The Best Restaurants in Palm Springs, According to Locals

Address: 1785 E Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, CA 92262

Workshop Kitchen + Bar

Located in the city’s Uptown Design District, this Michelin-recommended restaurant is the perfect place for a special dinner. “Chef Michael is passionate about farm-to-table cooking, with ingredients sourced from local farms in the Coachella Valley,” says Ostermeyer, adding that Workshop Kitchen + Bar’s menu changes seasonally and their cocktail list relies heavily on homemade ingredients. “Perfect for date night or dinner with friends.”

Address: 800 N Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92262

Gillian’s

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“If you’re willing to take a quick drive to Palm Desert, Jillian’s is well worth a visit. “The restaurant is located in a beautiful turn-of-the-century estate, is family-owned and has one of the prettiest dining rooms,” Delgado said. “And, the food is delicious. “

Address: 74155 El Paseo, Palm Desert, CA 92260

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Las Casuelas Nuevas is another mainstay in Rancho Mirage, owned by Delgado and his family. “I grew up there and have always done menu design and building decoration,” he shared, adding that he will tie the knot there in November. As for food, guests can enjoy multi-generational family classic Mexican fare and “jumbo” margaritas.

Address: 70-050 CA-111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270

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For those looking for a quintessential desert lunch spot with a grilled chicken sandwich and spade tea, head straight to the farm. “You feel like you’re in the South of France there,” said Mitchell Karp, founder of Mitchells Palm Springs.

Address: 6 La Plaza Palm Springs, CA 92262

Gabinos Pancakes

Don’t have time to sit down for a meal in between visits to your favorite antique store? Better to go to Gabinos Creperie for a quick bite. “They serve crepes out the window and serve delicious sauces that have been passed down for generations,” Delgado said. “The brother who owns it is local and a delight.”

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