best restaurants in Palm Springs and environs
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best restaurants in Palm Springs and environs
I am hosting a small meeting at the Hyatt in Palm Springs in early January 2008. I need restaurant recommendations for dinner for six nights. Money is no object. Looking for fantstic food, great service/atmosphere, good wine lists. Please help me. Oh and any location is Coachella Valley is ok.
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Search www.chowhound.com you'll get many recommendations.
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- Le Valleuris for the old 'rat pack' experience
- Riccio's for Italian
- Europa for Euro elegance
- Johannes for modern continental and cosmopolitan
- Sullivan's for steak (PD)
- Scirroco at the Esmeralda in Indian Wells (too far?)
- Blend for creative fine dining (in La Quinta, probably too far for you)
I had never looked at Chowhound before. Interesting site. I liked the debate about La Casuelas Terraza. The Del Gados are a really nice family, but frankly the food (and service sometimes) at Terraza has been mediocre for the last 20 years. It is a tourist trap, but a great, lively place for a drink, then move on. The Morcus restaurants---Kaiser Grille, The Deck, Chop House, Hog's Breath, etc---can also be a good spot for a drink, but my experience has been much less than stellar for dining (after many tries).
Good luck! Have a great time!
PSL
- Riccio's for Italian
- Europa for Euro elegance
- Johannes for modern continental and cosmopolitan
- Sullivan's for steak (PD)
- Scirroco at the Esmeralda in Indian Wells (too far?)
- Blend for creative fine dining (in La Quinta, probably too far for you)
I had never looked at Chowhound before. Interesting site. I liked the debate about La Casuelas Terraza. The Del Gados are a really nice family, but frankly the food (and service sometimes) at Terraza has been mediocre for the last 20 years. It is a tourist trap, but a great, lively place for a drink, then move on. The Morcus restaurants---Kaiser Grille, The Deck, Chop House, Hog's Breath, etc---can also be a good spot for a drink, but my experience has been much less than stellar for dining (after many tries).
Good luck! Have a great time!
PSL
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If you don't mind casual and inexpensive but very good, try Thai Smile--there are 2 of them in the area.
Also, the Japanese restaurant (forgot it's name) at the Marriott was pretty good if I remember correctly, plus it's fun taking the boat there.
Also, the Japanese restaurant (forgot it's name) at the Marriott was pretty good if I remember correctly, plus it's fun taking the boat there.
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