Joshua Tree Coffee Company - Joshua Tree, California

Christy A.

Great location! During my recent weeks long stay in JT this was a staple.

The line can either be wrapped around the corner or quick walk-in and order. Pleasant, swift service. Coffee was pretty good both cold & hot; even bought a specialty blend bean to take home.

Roasted in-house with bags of several blends available for purchase along with other merch.

Outdoor seating on the rear patio.

Thomas M.

Coffee was... coffee. Friendly staff, bright interior with potential to be lively and fun. On my morning, no one was sitting outdoors and didn't seem like an option. My hope is they keep getting better and be a beacon for people's mornings before a day in the park!

Ben J.

Fun coffee shop for tourists and if you're in the area might as well stop by. Lines can get really long on those busy weekend mornings though.

Coffee is just okay in my opinion but others seem to really like it. When ordering, note the sizes because some of them can be 4 oz. There's virtually no seating except out back in the sun lol

There's a neat little weekend market just outside so that's a really fun vibe

Drinks: 6/10
Service: 5/10
Atmosphere: 5/10
Value: 5/10

Wen L.

TL; DR—This cute, cozy coffee spot has friendly staff and fresh, on-site roasted beans. The coffee is good, and the vibe is excellent, though it can get busy. It would be even better with indoor seating. 4 out of 5 stars.

Service:
The staff is super friendly and efficient. Even with a morning crowd, they keep things moving smoothly, making the wait feel shorter. They give off a welcoming vibe, which adds to the experience.

Food (Coffee):
I tried the Black Eye (drip coffee with two espresso shots), and it was solid—strong and smooth. They offer light and dark roasts, so there’s something for everyone. It's not the best coffee ever, but it’s fresh.

Atmosphere:
It’s a tiny, cute shop with a cozy, local feel. It gets busy in the mornings, and since there’s no indoor seating, it’s more of a grab-and-go spot. Some seating would improve it, but it’s still a quick stop.

MISC:
They roast their beans on-site, and you can buy some. They also sell merch if you’re into that. Overall, it is a solid place for coffee, but it would be even better with a place to sit and chill. There is plenty of street parking.

Jenny

I'm coming back for sure if I'm ever around in Joshua Tree! 🌵☕️ #coffeelovers #joshuatree

Coffee was good! Downside is that coffee is really overpriced, which I can see why!
But for sure it's a must that you guys have to come here! Even just for that one-time experience, lol

Just ordered a vanilla ice coffee, which was really well made. How I love my ice coffee! 🧊☕️ #coffeeaddict #icedcoffee

Steven C.

I've seen Joshua Tree Coffee Company many times and finally had the opportunity to stop. It can get busy so be patient. We stopped in after our park visit and found the staff amazing. I wasn't a fan of the particular coffee I ordered, it was a bit over roasted and bitter. I'd go back and try a different beverage.

Taryn R.

A good coffee but it takes forever. The staff is friendly but no one is in a hurry to serve and get the product out even with long lines things move real slow. Took over 25 minutes to get a single simple coffee with only 6 people in front of me. No food at all, no pastries etc. Coffee is it and they Pattern after Starbucks with most of there roasts add over roasted with that slightly burnt taste.

Joanna Y.

I am not one to leave a bad review but this coffee is the worst I’ve had in mine and my friends’ life. I ordered a cappuccino and it’s undrinkable from how burnt and bitter it is. The latte we got was barely saved by the oat milk and the cold brew was so watered down it tasted like watered down milk with a splash of coffee in it. The cups are cute but that’s the extent of our visit here. We like supporting local businesses, but this was substantially worse than gas station coffee. I genuinely wish I could say that I enjoyed this but all three drinks are going straight to the trash.