It's a cute little spot in Rancho Mirage that's just off the main strip. Pretty much a lot of…read morethings in the desert is off the main strip. It's a mini shopping center that has a few little boutiques but mainly restaurants. The chain restaurants such as Yard house, PF Changs, Cheesecake Factory, and Dave and Busters. Then there's a few smaller restaurants. The main store that's the biggest out of the other boutique is REI. Besides that, it also house a movie theatre. From The looks of it, it looks pretty impressive. It's a cute walkway that with a mixture of Universal city walk and San Antonio River walk. Of course man made but a cute layout of the property. It's not that big and everything surrounds each other but it's worth a wander through. There's plenty of parking both to the side as well as plenty in the back lot. I think everything is pretty much out in the open as I didn't really see any covered parking spots. Location is amazing as it's pretty much near a lot of things. There's cute little spots throughout the desert that's worth checking out. I don't think it's someplace that you would hang out at for long. More for coming for a meal or the movies. You could walk around but there's nothing much from that.

Why in the hell does this outdoor shopping center not install misting systems and add some shade…read moretrees. It's freaking 115 degrees and walking through this beautiful shopping center is like hiking on Venus. In season it is a wonderful place to shop and dine. But during the summer it is horrible.

It always starts with let's just go and walk around and maybe find a place to eat. Famous last word…read moreas it starts with window shopping which then leads into walking into a store and treating yourself. Clearly never hurts anyone. This area is an outdoor space with a decent amount of the higher end stores. It's stretches out a few block radius but the Main Street, El Paseo is where majority of the storefronts are. But then you have the outdoor mall, not really a mall but a little shopping strip. Here is where most of the higher end shops are located. You have Gucci, Bottega Venetta, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany and Company, to name a few. Not to mention a fairly decent amount of restaurants to add to the mix. Quite a few steakhouse and seafood restaurants. Plenty of parking along the street as well as the parking structure behind which is covered. The property and layout of the district is beautiful. Of course the desert theme is active with all the cactus and succulents. A few water features and a good amount of seating with umbrella from the sun. Even if you window shop or just browse the streets, this area is quite beautiful and nicely done. A fairly decent amount of stores and loads of restaurants. It's worth checking out. It's where you'll find the higher retailers in the desert.

The El Paseo Shopping District offers high-end designer stores and boutiques, fine jewelers, art…read moregalleries, and a diverse selection of upscale to casual dining options in this 9-block area in Palm Desert. Manicured & meticulously planted raised median on El Paseo displays a multitude of outdoor artworks as one strolls or drives along the "Rodeo Drive of the Dessert". There are free yellow courtesy carts which operates seasonally from mid-October through May to shuttle people along El Paseo. Street parking can be difficult at times, however there are two parking structures at The Gardens on El Paseo and at El Paseo Village. Also, many storefronts have some parking behind them.

This sprawling local shopping destination includes a variety of popular stores like Bed Bath and…read moreBeyond, Marshall's, TJ Maxx, Guitar Center and more. Located on Highway 111, with a mountain backdrop, it offers many big box stores that help get the errands accomplished. Dear Hubby and I popped in this afternoon as we had specific things we were seeking, including a bathing suit for him, a USB cable for my phone charger, and a few other items. He scored a nice swimsuit on clearance for ten bucks at Marshall's! I found the USB cable with proper end for $7. I also picked up a couple of items I wasn't specifically looking for, but were good deals and will come in handy. It's really convenient to be able to check out TJ Maxx and Marshall's in the same plaza. There's lots of free parking. The architecture includes colorful tiles and distinctive domes, which are noticable even several blocks away. I didn't get a chance to take in the whole of the place, but did notice signs for Target, Aldi, and Best Buy. The next time we come to the desert, this will likely lure us again for essentials we forgot to bring from home.

Desert Crossing is my favorite place to shop. They have great stores here like Target, TJMax,…read moreMarshall's, BesBuy, Bed and Bath, Guitr Showcas, a furniture store, the biggest liquor store in te county (almost), and many other fine stores. I e my glasses a Lens crafters here. And several fine restaurants including my favorite Italian restaurant, Bella Cucina, serving up authentic homemade Italian dishes for almost 40 years

Yeap, I think this is the only shopping mall in the desert. Theres El Paseo down the road which is…read moresomething like a mall but it's all outdoor. This place would be your typical covered indoor mall. Theres not much to it besides the main stores with Macys, Dicks and JC Pennys as they're major department stores. They have some of the other basics you would get inside any mall. HM, Finish Line, Hollister, Lids, Vans, Bath and Body Works and so on. Your regular retail chain stores. It's a decent size mall that you could walk down the whole strip in no time. Not overly big. Lately whenever I pop in to windows shop, it's not that busy. But I guess now as school is starting soon it has picked up a lot. They do have some restaurants as well as smaller snack booth. It's sucks that this is the only mall in the desert. You would think that they would make it way better to cater to everyone. But I guess it's going well so far. Not a lot of stores that I've been to as they're new to me. Plenty of parking with outdoor as well as a covered parking structure in the back.

It's a standard mall, but my baseline for measurement is the closest mall to me, the Puente Hills…read moremall, which is god awful. I've been to horrible malls and this isn't one of them. They have the stores that you find in every mall that I usually stop in the first time to see what they have like Box Lunch, Miniso, Tokyo Japanese Lifestyle, etc. It is nice that this location has a Barnes and Nobles (though so many of them now are just glorified toy stores now...) and when I went they had a dog rescue pop up here too, which was nice. Love when malls reach out to the community. Love Crepe-ing Ramen that they have in the food court. Good to kill a bit of time and to absorb AC but it's not anything spectacular.

