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    La Fe Wine Bar

    4.5 (237 reviews)
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
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    Chicken pesto flat bread
    Caroline K.

    Walked in when the bar was empty, at 5pm on a Friday (they had just opened) left at 7pm with a packed house! We sat at the bar, and wow the bartenders were knowledgeable about their wines and very skillful at making cocktails. Mario made me one of the best gimlets of my life! The vibes were chill at first but turned into the place to be. I can not wait to come back

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    Marilyn A.

    Perfect first stop to a girls night out! The bartender was extremely nice and attentive even though they had a full house. This is not a quiet wine bar just an FYI. There is fun upbeat music playing through the speakers the whole time. I will have to come back soon and try the food.

    Cool menu cover (as of our 2/15/25 visit)
    Mike W.

    La Fe is a quaint, but very lively wine/cocktail bar with tapas and small bites. It was recommended to us for their Banana Old Fashioned, which we didn't try on this visit, but will make a return. We stopped in late on a Saturday night and the place was packed, with mostly a younger crowd vibe. Indoor seating is mostly bar height with a few standard tables. There's also a cute, covered patio in front along El Paseo. Andrea waited on us, and the service was good. However, as busy as they were, extra staff may have helped with the wait times. My 91-yo mother-in-law tried a Non-Alcoholic Aperol Spritz ($15), which was tasty, while my wife and I shared a Premium Wine Flight ($45) including four 3 - 4oz pours. We also tried the Assorted Olives ($8) which was a nice accompaniment to the wine. Happy Hour is available Sun. - Thur, from 5-6 PM and you can enjoy drink and food specials, or a charcuterie board and select bottle of wine for $50. On street parking is available on El Paseo, as well as a large, private lot in the rear. The shortest walk is towards the west end of the buildings and around to the front of the shop.

    Sophia K.

    We were there for a drink but they offer great options for munchies! The server was super friendly and of course h the he have a good selection of alcohol!

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    Jane N.

    My friends and I had a fabulous dining experience at this beautiful place last evening. We arrived right at five and there seemed to be a steady stream of folks right behind us. Every server that stopped by the table was friendly and the atmosphere was welcoming. We ordered off the happy hour menu and we weren't disappointed!! The food was amazing especially the salad and it was enough for the 3 of us to share. When we left a little after six, the place was packed. Great experience and we will definitely be going back!!

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    Mark S.

    We stopped into La Fe for a glass of wine on our way to dinner and enjoyed good quick service in a friendly atmosphere. Thanks for the hospitality!

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    Very nice they serve a full menu late at night . Food is pretty good , nice selection of wine and cocktails , generally busy and fun place

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    Great service and atmosphere! Great selection of wine and spirits and good food! Definitely worth a visit!

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    Nice vibe and great service. The place was full but not crowded. The wine & food were excellent.

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    YUPPPP excellent service and delicious food they were so good about my food allergy too yay

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    Always excellent service, interesting wines and yummy flatbread! We prefer sitting on the patio as it's a bit quieter.

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    Ask the Community - La Fe Wine Bar

    Are dogs allowed on the patio ? (1 small dog)

    Hi dogs are definitely allowed in the patio .

    Will you be open early for the semi finals?

    We don't really have the staff to open early . Sorry

    Hi! I saw you have gluten free options. Would love to visit, what would you recommend as your top gluten free delicious dishes?

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    Had lunch at The Front Porch in Palm Springs. We had the Italian sandwich, ahi tacos, and the…read moremelted Brie with nuts on top served with fig jam and pears. Food was really good - the Brie with fig jam and pears was delicious and the ahi tacos were fresh and flavorful. Italian sandwich was solid too. Giving 4 stars because service wasn't top notch. Overall great spot downtown at 117 La Plaza, would come back for the food and cocktails.

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    Always a wonderful place to meet friends, the restaurant has stunning views , a big bar area and…read morethe food is consistent and good!

    If you're gonna have lunch in a clothing store, definitely make it Tommy Bahama. Now, to be fair,…read morewhile some locations are attached to a store, this outpost on El Paseo is a completely separate venue, across the street from the clothing and furniture stores, and if you knew nothing about it, you'd never think this lovely restaurant was even related. The vibe is Caribbean chic, with woods and off-white tones to the decor, and a staff that finds the right balance between friendly attentiveness and laidback calm to make you relax and get comfortable. We sat at the bar and were tended to by Mandy (who confirmed she was named for the Manilow song); she was lively and full of suggestions, and kept tabs on us very well. I'll add that the other bartenders were just as friendly when they pitched in, as were the food runners. We were just aiming for a snack, so we ordered the Skillet Biscuits and Lobster Skewers. The biscuits came piping hot and packed with flavor. Flaky and buttery, with a pleasing crown of Maldon salt, they melted in your mouth, and paired perfectly with either of the accompanying spreads. Honey butter was sweet but not too much so, and Pimento Cheese had just the right combination of funk and spice. The Lobster Skewers were light and tasty: the tail of a slipper lobster, split, spiked and grilled over fire, landing with the look and aroma of something that's been through the flames. Served with clarified butter for dipping, the tender lobster meat was fresh and satisfying. But the big surprise was the accompanying Succotash, a vegetable medley I usually dislike and had planned to leave untouched. I decided to try it because it looked so good, and it sure was terrific. Fresh corn and baby squash bathed in lemon and butter, and lightly seasoned, it really was a terrific bite. I should also mention that I ordered a cocktail: the Berry Proper, made with gin, Framboise, lemon and a dash of simple syrup. It was equal parts sweet and tart, and wholly refreshing. It was a light lunch split between two, but it was very tasty, and far more satisfying than the usual sandwich or burger. Kudos to Mandy and the team.

