FOOD & DRINK

A dimly lit, elegant restaurant with art-lined walls, chandeliers, diners at tables, and a shiny gold hand sculpture in the foreground.

We believe in eating and drinking well. It’s not something we take lightly. It’s at our core. We believe in taste, diversity, uniqueness and comfort. At Parker Palm Springs you will find six distinct spots to imbibe, delight and satiate.

A tray holds coffee, a pot, croissants in a basket, a bowl of berries, juice, water, and small jars, creating a colorful breakfast scene.

COUNTER REFORMATION

A cozy bar with patterned red chairs, candles on the counter, dim lighting, dark walls, and decorative tiles. Glassware and plants add warmth to the inviting, intimate atmosphere.

A shrine to great wine. After one visit, you will be a convert.

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ar seating and ledge-leaning is the rule of thumb — think Paris tabac or the zinc — the heat of local life, crowded with regulars at the counter waiting for their vin rouge. Here you’ll find our Cave à Manger, an eclectic curation of wines by the glass offered with a menu of small plated savory delicacies created for this tasting smorgasbord. More than an amuse-bouche, less than a serving. Range, variety, exploration and discovery are the point.

 

Reservations open 30 days in advance.

Please visit PEAK to make your reservation and select your seat.

A hand-drawn table with two chairs, cups, glasses, and a vase with pink flowers on top. There is also a clock on the tabletop.

mister parker’s

  • A dimly lit, elegant restaurant with brown leather booths, art-covered walls, set tables with lamps, and a flower arrangement in the corner, creating a cozy, intimate atmosphere.
  • A dimly lit, elegant restaurant features a square dining table, vintage chairs, a white piano, eclectic art on dark wood walls, and a decorative fireplace.

    “I believe in rules. Sure, I do. If there weren’t any rules, how could you break them?” - Leo Durocher

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    ark, sexy, and seductive—mister parker’s is where over-the-top décor meets under-the-table mischief. It’s an intimate, upscale watering hole that draws dreamy aesthetes, wandering flâneurs, and swaggering dandies alike. A guy’s guy sort of place, it’s where the high-born mix with the lowbrow and bon vivants nurse the lugubrious.

     

    mister parker’s enjoys its seasonal intermission from July 7 – September 2. We reopen on Thursday, September 3.

    A hand-drawn fish with blue and green shading is placed on a round plate beside a wedge of lemon. The drawing uses colored pencils and has a sketch-like style.

    NORMA'S

    • Outdoor restaurant patio with round tables, orange cushioned bench seating, colorful pillows, globe lights, and vibrant yellow and orange canopy overhead. Greenery and trees in the background create a lively, inviting atmosphere.
    • A cozy modern restaurant with tan chairs, white tables set with glasses and silverware, warm lighting, and wood-paneled ceiling and floor. Candles and wall art add to the inviting atmosphere.

      “If you’re afraid of butter, use cream.” - Julia Child

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      orma’s — the brightly colored open-air terrace restaurant that serves breakfast all day until 3 p.m., then transitions into dinner service. Mind you, the concept of breakfast at Norma’s can be a no-holds-barred extravaganza of decadent proportions There is no denying a contagious feeling of both calm and delight as you pull up a chair or slide into a booth to peruse the menu. Go spare and minimalist with the simplicity of poached eggs and half a grapefruit or go maximalist with any one of the French toast, waffle, or pancake concoctions. Go gluten-free, vegan, or vegetarian — they serve to change it up and please.

      The white slump block and wood interior of Norma’s is a room open, friendly, and bright throughout the day — cozy, votive-lit, and discreet at night when the menu changes to a short selection of California-fresh, clean entrées prepared to classic perfection or with the subtlest twist on the standard. Comfortable, low-key, effortless.

      Norma’s will be closed to the public starting Tuesday, July 7 for a little self-improvement.

      MINI BAR

      • Elegant bar with marble surfaces, tall stools, a wide variety of drinks on display, and feather-decorated white sculpted vases at each end of the counter. Warm lighting creates a cozy, upscale atmosphere.
      • A glamorous bar with gold accents, green marble floor, and a fully stocked bar is framed by bright blue doors and two tall gold palm tree sculptures on either side.

        “The piano has been drinking, not me.” - Tom Waits

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        bar — intimate and grandiose at the same time — designed like a jewel box. Dark emerald stone facings with mirrored accents, blackamoor sconces and lucite stools. Pull up a chair, christen it as your own and return daily for your split of champagne, your driest gin martini or your ruby colored negroni. Go solo or share the spirits — up to you. Wander a bit further into the lounge proper — a space that warms on a cool desert night — if not from drink then from the suspended fireplace and it’s seating surround. A mix of adjacent love seats, couches, and hanging chairs provide a setting for discreet tete-a-tetes as well as the occasional voyeur. Part mod, part modern, all comfort. Drink, eat, and be merry!

        A drawing of a pink drink with ice cubes in a glass, a yellow straw, and a lemon slice on the rim, set on a teal surface.

        LEMONADE STAND

        Outdoor patio with yellow umbrellas, wicker chairs, and wooden tables near a bar with a yellow-and-white-striped awning. Lush greenery and palm trees surround the sunlit area.

        “Blue skies, smiling at me, nothing but blue skies do I see” - Irving Berlin

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        hat could be a more fitting adjacency to the Pétanque court than a citron presse? The charm and pluck of it has infiltrated the entire property. You haven’t experienced anything here if you haven’t made at least one stop at the Lemonade Stand. Order poolside or from beneath the striped awning stand. Seating also available. Lemonade Stand is available exclusively for registered hotel guests.

        Illustration of a person wearing a blue and white striped shirt and black pants, holding a bunch of yellow lemons in their arms.

        MRS PARKER’S

        A round table with candles and flowers is set for two by a pool at dusk. Lanterns, plants, and a cozy seating area with red columns and a striped awning create a romantic, inviting atmosphere.

        The world’s smallest restaurant.

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        proposal, an engagement, an anniversary — no matter the occasion, there is no experience more intimate or exclusive than this one. A romantic table for two set at the Gene Autry Pool just after sunset. Sip champagne and soak in the stars as you dine in private with your own butler and chef.

        Parker Palm Springs welcomes all to our Palm Springs restaurants for outdoor and indoor dining and fabulous libations.

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