69930 CA-111 Ste 120, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
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The Palms Café operates as a local American restaurant in Rancho Mirage, serving breakfast and lunch with a focus on made-from-scratch dishes. Signature offerings include specialty omelets, blueberry pancakes, and banana walnut pancakes, alongside bottomless mimosas. The establishment has built a loyal following through generous portions, friendly service, and consistent quality, with online reservations and catering services available.
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Yes, The Palms Café accepts online reservations and recommends booking ahead of time to ensure a great table. Customers can call (760) 770-1614 to inquire about availability or book through the website at http://thepalmscafeca.com/.
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Yes, customers can book online through the website at http://thepalmscafeca.com/ or call (760) 770-1614 to check availability and make a reservation.
Yes, The Palms Café provides catering for birthdays, holidays, corporate events, weddings, and other occasions of any size. The business offers customizable catering packages and can be reached at (760) 770-1614 for details and booking.
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The Palms Café caters for birthdays, holidays, corporate events, weddings, and other occasions of any size with customizable packages.
The Palms Café is recognized for homemade, carefully crafted breakfast dishes, including signature items like Banana Walnut Pancakes and expertly made omelets. The restaurant has been a cornerstone in the Coachella Valley for over 20 years, earning a reputation for generous portions and consistent quality.
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The Palms Café has been a cornerstone in the Coachella Valley for over 20 years, known for its homemade breakfast and generous portions.
What customers say
“It's our second favorite restaurant for breakfast. And that's only because how far it is from our house. They are one of few restaurants that now how to make a omelet.”
— Mark · 5★ Google review
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Rachel
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"Amazing! I love it here so much. I come with my family for brunch, with my husband for dates, and by myself to have a great meal and get some..."
Fi
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"This is the restaurant that has been the center for childhood brunch, family gatherings, trip with friends."
Christine
Google reviewer
"Good food, local staple, cheap bottomless champagne (one cheap bottle) - but if you want mimosas, the juice costs extra."
Mark
Google reviewer
"It's our second favorite restaurant for breakfast. And that's only because how far it is from our house."
Jason
Google reviewer
"If you know, you know. And if you don’t—you need to. After a wild weekend at Coachella, we made one of the best decisions of the trip: stopping..."
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The Palms Café serves breakfast, burgers & Mexican fare in Rancho Mirage, CA
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