Thirty years in, the allure has never faded. Much like the City of Lights itself, the charming restaurant occupying the corner of Larkspur Lane is a favored destination of many.

Every hour is happy on El Paseo, where upscale lounges specialize in fine wines, craft libations, and craveable bar bites.

Start the day with a delectable morning bite on El Paseo.

These are the best Palm Desert restaurants on El Paseo to grab a bite for lunch, whether you’re planning a work lunch or need a kids menu.

Trying to decide where to eat in Palm Desert? You’ll find restaurants to satisfy everyone in your group on El Paseo. Here are the best spots!

This unique opportunity to enjoy flavors perfected more than 6,000 miles away in Cogolin, France, sprang to life this past summer. Café des Beaux-Arts owner Didier Bloch escaped the desert heat with his family, as they do every year, vacationing at their second home on the Mediterranean coast. From there, it’s a short, scenic drive to Cogolin, a charming Provençal village perched in the hills above Saint-Tropez.

Fill your belly, and save room for dessert. There are so many places to choose from. It’s no secret that the Coachella Valley has emerged as a leading culinary destination for innovative chefs and foodies looking for a great meal. For their collective attention to wholesome ingredients, delectable flavor, and genuine hospitality, the restaurants on El Paseo stand out as some of the valley’s best.

Pull up a seat, savor the gourmet flavors, and enjoy the unrivaled scenery. To fuel an afternoon packed with boutique- and gallery-hopping, you’ll need a midday bite. Thankfully, the promenade’s eclectic eateries promise to fill you up with fresh interpretations on salads, sandwiches, tacos, and just about everything in between.

It need not be a special occasion to indulge in a feel-good morning meal. Whether you’re craving something sweet or savory, filling or light, you’ll find a chef-crafted menu that suits your palate (and the whole family’s) here on El Paseo.