Eating in Palm Springs Airport
Jun 10, 2009, 10:02 pm
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Eating in Palm Springs Airport
Hi,
Just wondering what the food is like at PSP? I have a 3.30pm flight but a return time on the rental car of 1pm.
I could extend the rental for another day but if the food in the airport is passable and not too extortionately priced then the best solution would seem to be to have lunch there...
TIA
Tony
Just wondering what the food is like at PSP? I have a 3.30pm flight but a return time on the rental car of 1pm.
I could extend the rental for another day but if the food in the airport is passable and not too extortionately priced then the best solution would seem to be to have lunch there...
TIA
Tony
Jun 10, 2009, 10:33 pm
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Hi,
Just wondering what the food is like at PSP? I have a 3.30pm flight but a return time on the rental car of 1pm.
I could extend the rental for another day but if the food in the airport is passable and not too extortionately priced then the best solution would seem to be to have lunch there...
TIA
Tony
Just wondering what the food is like at PSP? I have a 3.30pm flight but a return time on the rental car of 1pm.
I could extend the rental for another day but if the food in the airport is passable and not too extortionately priced then the best solution would seem to be to have lunch there...
TIA
Tony
Jun 18, 2009, 3:43 pm
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Well, for what it's worth and future reference, the Celebrity Bistro (landside) does a competent enough burger. Choices airside are somewhat limited.
Jun 19, 2009, 8:43 pm
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My dad and his friend used to fly over to Palm Springs Airport on Sunday afternoons from San Diego to get a cup of coffee and a piece of pie at the coffee shop. Other Sundays they would fly over to Catalina to have a buffalo burger.
Jun 21, 2009, 5:20 pm
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The poverbial "100 Dollar Burger". There's even a namesake website for airport burger places. My favorite was Meadowlark Airport in Huntington Beach http://www.l16.com/