I guess the first thing to note is the vibe, because it's very cool. The place feels like the…read morerestaurant version of Cheers. The servers might not know your name, but I've never had a server that wasn't helpful and nice. Parking can be busy, but never difficult. So now the food. I've eaten here a lot over the years and I've never had a bad meal. The garlic fries are awesome and everything from burgers to salads and tacos, delicious. My sole complaint, some burgers are so tall it's impossible to eat them like a regular burger. So, this spot is a solid 5/5. Not crazy expensive, nice staff, good food, easy in and out. Give it a try.

For years, this was one of the top restaurants, in my rotation…read more I find myself going less and less. The issue isn't the food. One of the things I appreciate about Tony's is consistency. The food is exactly the same each time I go. Service has significantly dropped in the past two years. I watch tables get ignored, including my own, while other tables have waiters stop and chat. Requests are "forgotten" or ignored. Either they bring the bill while you're taking your 3rd bite or you are waiting for 10 minutes trying to flag someone down. Everything about service is inconsistent. Tony's isn't cheap. I would expect less service from a less expensive restaurant. I am saddened that the exceptional service I used to get is not happening now. Good food. Great ice! Music isn't too loud. Great selection of options on the menu.

First time having this place And I was NOT disappointed so…read moredelicious so flavorful and so filling I'll Be back sooner than expected I'm going for those loaded fries

Ordered online and went to pick up and it was ready on time. Once my boyfriend and I went to eat…read morethe food we both agreed the chicken was dry and not seasoned well. They add a lot of sauces and toppings which helps. My Bf rated the loaded fries 7/10 and I would rate my jr clucker and Mac and cheese 5/10. Mac and cheese was dry as well.

We stopped in to get sandwiches to go around noon on a Monday. There were quite a few people inside…read morebut the line moves fast. There are tables inside and outside if you're wanting to dine in. There are many different sandwiches on the menu or you can create your own. We got the Jamal and the DILF on dutch crunch. The DILF was very flavorful and I enjoyed the house made bomb sauce they had on it, it was loaded with the meat and veggies and well balanced. The Jamal was fine, we would have preferred more meat on it but it was okay. The service was fast and nice. It probably took about 10 minutes to get the food. Overall, it was a nice sandwich spot.

SHORT ANSWER: yes, great Palm Springs foodie spot…read more LOCATION: very nice location, easy to park and get in and get out if you're picking up. FACILITY: nice clean facility with happy people working. MENU: lots of choices, easy menu to understand, choose your bread and cheese and order way. FOOD PREP: it is incredible. They make so many sandwiches here and they come out looking perfect, maybe the guy is a robot and we just don't know it. FOOD QUALITY: I've eaten here many times, always to good nothing unique other than consistent and good. Even on the go these are fresh, not smashed or soggy. WAITSTAFF: as a franchise, it is never easy to get and keep great people, but here they seem to keep their happy people around, even on the slower season. OVERALL VALUE: It is expensive for a sandwich and that is the cost. Fast food is what ridiculously expensive. This is real food, made fresh so a GREAT VALUE. 22) The Klaus $14.75, Pastrami, Sauerkraut, 1000 Island Dressing & Swiss Cheese TIP: Go online and peruse the menu, commit to a game plan, order away... then go enjoy.

This was an incredible find for us. We were in between lunch and dinner and needed something that…read morewas quick, easy, and tasted delicious. The directions on Yelp were inaccurate by at least half a mile. While we got lost for a bit, we ended up finding the spot. The owners were incredibly nice and hospitable. I ended up getting one Al Pastor taco while my friends tried the Asada and chicken. While we loved all of the proteins, the Al Pastor was the showstopper. When we sat down in the main dining room, one of my friends wanted to get some chips and salsa, and they had an incredible salsa bar. It turned out that the chips were complementary and made in house along with the tortillas. The tables were clean and the dining room was inviting. The owners came to check on us throughout our meal. If you're looking for a delicious, quick, and affordable meal, you do not want to pass on this place. The salsa alone will have you coming back to the salsa bar.

So it's been a while that I've been wanting to come and visit. I know they've been here at their…read morenew location for two years and I finally had the opportunity to come.! such a cute little place. Everyone was super nice and the food was delicious. Definitely recommend the tacos. Excellent. If you order the media tacos, it comes with a little suit called consume it taste amazing. The other thing I noticed is that all the tortillas on the tacos are homemade so it's a win-win for me! I also noticed that as soon as someone would leave, they would immediately clean the tables. I also like that they came and asked if there was anything that we needed..

A hidden gem in Cathedral City, with generous amount of seating, with a home feel vibe. Culture is…read moreimbedded in the interior design. Upbeat music being played in the background. The staff is friendly and they are fast with their services. I ordered the Bangussilog, Sisigsilog, and Cornbeefsilog, which was all delicious.

