First time here. Amazing views. A great hiking trail at the back end of the top. The temperature difference is a good 40*F between the bottom and the top, so prepare accordingly if you're going to be hiking. The Ride & Dine pass is definitely worth it. Otherwise, you have different options for food as there are two other restaurants available. Oh, and bring quarters to use the telescopes! I wish I had known that.

What an incredible experience! Absolutely breathtaking vistas surrounded by the gorgeous scenic mountains. At the peak of the mountain is stunning. I just love the view from way up there. It can get a little busy waiting for the team to take you in either direction, but once you get to the top, there's a beautiful hiking trail to conquer before heading back down. I am looking forward to coming back in the near future, especially in the winter.

It gets pretty packed in the weekends but a definite must for first time Palm Springs visitors. The views are incredible from the top. Things I wish I had known before going: There are a few hiking trails up there. Bring appropriate shoes as they are very rocky. It's a nice place to enjoy a picnic if you bring your own food. Bring a mask if you're uncomfortable being in very close proximity to people while riding up. Tram cars are standing room only and the next person is less than a foot away. There is a 20-30 degree difference in temperature, so bring a jacket. It wasn't too bad in late April. I can imagine it's pretty windy and chilly in the winter. Hope this helps.

Loved the experience! The staff is very friendly, polite and knowledgeable. Would recommend getting there around 7:30-8am if you do not have tickets and need to buy them for the morning. The revolving tram was fun and our little toddler loved it! The view was amazing. We didn't get to venture out into the play area as it was extremely windy for us. We love snow so enjoyed getting to touch it a bit. Will certainly be back in spring to enjoy what else there is to explore.

The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is a must-visit for anyone who is interested in stunning views, challenging hikes, or simply a unique way to experience the desert. The tram ride is an experience in itself, and the views from the top are simply breathtaking. There are trails for all levels of experience, so you can find something to suit your fitness level. And after a long day of hiking, you can relax and refuel at one of the many restaurants or shops at the top of the mountain.I highly recommend visiting the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway if you are ever in the area. It is an unforgettable experience that you will never forget

Would love to rate this better. That actual tram experience was great. Fabulous staff member and great musical descent coming back in dark (recommend). We booked the tram and dine evening with our two kids. Had a lovely tram ride up, walk around. The film about the tramway was over 20 years old and really needed updating. However, the food in the Pines cafe (including in our ticket) would warrant a 1/5. The service similar. Menu sounded nice but in reality had been sat there for a while. My unfussy 7 year old turned his nose up after trying. The corn on the cob has been in liquid for hours and was revolting. The bread was stale. My beef was inedible. The soda drinks tasted like pipe cleaner. The best bit was the basic salad. Really disappointed. Would not recommend booking the package.

Awesome experience and a unique aerial view of the Desert from 8,514ft. We got tickets at the station on the day. Plenty of parking at $12 per car. The tram was fun, 10-15 min ride, floor revolves while moving. Little daunting but fun. Lovely cafe, restaurant and bar at the summit but not cheap. Plenty of look out areas and hikes to avail of

This tram is such an awesome experience. My other favorite is at Snowbird in Utah; but that tram does not rotate like this tram. The rotating tram gives you a great view up and down this mountain. Don't worry about the rotating floor. It's slow and smooth. At the top of the tram is the Mountain Station which has food and beverage service; including a bar. There is only one negative about the experience and that's the cost of food and beverages. Just like sporting events and amusement parks, this place charges way too much for food and beverage. A small bottle of water is almost $5 and soda/pop is the same. There's a museum type thing on the lower level and food is on the upper level. If you exit on the back side there are trails to walk and hike. It's $12 to park so be prepared to pay. Other than that folks, enjoy an awesome day and get out of the desert heat 🇺🇸

Really nice ride up and very scenic, When you get to the top, there's an 8K' view and a forest to explore. The visitors center is informative, have bathrooms and food in case you forgot your snack. Worth checking out.

