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Palm Greens Cafe

Google (633) 4.4
Tripadvisor (369) 4.4
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Address
611 S. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs
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Phone
(760) 864-9900
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Website
www.palmgreenscafe.com

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About this place Palm Greens Cafe

Palm Greens Cafe is a daytime café on South Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs, focused on organic, vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free food made without additives or preservatives. It is a mainstream café listed as gay-friendly. The menu runs to breakfast plates, salads, bowls, smoothies and coffee. It opens daily from 08:00 to 15:00, so it suits breakfast or lunch, not dinner. It rates 4.4 from about 630 Google reviews. The location is on the south side of downtown, within walking distance of the Arenas Road gay bars.

Opening Hours

Closed
Monday 08:00-15:00
Tuesday 08:00-15:00
Wednesday 08:00-15:00
Thursday 08:00-15:00
Friday 08:00-15:00
Saturday 08:00-15:00
Sunday 08:00-15:00

Features

Gay-friendly (straight venue) LGBTQ+ Food served Safe space Walk ins welcome

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4.4
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633 reviews

Based on 633 Google reviews.

Petra Beals
Petra Beals Jun 2026
★★★★★

We came here after a few disappointing restaurant experiences in Palm Springs. This place is the complete opposite! The food is outstanding, organic, with lots of healthy vegan options. Our waiter was super friendly and helpful, plus they don't use any single use items. Their water comes in stainless steel containers and you can fill them in small stainless steel cups. 10/10 recommend!

James Hudspeth
James Hudspeth May 2026
★★★★★

Very fast and excellent food - well balanced flavors across everything. Great service.

Frank Humphries
Frank Humphries May 2026
★★★★★

They only offer cartons of water for sale and it’s not enough water. Can you imagine having a restaurant in a hot desert and only offering small paper cartons of water for sale. Maybe they don’t have a good dishwashing machine. It was also annoying and rude seeing “this is not a toy” label on sugar holder. Anyone knows that, that has kids, if you can get in 30 seconds to eat when you are with a small toddler you are doing pretty good and if they have to shake the sugar dispenser for 30 seconds so be it. Most parents will put the sugar packages back in the container. But more so the message is abrasive and rude. It’s almost an anti kid message. It made me not want to come back there. They get 2 stars taken off the five stars for the above reasons. The food is great but experience left me with a bass taste in my mouth.

Amanda Hankins
Amanda Hankins May 2026
★★★★★
Alicia Fremling
Alicia Fremling May 2026
★★★★★

Excellent menu with great variety. We were six people and everyone loved their dishes. The service was fast and friendly. They even kindly split an Acai bowl for two of us. We enjoyed fresh juices, smoothies, the breakfast burrito, breakfast taco and vegan biscuits & gravy. It is evident that the restaurant had several local, regular patrons, and the staff treated everyone with great attention and care. Thank you!

Brian Parker
Brian Parker May 2026
★★★★★

Açaí bowl and root veggie salad were bomb

Steve Villa
Steve Villa May 2026
★★★★★

Food here is both delicious and healthy. The service is above and beyond as well. Found my new lunch spot!

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Last updated on 7 November 2026

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