La Caguama Go Grande — Restaurant in Yucca Valley

The servers were polite, the overall inside look was ok, it was cold inside the restaurant. It took almost 40min for our food to arrive and to be honest we were disappointed the food was not wort the wait nor the cost. The chorizo quesadilla was not right in taste and just seemed off. The plate presentation left much to be desired with 1 tablespoon of guacamole on top of half a handfull of shredded lettuce with a tablespoon of diced tomatoes and a table spoon of sour cream, just not good enough. I mean if Aldi frozen quesadillas taste better then what they served then that tells you enough. The vegetarian buritto must have had such tiny vegetables it was hard to find them between the rice, black beans and potatoes 🤔 ...maybe the potatoes ate the rest of the vegetables. Then to top it off the burrito was served with pickled carrots in a basket on top of a paper lining that became so soggy it had to be removed. In all honesty if you are charging Las Palmas prices then match the quality of the food cause to be honest I would rate Las Palmas the no 1 Mexican restaurant in Yucca Valley and La Casitas as 2nd best, you guys have a long way to go. I will not be eating here again, and honestly regret not walking out and asking...

This is a very unique establishment, and that my neighbor turned me on to, and I thank him every day. Family owned and operated, is pretty special as even the littlest ones are not shy about doing what ever they can to support their parents and make the atmosphere 100% Family Friendly.

The food is without a doubt the only place I have been in this area where you actually feel the freshness if the food as it is being made. Ever order is fresh and cooked at the time you order. The atmosphere is absolutely wonderful and features large murals. I amriks he will be back to make some more finishing touches. I'm excited to see what that looks like for him. The portions size is off the hook. I had the Al Pastor burrito and it was fatter than my first and length wqw from the rio of my fingers, past my wrist and large beyond belief. I will go back again and again for sure, there are so.many.krher things I want to try...and all hand made each day. Highly recommend this establishment and will continue to recommend to all that listen... You won't be...

Coming back from Joshua Tree National Park, we stopped by here for Dinner. Being right outside of the park is pretty convenient and all.

Good is great and we enjoyed everything that we ordered. The street corn was corn on the Cobb and made with frozen corn. Not what we expected as we thought it's going to be more like Elote. Otherwise, all the dishes were excellent with huge portions.

The desserts are a bit disappointing to us. The flan was a bit dry and we could only consume it with ice cream. The cheesecake and harshata bites were about average. If there was no side ice cream, it would be difficult to have them.

The place has an excellent ambience and plenty of space with well designed murals all over. The 32OZ drinks are truly thirst quenching indeed.

The service is really...