Everywhere you need to eat and drink in Palm Springs right now
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Everywhere you need to eat and drink in Palm Springs right now
"Palm Springs' economy hinges on the volatility of seasonal tourism, which explains why so few new restaurants open there, and why some promising upstarts can quickly disappear. But new is fun, especially for Angelenos who travel frequently to the desert."
"This guide includes five standouts that opened since my last round of Palm Springs recommendations was published in April 2024. A sixth fresh addition highlights a 4-year-old Palm Desert restaurant that blends two tentpole South American cuisines."
"It's a reminder that following State Route 111 from Palm Springs, through nearby Cathedral City and beyond, can lead to less-heralded pleasures nestled in the area's strip malls. Seek them out on your way to or from Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival."
Palm Springs attracts visitors seeking relaxation amid 350 days of sunshine and mountain scenery, though culinary exploration often takes a backseat to leisure activities. The desert city's economy depends on seasonal tourism volatility, resulting in few new restaurant openings and some closures. However, recent dining developments provide fresh options for frequent visitors. Five new restaurants have opened since April 2024, complemented by a Palm Desert establishment blending two South American cuisines. These venues, often located in strip malls along State Route 111 through Cathedral City, offer rewarding culinary variety. These establishments serve visitors traveling to Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and those seeking enhanced dining experiences throughout the year.
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