Cheap Places to Eat in Hemet

"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."

"Located on the south end of beautiful Old Town Temecula, Baily's is a lively restaurant spanning two floors that transforms into a nightclub with two dance floors, and three bars after 9:00 pm. The dining destination offers both casual and fine dining, banquets-style dining, a business-lunch club, and a nightclub. The restaurant serves contemporary New American cuisine accompanied by an extensive bar menu of wines from around the world, craft beers and microbrews, top-shelf spirits, and classic cocktails, and hosts live entertainment on an indoor or outdoor stage on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons."

"Server forgot our drinks and I did not like the French toast!. Wasn't to my expectations. Looked good on the menu?"

"The service was slow but worth the wait the avocado shots with shrimps is very good Fresh fried chips are good More reviews"

"The Palm Springs Art Museum offers a variety of exhibits throughout the year. It includes the popular traveling exhibit “The Art of Fashion.”. You and your friends can get an intimate look at the history of fashion and see how design has evolved in a whimsical environment."

"Art Museum72-567 Highway 111, Palm Desert, CA 92260MoreLess Info. Palm Springs Art Museum can be found in downtown Palm Springs. It is a small museum that gathers important artwork, glass, photography, contemporary art and it also has two outdoor sculpture gardens."

"If you think CDs are so last decade, one trip to the Record Alley at Westfield Palm Desert will have you singing a different tune. The desert's only independently owned and operated record store offers aisles filled with new and used CDs, DVDs and vinyls. The racks are definitely worth a look if you've been searching for a hard-to-find record or long-lost CD."

"One of our biggest surprises of dining in Palm Desert restaurants is the abundance of seafood choices with such freshness, creativity, and top quality. Mitch’s on El Paseo is definitely one of these. The menu here is so amazing that at lunch we decided to go with a few starters to enjoy a variety of seafood tastings."

"Climatized patio, Located at the corner of Portola & El Paseo in Palm Desert. Come join us for great food and a fabulous time!"