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    THE AMBIANCE: Amazing hidden gem in the desert! This…read morerestaurant is located inside La Quinta Resort & Club, and the experience feels special from the moment you walk through the historic, tall arched wooden doors. The entrance lead you down a hallway toward the hostess stand, with couches, a bar and a piano being played to the left. To the right , you enter the main dining room. The space felt open, elegant, and immediately welcoming. Talk about fine dining at its best. The hostess was able to quickly seat our party of six, and our server immediately brought over the menus and filled our water glasses. THE FOOD: We started with the oysters , and they did not disappoint. They were served with a shallot mignonette which was vinegary in all the right ways. They were so good, that we ended up ordering a second round. For dinner, we all ordered the steak with mushrooms and broccoli. The steak was perfectly cooked, and every bite was bursting with flavor. Even the mushrooms and broccoli stood out. Everything was seasoned beautifully without overpowering the actual flavors of the vegetables. Even the bread was so good. It was served with three different butters. And dessert? Also top notch. It was the perfect ending to a wonderful dinner with friends. THE SERVICE: The service really added to the experience. Our server was attentive and took great care of us. The GM, Ray, also stopped by our table, and we ended up chatting and joking with him a bit. He was incredibly friendly and personable and made sure we were having a great experience. Between the setting, the food, the genuinely attentive service, this as one of those dinners where it all felt elevated. Definitely one of the many highlights of our stay at La Quinta Resort.

    Morgan's in the Desert: Disappointment After Disappointment. $400 for Meh…read more After living in La Quinta for four years, we were ready to try Morgan's, as it's one of the last foodie restaurants in the Coachella valley that we haven't tried. We arrived early for our reservation, excited to grab a drink at the bar before dinner. Then we were told our table was already available... only to be seated at a dining table in the bar, off to the side, where apparently servers do not exist while staring at the back of the pianist and the barflies. The two bartenders were fantastic--especially Brian, who was working at warp speed--but they already had a packed bar to manage. Adding dining tables to their workload was clearly not realistic. Why were we seated there? Still a mystery. Reservation problems: I booked through the QR code advertised in The Gem for the August prix fixe dinners at La Quinta Resort's restaurants. When we arrived, we were told the prix fixe menu wasn't available that day. Sorry! So we ordered bread and oysters instead. About 15-20 minutes later, the manager came over and said they would honor the prix fixe after all. Great! Except... we'd already ordered appetizers. ‍ And wow, was it SLOW. We were seated at 5:30 and still didn't have our entrées at 7:00. Drinks regularly sat empty, and once the restaurant got busy around 6:30, water refills disappeared completely. Did I mention it was 110 degrees outside? The food? A mixed bag--but overall, wildly overpriced and underwhelming. * Oysters: Ice-cold and served with a good mignonette. Also pricey. * Bread: Fresh and warm, but the olive tapenade was aggressively salty. Again, overpriced. * Watermelon salad: The winner! Refreshing, flavorful, and the spicy nuts gave it a nice kick. Highly recommend. * Chicken cacciatore: Dry chicken, undercooked tomatoes, overcooked pasta. Never again. * Oscar filet: Delicious and well-prepared, but nothing memorable or special--especially for the price. Bottom line: We spent about $400 for a frustrating, painfully slow, mostly mediocre meal. There are too many great restaurants in the area to spend that kind of money on "meh." We won't be back.

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    Year round outdoor dining patio

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    Taste of Summer at Morgan's in the desert features a seasonal three-course prix fixe menu.

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    Clandestino - Taco

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    I came here this evening and honestly ended up having a really good experience. When I first got…read morehere, there was about a 45-minute wait for a table for one. After waiting around 20 minutes, I decided to just grab a seat at the bar, and I'm actually glad I did. There was no wait, and even though the restaurant was packed, my food came out really fast. Jon was my primary server. He was polite but was not attentive, I didn't feel like we connected much during the meal. The front staff was very friendly, though, and helped me with some recommendations. I ordered the guacamole with chips and salsa, fried whole jalapeño, chile relleno, and rice and beans. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and well seasoned. The guacamole was really good, the rice and beans had a lot of flavor, and the fried jalapeño with the habanero sauce had just the right amount of heat. If you like spicy food, I'd definitely recommend trying it. The chile relleno was recommended by Alvaro, and he told me it reminds him of his grandma whenever he eats it. I really liked hearing that because it made the recommendation feel personal, and he was absolutely right, it was delicious. Huge shoutout to Alvaro. He wasn't even my primary server, but he kept an eye on me, checked in, helped with recommendations, and made sure everyone around the bar was taken care of. He was just genuinely friendly and easy to talk to, and that stood out to me. For dessert, I tried the Pan de Elote for the first time, again on Alvaro's recommendation. I had never tried it before, but trust me, hands down, it was really good. I'm glad he convinced me to give it a try because it was the perfect way to finish the meal. The kitchen deserves a shoutout too. Everything came out cooked well and looked great. The restaurant is clean, nicely decorated, and has both indoor and outdoor seating, and I thought the prices were pretty reasonable. I've been to a few highly rated places around Palm Springs that looked great on paper but didn't quite live up to the reviews, so it was nice to finally have a meal that actually delivered. Good food, good atmosphere, and genuinely nice people. Alvaro definitely made the experience more memorable!!!!

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