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Name: mister parker's
Address: 4200 E Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA, 92264, US
Telephone: (760) 321-4629
Price range: $$$

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4200 E Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, California, 92264, United States

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Cookie Jarmon

Mar 12, 2018

Great ambiance, excellent service, friendly staff, and great food. It’s pricey, but well worth it. We enjoyed 3 delicious courses and left very satisfied.

Shaun Jordan

May 5, 2018

The staff made this experience one to remember. The food was fresh, light, and clean. I recommend this place that's a little off the beaten path for anyone wanting to indulge in French cuisine.

Jillian Diaz

Dec 28, 2017

One of the worst restaurant experiences we have had in Palm Springs. After staying at The Parker for over a week, we made reservations at Mister Parker as a final hoorah on our last night. While the ambience is cool and romantic and the service good, the food itself was horrendous. My husband ordered the Porkchops, a usually dry meat and not one we would order, but we were promised that it was incredibly moist and flavorful. The only flavor was the bacon (which went fast) and the meat was more dry than normal. I ordered the Steak Au Poivre and asked for it medium-rare. I received a steak that was a true medium and since the lighting was low, I believe they thought I wouldn't notice. But I noticed and sent it back. They replaced the steak with a sort of medium-rare (leaning more towards medium) and forgot the flavor in the kitchen. My husband had already finished his meal and I was famished, so I ate it. (Also, the woman next to us had the same experience with her steak--talk about a bad night.) We both left incredibly disappointed. This was truly a miss and with that being said insanely overpriced. We have family and friends that will be visiting this hotel in the near future and this did not make the recommendation list.

Cynthia Melloy

Aug 29, 2016

The Parker & I go way back! The memories I have will never go away. Everybody on staff will go out of their way to make you feel at home! Michael Bradford was the manager of the dinning room when we frequented & he was 'family'! Our dinners, drinks & hospitality were amazing. If I wanted something changed or adjusted, it was never a problem. The top to the bottom of the chain of command.....wonderful! It's been a while, but I'm hopeful. Please think of me from time to time & know all of you will forever be in my heart!!!

Cliff Citragno

Dec 26, 2016

Amazing architecture and artwork. Food is outstanding as well.

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