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Top 10 Bar food in Cathedral City, Greater Palm Springs, California
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Cathedral City, Greater Palm Springs, California. Cathedral City is a city in Riverside County, California, United States. Colloquially known as Cat City, the population was 51,200 at the 2010 census. Located between Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage, it is one of the nine cities of the Coachella Valley (Palm Springs area) in Southern California. Cathedral City has the second largest population in the Coachella Valley, after Indio.
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10. Henry's Sports Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Henry's Sports Bar & Grill is a family friendly grill located in Cathedral City, CA. Here you can enjoy food, drinks,sports, karaoke, dancing and more. Henry's is the perfect place for fun, great food, premium cocktails or an ice cold beer.
Reviewed By navigator53
Fell into the bar (no pun intended) and immediately felt at home. Saul (owner) does a nice job of welcoming people as they come in.Good selection of beers and an alcoholic RootBeer which was outstanding! Saul recommended the street tacos and they were "real" Mexican style.Very casual and very eclectic clientele. Good fun place while we were there.
9. Applebee's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By 858marca
I am not usually a fan of sports-type restaurants, so when it was decided that that was the place we were going for a late night supper, I reluctantly agreed. I was very pleasantly surprised upon entering. Even though there were many overhead TVs, none were blaring. There were people at tables and around the bar, but conversations were low pitched. The décor and atmosphere were cordial to enjoying a nice meal. I canât say that this would be the case during the Super Bowl or during playoffs, and the like, but we timed it just right for us, this time.The wait staffs were informative and attentive, but not obtrusive. The menu was complete, yet affordable and the drinks were worth the money. They have appetizers that are sharable. We had steak and it was tender and cooked just right. Prices were consistent with other restaurants of this type. We were happily full upon departing the restaurant. It was nice to find out that they are open daily to midnight during the week and until 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. For us, it was a great alternative to the 24/7 restaurants that are your usual choices and, this Applebeeâs is on the West side of the Valley, so it was very convenient for us.I was impressed with the overall dining experience.
8. George's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By WesternRover
This is a locals favorite. This is not your typical burger joint, it is a classic tavern with great burgers prepared fresh daily by Ed, Georges son who has passed. He has a special recipe that is wonderful, but under no conditions should you ask for ketchup on your burger or even add it yourself, Ed does not allow ketchup on his burgers as it ruins the taste of the meat. Penalty is he takes the burger away from you and asks you to leave.No joke, it's true. He also serves great homemade french fries, it's OK to ketchup on them. If you try'em you'll keep coming back, they're great.
7. AJ's On The Green
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By bsimonis
We made reservations for 6 o'clock on Saturday evening, and while there were a few people in the bar, the restaurant was empty. We ordered scallops, which were very good, chicken marsala, less good, and linguini and clams. The scallops and chicken arrived in short order, but the waitress told us that the kitchen forgot about the clams. (?) They arrived later, after my companions started on their dinner. The good news was that they were hot. The clams were plentiful and the linguini was in a broth, not a cream sauce, which was excellent. During dinner, the regular crowd shuffled in, mostly seniors (very senior) who are apparently regulars and live in the mobile home park that surrounds the restaurant. It was open mic night, but we left before it started and the place was packed by the time we walked out. Would we go back? Maybe for the clams, but otherwise not so fast...
6. Bernie's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Welcome back to the days when the only thing that mattered was being cool. How do you like your martini - shaken or stirred? Does prime rib sound best, or would sea bass suit your taste. Excellent food, fine service, great nightly entertainment. Itâs Happ
Reviewed By snoopy647
What is better at Happy Hour than having some great live music! The evening we were there they had a wonderful soloist singing lots of the old "lounge classics". Nice to have that type of music where you can still talk between yourselves without the music blarring in the background. We ended up at Bernie's because we saw their ad on TV and wanted to try somewhere new for happy hour. We were glad we did as the food was very good and so was our server. We went fairly early and got a great table.
5. Purple Room Supper Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1138 reviews
Purple Room Supper Club is a fun, intimate and friendly place where the locals, celebrities and travelers hang out. We offer great 3 Course Purple Prix Fixe Menu & Happy Hour Tuesday-Thursday 4-6pm, live entertainment and a full dinner menu. We opened our
Reviewed By TravellingLady
We loved it here! Reminiscent of the brat pack era. Small atmospheric surroundings with great music and food. The service was top notch too. A âmust visitâ place in Palm Springs!
4. Bubba'a Bones & Brews
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By OmanRob
Showed up on a busy night on my own and the manager seated me within 5 mins. Had brisket and sausage but star of the show were the baked beans which were just great - great food, friendly service, great bbq all in allRob
Where to Eat in Cathedral City: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Bonta Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
WE ARE CLOSED UNTIL AUGUST 29th. We are a husband and wife team and offer German/Austrian & Argentinian/Italian comfort food in a relaxed, casual ambiance perfect for your evening plans. Here you can enjoy Schniztels, Sauerbraten, a great Argentine Roast
Reviewed By JeanneFleur63
I don't even like German food, but went as my friend loves it. I wasn't expecting much, so was blown away by the tomato basil soup followed by sole and bread pudding on the prix fixe menu. He had the Jaeger shnitzel and was super impressed as well. What a great vacation gourmet surprise!
Where to eat International food in Cathedral City: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Tony's Burgers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
We gather the freshest ingredients to bring you the best burgers in town. With 25 years of experience, Tony has developed and mastered the best burgers in the Coachella Valley. He has decided to open Tonyâs Burgers to fully share his passion in the kitche
Reviewed By Soup8
Hidden gem. Convenient parking. We had group of 15. Everyone chose different burgers, everyone happy, Malts and fries special.
Most Popular American food in Cathedral City, Greater Palm Springs, California
1. Chi Chi at The Avalon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Chi Chi at Avalon Hotel is a new restaurant centered in the tradition of California wellness and clean living set in the playful pool-centric setting of Palm Springs. Serving up fresh, chef-inspired fare, our menu reflects a vibrant, spirited take on deli
Reviewed By Robert M
Waited 40mins for service then Main Course was served before starter . Apologies were made but no excuse and there were only two in restaurant Dear Robert M,Thank you for your constructive remarks. Please accept our sincerest apologies for your dining experience. This it truly not the normal standard at all at Chi Chi. We would like to extend an invitation to return, so that you may enjoy a proper Chi Chi experience with our compliments.. Please contact Antonio Alvarez, Chi Chi Supervisor, at [email protected]. We do sincerely hope we have the opportunity to welcome you back.
