La Quinta Brewing Co - Palm Springs Taproom

One of the only places that we found in PS that serves cider. And it was fantastic! Casey was very genuine and helpful. The food was from the place upstairs, la Quinta doesn't have food, but you order and they bring it downstairs. Great experience! Went back the next day for more cider! Thanks Casey!

Delicious beer & cider! The atmosphere is very welcoming, and there is plenty of room inside and outside to sit. The views from the inside aren't anything special, but outside you can see up the nearby mountain!

Great chill place to grab a beer and people watch folks strolling down main Street in PS. Decent selection of their own brews, local selections and some from around the country.

Cool little taproom but with a lot of beer options. 10 of their own brews and 9 guest taps. Indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly staff. Convenient location for the downtown Palm Spring area.

This spot right here will always be my favorite! The first time I went to LQBC, three years ago on a first date- it seemed like your typical brewery. I love how every time I go back- the nostalgia is there. The beer is good! The service is good! Bartenders are always friendly, attentive and it is clean and people are buzzing in and out. It’s the perfect stop in downtown Palm Springs! Not stuffy, and reasonably priced. And forever will be where I met my hunny for our first date.

Stopped in at the La Quinta brewing company for a bite to eat and a beer, yes just a beer. Drive up and the building beautiful and welcoming, the outside patio area is not too crowded with tables and misters!! Sat at the bar and ordered the Haboob Hazy IPA, the beer master's suggestion (I call him the beer master because he knew his beers!). Ordered the blue bomber burger with a salad and it was so good!! Sorry I did not get a picture of the burger but highly recommend it! This is a great place to stop in and have some great beers and food and just beyond the glass garage doors you can see were the beers are brewed at!

Average brewery. Fair pricing. Also offered wines. The payment was odd… we were at the bar they asked us to get up and essentially cut the line to then pay using the 1 POS system/tablet and sign for it. Despite us ordering from the bar.

Good craft beer, great friendly service. What is there not to like? I'll be swinging by everytime I come to Palm Springs.

it was cozy place to get beer. the service was also great. The guy explain what's available and very welcoming

Underwhelming I guess sums it up for me. The setting in LaQuinta is perfect but the brewery was not. Kind of dirty and disorganized with staff that was not all that attentive. Had one beer and left. There are so many other options that are much better within walking distance. This place could and should be much better.

The beer was fine. The service was ok. It was initially confusing, finding the entrance. But we got there. They had fewer beers available than I had seen online, but we were able to select several amongst us all to build a flight so we could try some things. Nothing really hit for any of our palates, but it was a decent enough stop and a good patio for enjoying the mild weather and people watching on the main drag in Palm Springs.

We stopped in for a refreshment after a warm hike on a nearby trail. The bartender was super friendly and helpful. Ended up trying the blonde, the Mexican lager and a wheat (the last one being a "guest beer"). The blonde was just okay but the Mexican lager and wheat were very good. The shaded outside patio was a great place to people watch, located on a street corner. People seem to be a little confused by the entrance to this place--there are two gates in the metal railing that encloses the patio. Come on in!

Solid place to enjoy the amazing Palm Springs winter on their patio. Decent beer selection. Wouldn't mind more high gravity options. I opted for a flight but since I have a terrible memory wouldn't have minded a better cheat sheet. No big deal though. Bartender was courteous and came out to grab the glassware the last customer left (I grabbed his table since the only one initially available was in full sun. Not a bad stopover and excuse to take a break from bike riding - especially since I'm out of shape, lol.

1 Star Update: Apparently Scott didn't like the 4 star rating and the compliments I did give... Gave me a compliment just to tell me off. HEADLINE: But.... Couldn't I bring my wife and kids? THE GOOD ° Cool collab with local Koffi for their Porter - Wish the barrel aged one had been on tap ° Decent variety of beers ° Enjoyed most of the flight I had - The Gummy Sour was really enjoyable next to the pool at the hotel THE BAD ° Not all beers were offered in cans ° No Crowler option available - would have brought back a Mango Manmosa Crowler for my wife since no kids allowed THE UGLY ° Really limiting their sales with the no minor rule - I think it was at LQ or Las Palmas, but one claimed it was due to California law (bullshit - we live in CA and have been to plenty of breweries/tasting rooms) ° I almost didn't go at La Quinta at all because of the above, but I'm a sucker for local beer - Thank goodness Luchadore in Cathedral City allowed kids + offered games.

