What a great La Quinta club to be a part of while they are in process of implementation of another…read morereset of a master plan which has had a few issues over the decades. Golf here is great being a local as is the Grill. YELP SHORT ANSWER: Yes, you are welcome at our very nice Grill space. LOCATION: The Grill is not the fanciest but it is very nice with a little patina here and there. We don't need fancy and everything that comes with it. At some point in time, this will all be a very fancy destination resort with resort pricing. Until then, we love it at Silver Rock. FACILITY: Older but functional. Outdoor seating is awesome. MENU: It is a golf club menu but trust me, it is all very good. FOOD PREP: Excellent but not overdone, I'd say perfect. FOOD QUALITY: Has always been way better than other fancy nearby clubs who offer way overpriced items that don't taste expensive but are.. LIBATIONS: This is our spot, on the deck, feet up, enjoying breakfast or the sun setting behind the mountains. WAITSTAFF: HELLO - HELLO these people are a collection of the greatest happy people ever to have worked in a restaurant grill like this. They remember us and are always super nice even on busy golf days. I hope they are appreciated in their paychecks and not just on tips... OVERALL VALUE: Very good. TIP: The sum of all parts here is amazing. See it for what it is today and what it will become. Love this place!

Another lovely Sunday meal here. The views, the service, the drinks, the food. Everything is…read morewonderful and lends it to a perfect ending of the week. I'm afraid to keep posting here because the word will get out and we'll have to soon deal with the crowds - not yet though! A new favorite.

Cafe 54 has been a go-to spot for my family for a while now, specifically for breakfast. I'm unsure…read morehow their lunch/dinner service is like these days, so I have no input on that. The pandemic has drastically changed how they operate, having gone from a buffet-style eatery to a more limited menu. But truth be told, this has been a blessing in disguise. There's still something for everyone. Feel like some simple eggs, hashbrowns and bacon? They got it. Pancakes? Covered. Feeling more like country fried chicken or chilaquiles? Yup and yes. It might not be 5-star, but the food is good and the choices aren't overwhelming...which is great, because like many cannot, I cannot be trusted to make sound decisions before a cup of coffee in the morning.

I'll Start off by saying I've eaten here several times but only for the special on the burger on…read moreTuesdays. Which is a great deal and great burger! But I had to leave a review this time. We were seated immediately, our server was nice but MIA. Our appetizer came out quickly , the chiles güeros we're very bland. They should've cooked them a little longer and added some seasoning inside with the shrimp. I was in the mood for tacos, but unfortunately, you have to get three of the same kind, They will not mix them. My husband's Birria tacos were very tender but a bit bland, and they gave us such a small portion of consume it. You couldn't dip your taco in it. We had to flag down the server, since she didn't check on us.. I frequent the casino more than I do the restaurant, but I will be back, only for the burgers.

We love going to shadows restaurant because its reasonably priced, has good service and great golf…read morecourse views. the food is good as well. summer hours have it closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday but still a solid choice.

Went here again with friends that live nearby. It was prime rib night and wow it did not…read moredisappoint. Two different cuts but both large. Came with baked potato and a salad and of course bread. Fish and chips so hot and delicious. Fries great flavor and everything super hot. We also brought our own wine and corkage is $10. Best prime rib I have had in the desert.

Excellent lunch at the Bighorn Cafe. We had the Greek Salad with Grilled Chicken and souvenir soda…read more Food and atmosphere were great. It's amazing how the attentive staff keeps the restaurant so clean and organizes. Highly recommended and will definitely go again.

We stopped into the new Bighorn Café while we were visiting the living desert zoo in Palm Springs,…read moreCalifornia. I love to visit zoos all over the world and this one has certainly evolved since it's beginning as a project of the Palm Springs ladies gardening club over 50 years ago. The bighorn Café is one of the new attractions to the zoo and it offers something for everyone. I was delighted to see the do-it-yourself bowls and salads where you could pick your base of rice or lettuce and then add your toppings. They also have crowdpleasers like pizza, hots for the kids as well as healthy snacks like fruit . We spied the ice cream freezer and since it was after lunch, I chose a Reese's ice cream, which is now my favorite way to eat Reese's peanut butter and my husband got a classic ice cream sandwich . It wasn't too crowded so we could sit right by the window and look out on a big rock cliff behind the café. It was also later in the afternoon, but lots of families were taking advantage of the big tables to feed kids and get them a variety of snacks and treats. I could see where this would be a really fun venue for a birthday party or really any kind of family celebration. The patio would also be a nice venue for any kind of late evening cocktail party and they do offer beer and wine at the café. We will now keep this in mind at a very convenient. Stop when we're visiting the Living Desert Zoo.

