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    Vanessa G.

    Such a cool experience!!! Ive been coming to Palm Springs every year and have never been here. Try the captains nuts they were also delish. The drinks were good the service was excellent. I would recommend this to everyone. We had reservations around 7pm by 9pm it started to get very full. I heard they have a show on Saturday nights ill have to come back and see.

    Our seats with food and drink.
    Doug B.

    We were in the Palm Springs area for a few days and made a list of bars to visit and PS Air was on the list. It is located in a strip mall in the back of the Bouschet wine shop. Although it is advertised as a speakeasy, there is a sandwich board in front of the shop advertising the location. I would say it is more of a themed bar as they have shows and entertainment also. There was plenty of parking available right in front of the shop early on a weeknight. I would definitely recommend calling and making a reservation ahead of time. We walked into Bouschet and were steered to the back of the store where there is a little ramp up to the entrance of PS Air. We were initially seated towards the back in a set of slightly elevated economy airplane seats right in the middle of the aisle with a regular table. We were looking for a more immersive experience from a unique place like this and asked to be moved to some seats more inside the airplane body with windows and a wing segment as the table. Even though there were several empty four seat and six seat areas, we were told that they were reserved. We ended up settling on sharing a six seat area with another group of three people. Sitting here definitely gave more of an "in an airplane" vibe. It feels like PS Air is more of a place for groups. If you are going just as a couple or are looking for an intimate evening, expect to share a group of seats or sit at the bar which kind of defeats the point of coming here. The seats are real airplane seats with most of them being economy seats in groups of six, but there are also a few groups of four first class seats near the entrance. In between each pair of seats is a segment of an airplane wing with glass on top which is your table. All of the windows have various pictures in them. One of our windows had a picture of a gorilla on the wing which was a scene from an old episode of Twilight Zone. There are also various large airline inspired posters overhead and some luggage above some of the seats. There are also a few fluffy clouds overhead. Even the restroom door is painted to look like an airplane lavatory door and there are more airplane themed things inside. This was our first stop of the night so we decided to order some appetizers with our first round of drinks. I usually don't expect much from bar food but it was definitely subpar. We started with the hummus plate. The veggies were fresh, but that was about it. The hummus was solid like it had been in the refrigerator all day and it didn't have much taste. The pita bread also tasted like it had been in the refrigerator as well. We also ordered the BBQ chicken pizza. The dough, cheese, and BBQ sauce were good, but the cubes of chicken were totally dried out and the jalapeño pepper slices were nuclear hot. I tried the Aviation cocktail which was ok. It had a nice violet color but it was extremely gin forward. My girlfriend had the Red Eye which she enjoyed. It was grapefruit forward which she liked and it was balanced, but she could have done without the Taijin rim. Some of the drinks have airplane shaped ice cubes which is a nice touch. The drinks were ok and the food was subpar. The group of three people we sat with were friendly and they left about fifteen minutes later so we had the space to ourselves for the rest of our visit. The few servers we interacted with were friendly and service was fine. The environment is what killed it for us. When we first sat down "in the plane", there was a group of six sitting across from us and they had two young children that were running all over the place most of the time. When we were deciding on whether or not to get another round of drinks, another group came in with a dog. We love kids and animals, but this isn't the place for that in what I would expect to be an adults only no animals establishment so we decided to leave. The bottom of the white airplane body under the windows was also dusty and had stains that looked like they had been there a long time. Fun concept, especially if you are with a group of people, but it didn't work for us due to the other guests on that particular night. They also need to step up the food.

    Seats on one side of the bar
    Tara R.

    Great experience and very entertaining. Surprisingly for bar food it was excellent. The service is exceptional and the entertainment is interactive with patrons. Great concept and well executed

    Jenny X.

    SUCH a unique experience! Would 100% recommend it, we even almost missed it since it's a speakeasy. Good: - The staff are all dressed like airplane staff, and they commit to the bit - The drinks are all themed, I got a chocolate rum drink that tasted like hot chocolate, and the others got drinks with little airplane shaped ice in them. - The seats are airplane seats, and the bathroom is an airplane stall, but better - The waiter we had was from France, and he was really entertaining - There are even fake clouds in the ceiling Bad: - We wish we spent longer here! Overall would come here, it's a hidden gem in a sleepy shopping mall.

    Gourmet flat bread (comes with truffle oil drizzle and arugula, but I ordered without)
    Denise M.

