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    Alice B

    4.0 (205 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Apple and date salad w no apple
    Brian P.

    Paloma was bright, refreshing and subtlety sweet. I quite enjoyed it. We ordered the apple date salad and cheddar buttermilk biscuits. The biscuits were kinda life changing, punctuated by freshly whipped butter and a delicious honey cardamom concoction. This dish deserves high praise. The apple and date salad was v heavy on celery and light on apple. Apple would've been nice in an apple salad, just saying. Tomato soup heavy on the basil, unexpected sweetness. Not that that's a good thing necessarily. Grilled cheese was gooey nicely toasted but ultimately kinda forgettable. Much like the apple salad, the bacon jam was suggested rather than plated, a misstep that could've really made the dish. The husband was pleased w his al dente pesto ricotta cavatelli. They charged us for the wrong bill, and service was kinda avoidant throughout. I really never need to come back here again, as the price doesn't justify the product.

    Fried Potatoes: triple cooked, garlic aioli
    Tanner L.

    Alice B is one of the newer restaurants in the Palm Springs dining scene, having opened just under two years ago. My first visit was right around their opening, and right away, I was really impressed by the food. I was excited to try Alice B again almost two years later. From the moment I walked in, I felt super welcomed. The staff was very kind, and there was an immediate sense of hospitality. The space itself is lined with beautiful paintings and art, however, it does have a bit of a hotel restaurant vibe. The menu is fairly limited. It is one page and doesn't have much variety. Specifically for seafood, I was surprised to see that there were only two seafood options on the entire menu, one being the roasted salmon entree and the other being a grilled prawn appetizer. There are some rotating specials that aren't listed on the menu, but it is only a couple of dishes. In general, everything was fairly reasonably priced. Most entrees are around 30 to 45 dollars, while the more expensive steak options are upwards of 70 dollars. There are three salads, all between 18 and 19 dollars, and vegetables that serve as sides for 11 to 12 dollars. We started with the Bibb lettuce salad, which comes tossed with cucumber, avocado, squash seeds, and snap peas in a green goddess dressing. At $19, the portion size wasn't huge, but the ingredients felt incredibly fresh, and the dressing was creamy and delicious. The herbs were aromatic and flavorful, and all of the vegetables were nice and crisp. For the main, the pork shoulder was a standout. It was exceptionally soft and tender, bursting with flavor the second I bit into it. It was served with beans that were rich, creamy, and textured perfectly. For sides, the potatoes were beautifully crispy, and we also tried a Brussels sprouts special. These were equally well-executed. They were crispy and savory, with a sharper cheese topping that did a great job of cutting through the oiliness of the dish. The only gripe I had throughout the meal was the service. While our server was a very nice person who clearly took a lot of pride in the food, the experience was mediocre in terms of efficiency. The food and drinks took a long time to come out, and the attentiveness wasn't quite there. Waters stayed empty for stretches and he struggled to answer specific questions about the menu. It often felt like he was rambling a little. However, the outstanding quality of the food really made up for any inconsistencies in the service. Alice B clearly has a talented kitchen and staff with warm hearts, but the slow pace and hotel-like atmosphere mean it's more of a relaxed, lingering spot than a polished destination.

    Bar area
    Mary Ann S.

    We drove in mid-week and decided to finally try Alice B's. There were some very strong dishes and some that disappointed. The biscuits, which they are known for had a great crumb and flavor. We ordered the grilled artichoke, which was good, we asked for melted butter as the aioli was too heavy. The crab cake, suggested by our server was deep fried, and the salad that came with it was a tasteless fries and fruit. Majorly disappointing. The description did not say it was fried and it was very heavily fried. I've heard enough about this place to want to give it another chance, but the first visit was very lackluster. The vibe is kitschy and it's a little bit difficult to find. If you've not been there there is valet parking available at no charge to make it easier to access.

    Poached eggs that were not the least runny. Soft boiled would be a generous description.
    Cameron M.