Everyone must take this team ride to 8,516 elevation. It is so crazy high and only takes 10 min to get up to the top. Amazing views. Best to go up during the day to hike and then come down in the evening to enjoy the lights of the city below

Highly recommend!! Make sure to buy your tickets online including parking pass and print them-this part saved us a lot of time. We went on a VERY hot day in Palm Springs. The tram ride was crowded, but it rotates so everyone gets a good view at some point. The tram itself is not air conditioned, but the windows open and it moves right along, so you get pretty good airflow - it only took about 10 minutes. We went up at 4:00 and bought the "Ride and Dine" package, which was a great deal. It was at least 35 degrees cooler at the top. Ate dinner early-limited menu but food was fine. Then we looked around the multi-level building with multiple balconies and picked a place to watch the sun go down. We stayed until after sunset and watched the l8ghts of Palm Springs start to twinkle. We rode the tram down about 8:15 and got an even better view of the lights. I really recommend a similar schedule...it was a really magical evening!

No words to explain how amazing this place is!! It’s a very surreal experience, and the people who work and volunteer there are wonderful. There are many workers there who were soldiers themselves, and hearing their knowledge is something I’m grateful for. The planes are breathtaking and the displays of knowledge and artifacts engage oneself. They also have a library of Life magazines, how cool! Highly recommended taking anyone there!!

This museum is just incredible. If you have family that were veterans and served, there is an incredible pull to what they went through and such a feeling you get. It's indescribable. The planes and all air crafts were mouth dropping. The artwork and symbolic drawings in the planes were beautiful. The members who served and survivors from wars were all so moving. There is so much history. It was such an honor to visit. We loved it.

I used to love going here as a kid, and the place has really grown. We definitely enjoyed our time there. The docents are quite knowledgeable and many are veterans. They have a sizable collection there. We really enjoyed seeing some of the planes fly. You can actually pay to ride around in some of the aircraft. They have adequate parking, so you shouldn't have any issues there. Plus, they also have a number of aircraft out front for you to view for free.

This place is amazing! Such a great location for a flight museum. The view is stunning during sunset! $20 per person, open till 5 pm. So many cool airplanes and the history behind each of them. Very well layout from indoor to outdoor. Highly recommend checking this place out when in PS!

Well appointed aviation museum focused on generations of military and general aircraft. Ample parking space. Visited in the bright July sunshine! What made things interesting were the knowledgeable vets across all exhibits who proudly shared their stories as well as those of the aircraft on display. The outdoor displays were superb too, as was the ‘stealth hangar’ Well stocked souvenir shop. An aviation geek’s paradise! 😊

The Palm Springs Air Museum is a popular aviation museum located in Palm Springs, California in the desert! It houses a vast collection of vintage aircraft and exhibits that showcase the history of aviation. It houses WW2, Korean War, Vietnam War and War on Terror. Great way to learn about their significance in military and aviation history. All planes are in flyable conditions. Coolest airplane is Nighthawk. It's a fascinating place for aviation enthusiasts and history lovers alike! Definitely a fun activity for families and kids!

We visited here a few years ago and loved it! Not only did they have a huge selection of WW2 planes they had lots of post war planes that were really impressive and well kept. They also had docents that would guide you and tell you all about the aircrafts add other memorabilia. I recommend this for anyone interested in aircraft. Simply fascinating. UrbanCowgill January 2019

2022-Oct. Lots of parking. The staff are really nice. There is a Cafe, souvenir shop, flight simulator (extra $25 for about 10 minutes) and restrooms inside. Lots of war planes that was beautifully maintained! Please give a thumbs up if this review helped you. Have a great visit!