    This is a cool little place! It is actually kind of a speakeasy - - you walk through a wine bar/store to get to the door to PS Air. When you walk in there is a lighted aisle, just like on a plane. There are airplane seats on either side of the aisle, the groups of two first class seats or three coach seats face each other with a table made from an airplane wing in the middle. The seats even have seat belts and a flotation vest underneath!! There are clouds hanging from the ceiling that change colors, and vintage airline photos and enlarged posters on the wall. Running along the side of each while our airline windows with lit photos in each one. There's disco ball and a DJ booth and a blue lip bar in the back. The bathroom door looks like the push doors on a real airplane bathroom, but, fortunately, The bathroom is nice and large. The bartender wears a pilot's uniform, and it looks like they have a boozy brunch served by uniformed "flight attendants." The other two ordered beer, but I ordered a cocktail - - The chocolate cloud. It was delicious and pretty boozy! The food menu is small, but the food was good. We got the flatbread pizza, which was like a margarita pizza; the gourmet pizza, a white pizza with mushrooms; and the sliders with onion jam and macaroni salad. What a fun place to come when you're in Palm Springs! I would like to go back in the evening and see one of the shows, or even more, attend a boozy brunch!

    Christina M.

    Come fly with me. PS Air Bar & Grill. A hidden gem in Palm Springs. Cool atmosphere, friendly staff and great drinks. A great find if you're in Palm Springs.

    Entrance to PS Air is through the Bouschet Wine Shop.
    Mike W.

    We finally made it into PS Air and were not disappointed. It was super busy (admittedly, we went during Modernism Week, without a reservation), but they were still able to seat us in short order. If you haven't been here yet or heard about it, the bar is whimsically themed like an airplane, and it feels like you're inside headed to some far off destination. The decor is amazing, with various views out of each window, vintage luggage stored overhead, service staff in uniform, and clouds above your head. Speaking of heads, even the bathroom sticks to this theme, being a slightly larger version of what you'll find on a plane. The menu is quite creative, again with the aeronautical theme. Off of the "Wines Around the World" menu, my wife ordered a glass of South African Merlot ($12), while I had one of their signature cocktails, the Warm Nuts ($16). Since we had eaten earlier, we just shared an order of the Mixed Olives ($10), but all of the food that came out to the tables around us looked very good. We did order a second round of drinks. I tried a Turbulence ($16) and my wife had the Chocolate Cloud ($16). All cocktails were well made, and delicious! Service was very good on our visit, even though there was a little bit of a wait due to the larger crowds and them being one person short. Overall, a fun experience, and I'm sure we'll be back to give more food and cocktails a try.

    Alyson G.

    This is the best speakeasy I've ever been to! The decorations are on point to the theme. We went for karaoke night and had an absolute blast. The service is impeccable as well. They made sure that our experience was the best. I really would recommend going here to anyone who asks. And the drinks, they were strong! Loved it.

    Cute airline seats!
    Andrew T.

    10/10 experience! A few of our friends or aviation nerd, and this could not have been a more fun experience. The service and drinks are incredible. We came at our reservation time, and unfortunately, they were packed with a party. They apologized and accommodated us in a separate area until our table was ready. Definitely would love to come back. The ambiance here is very warm and charming, especially for those who have an appreciation for airplanes.

    Cute ice cube in my lychee martini
    Anvita S.

    Lovely live music on a Monday night. We had the place almost to ourselves but enjoyed the fun decor and ambience. Food menu looked great but we didn't try it. Next time!

    Connie G.

    I'll take a flight any day of the week here! Walked in and was greeted right away. Music was jammin and the atmosphere is just super cool! They upgraded our seats to 1st class which was neat to see the different areas similar to on a real airplane. Drinks were delicious and perfectly chilled. Host was social and professional. Loved the overall theme of this space. Went later in the evening so didn't take advantage of the food options but definitely will be coming back with my passport haha!

    Melissa B.

    Me and my boyfriend booked a last minute trip to Palm Springs with zero plans and somehow stumbled into one of the best surprises of the weekend. I called PS Air on a whim and the guy who answered was so friendly and welcoming. It set the tone right away. When we arrived, they seated us next to a random person in true airplane fashion and honestly, we vibed. Chill convo, strong drinks, and good energy all around. Speaking of drinks, the pear martini was strong in the best way. This is why I love gay bars. They do not play around with their pours.The whole vibe was immersive and fun. Real airplane seats that actually recline and are super comfy, nostalgic aviation decor, and a crew that really delivers the experience.The DJ playlist was so random in the most iconic way. It felt like all my Spotify playlists hit shuffle at once and I was weirdly obsessed. Next time I'm definitely coming back for their drag Sunday brunch or a murder mystery night. PS Air isn't just a bar, it's a whole experience. 10/10, highly recommend.