    When it's great, there is none better. But it can be hit or miss. Was the seventh party in line to be seated and took more than 15 minutes to get to the top of the line. Was seated and the excellent wait staff took our drink order and ran through the dishes that they had already ran out of-and this was 11:30 am on Sunday. Ordered Eggs Benedict (my second choice since the monte cristo was unavailable). Would have been terrific if the eggs hadn't been massively overcooked. Poached should be runny. Just a bad day. Been before when food was superlative and well worth the visit.

    Michael G.

    Inside the Living Out community. Alice B is a location curated by the famous Susan Feniger. We attended Sunday brunch. Chef Susan personally was on hand and came to our table to greet us, sharing her passion, and ensuring that every bite was exceptional. The food was creative, delicious, and perfectly curated. The green shakshuka is totally unique. Whether you're looking for a fantastic lunch, handcrafted cocktails and bites, visit Alice B in Palm Springs.

    Saturday night piano!
    Greg T.

    Alice B's has a lively, interesting vibe that I enjoy. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and friendly. There is a large bar area, with live piano Friday and Saturday evenings. Robert, who was at the keys tonight, was versatile and talented. He transitioned from each song seamlessly while chatting and accepting requests from listeners. Our finely crafted and served cocktails were very appreciated. The bar menu was reasonably priced and the items we had were good. Dinner menu looks good, we'll be back to try it out!

    Lisa S.

    Wonderful! Super cute comfortable place tucked away! The service was amazing and food was incredible! The biscuits.. wow. I picked on them for days with the butter and honey. I ordered the chicory salad and the burger! So yummy! I even had the pleasure of meeting Susan! She is such a lovely person. I mentioned to her I live in Vegas and visit all of her locations out here. I'll never say no to anything she owns

    Mushroom toast! Incredible

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    Alice B Toklas, partner of Gertrude Stein. Also subject of her book Alice B. Gay icon. Feminist icon. Great name.

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    Went for Mother's Day brunch. Blissfully calm with a great vibe and tasty food. Great cocktails too. Eager to go back for dinner.

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    Very good. The meat is the stand out. Very tender- probably sous vide. The artichoke appetiser was also very very good.

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    Ask the Community - Alice B

    Is there something wrong with the acoustics at this restaurant? I keep reading about how loud the interior is?

    Honestly I think the noise level is pretty typical of lively restaurants. And the food is amazing so it's not a surprise that lots of people are filling the dining room. I have heard that restaurant management is addressing the noise concerns.

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    This was the lowest part of our trip. The food was absolutely disgusting. If we could have sent it…read moreall back, we would have but we consumed what we could. The most edible item was the date appetizer, but not worth the price for 5 little dates. We ordered a salad, the half chicken entree, a flatbread and the short rib entree. The chicken was so tough we couldn't cut into it and sent it back, despite our rude waiter trying to gaslight us into believing it should be served that way and we must just not like it. The short rib, which came with mashed potatoes and asparagus looked as if it had been sitting under a lamp for an hour. It was cold, flavorless and the potatoes could literally be picked up in one chunk. The disco sun shareable cocktail was good, but we had to send back the crushed olive martini as well. It was pink and tasted somewhere between a fireball experiment and lighter fluid. I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy. There should have been some kind of apology but we were met with attitude and disrespect despite a nearly $300 bill for a mostly inedible meal. The prices are INSANE for being so terrible.