When I told a friend I was coming here he suggested this museum. When he told me you could tour the inside of a B17 I was ready to go! This place has an amazing collection of planes from WWII to modern times. It also has a large staff of knowledgable volunteers than know their stuff about them. The walk through the B17 was truly humbling, what these incredible young men did to preserve our way of life. The other highlight was the F-117 Stealth Fighter. too many other spectacular planes and exhibits to mention. If you are an aviation buff like me this needs to be on your bucket list!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Palm Springs Aerospace Museum and I cannot say enough good things about my experience. From the moment I walked through the doors, I was greeted by friendly and knowledgeable staff who were eager to share their love for aviation. The museum itself is a treasure trove of aviation history, with an impressive collection of aircraft and exhibits that span the centuries. From the Wright Brothers' first flight to the cutting-edge technology of modern jets, every era of aviation is beautifully represented here. One of the highlights of my visit was the chance to step inside some of the aircraft and experience what it must feel like to be a pilot. Being able to sit in the cockpit of a fully restored vintage plane was a dream come true for any aviation enthusiast. The museum also offers a variety of interactive displays and simulators that allow visitors to get a hands-on experience of what it's like to fly. From flight simulators to virtual reality experiences, there was something for everyone, regardless of age or level of interest. The staff at the museum are clearly passionate about their work and their dedication shows. They were more than happy to answer any questions I had and took the time to explain the history and significance of each aircraft. Their enthusiasm was infectious and made my visit even more enjoyable. Another aspect that impressed me was the attention to detail in the museum's exhibits. The aircraft were meticulously restored and displayed in a way that allowed visitors to fully appreciate their beauty and historical significance. The museum also had a great selection of information boards and signage that provided context and a deeper understanding of the exhibits. In addition to the impressive collection of aircraft, the museum also featured rotating exhibits and special events. This meant that even if you have visited before, there is always something new and exciting to discover. Overall, my visit to the Palm Springs Aerospace Museum was an incredible experience. The combination of friendly staff, stunning exhibits, and interactive displays made for a truly memorable day. Whether you're a die-hard aviation enthusiast or simply curious about the world of flight, this museum is a must-visit. I highly recommend it and can confidently give it a well-deserved 5 stars.

I was a great place to visit with a couple of friends as they are history and aircraft enthusiasts. There were only a few staff there but they were very informative and friendly. I was expecting to stay there for about 90 mins, but we ended up nearly 4 hours in total. We loved the fact you could walk and touch the planes, and there were a lot of them!

Beautiful looking luxury shopping in the heart of Coachella Valley. LV, Tiffany's, and Gucci, just to name a few.

This probably is one of the best malls or shopping areas I have been to. I love coming here when I visit Palm Desert or Palm Springs from San Diego. With the amount of shops and restaurants here, you basically can find everything. They have great restaurants such as Wilma and Friedas and stores such Williams Sonoma and the Savory Spice Store which are my favorite shops There is a beautiful garden in the middle as well as a nice sitting area. It's a great place to take a walk. I love parking at the top of the parking structure to take in views of the mountains and surrounding areas.

Really neat stores, but not cheap. Little over my budget lol.

Beautiful shopping and dining area. My favorite. I would call it the most beautiful place to luxury shop in the USA.

Exceptional selection of merchandise to choose from. One if the B.E.S.T shopping I've had in a long time.

Went to Williams Sonoma today. Had a problem with an oven I had gotten as a gift. The woman was amazing. Figured it all out and helped me get the correct piece. It had been sent with a wrong part. I am so happy.

I've seen in the past poor reviews on the food, but we thought as a group that everything we have was delicious. of course the margaritas are good. they're strong and I think that's what people like. I've been all over California. eating Mexican food and Armando's was good.

A relatively short hike (1.8 miles altogether) along the side of the creek to the waterfall. The waterfall was roaring when we went, as the snow is still melting, but we were told it is usually quieter. Entry is around $15 per person, and they strictly monitor how much water you have with you, so make sure you bring a large bottle each. We saw loads of families with young kids, so it’s manageable for all ages. You can go in the water once you get to the waterfall, but you aren’t allowed in the creek. Lots of native plants line the trail.

Very cool hike. We made it to the falls and back with a 9 year old and a 4year old without issue. It was busy but once we got on the trail we didn’t have to deal with too many people. The cost of entry was pretty high but the views were definitely worth the hike. The top half of the trail is a loop so you get a different experience walking down then you did up. Overall great experience except for the pricey cost of entry.

There’s beautiful views throughout the whole trail! Just watch out for the thorny bushes on your way back down. They also have a great selection of walking sticks they lend out for a smoother hike. It costs $15 to get onto the trail and you MUST bring a LITER of water or you will have to purchase it there for $2 per person (they will not let you get on the trail if you do not have enough water).

Went at the beginning of May and there was lots of water. Very easy hike from the visitor center. Entrance is $15 per person, and they gave clear instructions on what to expect and how much water was at each spot in case anyone didn't want to get wet, they also made sure everyone had a water bottle to avoid dehydration. There was enough water that all three crossing sections were full and with a nice waterfall at the end. It forms a loop, easy enough for kids to do, the water is nice and cool.

