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☕ Coffee Counter: Open 7 days a week Our restaurant is a modern café designed to fuel every part of your day. We feature a full-service coffee bar serving expertly crafted espresso drinks, alongside a fresh smoothie and açai bar made with high-quality ingredients and vibrant flavors.
Hours
| Saturday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 61605 29 Palms Hwy, Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Phone: (760) 316-5002
Website: http://www.blisscafejt.com/
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Reviews
Tara Costelo
The açaí bowl is a definite highlight—fresh, perfectly blended, and topped generously with fruit and crunchy granola. It’s refreshing, flavorful, and feels both indulgent and healthy at the same time, making it an ideal choice any time of day.
The staff was friendly and helpful.
The bear claw pastries are just as impressive. Flaky, buttery, and baked to golden perfection, they strike the perfect balance between soft and crisp. Each bite is rich without being overly sweet, and they pair beautifully with a hot cup of coffee.
Whether you’re stopping in for breakfast, a light snack, or a relaxed coffee break, the açaí bowls and bear claws alone make this spot well worth the visit.
… moreThe staff was friendly and helpful.
The bear claw pastries are just as impressive. Flaky, buttery, and baked to golden perfection, they strike the perfect balance between soft and crisp. Each bite is rich without being overly sweet, and they pair beautifully with a hot cup of coffee.
Whether you’re stopping in for breakfast, a light snack, or a relaxed coffee break, the açaí bowls and bear claws alone make this spot well worth the visit.
SL K
After hearing recommendations from local friends, I stopped by in search of a bowl. The store was clean and spotless. The baristas were very friendly and knowledgeable. The “salad” bowl that I was hoping to get were not available at the time, thus I settled for an Acai Bowl with 6 complimentary toppings. Perhaps I came in on a day that “salad” bowls were not offered, I wish that will change soon. Will give this place another try.
… moreAnthony Haverland
Feel the Bliss. Place is beautiful. Amazing staff, everything felt intentional and special. I had the gumbo with shrimp and plant-based sausage, and it was absolutely delicious. The concept is unique-hot food on one side, smoothies, coffee, and acaí bowls on the other. Every bite felt like a true culinary experience. Highly recommend stopping here.
… moreChika Kondo
Fantastic delicious açai bowl and perfect date smoothies.
I loved all of the toppings I got to choose from and the bow was made with love. The ambience can use some improvements but it seems like they have great staff so stay tuned!
… moreI loved all of the toppings I got to choose from and the bow was made with love. The ambience can use some improvements but it seems like they have great staff so stay tuned!
Ryan Edson
Very refreshing smoothie and clean atmosphere. Definitely worth a stop after a long day in Joshua Tree! Try the perfect date smoothie 10/10
… moreTaste seeker
No other place has ever forced me to focus so much on the lighting, for all the wrong reasons. I was drawn here after reading online about a ‘cozy new cafe’ in Joshua Tree. But upon arrival, the promised vibe was completely amiss. Instead, I found myself face-to-face with a culinary post-mortem in the middle of the desert. Why?
I was honestly not sure if I walked into a cafe or the intake wing of a county morgue. In a town like Joshua Tree, where the California sun is practically generous and aplenty, this place has gone to impressive lengths to quite simply, ignore it. They seems to have traded the desert’s natural warmth for aggressive, white light tubes that feel less ‘cozy’ and more ‘fluorescent interrogation room.’ Why?
The food is average at best, and it seems the açaí bowls are the only thing keeping the (migraine inducing) lights on. I had some orange juice and smoothie. The freshly pressed orange juice isn’t freshly pressed, it’s gets pressed in batches and stored so it was bitter. I mean, that also defeats the point of freshly pressed. The smoothie tasted alright tbf.
The staff are nice and friendly here.
To be honest, I didn’t even want to try the rest of the menu after being subjected to the clinical atmosphere. A total disappointment and a waste of the Joshua Tree aesthetic where the sunlight literally begging to envelope this space with its glorious warmth.
… moreI was honestly not sure if I walked into a cafe or the intake wing of a county morgue. In a town like Joshua Tree, where the California sun is practically generous and aplenty, this place has gone to impressive lengths to quite simply, ignore it. They seems to have traded the desert’s natural warmth for aggressive, white light tubes that feel less ‘cozy’ and more ‘fluorescent interrogation room.’ Why?
