Restaurants & Nightlife

The Greater Palm Springs tourism industry is pledging to implement the latest safety guidelines developed by the State of California and leading industry associations. Our Safer Together, Greater Together Pledge offers a unified commitment destination-wide among all businesses—including hotels, restaurants and attractions—which promise to institute core safety practices such as:

• Performing a detailed risk assessment and implement a site-specific protection plan
• Training employees on how to limit the spread of COVID-19, including how to screen themselves for symptoms and to stay home if they have them
• Implementing individual control measures and screenings
• Implementing disinfecting protocols
• Implementing physical distancing guidelines
• Staying informed of and implement the latest best practices

To learn more about the extra precautions our local businesses and tourism partners are taking to protect visitors, go to gpsPLEDGE.com.

Yes, face coverings (scarves, masks, bandanas, etc.) are mandatory in the state of California. You can learn more about the governor’s order here.

Select restaurants have outdoor dining available. View a list of restaurants offering outdoor dining.

For a list of restaurants offering takeout or delivery, click here.

Riverside County is currently in Tier 1- Purple. In this tier, restaurants are not permitted to resume indoor operations. Many of Greater Palm Springs’ eateries offer patio dining and continue to serve guests outdoors.

Bars, brewpubs and breweries that do not provide sit-down meals are closed until Riverside County moves into Tier 3. Alcoholic beverages can only be sold in the same transaction as a meal.  

For more information, click here.