Loved it. It's a bit of a hike with no shade but once you get there it's much cooler and the waterfall is beautiful. The water was frigid so no swimming for us. The hike back is much easier.

It was a perfect day for hiking, after the rain. Beautiful sunny skies and temps in the 50s. We wanted to go to Indian/Tahquitz Canyons but they were both closed 🔒 It's private property in the Indian reservation, so not much to go about it. We hiked Lykken trail instead. Lots of flowers and awesome views

Came here at a perfect time, right after record high rains so the waterfall was in full effect!! Super easy hike but you have to pay to enter and MAKE SURE YOU HAVE WATER otherwise they make you pay for one. Came in April at 7am right when then open so the weather was absolutely amazing.. but crowds are already on their way and the gates for parking close once at capacity which can happen as early as 9am so get their early. People were getting into the water but it was super cold at this time of the season. Overall, love this hike for its scenery but very very crowded.

Located right next to the Walk of Stars and many other shops and restaurants, this place is great! Great location, tons of seating so no wait was needed despite how busy it looked. The service was great, prices were affordable, and the food was delicious and came out quickly!

My family and I were in Palm Springs for a very short visit. There were 15 of us. It was a difficult visit as our father had just passed away. The restaurant and especially Ramon were amazing with accommodating us and creating a wonderful atmosphere to gather, reflect and eat excellent food. We never felt rushed and they went as far as to set up a special table for us. Thank you again Ramon for all your special and personal thoughts and blessings throughout the evening and the surprise cotton candy at the end of our meal! :) You were the perfect waiter and the staff that assisted you was extremely attentive as well. Can’t wait to return and see you all again one day.

We had an excellent late Sunday brunch here. We sat upstairs and we're able to people watch below. The bunch mimosas were excellent. Great deal! I had the ahi tuna bowl and it was fresh and tasty! The truffle fries were also delicious! We had a great time!! Our server was super nice and helpful. Very nice guy. I really liked this place and will be back.

Very interesting atmosphere. Love the decor. The service was fast and friendly. Food was great. I would probably recommend to the establishment that they list everything that is on a burger on the menu. I don't like pickles and it didn't say it had pickles on it, but it did. But, I know a lot of restaurants don't say it. But, overall, good.

What a neat place. The whole vibe here was beautiful. An it’s decor is stunning minus the ugly front desk for check in lol. Foods delicious. Minus the cost of the kids menu. Cheaper to get them something else. Staff was wonderful. The margarita had no flavor an was just blah ice. So I left it to melt. The outside seating was nice as the sun was gone. An gave way to lots of people watching! Cars do fly past though for being a busy downtown. Limited so get there early. Definitely stop in for the views but stay for the food. Ahi nachos——Yes. Ahi bowl noooooo avoid it. It’s grosssss. Burger—- yum.

My wife and I wanted to enjoy a wonderful Christmas meal out and we selected Lulu‘s because of his dog friendly patio and their wonderful food. They had a special Christmas menu which was fantastic, and the service that we had was amazing. At the end of our meal the manager came up to talk to us for a little bit about how we enjoyed our meal which we told him it was great, we even got to see Grinch while we were there.

Wow! Lulu Catering & Events did a PERFECT job catering our wedding reception in a public park in Palm Springs! Every food item was delicious, the table settings were beautiful, and we also had them provide really gorgeous flowers at every table. We received SO many compliments about the food and the beautiful setting they created for us. Thank you, Francisco and Diego, for going above and beyond at every step in the process and for making our big day so perfect! We are forever grateful to them.

