Get there early because the food flies off the shelf!

Great service. SUPER INTERESTING experience. You can have their best shake date drink while buying…read moresome awesome memorabilia and enjoy sitting in their theater learning all about dates. Afterwards, you can hit up their restaurant or take a long stroll in their garden area. 1 shake would have been enough for two people.

Wow - this place is cool!…read more We came to meet local friends for breakfast - which was excellent. After breakfast, we walked the gardens. They're amazing. It was still late winter (March), so things were very lush yet, though still worth touring. The gardens are part trees, plants, shrubs flowers and Christian religious artifacts and settings. We took about 20 to 30 minutes to walk through the gardens but one could take up to an hour, taking in everything, reading all the plaques and taking pictures of it all. We loved the gardens and recommend it to anyone.

It is so nice when someone takes the time to explain things in a patient way. Michelle was my…read moreCashier this afternoon at Sprouts La Quinta and I must say that she is an excellent Ambassador for the Sprouts Brand. Bravo Michelle! You made my day! Raymond

UPDATE: had a follow up visit this morning as I forgot a few things yesterday. Kind of the same…read moredown vibe from employees except Miguel in the Meat department. Great attitude and there to assist 100% an excellent ambassador to the brand, he has the right stuff. YESTERDAY, While this is not the closest market, it is the one I choose to drive to as the market itself is great. Some of the staff, not so happy to be there. LOCATION: Excellent as long as you know how to get there off the 111. Don't miss the turn or you are screwed. Lots of parking and carts. FACILITY: Very nice buildout, wide isles, and ascetically very easy on the eye as you can see across the store. Bright and open. SELECTION: Not a huge selection but for me most of what I am looking for in greens, fish, and breads. I have my favorites and they are always in stock. QUALITY: Always top quality, someone is on this. Veggies are top notch and always arranged well. Excellent bread options as well as bulk. PRICING: About the same as other markets. STAFF: Since I shop here about one a week, not sure on this one, most people working here just do not seem happy or overly helpful. My last visit on a not busy afternoon, saw 10 people waiting to pay with one poor guy doing his best checking and bagging as a co-worker looked on and ignored the situation. She is also a manager I believe. Yo, we all got options do your job make happy customers happen especially when they are trying to pay so they can get on with their day. People here are obviously doing their jobs as the market is always looking great and well stocked, but zero eye contact, no smiles, and seem like robots... hummmm, maybe they are? I hope they are happy. TIP: Getting there early check out the Managers Specials, great deals to be had on turn items.

Best date shakes in the world. Been coming here for years. When traveling to palm springs it's…read morealways a must stop destination.

This is a great place to stop on I10 between Phoenix and Social…read more They have a huge retail store where you can buy anything related to dates as well as candy, souvenirs, etc. They also have a café where you can buy food and, most importantly, Date Shakes! If you've never had a milkshake made with fresh dates, you literally haven't lived!

Great fresh items with an above average selection. The…read moreprices are pretty reasonable as well. Walked out with 2 full bags at $47.00

We don't live in the Coachella Valley but when we go, we try to go to one of two Winco's , this…read moreone, or the one on the way in Pomona. The selection of veggies and fruits is unbeatable, as well as the selection of *most* things. The prices, oh the prices, if only we can get these prices in LA. I can't recall anything being more expensive than a Ralph's, Vons or Smart & Final. The only section that could be better as far as selection is alcohol. Don't expect super high-end stuff. But it's a *decent* selection nonetheless. Service - be patient; you're saving money because they save money by not hiring as many people as they should. Also you must bag your groceries. This presents a bit of a challenge for folks like me who are disabled (I can stand but am a fall hazard). Ambiance - um it's a generic grocery store. Don't expect bachata music to dance to while you pick the spiciest peppers. 5 stars for selection and prices 3-4 stars for service (still better than your avg Ralphs!)