Palm Springs first gastropub is a great place to chill and grab a beer without the loud music. Expect a mixed crowd that even lures the heteros with disco fries and a whiskey wall. TweetPinShare+10 Shares

Always cooled to a perfect temperature, this is literally the coolest bar in town. Expect a friendly staff and younger crowd — it is very popular with the 20-, 30-, and 40- something crowd.   TweetPinShare+10 Shares

They may be dressed in leather and levis, but they are all teddy bears on the inside. This friendly bar also happens to be cruisy. Win-win. TweetPinShare+10 Shares

A ten-minute drive outside of the city will find you in a hard-core leather and chains oasis. Sunday Beer Busts are your best bet for frolicking with the bears. TweetPinShare+10 Shares

This upscale lounge caters to an older crowd that values both style and substance. Live music comes from the piano if it’s time for Karaoke. TweetPinShare+10 Shares

A bar with true Palm Springs class. Sing some karaoke like the star you are or watch others take the stage in their search for fame. TweetPinShare+10 Shares

Showtunes and karaoke are the main draws at this video bar formerly known as Spurline. This is the friendly, neighborhood bar you might be searching for if a dance club doesn’t sound relaxing. TweetPinShare+10 Shares

Even Palm Springs has its gay dive bar and this is it.  The cheap drinks are a great reminder that you get what you pay for. TweetPinShare+10 Shares

The dance club draws in the younger crowd and their older admirers. There’s enough space to get into trouble and you can’t argue with the 9-hour happy hour. TweetPinShare+10 Shares

Head upstairs above Azul to find a chill bar with an outdoor patio. It’s small and more about live entertainment and chatting than cruising or dancing. TweetPinShare+10 Shares