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The Best Places To Eat & Drink In Palm Springs
Palm Springs may be LA’s adult playground, but it’s also a dining destination to be reckoned with.
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Paul Bar
If you're looking for that Old Hollywood feel in Palm Springs, grab dinner at Paul Bar.
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Johannes
Johannes is an Austrian spot in Palm Springs where you can eat excellent schnitzel and avoid the tourists.
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Las Palmas Brewing
Las Palmas is one of the only breweries in Palm Springs. It's also the best one.
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Peninsula Pastries
Peninsula Pastries is home to the best baked goods, bread, and pastries in Palm Springs.
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Farm
Farm is a mostly outdoor brunch spot in Palm Springs and an ideal place to work through a hangover.
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Mr. Lyons
Mr. Lyons is fancy, old-school steakhouse in Palm Springs and a great spot for a big group celebration.
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Del Rey
Del Rey in Palm Springs is a great spot for pre-dinner drinks and snacks at the bar.
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Peruvian Fuego
Peruvian Fuego is a great lunch spot in Palm Springs with tremendous pollo a la brasa.
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Sherman’s Deli and Bakery
Sherman’s is an NYC-style kosher deli in downtown Palm Springs, serving good versions of the classics.
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King’s Highway
King’s Highway in the Palm Springs Ace has one of the best breakfasts in town in a not-cheesy retro atmosphere.
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Copley’s
Copley’s is an almost entirely outdoor American restaurant, with some of the best views in all of Palm Springs.
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The Tropicale
The Tropicale is a ktischy oasis that feels like a Miami supper club. Things get weird here.
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The Real Italian Deli
The Real Italian Deli is a small, order-at-the-counter spot in Palm Springs, with some of the best sandwiches in town.
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Crazy Coyote Tacos
Stopping at Mexican spot Crazy Coyote in Banning for their giant tacos is mandatory on any drive to or from Palm Springs.
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Sandfish
Sandfish in Palm Springs has very good sushi, and space for big groups if you need it.
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Rooster And The Pig
Rooster And The Pig is an excellent modern Vietnamese restaurant in Palm Springs.
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Birba
Birba has very good pizza, a lively courtyard, and plenty of space, so it’s a great place to start a night out in Palm Springs.
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Norma’s
Norma’s in Palm Springs has the best patio for brunch in town, and it’s certainly more about the scene than the expensive eggs.