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Desert Kid Coffee

Closed
Opens Fri 6:30 AM
Neighborhood
Palm Desert
Roaster
In-house
Food
Coffee only

Check-ins

Thursday6:30 AM – 4 PM
Sunday6:30 AM – 4 PM
Monday6:30 AM – 4 PM
Tuesday6:30 AM – 4 PM
Wednesday6:30 AM – 4 PM
Thursday6:30 AM – 4 PM
Friday6:30 AM – 4 PM
Saturday6:30 AM – 4 PM
Validated parking

Curator’s note

Real bagels were a rarity for two kids growing up in the desert, so the bakery rolls its own every morning, and the fall case of 2026 runs to a brown sugar date pop tart and a mushroom and brie danish. The ribbon cutting with the Palm Desert Chamber in April 2026 sent a dollar a drink to The Living Desert's ZooTeens, and the World Cup played on the big screen with full sound through the final that summer.

The Coffee

The house coffee comes in 12-ounce and five-pound bags at the counter and online, Superbloom among them.

The beansCurrent lineup
  • Dry Heat

    Latin America

    Roast
    Medium

    Honey · Milk Chocolate · Smooth

  • Night Hike
    Roast
    Dark

    honey · milk chocolate · smooth

  • Superbloom

    East Africa, Central America

    Roast
    Light

    Jasmine · Citrus Blossom · Black Tea

  • Trickster (Decaf)

    Central & South America

    Roast
    Medium

    Orange Peel · Caramel · Silky Finish

  • Aricha Natural (Ethiopia)

    Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe highlands, southern Ethiopia (Aricha station, formerly Misty Valley / Idido) · 1,925 masl

    Process
    Natural
    Producer
    Aricha station, approximately 700 smallholder farmers

    Cherry · Raspberry · Chocolate

  • Gondo A.A. (Kenya)

    Kenya, Mathioya District, Murang'a County (Kihoya subregion)

    Process
    Washed
    Producer
    Gondo coffee factory, 727 producers

    Apricot · Soft Florals · Pomegranate

  • Bochesa Natural Ethiopia

    Ethiopia, Arbegona woreda, Sidamo

    Process
    Natural
    Producer
    Bochessa washing station, 823 farmers

    Plum · Fig · Vanilla

The Vibe

New York studio The Working Assembly authored the identity and the environmental design, and Las Vegas firm Coffee Heroes Solutions spent more than two years with the founders on the plan and the build: floor-to-ceiling windows down two walls, millwork stained to echo the regional palms, dark counters flecked like sand, and a garage door that rolls the couch-lined lounge open onto the patio. Photographs of the two of them as kids hang beside the brand's Cabazon dinosaurs and hummingbirds, so 5,400 square feet authored by two outside firms still reads like a family album with a bar in it.

Somewhere to Work

The work-test
WifiSolidReliable for most tasks
OutletsSomeSome along the walls
SeatingSpaciousLots of room to spread
LaptopsLimitedWelcome outside peak hours

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