Coffee, cocktails, wine, beer, spirits, snacks, and live music






















"For coffee and natural wine, I go to MÁS O MENOS in Joshua Tree — it's a beautiful space that reflects the soul of the desert; I'm here at least three times a week for the best live music and pop-ups, and I love the collaboration pop-ups between Friendo Burger and I Fall to Pizzas during golden hour." - Kaila Yu
"Mas o Menos does a little bit of everything. In the mornings, the all-day spot located halfway between Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms serves coffee and tea. Laptop warriors arrive in the afternoon to take advantage of free wifi and Happy Hour from 3-6pm. But the best time to come is at night, when the place comes alive with live music on the outdoor stage, a DJ inside by the cocktail bar, and food pop-ups on the patio serving everything from pizza to burgers to Syrian street food. Keep an eye on their Instagram for the latest events and programming." - brant cox
"Más o Menos does a little bit of everything. In the mornings, the all-day spot located halfway between Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms serves coffee and tea. Laptop warriors arrive in the afternoon to take advantage of free wifi and Happy Hour from 3-6pm. But the best time to come is at night, when the place comes alive with live music on the outdoor stage, a DJ inside by the cocktail bar, and food pop-ups on the patio serving everything from pizza to burgers to Syrian street food. Keep an eye on their Instagram for the latest events and programming." - Brant Cox
"This popular coffee shop in Joshua Tree transitions to a sleek, disco-lit wine bar at night, all while maintaining its impeccable vibes. Morning visitors can grab an espresso drink or tea to complement the small array of pastries provided by other local businesses (croissants, muffins, and danishes from L’Artisan; sandwiches from Joshua Tree Catering Company). At night, cocktails, wine, beer, curated mezcal flights, and non-alcoholic spirits are available to order, as well as salty snacks like mixed olives, nuts, and Righteous Felon jerky." - Matthew Kang
"This increasingly popular coffee shop in Joshua Tree transitions to a sleek, disco-lit wine bar at night, all the while maintaining its impeccable vibes. Morning visitors can grab an espresso drink or tea to complement the small array of pastries provided by other local businesses (croissants, muffins, and danishes from L’Artisan; sandwiches from Joshua Tree Catering Company). At night, cocktails, wine, beer, curated mezcal flights, and non-alcoholic spirits are available to order, as well as salty snacks like mixed olives, nuts, and Righteous Felon jerky." - Eater Staff