Dining & Entertainment

It is rare to find high quality dining and entertainment in such deeply inspiring natural settings. Your trip to Pioneertown now comes complete with world class entertainment and impressive cuisine. From Santa Maria open fire BBQ at Pappy & Harriet’s to the table-side Tomahawk Steak at the Copper Room, the High Desert has evolved. Breakfast at the Red Dog Saloon is not to be missed and dining at La Copine Kitchen is an absolute must. Live music, Disco DJs, Tomahawks, Dirty Martinis, Natural Wines and Tofu Verde Breakfast Tacos are on the menu for your desert trip.

Red Dog Saloon

Built in 1946, the Red Dog is the original Pioneertown saloon. Late nights dancing under the stars were here long before the tacos and margaritas and we believe in traditions. Expect the freshest and brightest ingredients available for both plate and glass.

Pappy & Harriet’s

If you’ve made it this far, you likely know all about Pappy & Harriet’s Pioneertown Palace. If not, we highly recommend a deep dive into this legendary roadhouse. Find your favorite artist on the calendar and come on out. The music a little better out here.

Pioneer Bowl

Roy Rogers famously rolled the first ball at Pioneer Bowl on Mane Street. The legend of Pioneertown’s very own bowling alley lives on today. If you’re lucky enough to visit Pioneer Bowl, you’ll find yourself whisked back in time in this perfectly restored gem. Hit the link below for hours and special events!

The Copper Room

Since 1957, this Rat Pack gem has been serving up ice cold martinis and medium-rare cuts. Famously a favorite amongst major musicians, most notably Gram Parson, this lounge is the real deal. We pride ourselves on freshness, quality and immaculate vibes.

La Copine

Just when you least expect it, you stumble upon world class cuisine in the depths of the High Desert. We can’t say enough about this wonderful restaurant, so we’ll direct you to the mouthwatering menu and let you take it from there.