While on-court action is of course the main highlight of the BNP Paribas Open each year, fans flocking to the Indian Wells Tennis Garden have also grown accustomed to indulging in the event’s signature dining experience.

Each March, a mix of world-class restaurants, local Coachella Valley favorites, and classic sporting concession favorites greet fans in Tennis Paradise. 

See everything that's on the menu for 2025: 

Four World-Class Restaurants On-Site For 2025

Fans headed to the 2025 BNP Paribas Open can look forward to four world-class restaurants on-site at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.

Stadium 2

Molé Ingenious Mexican Kitchen – New for 2025, Molé Ingenious Mexican Kitchen will take over one of the prime restaurant spaces overlooking Stadium 2. Molé will be serving up authentic Mexican cuisine throughout the tournament, with creative dishes made from scratch daily that showcase signature southwestern flavors.

Nobu Indian Wells – The world-class Nobu Indian Wells also returns to the BNP Paribas Open for 2025, as fans can indulge in their critically-acclaimed cuisine while taking in the on-court action below in Stadium 2.

Ristorante Mamma Gina – Local Coachella Valley favorite Ristorante Mamma Gina rounds out the trio of Stadium 2 restaurants, with fans able to dine on traditional Florentine cuisine on-site at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.

Stadium 1

Porta Via – Porta Via, a Southern California Bistro & Bar, debuted in 2024 and will return to the Stadium 1 restaurant space for 2025. Porta Via was a hit for fans last year, as the quintessential Beverly Hills restaurant serves Italian-inspired California cuisine.

Elevated Concession Favorites Return

The Indian Wells Tennis Garden will continue to feature a mix of local Southern California purveyors and signature concessions to serve fans across the tournament.

Coachella Valley favorite John’s will return for its 25th year serving up their famous Mediterranean and American fare. J’s Deli, another local favorite introduced last year, will expand to have two locations on-site in the Food Village and Stadium 1. Other local Coachella Valley favorites like Chef Tanya’s Kitchen and Dragon Lili Café + Boba Bar will return in 2025. La Quinta-based China Jo’s is new for 2025 and will debut in Tennis Paradise with a Stadium 2 location.

San Diego-based Puesto, an award-winning Mexican concessionaire, will also expand to have three locations on-site for fans this year. Other new favorites from 2024 including MOTO Pizza , Sumo Dog from Chef Jeffrey Lunak, and Le Burger by Camphor, a Michelin-star Los Angeles restaurant, will return to serve up fans with modern takes on classic sporting fare.

New Wine Partner Highlights Signature Beverage Lineup

Food is just the start of the amenity experience in Tennis Paradise, as the BNP Paribas Open will continue to provide a world-class lineup of beverage purveyors across the grounds for fans to indulge and unwind during their time on-site.

The Circle of Palms Champagne Bar will continue to remain a focal point where fans can soak in the beautiful atmosphere in the heart of the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. Fans can indulge in world-class champagne and exquisite charcuterie boards while lounging in comfortable cabanas at the Circle of Palms.

New Zealand-based Kim Crawford has been named the Official Wine Partner of the event, and fans can visit their brand new club in the Retail Courtyard to get a taste of their variety of signature wines on-site. Elsewhere around the grounds, Maestro Dobel will keep fans refreshed as the Official Tequila of the BNP Paribas Open offering their signature Ace Paloma cocktail. Corona Premier will also offer a range of their premium products via their shaded pavilion located outside Stadium 2.

On the non-alcoholic front, Coachella Valley Coffee will have an expanded presence on-site with a new Stadium 1 location to go along with their space in the Food Village.

And There’s Always Room For A Sweet Treat

And last but not least, there’s always room for a sweet treat in Tennis Paradise. New for 2025 is La Dolce Piccola, a family-owned gelateria from Palm Desert that will be satisfying fan’s sweet tooth with fresh homemade gelato and artisanal baked goods. Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream will be present around the grounds for the third year in a row, with two locations (Stadium 1 and outside Stadium 3).  Fans can also snack on Mrs. Fields’ Cookies throughout the grounds as part of their shared concession installation with Auntie Anne’s Pretzels.

Rounding out the list of new 2025 purveyors is Oakberry, with the global favorite açai chain set to bring their signature healthy bowls, smoothies, and juices to a brand new location on the south landing of Stadium 1.

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