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    My girlfriend and I were out exploring the area while we were on a quick getaway, and we…read moreencountered the new Kimpton Hotel in Palm Springs. It caught our attention as we had stayed in two different Kimpton Hotels in Seattle prior. We wanted to grab a drink at the Window Bar (not knowing that was its actual name, but the conversation we had with the bartender about that window shining too much light at certain parts of the morning definitely gave me a chuckle in hindsight). We happened to be a bit early since he had not been able to finish setting up shop yet. We went ahead and waited until he was ready without rushing him because we ourselves weren't in any rush at all. Surrounded by a ton of nice interesting artwork, it was a pure joy to enjoy a drink or two in this environment. The bar can be found at the corner on the other side of the hotel concierge in plain sight from such a big space for a lobby, directly left upon entrance through the front. Since it was slow in the morning, we were able to chat it up with the bartender and even explore a bit of experimentation in the form of a particular top secret cocktail that every mixologist knows. I definitely exercised my etiquette and reading the conditions to even suggest it. He couldn't be any nicer about our time with him. So yeah, Christopher H. from 9/9/18, I don't know what you're talking about. I make it a point to visit the bar at any Kimpton location nowadays. I always seem to have a good time. But then again, I can only speak for myself. Parking: Street, unless you're a guest at the hotel. FYI: - Despite the hours on Yelp saying this place is open from 4-10pm, they might open earlier, as we joined in at around 11am or noon. But don't hold me to it. If there's somebody at the bar, you'll need to simply ask if it is open yet.

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    Dark Cocktail lounge on the verge of thinking themselves a Speakeasy, but would never call…read morethemsevles that, but just classic Palm Springs lounging. If you didn't know better you'd think you were in LA in the summer, excepty for the bocce ball. They have an excellent selection of spirits, cocktails. Maybe a little varied, but decently creative. The only thing that gets me is pricing. Sure you pay for everything for decor, glassware and not just spritis, but I recall wondering how they price their drinks becuase not everything is equal or standard mark up when some things aren't house made it's easy to cost out becuase you stop paying for creativity after a certain point. It feels like they took alot of Mr. Lyons business model and use that for pricing rather than a sole entity with their own margins. The service makes up for it, the ambiance makes up for it. The crowd makes up for it. Far less wrinkled and aging snowbirds and retirees circling the drain in their waning days. People dressing up and celebrating, genuine convivialness abounds with most guests. It's not somewhere else trying bring that vibe here, it's pretty authentic. It's separate from nextdoor other than shared bathrooms, so don't be surprised when you feel like your in a different world. Most people who wander between the 2 take pause and awe for a few seconds before their mood shifts to match the room. Not a place to get sloppy and party that way unless it's a closed event. It's a great, classic PS lounge for when you have 2 groups of friends who you can entertain, the steakhouse crowd for dinner and the loungers beforehand. Sunsets on the patio under the string lights and couches is rich backyard summertime vibez.

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    Wonderful service, very attentive. You can tell everyone here strives to provide a great…read moreexperience! I spent a nice early evening here before visiting the Thursday night market. I was even able to get some work done with their free wifi. I ordered the burger which, while a little dry, was tasty and came with a MASSIVE helping of fries! Overall very good experience

    For some reason I was expecting the menu to stay the same for lunch but we found out that it's…read moredifferent as it was the dinner menu around 3 when we arrived. What we also found out, it was happy hour going on. Didn't even know this place offered happy hour as we've only been for breakfast and brunch. When we arrived it was slow. The whole patio area that's part of the restaurant and the side where the sidewalk was were both emptied. That in between time where brunch was finished and they were setting up dinner. Even with the mister and some of the shade, it was still pretty hot out so we opted for the patio section by the restaurant. We've never seen this menu so it was new to us. Honestly wanted their brunch menu but it was too late. The waitress working was basically doing everything as she was the only one on deck. Hostess, waitress and bartender. It did start to pick up while we were there. Drink wise, one of their Bloody Mary which comes with a slice of bacon and their lemon drop. Both very tasty. Food, an order of the ahi tuna salad. Seared tuna on top of mixed greens with crunchy onion, tomatoes, avocados and a really delicious ginger dressing. Quite tasty. The beet salad with added chicken. Beets tossed in a mixed greens with feta and roasted chicken. That too was quite nice. Lastly the veggies burger. Simple burger Pattie with all the trimming and served with seasoned fries. Of course the truffle fries were needed which was part of the happy hour. I can truly say that this place has amazing seasoned fries that's always a must for us. I didn't expect to see a different menu as were used to brunch but it was nice. Service was good for us as it wasn't too busy when we arrived with only one waitress working. It's a place that brunch is amazing hence we're alway back for that. I can say I've tried their other menu now.

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