We dined at this restaurant during restaurant week. The menu consisted of a 3-course meal for $25. Items are the ones in the picture. I will go through them one by one, including service and atmosphere. Strawberry Spritzer - Refreshing, yet very sweet. The drink tastes like sugar mixed with water and a couple drops of juice. It had 6 pieces of boba on top as well, but just for the looks. It doesn’t serve any practical reason. Overall, I did not enjoy this drink but can see why some would. Watermelon Gazpacho - One of the better watermelon gazpachos served at restaurants. It had the balanced amount of spices and watermelon and feta pieces. 100% recommended. Steak Sandwich with Truffle Fries - The steak sandwich was very tasty! The steak was grilled properly and the sauces and bread were very good! Steak sandwich was great! As for truffle fries - the menu said truffle fries. We ordered truffle fries expecting truffle fries. Once the item was served, we received regular fries. We kindly told our server and sent the item back, but the kitchen sent us the same fries again with a few pieces of shredded parmesan on top. That’s not truffle fries. Our expectations for such a large establishment was much different. The fries were decent, but definitely not the truffle fries we ordered. I highly recommend the steak sandwich! Order truffle fries at your own risk. Key Lime Pie - Not good in my honest opinion. I did not enjoy this dessert item. It was sweeter than it needed to be, and much softer than key lime pies are. Not recommended. Service - Our server was a fantastic guy. He was very kind and respectful. Atmosphere - The restaurant has a beautiful view of downtown Palm Springs and the mountains. Overall, decent experience. Half of our items were good and the other half were not. Check this place out; maybe you will enjoy their delicacies.

One of the few restaurants that still open on Christmas Day. I know it is hard to find a good place to eat during holiday time but this restaurant actually turns out to be quite good. Quality was great and the food was skillfully prepared. Also less pricey than I expected, which made the entire experience a good surprise. We were a group of 7 and everyone enjoyed the time here.

Amazing food and great service!!! Everyone was very attentive. Too bad couldn't remember our server's name. But everyone's nice and freaking customer service was outstanding. Don't forget to try my favorite drink Trio Old Fashioned.......they actually have luxardo cherries for garnish. Heaven!

My burger was good. Some kind of sweet pickles (housemade?) which I didn't care for... I should have checked beforehand. I ordered it medium, was probably a little more on the medium rare side, but tasty. My server Terrance was a keeper. I think both of us lightly flirted with each other, but I recommend asking for him - - he was very attentive. A pro!

Always a delightful dining experience! We have been coming to the Trio restaurant for over ten years, every time we visit palm springs CA. The food is wonderfully incentive, high quality and appealingly presented by the competent and courteous staff. We have never been disappointed with our dinner. One of our all time favorite restaurants! Ok, so you are supposed to take pics before you start eating, but it looked so great and we were hungry!! Pictured are the BBQ chicken pizza, the chicken piccata with asparagus and angel hair pasta with al olio, and the Trio's amazing take on Mac n' cheese.

The food was great. We just went in for the bar menu so we tried the best listed. I had the Margherita pizza which was great and my husband had the prime rib sliders which he really enjoyed. He loved it. Just looking but the regular menu seems a little overpriced, $25 for vegetarian pasta would make it more expensive than many of the great Italian restaurants here. Also, there were very few vegetarian options which is why we visit just a few times a year. I miss the terrific sandwich they had prior to pandemic as it was excellent, too. Most people should expect to pay closer to $25-30 per entree unless just in for bar menu.

A very casual and trendy ambiance complements the good food found at Trio. Be advised, I'm told that local mandates in Palm Springs are to blame for the requirement of proof of COVID-19 vaccination in order to eat here. I came here on a double date and everyone found something they enjoyed, even those with dietary restrictions. I will say I was impressed with the cauliflower pizza dough and how indecipherable from the real thing it tasted! The short rib was so tender it broke apart with each scoop of the fork, no knife required. For some local eats, Trio is a nice stop.

We were only in Palm Springs for a few days, but ate at four separate restaurants and this one was far and away the best. Charlie was our server and provided phenomenal customer service, along with some insight on the area. He was very personable and such a hard worker. The food was incredible - ceviche, bacon wrapped dates, ribeye, and short rib. We came during restaurant week so it was a great deal too! Happy to come back here the next time we’re in town. Highly recommend!

They only seat complete parties. We arrived just before 9 on a Sunday and were able to get a table immediately. The place was packed with a waitlist by 10:30. Service was great. Food portions are generous at a decent price point. It was all delicious. Their biscuits aren’t too dry. The only non-pork breakfast meat choice is chicken apple sausage.

Came here after seeing many videos saying this place is a must. Everyone was right. The food was great. Service was outstanding. We came on a Monday morning the day after hurricane Hilary hit Palm Springs. I got one of their omelets and pancakes and both were very fresh and tasty.