Great restaurant located within gated community of Sun City Palm Desert. Good prices, good food,…read moregreat service. We ate on the patio. Nice lunch.

A nice place to grab some food but what is up with the prices?? $20 for two eggs with bacon??…read moreReally? $22 for a French dip sandwich?? Are you kidding me?? Overpriced mediocre food is what you get here.

We were a party of 22, they accommodated us with no problem! Alma and Gerardo (our servers), were…read morecurious friendly and always keeping an eye for our drinks. Food was fresh and delicious! Ambiance was great! Completely worth the visit!!

We went to California Bistro for brunch and absolutely loved it. The food was delicious, the…read moreservice was warm and attentive, and the dining room is beautiful. It has a really welcoming feel that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. Everything about our experience was wonderful, and we left already talking about coming back. We can't wait to try dinner and, of course, we definitely want to check out happy hour too. It's always exciting to see a new restaurant come into the area and get it right. California Bistro is a wonderful addition to Rancho Mirage, and we're looking forward to many more visits!

SHORT ANSWER: Update to updates, but another great meal in this amazing location…read more LOCATION: you will not find a nicer buildout anywhere in the Coachella Valley. I know the history here and it is an interesting story. FACILITY: All I can say is no expense was spared, anywhere during the original build. MENU: Very good, lots of choice and maybe you can find something healthy on the menu, but this is a place to experience. FOOD PREP: Ok, never has been over the top but not what they were going for. FOOD QUALITY: It is good, again not a super fancy doing experience, it is a fun dining experience. LIBATIONS: excellent, lots of fun to be had here, a little on the pricey side so check out happy hour or pay up cowboy. . WAITSTAFF: Always great, this is an expensive place to staff year round. OVERALL VALUE: This is a great place to just visit, so yes the food is a bit expensive side but the overall return is great. You will not be disappointed unless you're on a Del Taco value meal budget. TIP: Check on happy hour locations in the bar and outside, it has changed. Sitting outside around the bar when open is much preferred as is the booth seating but no happy hour in the booths, so older people cannot sit and enjoy the tall tables and stools.

We went to Jackalope Ranch as a big group, and it was nice that they could accommodate us all in a…read morebig room. However, the food was quite mid. I got a Southwest Salmon Salad off the Restaurant Week menu, and it was pretty good. The California roll was actually very good, best thing of the meal. We also got a Brisket plate and it was very fatty. The beans, coleslaw, and corn were just okay. Cornbread pretty dry. Not sure that it's worth the price but the ambiance of the place is certainly nice.

This restaurant is located in a Marriott resort hotel. It is a beautiful setting, with a large…read morereflecting pool that extends from outside into the building. Very nice, with boats that take customers to the teppanyaki restaurant. The Lakview is located on the bottom floor next to the pool. We had three meals there. The first was a light lunch. I had a great vegetable sandwich that came with a large funnel-shaped cup of fries. It was very good, but the cost was far too high. For dinner, I had the Pizza Primivera. It appeared to have been baked in a stone oven with goat cheese and fresh vegetables. Again, very good but not worth the price. Finally, my wife, son, and I sat down for their Christmas champagne brunch. The quantity, quality, and diversity of food on the buffet was fantastic. It addition to all you could drink champagne, there was also a very good quality all you could eat sushi bar. This was actually the first meal we had in the Lakeview that was worth the price. The service was good and the view fantastic. But unless you want the view while you eat, spend your money elsewhere. There are better places to eat in Palm Desert for less or the same cost.

Friday and Saturday night prime rib and king crab leg buffet for $29. This was a pretty good deal…read more We came here on Friday night because we were too hot / lazy to venture outside the hotel on our first night in town. We decided to do the prime rib / crab leg buffet. The crab legs were pretty fresh and good, the big bowl kept getting refilled. The prime rib was decent too, but some cuts were a little more done than I would have liked. The dessert buffet was very impressive and plentiful. I tried a few choices which were hit or miss. Surprisingly, the bread pudding was good. Everything else in the buffet was gross, so we just loaded up on the prime rib, crab legs, and a few desserts. Our server was nice and our water glasses were always full. If you go to Lakeview, try the crab legs since they are basically the only tasty thing from their Fri / Sat night buffets.