Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Hemet

"73161 Country Club Drive Palm Desert 760-568-1350shermansdeli.com. This New York–style delicatessen has been a longtime favorite, dating back to a clientele that included Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra. They’ve got all the classics: lox, liver, cheese blintzes, and cases full of fresh-baked goods."

"A Kosher- style family restaurant, still owned and operated by Sherman Harrisand family, we offer an extensive menu for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner reminiscent of a New York style deli. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: No Bathing SuitsPhone: +1 760-325-1199"

"Founder/president of Slow Food Temecula Valley, chef and owner Leah Di Bernardo’s chic artisan cafe has been a local mainstay since 2011. Called the “Alice Waters of Riverside County” she sources much of her fare from local and regional farms, including Sage Mountain in Anza – think hueveos rancheros with farm eggs and mighty bowls for breakfast, avocado toast served all day, to rustic soups, sandwiches, and a farmhouse chop for lunch. Open daily from 8 a.m."

"Farm to table is good any time of day, but there’s definitely something special about fresh eggs, meat, and locally grown veggies that make farm to table brunch especially good. There’s no better place in Temecula for this than EAT, also located right off Old Town Front Street. They even list every farm they pull their ingredients from."

"An Old Town find, they are dedicated to sourcing the cleanest foods possible and serving locally driven foods that are hyper fresh and nutrient dense. E.A.T. Marketplace offers delicious menu items for those with dietary restrictions as well as carnivores, vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, and paleo eaters."

"Everything comes full circle — even in the restaurant business. In 1975, Reed Gardner (Billy) and Robbie Lemley opened Billy Reed’s Restaurant & Bakery, highlighting the award-winning recipes from Billy’s grandmother, who taught him how to bake. In 1987, retirement called and the two leased the restaurant for 25 years to a new owner, while retaining ownership of the property."

"Farm is a tucked-away spot with chic farmhouse interior, a charming patio space, and covered outdoor seating. The ambiance is one thing here, but the food is quite another. Try their brioche French toast, a wide variety of crepes, and omelets."

"The Toscano sandwich from the Real Italian Deli (Instagram: @joshmun). The deli, located between a laundromat and a somewhat sketchy Circle K, has been a Cactus Hugs fave for some time now – because they are just so darn good!. The Real Italian Deli, 44795 San Pablo Ave, Palm Desert, (760) 836-1493"

"73161 Country Club Drive Palm Desert 760-568-1350shermansdeli.com. This New York–style delicatessen has been a longtime favorite, dating back to a clientele that included Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra. They’ve got all the classics: lox, liver, cheese blintzes, and cases full of fresh-baked goods."

"A Kosher- style family restaurant, still owned and operated by Sherman Harrisand family, we offer an extensive menu for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner reminiscent of a New York style deli. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: No Bathing SuitsPhone: +1 760-325-1199"

"Get creative with your summer stay and head on over to the Palm Springs Art Museum this season. Experience a variety of modern and contemporary art pieces, stimulating exhibitions, as well as Native American works and more during your time at the Downtown Palm Springs location. Visit on Thursdays to receive free admission from 4 to 8 p.m., or stop by during the second Sunday of the month for free admission as well."

"We know it can be hard, but it’s well worth it to leave the pool at your Acme House Company vacation rental for a few hours to explore Palm Springs’ rich history of art and design. One of the best places to take in some art during your Palm Springs vacation is the Palm Springs Art Museum,"