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Opinions PAPPY & HARRIET'S Pioneertown
Members' reviews on PAPPY & HARRIET'S
3.9/5
26 reviews
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PAPPY & HARRIET'S
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Opening hours
Monday
16:00 - 23:00
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
11:00 - 23:00
Friday
11:00 - 23:00
Saturday
10:00 - 23:00
Sunday
10:00 - 23:00
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Also, make sure to mosey around the rest of the ‘settlement.’ Super cool little strip that’s reminiscent of Paramount Ranch. RIP
Maybe a map of the venue on their website? Where to park, check in for show, get quick service food, etc. Could have more quick service info, quicker drink service at the bar, and better line area to wait.
Real nice venue if all works out though, small and intimate shows inside and large open air stage outside.
Lots of great bands come through and they’ve definitely improved from that one time 10 years ago when I was served a drink with a dirty quarter at the bottom.
I can't wait! ❤️
The managers are terrible to the employees and one can clearly see how unhappy and over-worked they are. Their turnover rate is very high. The place is usually understaffed.
As a music venue, they routinely over-sell tickets beyond capacity. Sold out indoor shows are MISERABLE. They only staff 2 bartenders at these sold out indoor shows preventing everyone from being able to get drinks. Because the place is so crowded and tables are so close together, it’s definitely a lethal fire hazard waiting to happen. It’s not safe.
Some of the same decor from the original roadhouse is still there, but the spirit of the place has been quashed by bad management.
They only exist now by riding on the memory of the original owners establishment, while contemptuously flying in the face of everything and everyone who contributed to the original aesthetic and ambience.
The criminally over-priced Red Dog is not much better, leaving P&H the only other option in P-Town. They take full advantage of their captive audience by putting in no effort.
Their ADA seating is a joke.
The history of the place is interesting and the decor inside reflects that — it feels one part biker bar and two parts cowboy/western saloon. The stage has hosted some incredible acts including Sir Paul McCartney, though there was no live music during our Friday afternoon visit.
Food was very tasty ranging from steaks and burgers to BBQ (see menu image). There were also a lot of fun cocktails and drinks. We left with full bellies and smiles on our faces. It took about 40 minutes to get there from Palm Springs, but makes a great stop on way back from Joshua Tree National Park.