The restaurant was busy when we went, but it's housed in a large space and we were seated quickly in the patio as we wanted. The waiting staff was quick, attentive, and polite. The food was also prepared and served quicky and it was delicious. We got biscuits with our dishes and those were soft and fluffy. I loved the fresh-tasting vegetables in my omelet.

We love this place! Even with a 45 minute wait, it was worth it! The food is amazing! Born and raised in Portland, I love this Portland based company. We had the German pancake, the crapes, and the eggs with ham. The service is fast and attentive even when every table is filled. It’s amazing how fast they make the food. It’s the #1 rated breakfast place in Palm Springs and for good reason. Go here!

My cousin and I stopped here for breakfast on our last day in Palm Springs. The place was packed, but we were seated promptly. The staff was super friendly and helpful in spite of how busy it was. The food came out rather quickly as well, which was delicious. Crispy bacon, scrambled eggs, hash browns were spot on, and the biscuit had a nice texture. Oh, don't forget the coffee. It's great! I highly recommend.

Very decent place , bit busy even on weekdays which shows it’s appeal. Their German Pancake is a must, with its butter it’s so tasty. We tried the egg Benedict as well which was rightly done, the sausage was tasty as well. The hot chocolate and coffee was commendable. The staff is very attentive. A must try when you visit Palm Springs. Support local restaurants.

Very busy on the weekends. We got lucky and got seated quickly in the outdoor patio area. Excellent service! Food was tasty. Definitely a good shady patio to eat outside at on a warm day. Inside seemed to be very loud because it was so busy. Unavoidable when there are that many people eating and conversing in a small restaurant. Will return when we are in Palm Springs.

Nice place for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Claudia is an exceptional waitress! Fish and chips were hot and coleslaw was great. Breakfast entrees were good also.

Always good. Always a go to when in town We love the patio dining here, but at times, they put large groups out there, and the noise level is crazy! Last time we had a large group and two small dogs who would just start barking. We will just go earlier next time. Seems to take care of it.

We had an amazing brunch here. We made a reservation the day of so we were a bit worried but we ended up with a great table in their cute outdoor area. The ambience was great, but the service was even better. Michelle was perfect in every way. She didn’t rush us, but was always there when we had a question or needed something. I was especially delighted when she switched my iceless water for a fresh, cold water with lots of ice. Overall, we had a great time and are excited to return the next time we are back in Palm Springs.

We had such a lovely brunch under the branches on the patio, but each and every meal is a beautiful experience at this Palm Springs classic. Always the most attentive service and delicious meals, never rushed with a large menu to satisfy any taste.

We came here for my wife's birthday & it was worth it. The service was impeccable & the menu recommendations since we did have a good allergy was on point. We ate our way through the menu & everything we had was on point. Pricey? Sure. Worth it? Absolutely!

This was my first time to Spencer’s. We came for a birthday dinner. I wish I could give them 10 stars because the night out was an “experience.” The service and the staff are top notch and the cocktails were phenomenal. It’s one of the only few restaurants that has blue cheese olives when we order our very dirty martinis. The seafood tower with the coconut/pineapple shrimp, the scallops with the capers, the calamari. It was exceptional. My ribeye steak was absolutely to die for, and was cooked to perfection. Everyone’s meal was cooked very well and seasoned perfectly. Yes, it’s pricey to go out. The price point versus what you get in the whole package and experience, is more than worth it.

My Wife and I celebrated our Wedding anniversary and made last minute reservations, so first time visiting. The location was very nice and good atmosphere. The staff was very friendly and the three course dinner was amazing, we highly recommend this place if you're looking for classic American cuisine and great service.

This place is so fancy be prepared to be gatekeeped if you aren’t wearing a $100+ dress shirt. Yeah you should dress nice for this place but plenty of people don’t and it is cold outside…their website didn’t specify the amount of heat lamps they have (they have it covered in heat lamps). We had a 1 star experience in the beginning of our dine in journey as they required us to show our vaccine cards. No where on their website does it say this, and other fine dining restaurants did not ask us to show this as a “city mandate” requirement. The front reception was the rudest lady from a restaurant I’ve spoken with at this price point and at lower price points. I gave better service working at jack in the box. No eye contact, wanted us to sit by the bathroom, rude tone of voice, I was going to take my wife somewhere else. However once we sat down after showing our vaccine card the experience changed. We had the nicest waitress, created small talk, and gave us a complimentary ice cream to celebrate our recent wedding. We’re new money and sorry we look different but we can afford a place like this with a 20+% tip unlike most of your clients. The waitress saved this review she was a delight. Edit: our waitress was Delphina, thank you and hopefully you will still be there if we return!

