About
Welcome to The Joint, a cherished gem nestled in the historic mining town of Randsburg, California! Located at 165 Butte Ave, Randsburg, CA 93554, United States, this establishment is more than just a bar; it’s a slice of history wrapped in warmth and community spirit.
Stepping into The Joint, you’re greeted by a rich tapestry of stories and memories. The establishment has been with the same family since 1955, offering visitors a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone era that resonates deeply with the soul of Randsburg. Owner Neil, often found engaging with locals and visitors alike, is a living testament to the legacy of this remarkable place. With his passionate storytelling about the town’s mining past and its connection to South African miners, every visit feels like a journey through time.
Whether you're looking to unwind with a cold drink after exploring the rugged beauty of the desert or seeking a unique narrative to enrich your travel experience, The Joint is a must-visit. With its welcoming service, historical ambiance, and the promise of delightful conversations, The Joint offers more than just refreshments—it delivers an authentic slice of Randsburg life. Make sure to stop by and immerse yourself in this one-of-a-kind experience.
“ Exceptional, professional service, and I was directed there by a local who saw me in front of the "General Store" and walked over, asked if she could help me with anything. I'm very impressed with the friendliness of the Randsburg people, and had a wonderful conversation with an elderly gentleman who was in his 80's and lived there his entire life. I'm looking forward to returning soon. ”
“ You're are amazing! We've been there on our way to Death Valley, we stop just for a coffee and we found kindness and atmosphere thank you from Rome, Italy ”
“ What a treasure trove of memories this place is! We dropped into The Joint while visiting Randsburg on Mon Nov 28th ‘22. Born & raised in S Africa, we were fascinated by this historic mining town which was, along with nearby Johannesburg, named by S African miners who had traveled from SA to CA for the new gold rush in 1895. We met Neil, the owner, as he was cleaning up after a crazy busy Thanksgiving weekend which drew 10,000 people to the town (!), but he assured us that it’s normally way quieter than that. He was officially closed that day but opened for us and a couple of thirsty off-road heavy-duty bikers, and over the next 20 mins and a cold one, he gave us all a fantastic verbal history tour of Randsburg and his bar. The Joint was built in the early 1900’s and has been in his family since 1955, when his feisty Italian Grandmother ruled the roost with a sharp tongue and strict rules about foul language! As you can see from the pics, this place is filled with 80 years of fascinating historical photos and memorabilia that will transport you back to bygone mining years and the tons of stories created along the way. The Joint is THE place to visit, get a cold one, and hang out in Randsburg, CA. Highly recommended, cheers! ”
“ Perfect little watering hole in the desert mountains. Driving all day. Can really take it’s toll the joint will have the cure for what ails you. Holly the bartender was lovey and very welcoming. Great beer. Try the Mojave gold or red. 25cent pool games. Come on by and feel like you’re part of the family ”
“ Had a great time at the Joint in Randsburg California. What a neat little place in the middle of nowhere. It was worth the ride!! Beers are so cold!! People were so nice and the Bartenders were on it! Thank you for having us. Also Dog friendly. ”
“ Great food. They we completely slammed with orders causing our food to take 1 1/2 hrs but it was worth the wait. We just people watched, like a parade for off road things ”
“ Great town, cool place. Met the owner of the bar, great guy. He gave my kids some stickers and a soda on the house! Towns folks are very welcoming. A little taste of stepping into the past! ”
“ Great place off the beaten path! Everyone in there was super friendly! The town is super small and quaint. Definitely recommend stopping in for a beer! Their decor was pretty awesome too! ”