Love their produce November through May. Note: the strawberries are beyond, great artichokes, and…read moretheir radishes are amazing.

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!

I know, I know, there's probably no chance that you're out this way, in the middle of the desert,…read moreon a native land site with nothing around. But if you are, Temalpakh Farm has extremely fresh, home grown produce and some other products produced by fellow Native Americans from the Western US. How did I get here? I went to Desert X 2025 (which I adore) and one of the art installations was on this site. Yes, they make you drive to weird and wonderful places for the biennial art scavenger hunt. The farm site has a new parking lot, an elevated outdoor seating area that is great for hosting company events or parties (as long as it is not in the hot summer months) and even a pond with a water fountain that might double as part of their irrigation system. When I was was there in May, some of the seasonal produce included heirloom tomatoes, squash blossoms, butter lettuce and artichokes. What could possibly be the best thing in the farmer's market is their smoothie stand. This being the palm desert, a majority of their freshly made smoothies have dates in them! Palm Tree Brew (coffee cold brew, unsweetened almond milk, banana, dates, mesquite powder, honey, date syrup, salt) - Okay, a coffee date shake is not for everyone, but if that's your thing, they make a great one. It's a perfect balance of everything, you can taste the coffee, the dates, the banana, the honey. All the ingredients were fresh, served smooth blended, nice and cold. A safer bet for most would be to stick with one of the other fruity date shakes here. Palm Tree is general date shake, Berri Crunch has mixed berries and dates, the Hulk has dates, spinach, kale, carrots, avocado, apple juice and pineapple juice, Green Feather has dates, banana, apple, avocado, kale, spinach and Farm's Dragon has dragon fruit, dates, pineapple, banana, chia/flaxseed and shredded coconut. This farm is under the same ownership group as the local Native American casino nearby. If you happen to be near the area, check out this farmer's market!

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!

The service was outstanding! Jose, was so friendly, knowledgeable about the most popular items on…read morethe menu, and attentive. He was very good at servicing all his tables, while not neglecting us for a second. Thanks to the staff members who assisted home, the fresh coffee and water refills were right on point. Steak and eggs cooked just as I'd hoped. When Maggie was ordering several items à la carte, he showed her an item on the menu that contained the same items she was ordering à la carte - but would be cheaper. We loved everything about our breakfast experience here. We just ate our food too fast to get pictures.

Did someone forget to pay the electric bill? That place was…read morebeyond HOT and the theater was even worse. Walked in to check out the movie and didn't last 5 seconds before leaving. 1st time I've ever had a root beer float that was a cup of packed ice cream and a "pour your own can" of root beer. Place was overpriced, the temperature resembles a swamp and will probably won't go back. Sad... The place has been here forever, but has gone WAY downhill Those employees looked miserable in that environment and shouldn't be subjected to those types of conditions Shame on Shields!

I came into Sprouts today and found everything I needed--and more! My cashier, Karelie, was…read moreabsolutely wonderful and so helpful. She gave me some great tips and advice about becoming a Sprouts member and walked me through how to sign up. She was so friendly, patient, and welcoming, and truly made my shopping experience even better. Thank you, Karelie, for going above and beyond and making my visit such a great one! I'll definitely be back!

First and last time at Sprouts La Quinta…read more We stopped in around 8:20 PM last night 08/16/2026 because we wanted to try the Family Meals we've been seeing advertised. We went to the deli and stood there for about five minutes before realizing we needed to press the service button. An employee came out, so I asked, "Hi, is the deli still open?" He responded with an attitude, "Yes, but I work the meat department," and walked away. I understand he may not have been the person who could help me, but a simple "Let me get someone from the deli" would have been enough. Instead, the interaction left me feeling unwelcome and embarrassed. I spoke with the manager, Steve, who apologized and offered to help, but by then we decided to leave. I really want to believe this was a race thing and I want to believe it was just a bad day for the wannabe butcher or he seriously hates his job, but regardless... that was not ok. What really stood out was what happened next. We went to Ralphs on Jefferson, where the customer service was ON POINT. One of the employees even took the time to interact with my daughter who is autistic, gave her a Pokémon card, and she gave him a high five. That small interaction meant more than he probably realized. We weren't asking for special treatment. Just basic kindness and respect. Learn something, Sprouts.

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!

I often shop at Winco. The prices are considerably lower than other stores. The bananas are green…read more(a must in the desert). A big bulk section, I Bring my own measuring cup and spoons to "buy the recipe". The store is big and the restrooms are clean. Join the smart shoppers (they are at Winco). Jimmy M. Indio, Ca.

This is our go-to stop whenever we travel between our home in Mesa, AZ and California anywhere from…read moreIndio to the coast of Los Angeles, like Ventura. It's a huge store so it benefits you to stop driving and take a walk around to pick up some snacks and drinks. This store even has a pizza shop inside of it, if you make it inside in time. Slices - or a whole pie, breadsticks, fountain drinks, etc. One of our favorite selections are the individual packages that contain a sandwich, cookies, mints, and a bag of chips. Terrific way to get a meal and keep driving. No sit-down meal in a booth or time spent in the drive-thru line. Get in, get your grub, and get back on the road. Quick. Efficient. This location has great bathrooms to use before getting back onto the freeway. The store only accepts debit cards or cash, so they won't get you into debt. No need to finance your next meal.