    How cute is the airplane ice cube :h)
    Hallett L.

    Fun atmosphere - like six rows on an aircraft. Highly recommend reservations as we were seated in First Class which most are real coach seats. We had a cocktail and the pilots warm nuts - lol - which were amazing and actually worth the $15. Bartender made a perfect martini. Service was great and we had a fun time.

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    Awesome experience. Great service and awesome place to go in Palm Springs. Thank you for this great time

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    Ask the Community - PS Air

    Im curious about the Mid-Mod Boozy Brunch? Any one wanna give me a review?😉

    Not sure about mid boozy brunch , I'd give them a call they would be more than happy to answer !

    Is this place 18 and up?

    Yep. It's based on the Speakeasys of the 1920's. Alcohol is served, so I'm going with Adults only atmosphere.… 

    Do you have to get ticket for a Friday or only if there is a show?

    If you want to see the show, reservations are a must. If you come in before the show starts, you could get a seat, but you'll be asked to leave once the show starts.

    Can you go there on Saturday or Sunday can you just go for a drink on the plane without doing the show?

    Yes, just get there a little early since I believe the show starts at 7.

    It says naughty flight attendants on their website... is this a strip club?

    As Jim said, it's a drag show.... But an Excellent Drag Show. We went for their 11:00 am Sunday show… 

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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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    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!!!!

    The food at Clandestino in Palm Springs was good, but unfortunately, the portions were extremely…read moresmall for the price. We honestly felt like we paid full size prices for kid size meals and left still hungry. We had another appointment immediately afterward, so we didn't have time to order anything else, which made it even more disappointing. We've been to the Azusa location, and the difference in portion sizes is surprising! The servings there are easily 2-3 times the amount. For what we paid in Palm Springs, we definitely expected more. The food itself was enjoyable, but the value and portion sizes really missed the mark for us.

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    Bootlegger Tiki has quickly become one of my favorite spots in town, and after visiting for the…read moresecond time, I can confidently say it delivers an exceptional experience every single time. The atmosphere hits the perfect balance between cozy, retro, and vibrant. From the moment you walk in, the moody lighting, detailed tropical decor, and intimate setting set an incredible vibe that instantly makes you feel like you've escaped to a secret oasis. It is ideal for catching up with friends, starting off a night out, or enjoying a relaxed evening drink. Beyond the fantastic ambiance, the service is top-notch. The staff and bartenders are incredibly welcoming, knowledgeable, and passionate about what they do. They are always happy to recommend options based on your taste, and the attention to detail in every cocktail really shows. The drinks themselves are expertly crafted, balanced, and beautifully presented--you can tell real thought goes into the menu. Whether you are looking for classic tiki flavors or unique craft creations, everything served is flavorful and high quality. The small bites are equally impressive and pair wonderfully with the drink selection. Having gone twice now, Bootlegger Tiki has officially earned a permanent spot on my go-to list whenever I'm looking for great drinks, wonderful service, and an unforgettable atmosphere. I already cannot wait to go back for round three--highly recommended to anyone looking for a fantastic night out on Palm Canyon Drive!

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    Bar Cecil - Our dessert, yummy

