PALM SPRINGS EATS:
Spencer’s Restaurant
Fisherman’s Market & Grill
40
Both a seafood market and a seafood
restaurant, Fisherman’s Market and Grill
(235 S. Indian Cyn) has been delivering
seafood directly from their boats for fifteen years and has a popular destination
for fresh and creative seafood. The adjoining Shanghai Reds Oyster Bar comes alive
as a great hang-out every day at 4pm.
Despite the culinary diversity in Palm
Springs dining, American restaurants are
the most numerous in this wonderful city,
cooking up the staple dishes we love - from
barbecue, pot roast, gourmet burgers and
hot dogs to slow braised veal cheeks &
Maine lobster, charred lamb sirloin, miso
ginger scented scottish salmon, and dryaged prime porterhouse steak.
Satisfy your sweet tooth at Crave (301
N. Palm Cyn), Palm Springs’ first dessert restaurant, offering creative desserts,
coffee, teas, wines and craft beer. Great
Shakes (1605 S. Palm Cyn), which opened
in April 2013 is famous for its shakes and
malts. They even sell hard to find retro
candies to fuel your memories as well as
satisfy your cravings. Don’t forget stop in