A classic with a new-School edge. Be transported to a bygone era when jazz standards, martinis and steak ruled the day. The steak- centric menu boasts infinite sides featuring seasonal produce and is delivered with impeccable tableside service. A modern take on the classic steakhouse with a menu that puts local small farms first. Editors pick for Best steakhouse Palm Springs Life 2021. Featuring five unique experiences/spaces The Grand Salon, The Lounge, The Conservatory and Terrace, The Private Dining Room, and Seymour’s
Upscale, retro-style spot serving hand-cut meats, steakhouse staples & classic cocktails.
Hours
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 233 E Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92264
Phone: (760) 327-1551
Website: https://www.mrlyonsf10.com/
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The exterior of the restaurant looked a little shady but the entrance was beautiful with a nice outdoor setting area to the right, once inside you are transformed into a swanky/ upscale steakhouse with dining room seating, a bar area and the aforementioned outdoor seating.
Nancy and I settled into our booth with hi-back seats and plenty of room to have a conversation without much noise and immediately felt immersed in the relaxing setting.
Cocktails were on our minds, she ordered a Blackberry Bourbon Ginger Fizz and I had a Pimm’s cup, so refreshing and so on the spot, executed to perfection!
Sarah Marie was our server and she guided us through the menu with confidence, knowledge as well as the patience a good server must have in order for the dinner to flow flawlessly for the guest, we were also visited by the sommelier but hard liquor was on our mind.
Nancy ordered the wedge salad and i just had to try the “potato chip salad”, not potato salad to see what that was about and a side of Parker House Rolls, the salads came out chilled and perfectly dressed and the rolls were warm/ buttery goodness.
We had decided that we would split a Beef Wellington and baked potato and a side of Brussels sprouts, loved everything, the beef was spot on medium rare and the sides were more than we could eat.
No room for dessert but had a wonderful time and look forward to returning some day.
overall, great experience!
The only thing that didn’t make the mark for me was the food. The apps were okay – good but not amazing. My daughter got the filet mignon – delicious and cooked as expected. I got the pork chop tomahawk – it was okay; a little dry and flavor was average. What was disappointing was the carrot cake. Friend said it was the best thing ever … it was not. Cake was a bit dry and lack the texture I was looking for in a traditional carrot cake. What did stand out was the chocolate lava cake. It was as a lava cake should be and delicious.
For the price per dish, I would expect EVERYTHING to be perfect. It was not. Hence, the 4 stars.
Here’s a quick recap:
We arrived 15 minutes early and found valet parking available. The atmosphere was swanky, but the ongoing wedding created a loud vibe that didn’t suit the steakhouse atmosphere and created a lot of in and out foot traffic. Although we had a reservation, they prioritized a couple for immediate seating, which was frustrating. None the less we were finally seated at, exactly 9 PM.
Once at our corner booth, a thoughtful gesture was the staff pulling the table out for easy access. After that, we waited too long for our waiter to take our order, but eventually, we got to discuss the menu and ordered drinks and appetizers. Our appetizers—creamed corn and whipped potatoes—disappointed, corn undercooked and potatoes not whipped and cold. However, the caviar and bone marrow were exceptional.
For dinner, we ordered the steak special, a veggie wellington, and a beef wellington. Here’s where it got messy: the kitchen delivered our meals without clearing the starters first, creating chaos with dirty plates and no new silverware. Despite this, the food was fantastic. The steak was perfectly cooked, and the Wellington was delicious, though on the veggie wellington we’d prefer beet greens over chard for a sweeter flavor inside that devine crust.
Afterward, they boxed our leftovers quickly, but it would have been better to receive them with the check, due to the table size and still ordering dinner. For dessert, we had date pudding and a frozen Meyer lemon dessert, both outstanding and a perfect end to the meal, especially with the desert wines.
The elegant experience we had upon arrival was lost as we had to move our own table to leave, complete oversight by the management team. Overall, I’d rate this a solid 4 stars. While there were a few issues, the experience often hit the mark, leaving me curious to try another Palm Springs location or just maybe Mr. Lyons can nail it?