Ale House Bar & Grill

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Environment

Perhaps even more unique is the Ale House’s environment. The comfortable décor offers deep leather couches to sit on, booths and table seating, as well as plenty of floor space for dancing or enjoying a band. There’s a pool table and big-screen television. The Ale House will have Monday Night Football parties with radio DJs and food and drink specials every week during the 17-week season. “We’re a place you can con in watch a game, listen to music and have something great to eat.” Mitnick said. “Come have some fun.”

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Ale House in Palm Springs
Beer, Food, and Music
Ale House Bar & Grill


Ale House
760 320-9000
105 South Palm Canyon Drive
Palm Springs CA 92262

(760) 320-9000

Previous Names

le House in Palm Springs

The Ale House is designed as an attractive, friendly, neighborhood Grill & Bar featuring moderately priced, high-quality food and beverage items, with a niche of “great food …great value”. Service is great, House brand Beer sells for $1.75 pint, live music most nights and has a comfortable atmosphere including clean bathrooms where women would not be afraid to go. The location seats ~200 people with two great patios and an indoor / outdoor bar that is accessible from one of the patios.. Operating hours are from 11AM to 2PM seven days per week.

Located in the Heart of the Palm Springs Walk

Palm Springs is a tourist location and the restaurant is situated in the heart of the “walk” traffic”, adjoining Star Bucks, Einstein Bagels and Jamba Juice. It’s nice to sit and have a beer or dinner and watch the street activities and tourist. The décor is inviting, comfortable and casual, with very friendly staff and patrons. You can find live music most night, including a wide variety of music and some top notch performers.

Ale House has its own Beer Label

ITS OWN BEER LABEL The Ale House, located at Tahquitz Canyon Way and Palm Canyon Drive, aims to offer something for everyone, with a refreshingly revitalized entertainment line-up that parallels high-end bars that might be found in Los Angeles or San Francisco. With a soft, comfortable décor and a menu of steak and seafood dishes – and, of course, fine ales - the Ale House hopes to redefine nightlife alone one of the valley’s most popular corridors. “We want to offer something different, something that’s a notch above what exists here now.” Says Manager Robert Mitnick, who has spent his career managing eating and entertainment establishments like the Hollywood Palladium and B.B. King’s club.

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Music and Blues

Enjoy music every Friday and Saturday night. Mitnick said the music lineup will be second to none with major L.A. club acts featured regularly. Most of the time, the shows will have no cover charge, except for rare cases when a big-name act takes the stage.

Food

The Ale House also offers a low-key food menu. It has the regular appetizers and salads, along with buffalo, beef and chicken burgers. The dinner menu features tantalizing choices: Coconut Shrimp, six shrimp prepared wit rice and spicy Thai sauce; New York steak with garlic potatoes; grilled salmon; and filet mignon, along with individual create-your-own pizzas. Lunch prices run about $7, and dinner plates cost around $12. “The restaurant that was here before was kind of a high-end seafood place – our prices are very reasonable for where we are,” Mitnick said. He did keep many of the previous restaurant’s staff, however, and their experience in preparing meals shines through in every bite. The Ale House offer drink specials and will feature its own Ale House private label beer at late-night happy hours and other major events.