5 Best Cocktail Bars In Palm Springs

Palm Springs is known for its decadent lifestyle and superior culinary scene, so it’s no wonder that this oasis city is chock full of some incredible cocktail bars. With so many places to enjoy these handcrafted libations, we’ve come up with a list of five of the best cantinas and speakeasies in town. Truss & Twine Located between the El Mirador and Old Las Palmas districts, this unique cocktail bar has a firm grasp on the past while keeping its eyes on the future.  With multiple cocktails from various eras from the golden age to the dark ages, the cocktails here are as clever as they are delicious, made with premium ingredients by talented bartenders. Be sure to try the food here as well, with standout fare such as the Wagyu Oxtail Grilled Cheese. Seymour’s Hidden behind a curtain in Mr. Lyon’s located south of Tahquitz and north of The Mesa, entering Seymour’s immediately gives you a sense of entering a speakeasy during the Prohibition Era — and the cocktails certainly match this vibe.  Don’t forget to grab your drink and check out the outdoor patio area, an open space where guests can enjoy a game of bocce ball or horseshoes in the warm Palm Springs air.  Tiki Bootlegger Located in the same space as the iconic Don the Beachcomber restaurant that opened in 1953, Tiki Bootlegger offers a fun, engaging atmosphere in a historic building conveniently located between the Movie Colony and El Mirador districts. With multiple creative drinks and personable bartenders, the biggest decision of your night won’t be whether to have a second one, but whether to stick with the same cocktail or try a different delicious invention. The Amigo Room This unpretentious haunt may not look like much, but one step inside and you’ll understand why it’s consistently placed on lists of the best cocktail bars in the city. With undeniably cool vibes, incredibly crafted cocktails and, when permitted, some of the best live shows in the city.  PS Air Stepping inside this quirky cocktail bar located in Downtown Palm Springs is an immediate transport to a bygone era of  is sure to impress, with it’s throwback to 1960s airlines like Pan Am.  All the seats in PS Air are airplane seats