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"Start your day New York-style by dining on the patio of Sherman's Deli and Bakery, a popular Palm Springs restaurant just off the downtown strip. This restaurant is known for its fresh bagels, which make a great breakfast when combined with the restaurant's famous lox. Egg lovers will have a hard time choosing from the extensive omelette and scramble menu, while fish lovers will enjoy the numerous gourmet fish platters served at breakfast."

"Another candidate for best lunch Palm Springs: Sherman’s Deli boasts top awards and rave reviews for their New-York style offerings. Founded by a World War II veteran who settled in Palm Springs in the early 1950’s, Sherman’s restaurant heritage is now being carried on by his children. Their signature lunch is the Beef n’ Latkes, which features corned beef or pastrami between two potato latkes."

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"When Las Vegas born Bruce Abney purchased a dilapidated 50-year-old building in 2001, he saw past its disrepair and envisioned a lavish boutique hotel focused on healing. After all, the site had its own well and the ability to pump 104-degree water into its Jacuzzi and pools. Abney transformed the place with a curated collection of artwork and architectural elements found on treks to Morocco and around the globe — goatskin lamps, a pair of antique entry doors, handmade canopy fabrics that cascade from the rafters."

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"Situated in the Coachella Valley in Palm Springs, the Tahquitz Canyon is not only striking to view but also steeped in legend. It has been continually inhabited for a minimum of two thousand years by members of the Native American Cahuilla tribe. Over recent years, wildlife has been brought back to the area and many people now head over to enjoy taking in the surroundings, exploring the history, and for the great hiking trails."

"Plan for an early morning hike and picnic at the legendary Tahquitz Canyon in Palm Springs, one of the several sites the indigenous Cahuilla people once inhabited in the region. While in the canyon, you’ll experience intriguing rock art, ancient irrigation systems, native wildlife and plants, as well as a spectacular seasonal 60-foot waterfall at the end of your trip. You may become tempted to take the waters, so come prepared!"