While in the Palm Springs area for a 5 day visit with my wife and my mother-in-law, I made it a…read morepoint to visit a couple of Filipino restaurants. With a recent expansion to their space in Cathedral City, this location has become a gathering place for Filipinos in the Coachella Valley area. Thus we went out of our way to find this place for dinner. I found it to be mixed, and can't really recommend their food. It's a nice space inside, with a fast casual setup (order and pay first, and the food is brought to you when ready). It wasn't particularly friendly when we first arrived to the empty restaurant, but it got better as we ordered and ate. Cheesesteak Philly Style ($15.99) and Apong's Special Philly Style ($16.99). They come with fries, with an upcharge of $1 for cheese. Both had grilled mushrooms and onions mixed with the chopped steak. The Apong's special adds both cheese whiz and american cheese to the standard provolone. Both are served on Amoroso rolls from Philadelphia, which is genuine, but not particularly fresh when brought in daily. (the rolls tasted a bit stale to me). The amount of meat given could induce a hungry person to order a double portion as well, though it was just right this day. I definitely like my cheese steak with cheese whiz, and this version confirmed that (though if not offered, a good dallop of mayo is good as well, mixed with the melted provolone). Strangely, the showstring fries were the most disappointing part of the meal for me...fries can be good if the right effort is made, but that wasn't the case here. They had been deep fried a while before, and had been sitting in a warmer until served to us...thus were dried out and pretty flavorless. With what we ordered, a new batch of freshly made fries would have gone a long way to put us in a good mood, especially for dine-in. Chicken Mami Soup ($14.99) - a large bowl of chicken soup. For this price, would have hoped for something more homemade. The broth was fine, but seemed to be made from either canned chicken broth (benefit of doubt) or more likely chicken powder. Also used dried spaghetti noodles, which is not something I seek out. It did have pieces of white meat (breast) and fresh chopped vegetables like cabbage and carrots. Tasted fine, but wasn't particularly hearty. Reminded me very much of saiman, except for the price. Halo-Halo ($14.99) - it was good. Few beans (which is often used as filler), but instead large pieces of sweet plantains. It also had plenty of condensed milk and two large scoops of ice cream (both ube and vanilla). Used crushed ice, instead of shaved, which does make a big difference in consistency, but understand it's harder to do since time consuming. Apong means grandmother in Ilicano, which is the third most spoken native language in the Philippines, after Tagalog and Cebuano. The owners and workers seemed to be originally from that region; and it's really nice to use such a nice term of endearment for their endeavor.

I was skeptical to try sonic again after being disappointed. It wasn't perfect but definitely much…read moreimproved. First I love the retro drive in option as the drive thru was six cars deep. The smash burger was great and preferred over the regular burger. Fries, onion rings and tots were crispy and well seasoned. Drinks were tasty. The only draw back was that staff missed two items from my order, which I chalked up to a busy service time. I'll still go back and double check my order next time.

This is probably the best Sonic I've ever been to. The food was great for fast food--definitely…read morebetter than most locations. The service stood out even more; they brought everything right to me and made sure I had everything I needed. It was quick, convenient, and clean. Honestly, that's everything you could ask for in a fast food drive-thru.

Awesome food and service always. Staff is always attentive . Orders are always spot on.read more

As Hubs always says, this is the good In-N-Out near Palm Desert/Palm Springs. We hit it as we…read moreheaded home from California on the I-10. Delicious! We all loved our dinner on the road: - Double Double Protein Style - Double Double with whole grilled onion and raw onion - Flying Dutchman, mustard fried, add whole grilled onion, tomato wrapped - Animal Fry - Cheese Fry - Regular Fry - Coffee - Small Cherry Coke Service was amazing! Drive thru and seating inside. Condiment stations inside for ketchup and chiles. Plenty of seating. Fairly clean inside. Bathrooms are numerous in the women's restroom

Yummy food and excellent customer service. The burgers particularly were great and the employees…read morewere a breath of fresh air.

Great chili burger & fries here! Plenty of good food items for everyone to choose from.read more

If you're looking for some quick and easy take out or want some fast food alternative to burgers,…read morethen head over to Raising Cane's on Ramon Rd near Gene Autry in Palm Springs. Their chicken fingers are the best! Recommendation: Try the Box Combo with 4 chicken fingers, fries, Texas toast, coleslaw, and a fountain drink. You can sub another Texas toast for the coleslaw if you like, and recommend ordering it B.O.B. (Butter On Both sides).

The restaurant is clean and well decorated. The staff are nice and fast with orders. The fingers…read moreare crispy and flavorful. The toasts are ok, not as crunchy as we hoped but still good. It is very nice to chill in the patio in the evenings :)

Yummy food that was quickly prepared. The "condiment" bar was well stocked with salsa and extras to…read moresuit everyone's tastes.

Food 9/10 Service 7/10…read moreAmbiance 8/10 Highly impressed with this Mexican food out in the desert. I did the combo plate of taco enchilada and let me tell you it is worth every calorie I had. It was super flavorful and tasty. I would definitely go here again. The service was relatively quick and the servers were nice. The ambience is your typical Mexican restaurant deal which I quite enjoy.