Some great beers, super fun friendly bartenders, you can order food delivered from the restaurant upstairs hot and fresh. Great for football with several televisions. Met some nice locals and really enjoyed ourselves here.

Good location with outdoor seating and some pretty good beers. Blonde Date (great) Heatwave Amber (good) Tan Line Brown (very good) 5-0' Bock Somewhere (great)

Sat outside was nice night Great outdoor area Food was amazing all 5 of us liked our meal

Perfect little watering hole after a long hike and waiting for a table upstairs at Bongo Johnny's. Indoor/outdoor seating. A number of fresh squeezed brews on tap, perfect for a hot afternoon or going on a Bataan Death March. Place was packed with cyclists, as a 100 mile event just finished (can it now be considered a biker bar?!?!). Anyway, enjoyed and Even Par IPA. Fresh, crisp with the perfect hoppy bite. Really hit the spot. Outdoor covered seating is great for people watching, waiting for a mondo burger upstairs or both!

Very nice casual place to hang out and enjoy different varieties of beers. Try their flights, lots of fun, and easily to share. The service is good and you can park out in the back lots, which makes it convenient to visit. Adequate prices and you will enjoy walking on N.Palm Canyon Dr, so much to see and do. Come on down, give them a try.

Awesome place before the Firebirds play. Service was the best. Food is perfect. Game day fun with the other fans. Check it out and enjoy.

They have great local beer. It was very nice and good on a hot day. It was very open place for people to chill at. And the service to order beer was excellent.

Craft beer spot in downtown Palm Springs to grab a quick beer and chill. Brewery taproom atmosphere so not much going on there are some tvs to catch a game.

The servers are in over their heads unfortunately:/ their sections are too big so they take FOREVER to take your order or to check you out. My favorite thing on the menu was the poutine for the food & their seltzers are really good. Been here quite a bit & the service is my only complaint but the food & drinks are good. The service isn't the servers fault though..

Do you love local craft beer? Then head to downtown Palm Springs and check out La Quinta Brewing located on N. Palm Canyon Drive. The taproom offers a shaded patio if you'd prefer to drink your cold one outside! Recommendation: Order a beer flight to try a few of their beers on tap. We like to sit outside and relax. Cheers!

disappointing, selection VERY minimal, seems like they rely on more visiting taps than their own product. ordered an IPA, meh....the tangerine hard seltzer had a weird, off putting flavor....we each had just the one and left. not worth returning for us.

This was my first time here, and I will be returning. The beer was good, I had a Poolside Blonde and my husband had a flight with different IPA's. There was a nice patio area- the vibes were wonderful. Staff at La Quinta Brewing Co. were very friendly as well!

Good selection for a local brewery. They have a bunch of non alcoholic cans too! No food at this location.

Fix the metal door, pleaaaaase, so it doesn't slam every single time someone enters or leaves. It's a METAL nuisance and makes us jump every few minutes. Calm place except for this metal clanger. Good beer and simple/good wine selection. Calm servers too, only one at the bar.

Bartender with the round glasses was horrible. Clearly hates what he is doing. No "hi" or "welcome". Waited for us to say hello. Offered no help whatsoever. Made us feel very unwelcome. We all have bad days but it made us so uncomfortable. We still bought beers but we should have walked out. Decent patio.

Really nice American IPA. Stumbled into the taproom while looking for lunch, so only had the one. Nice place to sit outside and people watch. We'll be back. Probably buy some cans to go.

