7 Best Gastropubs near Cathedral City

“Super excellent service with food to match! The pizza is always delicious and their Cole slaw is some of the best I've ever had. OH, and they have a pooch friendly patio!! Highly recommended.“

“Had a good time dining here. Even though we had a party of 9, the food came out quickly one ordered. You do have to make a reservation if your party is 6+ as most of their tables are suited for 4, but they are very accommodating. I got the meat sampler and it did not disappoint! The brisket was very tender, ribs pulling away from the bone with ease, and chicken tender and flavorful(not dried out at all!). The keilbasa sausage could have used a little more time on the grill for some char flavor, but tasted good. They did put bbq sauce on all the meats, which I asked for on the side. The sides that I got were the fresh veggies and fries. There was a pickled cucumber included in the veggies which were fantastic! We'll be looking forward to coming here again to try their burgers and wings. Don't mind the red color in the photo, there's a large neon red company sign shining in the dining room! 🤣“

“amazing food friendly attentive staff“

“Great burger and fries. Delicious carne asada burger. 🍔 🍟 🥤 so good!“

“Good food with good drink options and great area to hang out and mingle with friends and love ones. 10/10“

“Big LOVE will be bringing you to that MOMent in time when you first heard that song….as we tribute Stevie Nicks and friends of her career! Sunday 6-9pm“

“A combined birthday celebration and a 50th wedding anniversary. This was a big night out for the four of us, and it was a wonderful evening. Initially there was some confusion with the address and GPS because there are so many places called “Indian Wells”. And the building that IW Live is in looks like a private condo building. Perhaps when it was called Frank’s Place there wasn’t this confusion! Food and service was outstanding and we found the prices reflected the quality. The entertainment started promptly at 6pm. Marc Antonelli and Maureen MacDonald (a lovely Canadian singer!). There are two sets to their program. We wish we could have stayed for the second set, because the set list would have been more to our liking — more celebration music, rather than somber Classic (opera) music and a sad song to commemorate 9 / 11. The Prayer, by Carole Bayer Sager. But the singers have wonderful vocals!
To top the evening off, the staff presented our table with beautiful desserts, one for the birthday, one for the anniversary! Thank you!“