James Manenski

This Palm Springs restaurant, in a mid-century building, has been a local favorite since 2009. It’s a good spot for dinner, with solid food, nice service, and a busy feel that pulls people back.

Palm Springs is a major LGBTQ+ destination, and eating out is a big part of that. This place fits right in, a relaxed spot for a decent, affordable meal. The mid-century modern look of the building just adds to the whole vibe of the area, making it an easy stop for anyone checking out Palm Springs’ retro-meets-now appeal.

You’ll find it at 707 California 111 Business. The combination of easy prices, good food, and a lively buzz makes it feel like you’re really eating out in Palm Springs, especially if you’re here for the LGBTQ+ scene.