Taste the sunshine! So glad to have found La Quinta Brewing while in Palm Springs. I'm always down for what's local and what's crafty; thus, trying local craft beer is something I'm always down with during my travels. My friend and I were walking around town for some post-dinner drinks and fortunately, found La Quinta Brewing's Palm Springs Taproom. The outdoor seating area was spacious enough and the place was pretty steady with patrons sippin' on beer on a Sunday night. The outdoor space is fenced in, with signs warning that this place is 21+ over. It's also dog-friendly, which makes for a good place. There were several different kinds of beers on tap, which were offered in two different sizes, with a five-ounce as the smaller option than a standard pint, making it easier to try multiple beers. My friend had the hoppiest IPA while I went with a blonde ale made with local dates. It's out of my comfort zone, as I usually order IPAs, but must say that this date blonde ale was a refreshing surprise. I could taste the sweetness of the dates, which went smoothly with the beer. Easy to drink and easy to like. In order to have a beer outside, ordering food is mandatory, so they offer chips and salsa or guac. And no, you can't just get beer and skip the food. I tried. It's a strict rule. So as stuffed as were since we just had dinner nearby, we were glad to see that the chips and salsa were in a takeout container. Something to be mindful of. Glad to have tried some local beer, which was tasty and solid. I highly recommend trying La Quinta Brewing if you're in the Palm Springs area for a crisp, refreshing pint or two.

We had a flight and sat outside. You can pick their beer or guest beers for the $14 flight. I enjoyed their beers. The outdoor patio allows you to people watch. They have heaters. Staff was friendly.

This brewery is so chill, love the ambiance. Outdoors has good music, nice area for drinks and obviously very bar like decor. There's barrels that are made as tables. Great space for friends

Wow. Beer was terrible. Service was worse. Bartender was rude. Need a key for the bathroom like it's a truck stop in Arkansas. Do not recommend.

Great little brewery. Went there on a scorching hot day to get some relief, and the great beers on tap did the trick.

Great little brewery in Palm Springs. Great beer, great bartenders, great people watching. The only place in Palm Springs that has consistently ice cold beer on tap. Also, to the reviews complaining about this place being 21+ only - first, it's a bar so this shouldn't be surprising, but also California has strict rules depending on what sort of license you have to serve drinks. They clearly have one that doesn't allow patrons under 21 no matter what. Take your baby to Chiles.

Great taproom and beers!! Visit here every time we are back in town enjoying Palm Springs :) Check out the sticker wall! It was fun to look at them all.

casual bar with a ton of beers on tap and rack of chips. the location and atmosphere (especially sitting outdoors) is nice. got a few flights to taste the local beers.

Four because the brews were okay. But if I could rate service separately I would and service would be a FIVE! I had a flight so I could taste a few brews. The bartender suggested the Mango and hands down it was the best. I'd go back for this one alone. This was my first time in Palm Springs and when I asked the bartender about food she recommended a Thai place and because I wasn't from the area she even walked outside to point it out for me.

Visiting from Phoenix and dropped in for a beer. Nice location on the corner of the main street downtown. Good for people watching. Pleasant guy behind the bar. The only problem was the beer. We tried the Haboob and another IPA. Both lost their head by the time we sat down, possibly a soapy glass not adequately rinsed. The Haboob tasted off. The other IPA was ok. Unfortunately, 3 of our party of 4 had ordered the Haboob. I had the other, but my wife made me switch.

Fantastic atmosphere and excellent beer on tap! Highly recommend the blind and the Koffi porter. Make a stop and enjoy a drink. Food comes elsewhere. Bongo Joes is excellent, and it's just upstairs!

It's okay. The location and atmosphere are decent enough, and they actually have a pretty good selection of beers... but most of those beers are not their own brews. Their own beers have pretty limited variety of styles, and the ones we tried (Winterish and Koffi Porter) were mediocre -- not bad, but definitely could be better.

Chill spot to catch the end of the game in an exciting location. I loved the mini option for beers as it makes a flight easy and good for if you don't drink too much

Well apparently they close at 8:28 not 9:00, turned away from having beer. If I was the owner I'd be pissed, as lazy bartender stops serving long before closing. Too many other bars in this downtown to waste my time here. Avoid.

My husband enjoyed his IPA, I had a cider that I wouldn't have more than one of. Ever. Just funky. Not much in the way of gluten free friendly. Bartender was nice. Place was clean. Nice outdoor seating area. Would've grabbed something for memorabilia, but they really didn't have much in stock. Not even stickers.

