
Casual venue offering diner classics, including breakfast, in a simple space with booths.
Hours
| Saturday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 56249 29 Palms Hwy, Yucca Valley, CA 92284
Phone: (760) 365-0144
Website: https://www.johnsplaces.com/
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Reviews
After this incident, we decided to order online. I got the steak and ribs, and they were very dry and bland. We also ordered a French dip, and it had barely anything in it—basically just bread. The country fried steak was also bland and cold.
I would not recommend this place unless you’re looking to have your day ruined.
Edit-You seem to have got me mixed up my dog is not a emotional support dog nor did my family mention that. It seems this may happen often.
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DON’T BRING YOUR SERVICE DOG. THEY WILL KICK YOU OUT. The first time we went here my friends had a small certified dog. Without asking if it was a service dog they told us we had to leave. So we went and sat outside (which we told them) and after 15 minutes in the cold wind without any artful showing up we left.
Here we go…. second attempt a few weeks later:
I ordered a veggie omelet. Asked to leave out the bell peppers and replace them with extra mushrooms. The waitress told me that there would be an extra charge (are these omelets pre-made). I asked why. She said because of the extra mushrooms. I mentioned that I didn’t want the bell peppers. Wouldn’t that be a fair trade? Last time I checked BP are more expensive than mushrooms.
So I had to laugh when she insisted that I still would be charged extra for mushrooms. I felt like I was talking to a wall. Anyhow….I said… it’s fine. Extra mushrooms, please.
The result: veggie omelet with hardly any mushrooms at all. No spinach no nothing. Just a few onions 5 mushroom slices and cheese
Oh and a few tomatoes. You can see in the pictures. I’m not making this up.
The food was a bit bland and really nothing special.
Prices are ok but I rather go elsewhere.
5 minutes after I had to use the bathroom and guess what happened there? Not sure if it’s the cheap and poisonous seed oils being used or if there was some sort of bug in the food. Not sure.
I didn’t even try to explain to the waitress again about the mushrooms. I figured she would not understand anyway.
Biscuits and gravy didn’t seem like homemade. And if they were it was a very bland and bad version of homemade. Not sure if my standards are too high but I slowly starting to doubt my taste butts. Wish me luck, next time or I’ll try a high standard kinda place.
Update to management reply:
Well, that’s what you say in your reply about service dogs but it’s far from true and illegal not letting customers inside. We weren’t even given a chance to say that it was a service dog.
Sadly, not even management understood that I wanted to substitute an item and not add.
As mentioned above, I did not want to add just the mushrooms. I wanted to leave the Bell Peppers out. So it’s a substitution, not an addition. And I completely understand the cost of products. Bell Peppers cost more than mushrooms. At least the one you were using. So therefore you still would have saved cost of making my meal. There was no need to increase cost. At least not at aaaaalllll the other places I go to. You are the only one that I know off. I did not try to get an addition for free. I tried to substitute. But again. I’m talking to a wall. If management does not understand such a simple task then I really can’t be surprised that waitresses didn’t get it either. Thank you for your reply but you misunderstood as well.
Sometimes businesses just get too greedy…. the downfall of many. Just saying.