The food is average at best, and it seems the açaí bowls are the only thing keeping the (migraine inducing) lights on. I had some orange juice and smoothie. The freshly pressed orange juice isn’t freshly pressed, it’s gets pressed in batches and stored so it was bitter. I mean, that also defeats the point of freshly pressed. The smoothie tasted alright tbf.
The staff are nice and friendly here.
To be honest, I didn’t even want to try the rest of the menu after being subjected to the clinical atmosphere. A total disappointment and a waste of the Joshua Tree aesthetic where the sunlight literally begging to envelope this space with its glorious warmth.
Dorthe Hviid
I really like the hot meals at Bliss Cafe. They have a creative menu with lots of vegetarian options. The staff is very nice, but there was a glitch with our order when we were there, so we had to wait for a while for our food. They were very up front about it though and offered us a free drink to make up for the mistake.
… moreJamie Kimiko Judkins
Really hope Bliss Cafe thrives here in JT. As a full-time resident I was thrilled about another great eatery option! I visited Bliss on a quiet afternoon with just a few other people in the restaurant. The coffee shop side was fabulous – get the scone!
Upon entry the first thing I did was ordered a hot bowl. I subsequently ordered a scone and smoothie and waited about 25 minutes. After seeing several customers who had ordered after me received their food, and being there were only a handful of patrons inside, I decided to inquire about my bowl.
I was subsequently told that they were out of beef. Mind you, this is after waiting almost a half an hour, and I quickly told them I would be happy to substitute for another protein! I chose chicken, and after a few minutes, they returned from the kitchen saying that they were also out of rice! It would be another 15 minute wait and so I made the decision to substitute with beans.
I was then told that the rice was ready, and observed them use takeout rice from the Thai restaurant next-door and unfortunately, upon arriving home and opening my order, zero protein whatsoever, and so my $20 protein bowl had zero protein since the “substitution” did not happen and the rice I received was stale Thai takeout rice At this point it felt like a joke.
The manager Sara did come over and apologized for the wait, but made no offer for restitution.
I’ll return for the scone! And I hope to see Bliss improve their communication to their customers!
… moreUpon entry the first thing I did was ordered a hot bowl. I subsequently ordered a scone and smoothie and waited about 25 minutes. After seeing several customers who had ordered after me received their food, and being there were only a handful of patrons inside, I decided to inquire about my bowl.
I was subsequently told that they were out of beef. Mind you, this is after waiting almost a half an hour, and I quickly told them I would be happy to substitute for another protein! I chose chicken, and after a few minutes, they returned from the kitchen saying that they were also out of rice! It would be another 15 minute wait and so I made the decision to substitute with beans.
I was then told that the rice was ready, and observed them use takeout rice from the Thai restaurant next-door and unfortunately, upon arriving home and opening my order, zero protein whatsoever, and so my $20 protein bowl had zero protein since the “substitution” did not happen and the rice I received was stale Thai takeout rice At this point it felt like a joke.
The manager Sara did come over and apologized for the wait, but made no offer for restitution.
I’ll return for the scone! And I hope to see Bliss improve their communication to their customers!
kristal Pena
This place is all about the ambiance and over pricing average food. My pineapple was straight from the can, and the Açaí tasted fake and melted super fast…not the normal consistency! The Greek yogurt had a funny taste and the almond butter tasted stale! Service was good and my latte was fine. Also the scones will be the only reason I’d stop here again, they were delish and overpriced lol
… moreDawn Parker
Update: What a sad and tone deaf response to my complaint. This establishment is basically calling me a liar. I am from Seattle and drink a lot of cold brew. I have had it here in J tree at Roadrunner and Dez. Both were excellent. The cold brew at Bliss was horribly bitter and not correct. Also yes the staff was in an argument and flustered with each other. Why would I make that up?
The worst cold brew I have ever had. So bitter it was obviously old and not extracted correctly. The staff was stressed out and arguing when I was there in a holiday morning Feb 16, 2016. Way overpriced at $6 for bitter horrible coffee.
… moreThe worst cold brew I have ever had. So bitter it was obviously old and not extracted correctly. The staff was stressed out and arguing when I was there in a holiday morning Feb 16, 2016. Way overpriced at $6 for bitter horrible coffee.