LuLu California Bistro

 
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One of the newest restaurants in the PS dining scene, Lulu's is a hip modern bistro serving California cuisine. The 3-course feast is a spectacular deal, and the brunch menu is extensive.

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    • PalmSpringsSilver
      PalmSpringsSilver Over a year ago
      Loves it

      Great Place to Meet and Watch People
      .......and yes, the food is consistently good too. Sit at the friendly bar and you'll likely meet people from all over the world. Their happy hour lasts from 11AM to closing in the designated bar area and includes a great list of appetizers and mains. Like most places in Palm Springs, very gay friendly.

    • AlbieHamilton
      AlbieHamilton Over a year ago

      Ask for Michael Cohan, he's amazing!!!!

    • NormanG
      NormanG Over a year ago
      Loves it

      lulu ..the bes
      Lulu's has the best waiters and specials before 6....go see

    • AmazinRacer
      AmazinRacer Over a year ago

      Beware of the see-through window in the men's restroom.

    • mexmenudo
      mexmenudo Over a year ago
      Loves it

      Well Traveled
      Latest and greatest local hangout; nice crowd always busy with great afternoon food specials, worth the visit...

    • GromBK
      GromBK Over a year ago
      Loves it

      good table
      Nice meal in a beautiful place on different levels. Good service. Very straight friendly.

    • noooby
      noooby Over a year ago
      Loves it

      Big Hit on the Strip
      Right in the heart of the tourist scene, on the strip, and (seemingly) always crowded, this new restaurant appears to be an instant hit. Very large interior opens (when weather is good) to the outside patio. The decor is modern and arty, yet casual. And ever so clever: the crystal chandeliers over the bar are de-kitsched with minimal, translucent shades; the looking glass in the hallway sees newbie diners checking their teeth for spinach without realizing that the 2-way mirror is the vista from the men's room. The large and moderately-priced menu features a wide range of food, from updated American classics to (a major surprise in land-bound Palm Springs) fresh seafood - including a New England lobster sandwich (welcome to California!). Special sections of the menu are devoted to substantial gluten-free as well as vegetarian offerings. I ordered lightly fried oysters (perfectly, delicately cooked) and a domestic "Kobe" beef burger (arrived exactly medium rare as ordered, with the condiments requested). My partner's babyback ribs were succulent and juicy, but completely bland other than the brushed-on barbecue sauce. The waiter happily accommodated a vegetable substitution for the potatoes as requested. The service staff were super attentive (the place is well-staffed), mostly male, and very, very handsome.

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