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    I went to Bar Cecil to celebrate a double birthday with my bestie last night. First off, you have…read moreto make reservations two weeks in advance online-- not more, not less. They don't pick up the phone at all, so don't bother calling. They do, however, take walk-ins if you're willing to wait. All part of the optics and over hype. We brought our own bottle of Veuve and they were great about putting it on ice for us and opened it for us so we could sip while we waited for a table. All excellent, but it came at a $49 corkage fee before tip! Geez! When we were seated, the host made a big deal about our birthdays gave us BOTH handwritten birthday cards and told the waiter to take good care of us because we were celebrating a double birthday and seated us at a center spot at the bar, which we loved! A hit! Overall, the service and ALL the staff were great, but to be honest. some of the food was hit and miss. The menu is somewhat underwhelming. They seem to be mostly known for their deviled eggs. Okay, I love a deviled egg, but so what? Every time I'd ask anyone about Bar Cecil, they'd say, "Well. their deviled eggs are good." We should have known then, but we wanted to see for ourselves what the hype was about. It's French because they serve, escargot, steak frites, and caviar service, but it's really a bunch of different food items that aren't really cohesive -- deviled eggs with dates and sage, Thai curry muscles, smoke pork chop, cacio e pepe. WTF? The best things we had were the oysters, grilled artichokes and the Bernaise sauce on the steak frites was spot on, but the steak itself was chewy and difficult to cut with a steak knife -- a miss that could have been a hit. Not worth the price point. We also ordered the Thai curry muscles, which were really good until the last six muscles, which were sandy and gritty. Again another miss, that could have been a hit. The waiter did take them off the bill, but then at the very end of our "double birthday celebration," the waiter asked, "Are you ready for desert?" My friend responded, "Well, I'm pretty full. Is it complimentary?" And he responded, "It is, but I didn't want to ruin the surprise." So we both ordered desert -- I ordered a "special" desert that wasn't on the menu. A cookie ice cream thing and she ordered the pavlova. Mine was okay. She loved hers. Again it could have been a massive hit-- instead it was a massive miss! We were charged $27 for our two "complimentary" deserts before tax and tip! Oh well, we didn't haggle and paid our bill, but only tipped 20%. We would have tipped an extra $50-$100 because it was our birthdays and we would have tipped all the comped amounts to the wait staff, figuring we would have paid those costs plus tax and tip on top of that. Too bad. Overall, I wouldn't wait in long lines any time soon for this experience. It's was just a meh for us.

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    Place is vibe. I appreciated it being an older mature crowd( 30's-40's). Good drinks and great…read moremusic:

    Dark Cocktail lounge on the verge of thinking themselves a Speakeasy, but would never call…read morethemsevles that, but just classic Palm Springs lounging. If you didn't know better you'd think you were in LA in the summer, excepty for the bocce ball. They have an excellent selection of spirits, cocktails. Maybe a little varied, but decently creative. The only thing that gets me is pricing. Sure you pay for everything for decor, glassware and not just spritis, but I recall wondering how they price their drinks becuase not everything is equal or standard mark up when some things aren't house made it's easy to cost out becuase you stop paying for creativity after a certain point. It feels like they took alot of Mr. Lyons business model and use that for pricing rather than a sole entity with their own margins. The service makes up for it, the ambiance makes up for it. The crowd makes up for it. Far less wrinkled and aging snowbirds and retirees circling the drain in their waning days. People dressing up and celebrating, genuine convivialness abounds with most guests. It's not somewhere else trying bring that vibe here, it's pretty authentic. It's separate from nextdoor other than shared bathrooms, so don't be surprised when you feel like your in a different world. Most people who wander between the 2 take pause and awe for a few seconds before their mood shifts to match the room. Not a place to get sloppy and party that way unless it's a closed event. It's a great, classic PS lounge for when you have 2 groups of friends who you can entertain, the steakhouse crowd for dinner and the loungers beforehand. Sunsets on the patio under the string lights and couches is rich backyard summertime vibez.

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    View of the bar from a corner seat

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    0.6 mi

    We stopped at Evening Citizen after dinner for a girls' night drink and absolutely loved it! First…read moreof all, finding the place is part of the experience. We wandered around for a bit looking completely confused until someone finally took pity on us and pointed out the unmarked dark door. Apparently, if you know, you know! Once inside, it has such a fun Prohibition-era speakeasy feel. The atmosphere is dark, intimate, and very cool, and our bartender was fabulous and completely played along with the vibe. When I pulled out my phone to take a picture, he looked at me very seriously and said, "No pictures, please." I immediately put my phone away! Later, when our drinks arrived, I cautiously asked, "Am I allowed to take a picture of these?" He laughed and said, "Of course! I was just giving you the vibe!" We had just come from a slightly odd service experience at Workshop Kitchen (see that review!), so for a second I thought, "Oh no, here we go again!" Thankfully, not at all. The drinks were great, the atmosphere was fun, and the bartender made the experience even better. Such a fun hidden little speakeasy and definitely a place I would recommend. We'll absolutely be back!