This was my first time visiting Spencer’s and loved it. The food was flavorful and tasty. We went here brunch and best brunch I have had in a while. The only issue we had the white sangria was organs and bla. The resturant is beautiful especially if you sit outside under the beautiful trees. The staff was professional and on top of it. We also got sat down right away when we got there. They do check Covid vaccines so make sure you bring it with you.

What a lovely lovely alfresco setting for a weekday lunch with friends! The service was excellent and attentive. All the food we had was fresh, high quality and good portions. We enjoyed our meal and reunion so much here! Thanks for having us.

Amazing place, amazing food, and beautiful interior. The staff was attentive and our waitress, Michelle is an amazing person who didn't miss a beat and if you have the good fortune of meeting her, ask for suggestions and follow any she gives!

As if Spencer's really needs another five-star review? But allow me to indulge... Visiting friends in Palm Springs from Virginia, I was wowed by every element of this upscale eatery. From the moment the four of us pulled up, to being greeted, seated and welcomed by a grinning waiter, all "first impressions" were stellar. The ambiance cannot be overstated... with tables set upon a generous patio, with trees providing natural shade overhead and our fellow clientele taking pride in appearance (thankfully, no sweats & t-shirts, as is so common across the board anymore). Oh, and the food? I had liver & onions (to the chagrin of my lunch dates, who are not fans of the "fragrance"), which was out of this world... taking an often pedestrian dish and turning it into a delicacy. Portions are outrageously generous, as well. Spencer's, provided my best meal amid my week-long visit in PS.

I used to live here in Palm Desert and it's been 15 years since I've been back. Pacifica was my favorite spot and it still is. They've always had the best calamari and the twin lobster tails melt in your mouth. On top of the food, the atmosphere is amazing with brilliant desert views from the outdoor patio and the service is top notch (shout out to Roxanne). Can't wait to come back!

Nice place, good service, busy environment. I had the seafood stew. Lots of seafood in it. The broth didn't have a lot of flavor. I still enjoyed it. Lots of staff available for service. I didn't have one but my guest enjoyed their two martinis each. Probably the best seafood place in town.

For the price we paid the food was not worth the $109.00 bill. We were there on a Tuesday evening. We never did get salt & pepper. The entree my husband was so bland he asked for extra sauce. My favorite part of the meal was the bread dipped in my husband's sauce.

The place has a nice terrace, but we could not enjoy it due to sand storm nearby. The dishes that we ordered did not taste fresh unfortunately, we did not enjoy them at all. We actually ended up with canceling our main courses due to lack of trust after taxing a few appetizers and soups. The only reason experience is 4 stars - the waiter pulled the place off low ratings with her willingness to help around. Will never come back there but point out their best customer service, which we appreciated with generous tip.

It’s really 3.5 stars, but I didn’t have that option. We dined inside and the atmosphere nice. The host (manager?) was a little pretentious at first, but the waitress was wonderful. We sat at a fairly large table for just 2 people, which was nice. One of our bread plates was used and completely filthy, but after pointing that out, our host (which is why I say manager) brought us each a small plate sample of the wood fired shrimp on mashed potatoes to make up for the disgusting plate. The food was well made, but having so much paprika on my lobster tail was a bit of a turn off for me. Admittedly, my husband liked it that way because it was different for him. In the end, they overcharged us $13 and I had to ask for a reprinted check. Our two meals (with tip, no drinks) came to over $180, so I supposed I expected better all the way around. Doubt I’ll return, but it wasn’t awful either.

Fantastic dinner with breathtaking sunset view. The food and service were both spectacular. The baked scallop appetizer was phenomenal.

Customer service is great. Our waitress was very polite and professional. The food (soup, Rockefeller Oysters, and tuna tartar) was disgusting. We canceled our main course and left. Guys, you have to change the oil while cooking or use less moyonesa, not sure, but definitely to update your menu. It was a bad experience.