This place is NOT a brewpub. There is no food--just beer. They have several of their own brews on tap, alongside several guest brews. I'm a huge fan of the stouts and porters they offer, and they do know how to pull them--a skill not shared by bartenders in some other places. The ambiance is excellent and they have free wifi. Only complaint is I feel all their beers are about a buck overpriced. But hey...they're in a tourist zone so they can do that. I visit about once a week, and usually bring my computer and work there for a couple of afternoon hours.

This place is super chill! Paul who served us was cool, and the selection of beers & wines kept our party happy. Also, it's very well located. Good job!

Fun little tap room with a good selection of their own beers! Located downtown walking distance to other bars and restaurants! We enjoyed a flight and it was worth it!

Today my hunny an I had our first experience here, an boy can I tell you it was worth every penny spent! Met an amazing waitress "TINA" thank you for your amazing service great welcoming! You are so awesome, food was amazing, customer service amazing overall 5

This place is new since the last time I was in Palm Springs. I happened upon it this year when in town for a tech conference. I had a beer or two here on a Thursday night. Thursdays are when Palm Springs has a street fair along Palm Canyon Drive. Ruben was working the taps the night my pal and I were there. He was super friendly and very knowledgeable about the beer they serve. I had their Bock and one of the IPAs. Both were very good. They have beer from La Quinta and several guest taps. There is a sign saying they have a happy hour in the afternoon. They discount their own beers for that. I hope this place does well and stays in business. It is like the breweries that can be found all over the LA area and San Diego. It is a good alternative to the night clubs and places like Peabody's that are found elsewhere in downtown Palm Springs.

A great place to stop for a cold beer. Good flavors. We liked the blonde beer best, but all of us are confessed pilsner or lager lovers. Give it a try. Service is also very good.

This place has great beer! The beertender was friendly and attentive! Definitely a must visit in Palm Springs, it's chill vibes and a great place to start your night!

This place is hands down the best brewery inside of a 100 mile radius. The service is incredible, the place has a welcoming atmosphere and the staff is professional. Did I mention the even par IPA is a hoppalicious delight? The Jenga and Uno and cards against humanity make a fine aggregate of entertainment. Their rotating taps are nothing to mess around with. From stone brewery seasonals to Goose island bourbon counties, La Quinta brewery's tap list is comprised of those "sought after beer". Cheers guys, keep it coming! PS- I'm addicted to football and this brewery satiates my thirst for football. The super bowl was AWESOME here!!!!

Great place to taste beer even par is the best. Great flight of beer Paul is the best bartender very helpful on the beer

What a nice place on the corner. Great location to sit outside and people watch. They have a cool curvy bar table, which is where we sat. It was not clear from where we sat, but you to have to go in and order and bring it out yourself. Which is fine, but just some sort of signage would help. Also, they have no food options. Even pretzels or chips. You can place orders for delivery from local places, but we just decided to have one beer and leave. The beer options were great and if there was some sort of food options, even a lite fare, we would have stayed for another. But worth the visit for local brews, which for me is always a hit.

Happy hour mon-thur 3-5pm Spacious and clean. 16oz averages $7 Parking in the back You can bring your own food, local places deliver. No table games but tvs for sport.

Visited here for the first time today, which happened to be their opening day. I strolled through the outdoor patio (which will be awesome when the weather doesn't feel like it's 7" from the mid-day sun), and once inside, was struck by the open, contemporary feel for the place. It's a little on the smallish side inside, but they are making the most of their space with a gorgeous, long, curved, dark-wooden table that stretches across the wall opposite the bar. I didn't count, but you could probably fit 20 people along that table, maybe more. It was their first day, but the staff seemed pretty well trained, and excited to be there. Craig, the manager, introduced himself, and told me a little about some of the things they have planned -- i.e., a happy hour -- which would be nice, since the pricing does run a little on the high side. I had two pints: a hazy IPA on one of their guest taps, and their own "One Eleven Pale Ale" -- for a total cost of $15. I suppose they are in the "high-rent district" now, what with all the new highfalutin shops and boutiques opening up in the area. They don't have any food here, but they do have arrangements with neighboring restaurants (a small 9" cheese pizza from NYPD for $6!), which is cool. I am a lover of most things beer (you can see what I think of Bud Light in my photos), so this is a place I can definitely see myself stopping into from time to time when I'm in the Village -- and since they have a few wine offerings as well, it will be easy to convince the wife to come along too.