The Red Dog Saloon is a classic Western-style bar that captures the spirit of the Old West, with wooden interiors and an authentic saloon atmosphere. A favorite among visitors, it offers cold drinks, a friendly vibe, and a glimpse into the history of Pioneertown.
Kyle and I wandered around Joshua Tree on our first trip out together. We hiked Ryan Mountain, walked the Cholla gardens, and climbed on the incredible boulder formations. A must-see while you're in the area and great national park to check off your list! Entrance fees are $30 per vehicle.
Comfort food, handcrafted libations, good-fun entertainment and the delightful company of the desert's most eclectic characters.
A local's favorite. Wide selection of American food options, fully-stocked bar, and billiards.
This local hot spot has a rich history as an airport bar dating back to the 1950s. It is now a chic and stylish cocktail lounge, serving up classic and creative drinks, a small, but excellent menu, and live music.
A popular spot for breakfast, coffee, and lunch with healthy options like breakfast bagels, sandwiches, and sides.
Selection of coffee, grab-n-go, and fresh-made meals, as well as a variety of tasty snacks and desserts. Note that there are two locations, The Big Dez and The Little Dez - only The Big Dez has dine-in seating.
Classic American bar and grill located in the heart of Joshua tree. This is one of the best spots to visit for burgers, BBQ, good drinks, and live music (on select days).
A Mexican-inspired roadside bar with excellent coffee, craft cocktails, wine and light snacks.
The best quirky and fun Joshua Tree gift shop with hats, t-shirts, blankets, pottery, and a curated selection of vintage items.
An elevated dining experience - 42-seat roadside cafe takes an eclectic approach to American cuisine. The menu changes seasonally, but you can expect homemade breads, creative salad, hearty sandwiches, and flavorful entrees.