If you're looking for a quick way to explore down town Palm Springs...go park by the Block. It's a…read morepart of the art walk, has great food options, and is the central hub of the downtown area.

Easy parking, that excellent; lots of interesting shops and sculptures around, that what visitors…read morewanted; tons of foodstuffs and great restaurants, that's convenient; overall a great place to visit when in Palm Springs.

It always starts with let's just go and walk around and maybe find a place to eat. Famous last word…read moreas it starts with window shopping which then leads into walking into a store and treating yourself. Clearly never hurts anyone. This area is an outdoor space with a decent amount of the higher end stores. It's stretches out a few block radius but the Main Street, El Paseo is where majority of the storefronts are. But then you have the outdoor mall, not really a mall but a little shopping strip. Here is where most of the higher end shops are located. You have Gucci, Bottega Venetta, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany and Company, to name a few. Not to mention a fairly decent amount of restaurants to add to the mix. Quite a few steakhouse and seafood restaurants. Plenty of parking along the street as well as the parking structure behind which is covered. The property and layout of the district is beautiful. Of course the desert theme is active with all the cactus and succulents. A few water features and a good amount of seating with umbrella from the sun. Even if you window shop or just browse the streets, this area is quite beautiful and nicely done. A fairly decent amount of stores and loads of restaurants. It's worth checking out. It's where you'll find the higher retailers in the desert.

Another successful shopping day in Palm Desert. Absolutely love Dare to Dazzle at Sage on El Paseo,…read moreIris has an amazing selection of fun accessories. Everything is so mich fun, fun, fun. The Cheese shop next door is glorious for lunch. That spinach salad yum. Followed up with a sweet treat across the street at the Gelato shop. So yummy. Their strawberry cup is so freaking good. Of course the little boutiques are also awesome. Christy is one of my favorites also at Sage. Lol. Definitely recommend spending a day or two here.

This is located in the corner of the parking lot next to Vons…read more I usually walk right past this place as I am shopping at other places but today I tried it out. Customer service was nice, the cashiers greeted everyone who came in and as I browsed I could hear them talking and laughing with the customers who were ready to make their purchases . The other employees were hanging up clothes or just keeping the store tidy in general. The selection of clothes was nice, a few names brands, and everything reasonably priced and definitely gives me Ross vibes as far as the prices goes. This store definitely has everything but groceries and full blown appliances inside it lol. 10/10

Used and second hand items. Mostly things you would find at a Swap-Meet. Some items are new but are…read moreseconds or returns, or from stores that went out of business. Lots of very old stuff.

This is a wonderful location. I loved the Albertsons here!!! Not only is it as wonderfully stacked…read moreas all Albertsons , against this picturesque background of mountains and palm trees, but it is very clean and artfully decorated. I asked who is doing the displays, they said employees. Well, they are lucky to have these people, they do a great job making the place look really nice . Great choice also on putting up all these brand collectibles, like the huge silver man, all the bar lights, the copper canisters, and the palm trees with Corona signs

If you are a fan of Midcentury Modern, you have to visit the shops at Racquet Club Shopping Center…read more We were lucky to discover the place 2 years ago on a winter vacation from Minnesota. Each time we go back we continue to marvel at all the MCM furniture and accessories. Some stores have high end original pieces from the well known designers of the time. It's an amazing place.

When I discovered this center, I felt like I had been told about an awesome locals secret. I have…read morelived in Palm Springs over 6 years, and I had no idea how great the shops were in this center! In the North end of town, right before the entrance to the Tramway, this is a funky little shopping plaza that with some of the best home decor stores around! The stores are filled with Mid-Century antiques, art, playful décor and the plaza even has a dispensary. Besides these great furniture and home stores, the shopping center also has a beloved coffee shop, an Italian owned Italian Restaurant. The italian restaurant is actually how I discovered the plaza itself. Came in for dinner and saw all the amazing window displays and new stores, so I had to return the next day! And have been back many times since. Definitely worth checking out, if you are a fan of Mid-Century home furnishings. The stores vary on selection and pricing, but they are all devotees to this period in time!

I needed to re-invent my sleepwear collection so I headed to TJ Maxx for the best choices. First, I…read morefound the best fussiest slippers by Nautica with nice big souls so that I can wear them outside as well as inside. They're lined with sour and have a little faux fur cuff for comfort. Next, I headed over to the night count section Beth found mostly short sleeve tops with pants. I dug on and came up with a new set of lightweight pants with an over shirt designed by the gap and a beautiful, pale sage green color, which looked very restful. I thumbed through the offerings and also found a comfy cozy sweater jacket made of a soft fleece for those times when the heater just isn't enough. I headed for checkout, and on the way, found sunscreen, perfect for enjoying the rest of my stay in Palm Springs. Good value is always to be found here as well as some of the fresh looks in the market.