Dear Rancho Las Palmas Center Management:…read more I am a Rancho Mirage resident and wanted to share an observation regarding the condition of the Rancho Las Palmas Shopping Center at the corner of Bob Hope Drive and Hwy 111. Rancho Las Palmas is a nicely designed shopping center, and I believe it to be one of the standout strip malls in the area. However, the exterior wood siding on many of the retail buildings has become severely faded from prolonged sun exposure and is in need of re-staining, painting or some other upgrade. Its current condition is visually unappealing and undermines the appearance of this vibrant city strip mall. As a local resident concerned about the look/maintenance of our lovely desert city, I am curious to know if there any plans to address this maintenance issue at such a prominent location in the city? Regards, Chaise, Local resident

Nestled between the "Shops of the Corridor" is The Corridor itself. A beautifully manicured…read moregarden/park/courtyard. Easily able to hold a hundred or more people, this space is behind a large number of shops, including Koffi. If you walk out the back of Koffi you will find yourself in this area. I've been coming to Palm Springs for over twenty years. And despite having spent money at the various shops and restaurants in the area I never knew this little oasis existed. Shaded, with plenty of seating, it is a perfect little spot to chill out with friends. I will definitely be using this space in future trips to the desert.

In Palm Springs, California, there's this adorable specialty shopping center that I absolutely…read morelove. It has a super welcoming courtyard that's not only people-friendly but also dog-friendly, which makes it even better. Inside, there's an art gallery, lots of cute cards and gifts, and even some really nice patio furniture to check out. It's such a great spot to hang out, whether you're meeting new people, spending time with friends, or just wandering around and soaking in the vibe of this cute little corner.

Very pretty shopping center with some very high end stores, stopped by in a very hot summer day so…read morethat was a bit rough due to it being an outdoor shopping center but it's nice that there is free parking in the shade in the parking garage. There is a mix of restraints as well and I stopped at a very cute wine bar for a snack that had great varieties to try it was a fun day shopping here!

I drove my family to Palm Desert for the 4th of July weekend. The Gardens on El Paseo is an outdoor…read moremall with nice beautiful landscapes. Very well maintained surrounded by high end stores like Louis Vuitton, Bottega Venetta, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., and so much more. It's two story level with a calm environment easily to walk around enjoying exploring around. There are also restaurants where you can visit to have breakfast, lunch, or dinner. I went when it was extremely hot weather, so we couldn't tolerate the heat. Therefore, we only stayed for like about an hour. The stores did have ac, but walking outside was unbearable. At least now I know where to go shopping next time I return to Palm Desert in more cool weather.

If you're looking for a quick way to explore down town Palm Springs...go park by the Block. It's a…read morepart of the art walk, has great food options, and is the central hub of the downtown area.

Easy parking, that excellent; lots of interesting shops and sculptures around, that what visitors…read morewanted; tons of foodstuffs and great restaurants, that's convenient; overall a great place to visit when in Palm Springs.

009/24 this shopping…read moremall is your all around to go to for groceries, fashions, medical, financial, beautification or/and any other needs you can imagine. whether you are from the neighborhood or planning a trip here, here is a list of some of what you can find: meng's filipino cuisine sky nails & spa mobil gas station winchell's donut house jack in the box ihop planet fitness food4less fernanda's salvadorian food pizza hut el tarasco la palapa mexican restaurant subway toda moda tea be honest one main financial jarritos tropico ice cream family medical indio furniture for less a&a flowers desert family dental coinstar kiosk

Charming & versatile. Old Town La Quinta is like stepping into a little desert village that…read moreperfectly blends charm, style, and relaxation. Beautiful Mountain View's. The streets are lined with colorful boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants that feel both upscale and welcoming. Though some are It's the kind of place where you can pick up a handmade gift, enjoy a craft cocktail on a sunny patio, and see an art show--all in one afternoon. Farmer's Market. The cactus club is a vibe. The Cafes are cute. Easy parking and a Spanish-style architecture vibe, even if you're a local. At night, twinkling lights and live music often turn it into a hangout spot. Old Town La Quinta is a vibe. Highly recommend for date nights, family outings, or visitors who want to see the best of desert charm in one walkable place.

I've been to La Quinta loads of time but this was first time in old town. Funny that it's so close…read moreto the resort I always stay at but never been here. Decided to have a wander today, Friday afternoon. First off, it wasn't what I expected. There's not much there. Unless I'm missing something but the area was quite small. There's like a main strip where all the shopping and dining are located. Literally a block with everything around it. I probably have missed more but it seemed like that this was it. There's parking along the street as well as parking lots around it. You have shopping but nothing massive with chain stores. More shop small stores and boutiques. There's like one or two little cafes and a couple of restaurants. It could be the summer season that makes it pretty slow and quiet. But for a Friday you would have thought there would have been people out and about. Also the heat does make it unbearable and uncomfortable to be outside. We saw maybe a handful of people walking around. Also it seemed like the whole shopping area was closed as there was no one out and about. But they were open. Restaurant didn't seemed opened either as I think some only open for dinner. One did look open for lunch but it was emptied. I hope that it does pick up during the weekend as people are in town visiting. It wasn't much as i was expecting so much more. One or two shops that I walked in was quite nice. A bit pricey but a lot of beautiful items. I hope that's it's only quiet as it the summer months where there's less guest visiting. Hopefully it isn't alway like this and is so much more. I'll have to check it out again when the season is cooler.