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BEVERLY CENTER, opposite; El Paseo Village, below.
driven restaurants and fast-casual
eateries. Eight street level restaurants
include Angler from acclaimed chef and
owner Joshua Skenes/Saison Hospitality,
Farmhouse by restaurateur Laurent Halasz
and executive farmer Nathan Peitso,
ABSteak by Chef Akira Back, and Yardbird
Southern Table & Bar by restaurateur John
Kunkel, as well as Eggslut, Marugume
Udon, Tocaya Organica and Pitchoun
Bakery & Café.
Inside, dine amid sweeping city views
and a new skylight at fast-casual eateries,
including Easy’s by Jeremy Fall and Coffee
Commissary.
port to Shopping program. Shoppers from
more than 50 miles away can receive spe-
cial offers from nearly 50 retailers by
visiting the concierge desk on Level 6 in the
Grand Court. The center’s multilingual staff
can help guests with everything from
tourist programs and foreign currency
exchange to directions, reservations and
gift recommendations.
Johnny Was, Sephora, Pottery Barn and
more. For one-of-a kind dining, The Gar-
dens on El Paseo offers Pacifica Seafood
Restaurant, Tommy Bahama’s Restaurant
& Bar and Wilma & Frieda, which was fea-
tured on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.”
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Exclusive Passport to Shopping
Beverly Center welcomes visitors from all
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Shopping in the Coachella Valley
If traveling to Palm Desert, visit The Gar-
dens on El Paseo, Coachella Valley’s
premier shopping and dining destination.
Anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue, The Gar-
dens on El Paseo features luxurious stores
such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Tiffany &
Co. as well as favorites such as Anthro-
pologie, Brooks Brothers, Eileen Fisher,
Beverly Center
beverlycenter.com
The Gardens on El Paseo
thegardensonelpaseo.com
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