This is the nicest TJ Maxx I've visited. It's very well organized and stocked. The store is clean…read morewith lots of great products. Ron was very friendly and super helpful.

I love this place. It was much nicer than I expected. It's more like a museum or art gallery than…read morean antique store in my opinion. Though it's loaded with antiques, they are not the usual junk you see at some other antique shops. It's huge, and everything is super clean and high quality. And most prices seemed fair. The staff were very nice and helpful. They even gave out fresh picked lemons and limes as you left. Highly recommend. I'm definitely going to go back next time I'm in Palm Springs.

Very friendly gals greeted us as we walked in and offered to direct us through so we wouldn't miss…read moreany of the curated booths. The gallery occupies 2 floors and each rented booth owner really puts thought and care into how their items are displayed and each booth is easy to navigate. I love looking for MCM finds and there were a lot of items here from that era. But there was a lot of variety. One very colorful room on the second floor looks like original art. I'm a "look at every bit & bob" kinda gal, so it took about 2 hours to go through the whole selection. Clean bathrooms on both floors were greatly appreciated. Like any "antique" shop in a touristy city, but especially one as known for history, MCM and ties to classic Hollywood as PS, prices were on the higher side, but some booths were running discounts, so it's always worth a perusal. We'll check back in again the next time we visit "The Desert". Cheers! "CC"

Steve, one of the managers at the Marshall's on Ramon Road in Palm Springs has been harassing me…read morefor years as a customer. I've found numerous pairs of shoes and clothes for myself and my family at this store and, of course, obviously, when you buy lots of items, some items will turn out to be returns. Over the 17 years that I've spent hundreds and hundreds of dollars, this horrible, tiny, little older man has followed me around his store and has made every encounter with him as nasty as possible. I finally had to complain about his outrageous outburst behavior to the Marshall's corporate office for screaming and yelling at me over having to return a knit blouse that had a hole in it that I hadn't spotted when I purchased it. In front of an entire lineup of customers behind me, Steve decided to throw a hissy fit yelling and screaming and shouting at me that: "We don't carry that brand of clothing in our store", which was a complete lie as it was from the Ivanka Trump clothing line that Marshall's and TJmaxx did carry and we're selling until the brand was discontinued and whatever was left was placed in their clearance section. Steve then kept away from me until I found him in the shopping cart area, having followed me out there from inside the store and he told me to hand him my shopping cart and he pushed it away. several evenings ago, I had a return to make to Marshall's that I put into a TJmaxx plastic bag, which Steve obviously spotted since I wasn't trying to hide it, by any means. I saw Steve rush into his office when he saw me. (I'm pretty hard to miss, I'm tall, a former model and always well dressed and groomed.) When l gather up some things on clearance and went up to the cash register, Steve had obviously called over there to have the older female employee hassle me by demanding that I give her my drivers license, because, in her words, "It's been more than 30 days since I'd purchased the items." Immediately joining the cashier was apparently another manager or someone from security, both of whom looked at me so very oddly, both of whom examined every inch and detail of my face and makeup and the clothes that I was wearing, it was completely rude and shocking, but I continued to stand there, comply with giving my license and waiting as the cashier ran my information through her computer and found nothing, because there was nothing to find. She held up my drivers license and loudly proclaimed my name, for what purpose, I have no idea. I've never ever asked to hand over my drivers license when I've had my receipt, but this was a ruse perpetrated to access information about me in their database, I assume. Steve, the horrible little manager, never made an appearance during any of this, he was orchestrating the unnecessary drama behind his 'Wizard of Oz' curtain from his office and had, yet again, managed to viciously harass me, create drama and make me vow to never ever shop at that store again.

My second time visiting this store in five years. This Marshalls always comes in clutch. Especially…read moreif you forgot to pack something. Came here for some Korean skincare since I ran out and found a good selection in the skincare aisle. Looked up Pretty Skin toner online and Reddit said it was a decent toner for $5.99 and they were right. In the past I found a pepsi bathing suit that fit and looked so 80's but it looked great! Definitely stop in if you're having a fashion emergency and need some great finds at a great price.