    I've heard a lot of things about this place but have never been. Same concept with other speakeasy…read moreas in hidden doors, special word, a knock and so on. Well this one, located in the Arena area of Palm Springs. Theres no name or signs anywhere. You just have to know where to look. Try opening doors and see which one opens. We were walking back to the car when I noticed the doors. As l had heard so much about it but didn't know where it was. Well lucky me, I opened the door with the first try. I had an idea on where it was but didn't know where. That's where the 4 stars come in. As I had the door open, I could hear from the bar area a gentleman yelling out shut the door. Ok, I get the dark hidden concept but yelling out like that, kind of rude. Do you not want people in. It was about 11pm when we walked in. You enter and it's a dark hallway straight to the bar. That'll be what you see right when you walk in. Place is covered in a dark damask wallpaper and only light are small fixtures. So dark and demure. Bar area is the main attraction with all the seating. There's a few hi tops along the wall as well as some seating in the back area. I'm not sure how big the place is as we only went straight to the bar and sat down. The menu is printed to resemble vintage newspaper. The dark mysterious room with tufted seats and dim lights is what this place is all about. But of course you can't leave out the drinks. Centered of the bar wall, there's Udo Kier watching you. Anyways, down to the drinks. Printed on the newspaper was a perfect touch. I went with the pisco sour and we had the bartender make something else with mescal. An updated smoke and mirror I believe. Drinks were excellent which we expected. The whole place is really dark and mysterious which was a nice touch. It wasn't that busy when we arrived Friday night. A couple of people in the back area which we definitely could hear...lol... There was no list to get in as we just walked in. The only downfall with the rating, the rude remark when we walked in with shutting the door all the way from the bar area. Yes we heard it from outside. There were two bartenders working , but we did chat with one of them and she was a sweetheart. Informed us that they too will be closed down for the summer holiday but will be renovating. Places out here closes at least a month for summer holidays and with the slow season due to the heat. First impression of this place, besides the rude remark was we really liked it. The drinks were great and tasty. It's not super big but more intimate. Can get a little loud as people are talking over each other. Could be the alcohol.... It's someplace I would visit again with people who I know will appreciate it.

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    The Evening Citizen - Mary Pickford and Backstabber

    Mary Pickford and Backstabber

    The Evening Citizen - There are 2 rules for this bar. Rule #1 involves the bar lamps. Rule #2 refers to the picture on the bar.

    There are 2 rules for this bar. Rule #1 involves the bar lamps. Rule #2 refers to the picture on the bar.

    The Evening Citizen - Velvet wallpaper

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    The Thirsty Palms - Denver omelet

    The Thirsty Palms

    4.5(490 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    •$$

    The food was incredible. The service was excellent. The ambiance was delightful. I plan to go back.read more

    It's been a while since we were last here for a meal. First off, just like a lot of restaurants in…read morethe valley, they close for summer break. Some longer than others so it's really nice for restaurants to be back. We did have a meal just before they closed for their break so to be back for another meal, it was nice. Majority of the places tend to open back up around Labor Day weekend as that's when the crowds do trickle back in. Fast forward to the past weekend, we stopped by for brunch. I personally love having a meal along the patio as it's great for people watching. But let me tell you, it was a bit too hot even along the covered patio with mister. All the seating is covered one way or another. The front patio along the restaurant does have mister coming down while the opposite patio that's along the street does not. It is covered though. Out of all the times we've been here, this was the first time having a meal inside the restaurant. It's a cute quaint place. Fun mid century vibe with a nice bar to one side. Also they do have a cute set up whenever you want to host a brunch or something similar. The staffs are always so sweet and friendly. Everyone is so welcoming which that is amazing for places. Then comes the food. We've mainly only been for brunch which is alway great. Menu does change for lunch and dinner. But for now, we've only had brunch and it's alway delicious. Everything we've had has always been fresh and delicious. And for drinks, they do have a full bar I believe. We tend to stick to either the bubbly specials with the mixed berries and three juice options or Bloody Mary. Both, very good. This visit, we opted for the Bloody Mary. Nothing fancy but delicious and with an added slice of bacon. Food wise, the ricotta orange pancake is delicious. House made ricotta pancakes with blueberries, mandarin oranges, whipped cream, powdered sugar and maple syrup on the side. A full meal on its own but also a good sweet addition to a meal. The chicken sandwich, grilled chicken with romaine lettuce, tomato, mozzarella, avocado, mix onion and fried bell peppers on toasted sour dough. Served with a side which their fries are delicious. That itself is pretty massive and very flavorful and delicious. Lastly a build your own omelette with mushrooms, spinach and cheeses. Served with a side salad. Besides build your own, they also have some creations that I've had and are quite delicious. The food has alway been great each and every time. As we've only mainly been for brunch, everything has always been delicious. Service is amazing and the staffs are alway so friendly. It's one of our go to for brunch.

