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74985 CA-111, Indian Wells, California, 92210, United States
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Mar 27, 2018
Food was excellent we had happy hour menu and the portions were a perfect size! The food was fresh and very good and came out very fast! Our server was not very good, not sure if he had too many tables but we sat with empty glasses several times and had to keep asking for drinks. But we would definitely go back!

May 8, 2018
Lovely service; great veggie burger and superb whiskey selection - and this is random - but their pens - the pen they "lend" you to sign your check...for those of you who appreciate writing implements - this is a good one. It's the details, could be my point. You may be down a pen, is what I'm really saying, Eureka.

Mar 27, 2018
Everything is fresh and delicious. We love this place and we come every time we're in Palm Desert. I had the steak sandwich. It was so good and really spicy

May 11, 2018
Great environment with great service and food. Yes..will recommend it to friends to try it.

May 8, 2018
This place is AMAZING! They're open till 11pm during the week which is nice since most places close early around here. Bau was super friendly, extremely knowledgeable, and was basically our tour guide through the menu, beer selection, and restaurant history. Love her! So a few things to die for : truffle french fries! Chicken tacos! Beer sampler! We ordered a bunch of apps and the beer sampler. Every bite exploded with flavor. The nachos have a chipotle sauce that is more sweet that spicey. The chicken tacos have this blend of pico de gallo with the chipotle sauce and the flavor makes the entire dish come together. I love fries. These fries were cooked in truffle oil and sprinkled with a sinful cheese sauce that is so delicious you can't stop eating them! The fried chicken sliders had a homemade tomato jam on them & the biscuit it comes in is made from scratch! Also!! They only serve craft beers here! It definitely adds to the character of the restaurant. The music is so chill. The design of the space was well utilized. Next time I want to sit on the patio. The lighting is dim creating a subdued abiance. The bar area was lively and they have plenty of flat screens. This place is my new favorite! You will love everything about it ...soooo inviting :)

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 11 pm
Tue:11 am - 11 pm
Wed:11 am - 11 pm
Thu:11 am - 11 pm
Sat:10 am - 1 am Today