Desert-modernism, recently revamped. This is the new poster child for Palm Springs.
Decent selection of conventional as well as "health" foods. Rarely are the lines long. Perfect for a quick grocery run after work.
Either I'm oblivious to lechery or this place really is just a great place to spend a night out without pretense. Even if you don't like country music it's still a fun, energetic spot.
Because you can't not like it. I've sat in the last row and the first, I've had partial view balcony seats. It's beautiful and humbling no matter what.
The tonkatsu broth is tops, but next time, I'm ordering extra chashu. Some of the tastiest I've had. The decor isn't terribly exciting but they make ramen right.
My nose was bleeding from the balcony height, but the lush acoustics calmed my spirits.
If you can find the elbow room in this always-lively joint, you won't be disappointed with the abundance of whiskey and perfectly-balanced cocktails.
An old-fashioned neighborhood bar. Gruff regulars balance out the yuppie newcomers.
Worth the trip to the neighborhood. Tamales and a side of rice and beans makes for a killer light dinner. Polish it off with a mescal cocktail.
Cozy, hideaway ambiance made up for the bartender's less than stellar attitude.
