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.

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.

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 is located in the corner of the parking lot next to Vons…read more I usually walk right past this place as I am shopping at other places but today I tried it out. Customer service was nice, the cashiers greeted everyone who came in and as I browsed I could hear them talking and laughing with the customers who were ready to make their purchases . The other employees were hanging up clothes or just keeping the store tidy in general. The selection of clothes was nice, a few names brands, and everything reasonably priced and definitely gives me Ross vibes as far as the prices goes. This store definitely has everything but groceries and full blown appliances inside it lol. 10/10

Used and second hand items. Mostly things you would find at a Swap-Meet. Some items are new but are…read moreseconds or returns, or from stores that went out of business. Lots of very old stuff.

This is a wonderful location. I loved the Albertsons here!!! Not only is it as wonderfully stacked…read moreas all Albertsons , against this picturesque background of mountains and palm trees, but it is very clean and artfully decorated. I asked who is doing the displays, they said employees. Well, they are lucky to have these people, they do a great job making the place look really nice . Great choice also on putting up all these brand collectibles, like the huge silver man, all the bar lights, the copper canisters, and the palm trees with Corona signs

If you are a fan of Midcentury Modern, you have to visit the shops at Racquet Club Shopping Center…read more We were lucky to discover the place 2 years ago on a winter vacation from Minnesota. Each time we go back we continue to marvel at all the MCM furniture and accessories. Some stores have high end original pieces from the well known designers of the time. It's an amazing place.

When I discovered this center, I felt like I had been told about an awesome locals secret. I have…read morelived in Palm Springs over 6 years, and I had no idea how great the shops were in this center! In the North end of town, right before the entrance to the Tramway, this is a funky little shopping plaza that with some of the best home decor stores around! The stores are filled with Mid-Century antiques, art, playful décor and the plaza even has a dispensary. Besides these great furniture and home stores, the shopping center also has a beloved coffee shop, an Italian owned Italian Restaurant. The italian restaurant is actually how I discovered the plaza itself. Came in for dinner and saw all the amazing window displays and new stores, so I had to return the next day! And have been back many times since. Definitely worth checking out, if you are a fan of Mid-Century home furnishings. The stores vary on selection and pricing, but they are all devotees to this period in time!

I love this TJ Maxx. It is BEAUTIFUL in here!! Everything is organized and stocked fully and this…read morestore is SPOTLESS!!! I've been to a lot of TJ Maxx stores but this one is the CLEANEST, MOST ORGANIZED store I have shopped at. I now make this location a MUST every time I'm in Palm Springs on vacation and I ALWAYS find something fabulous. This visit I purchased a gorgeous pair of Franco Sarto Tinsley Woven Mary Jane's ($39.99 here and $120.00 right now at a big box store) and a jumbo size bottle of St. Tropez Self Tanner ($19.99 here and $49.00 at other beauty store)......I will be back very soon!

This was, by far, one of the worst shopping experiences I have had, particularly when it comes to…read morecustomer service and professionalism. On October 9, 2026, at approximately 3:00 p.m., I visited the TJ Maxx location in Palm Springs to return a ring I had purchased the previous day at the Palm Desert location. After removing the tag and trying the ring on, I noticed that one of the stones was missing. This was a defect I had not noticed at the time of purchase. I immediately contacted the Palm Springs location to inquire about returning the item. When I arrived, the store manager, whose name I could not identify because her hair was covering her name badge, informed me that I had to return the ring to the original location where it was purchased. Despite having the receipt and all the required tags, she insisted that this was the policy and claimed there was signage at the jewelry counter stating that all jewelry returns must be made at the original location. However, the only signage I observed outlined the standard return policy, including the 30-day return window and the requirement to present the receipt and tags. I did not see any sign stating that jewelry purchased at one TJ Maxx location could not be returned to another. What should have been a simple return involving a defective item turned into an unnecessary discussion lasting approximately five minutes before the manager ultimately processed the return. I found the interaction disappointing and unprofessional. If a specific return restriction exists, customers should be informed of the actual policy clearly and accurately. Referring to signage that a customer cannot locate, particularly when the stated policy appears inconsistent with the information displayed, creates confusion and undermines trust. As a customer, I expect management to handle reasonable concerns professionally, communicate store policies accurately, and make an effort to resolve issues without unnecessary confrontation. I understand that individual store procedures may vary, but that does not excuse a dismissive approach or the failure to provide clear, verifiable information. I am requesting that this interaction be reviewed and that the company clarify its policy regarding cross-location jewelry returns. Customers should not have to argue with a store manager over a return involving a defective product when they have proof of purchase and the required documentation. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and used as an opportunity to reinforce customer service standards and ensure that customers are treated with professionalism and respect.

I love this place. It was much nicer than I expected. It's more like a museum or art gallery than…read morean antique store in my opinion. Though it's loaded with antiques, they are not the usual junk you see at some other antique shops. It's huge, and everything is super clean and high quality. And most prices seemed fair. The staff were very nice and helpful. They even gave out fresh picked lemons and limes as you left. Highly recommend. I'm definitely going to go back next time I'm in Palm Springs.

Very friendly gals greeted us as we walked in and offered to direct us through so we wouldn't miss…read moreany of the curated booths. The gallery occupies 2 floors and each rented booth owner really puts thought and care into how their items are displayed and each booth is easy to navigate. I love looking for MCM finds and there were a lot of items here from that era. But there was a lot of variety. One very colorful room on the second floor looks like original art. I'm a "look at every bit & bob" kinda gal, so it took about 2 hours to go through the whole selection. Clean bathrooms on both floors were greatly appreciated. Like any "antique" shop in a touristy city, but especially one as known for history, MCM and ties to classic Hollywood as PS, prices were on the higher side, but some booths were running discounts, so it's always worth a perusal. We'll check back in again the next time we visit "The Desert". Cheers! "CC"

Very obstructive, unhelpful employees. Planned to used a return-merchandise card from a partner…read morestore today but due to an employee error it said my name was "AB," clearly a mistake and of course it didn't match my driver's license. Staff only said, repeatedly, they couldn't help me and I "should call corporate." They then yelled a sarcastic "Have a nice day" to me after I became frustrated and left. Now, checking online search, I see I have options and they're clearly laid out. That's all the employees needed to tell me. Perhaps they could print these out and provide to customers unfamiliar with the process. Terrible attitudes and awful customer service. I will spread the word and never return.

My second time visiting this store in five years. This Marshalls always comes in clutch. Especially…read moreif you forgot to pack something. Came here for some Korean skincare since I ran out and found a good selection in the skincare aisle. Looked up Pretty Skin toner online and Reddit said it was a decent toner for $5.99 and they were right. In the past I found a pepsi bathing suit that fit and looked so 80's but it looked great! Definitely stop in if you're having a fashion emergency and need some great finds at a great price.

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.