Best Diners in San Jacinto

"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."

"Founded in 1960 by Walt and Dorothy Elmer under its original name, Elmer’s Colonial Pancake House, our values have always been to provide quality food ingredients, gracious service and the clean surroundings that make you feel at home. Walt, Dorothy and their three sons worked hard to bring home-style cooking to those of us lucky enough to live in the Northwest!. Elmer’s began with breakfast… and rumor has it that Walt Elmer kept the original pancake batter recipe locked in his safe."

"Elmer’s might not have the modern shine of other breakfast/brunch spots in Palm Springs, but when you’re in the mood for a straightforward breakfast without any bells and whistles, you can’t beat it. The old-school diner has a large menu filled with every breakfast staple you could want - skillets, pancakes, waffles, crepes, and our favorite eggs Benedict in town. They currently have two outdoor patios and a new shaded dining area on the grass."

"This locally owned gem, voted Best Breakfast by Palm Springs Life readers, features an extensive menu of made-from-scratch favorites, gracious service, and a pet-friendly outdoor patio. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY ELMER'S"

"If Palm Springs hotels were personas, the Ace Hotel & Swim Club would the Cool Kid. This downtown hotel is the place to both see and be seen. It’s the perfect combination of ultra-hip, artsy, trendy, and retro."

"Known as a modern desert oasis, the Ace Hotel and Swim Club promises fun and adventure at every turn. You can swim in either of their two deep pools to your heart’s content, as they are open daily from 6 a.m."

"The rooms are no-frills (almost reminded me of a camp bunk) but the vibe is fun and the location is great. Loved the IG-worthy sign they have at the entrance. Address: 701 E Palm Canyon Dr"

"Downtown Palm Springs, 125 e. Tahquitz Canyon Way #102 100% Love it"

"Founded in 1960 by Walt and Dorothy Elmer under its original name, Elmer’s Colonial Pancake House, our values have always been to provide quality food ingredients, gracious service and the clean surroundings that make you feel at home. Walt, Dorothy and their three sons worked hard to bring home-style cooking to those of us lucky enough to live in the Northwest!. Elmer’s began with breakfast… and rumor has it that Walt Elmer kept the original pancake batter recipe locked in his safe."

"Elmer’s might not have the modern shine of other breakfast/brunch spots in Palm Springs, but when you’re in the mood for a straightforward breakfast without any bells and whistles, you can’t beat it. The old-school diner has a large menu filled with every breakfast staple you could want - skillets, pancakes, waffles, crepes, and our favorite eggs Benedict in town. They currently have two outdoor patios and a new shaded dining area on the grass."

"This locally owned gem, voted Best Breakfast by Palm Springs Life readers, features an extensive menu of made-from-scratch favorites, gracious service, and a pet-friendly outdoor patio. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY ELMER'S"

"In addition to their huge menu of sandwiches, Sherman’s also offers up a big selection of breakfast menu items including omelettes, lox and cream cheese, and even salami and eggs. Plus, you can always get a sandwich in the morning – since Guy Fieri made them look so good when he made a stop into the place for Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. Sherman’s Deli and Bakery, 73161 Country Club Drive, Palm Desert, (760) 568-1350"