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    The Thirsty Palms - The interior of the restaurant.

    The interior of the restaurant.

    The Thirsty Palms - Chicken Caesar Salad

    Chicken Caesar Salad

    The Thirsty Palms - Arnold Palmer

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    Truss & Twine

    Truss & Twine

    4.2(227 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    •$$

    Pretty cool place! Parked in the back parking lot. Seat your self vibe and servers come to you. Our…read morebartender suggested the "paper plane" whiskey drink and fiancé was intrigued by it, but said their whiskey sour was AMAZING. It definitely got busy as the night went on.

    White Russian: 6/5 One of my favorite drinks of all time, Truss and Twine has THE version. Sweet,…read moresmooth, and a little mysterious, this is what an espresso martini wants to be. 1 can be the perfect ending to a long night, more might make you not remember! The "Urinal" Cake: 5/5 This drink has a proper name, but I totally forgot. While this is not on the menu, the bartenders here can easily whip this up for you. The best way I can describe it is a very pleasant drink that is super smooth while having the essence and aroma of a men's restroom. Truss and Twine has so many phenomenal drinks that I probably wouldn't get this again but it's a good one! Papaya Salad: 4/5 Is it a little muted? Does it have fillers like cabbage? Is it pricey? Yes, but it's made with care and vegan for that crowd. They do little details like blanching the green beans that really impressed me but it definitely is a little toned-down in the flavor department. I would get it again to accompany my drinks but not as its own thing. Wagyu Beef Dumplings: 2/5 I didn't like these at all. The filling was dense and didn't taste like a proper dumpling filling. For all the oil they were floating in, it was very bland. Especially at the price it's at, I would pass. Ambiance: Modern and sleek. Come super casual or super dressed up. I've come looking rough while sitting right next people in full glamour. Service: The bartenders are all very attentive. If you feel like you're being ignored, flag them down and they'll catch right back up with you. Parking: There is only street parking but I never had issue finding any parking. Easy for street parking but hard if you're bad at it.

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    Truss & Twine - Mojito and Gimlet

    Mojito and Gimlet

    Truss & Twine
    Truss & Twine - White Russian

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    Window Bar

    Window Bar

    4.7(20 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    This is a nice little bar with a huge window. I've been meaning to have a drink here for a few…read moreyears now. I forgot his name but the bartender was very nice and you could tell he likes his job. We got there and ordered a drink, and we're lucky enough to get a free order of some delicious bread sticks. The drink was very tasty for a decent price, so I would come back for more drinks.

    My girlfriend and I were out exploring the area while we were on a quick getaway, and we…read moreencountered the new Kimpton Hotel in Palm Springs. It caught our attention as we had stayed in two different Kimpton Hotels in Seattle prior. We wanted to grab a drink at the Window Bar (not knowing that was its actual name, but the conversation we had with the bartender about that window shining too much light at certain parts of the morning definitely gave me a chuckle in hindsight). We happened to be a bit early since he had not been able to finish setting up shop yet. We went ahead and waited until he was ready without rushing him because we ourselves weren't in any rush at all. Surrounded by a ton of nice interesting artwork, it was a pure joy to enjoy a drink or two in this environment. The bar can be found at the corner on the other side of the hotel concierge in plain sight from such a big space for a lobby, directly left upon entrance through the front. Since it was slow in the morning, we were able to chat it up with the bartender and even explore a bit of experimentation in the form of a particular top secret cocktail that every mixologist knows. I definitely exercised my etiquette and reading the conditions to even suggest it. He couldn't be any nicer about our time with him. So yeah, Christopher H. from 9/9/18, I don't know what you're talking about. I make it a point to visit the bar at any Kimpton location nowadays. I always seem to have a good time. But then again, I can only speak for myself. Parking: Street, unless you're a guest at the hotel. FYI: - Despite the hours on Yelp saying this place is open from 4-10pm, they might open earlier, as we joined in at around 11am or noon. But don't hold me to it. If there's somebody at the bar, you'll need to simply ask if it is open yet.

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    Window Bar
    Window Bar - Beer Cheese Fondue with Delicious Soft Pretzels!!!!!!!!!

    Beer Cheese Fondue with Delicious Soft Pretzels!!!!!!!!!

    Window Bar

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