In the back of Bouschet is a hidden gem, a speakeasy call PS Air bar. A must visit if you are in Palm Springs. Dominic is an excellent host.Drinks are classic and well made with complimentary food. I can't wait to visit again.
Gary Rhodes
Great food and fantastic service
Triina H.
seems no luck when visitng town, my aunt uncle had heard it has fun drag brunches so we thought why not? ...was: crowded, full of drunks getting served more and more, food soso , over priced really all of it. The tables uncomfortable, you have to lean over and down to eat. Saw only 1 restroom in bar, strange for so many there...On positive entertainers great and free easy outside parking.....the adjoining gift store was nice in appearance but pricey as we walked thru; and server at show was so so, not rude not real welcoming just "what would you like"....we hear other shows in town not as costly and more comfortable seating and better food... take a pass on this 1, cute concept tho sitting inside an 1950s plane decor theme thing tho. Really too many wasted people around some acting inappropriately graphic will leave at that.
Mike Fritzler
Great bar there with lots of ambiance
Eileen Breen
They have everything! Wine, cheese, packaged healthy food and a cafe!! Vegetarian Lasagna was the Special the day I was there..delish..
Dennis Burke
Loved the Flight PS69 drag show brunch. My new favorite airline!
HBSnowFlower
Tucked in the backroom of this wine store in a strip mall is an event room designed like a 1960s airplane cabin – the stage for a fun morning brunch and Broadway show tunes. The cast of four performers, a pilot and three stewardesses in drag, belted out a variety of show tunes as well as served drinks and brunch. From the start, the pilot reminded us to be sure to tip – and the performers quickly came around with wads of ones for change so we’d have no excuse to stuff their pockets. Unfortunately, the nonstop collection of tips as each performer sashayed down the aisle lip synching took away from the energetic performances. “Passengers” first gathered to board in the wine store; after checking in, we were greeted with a flute of champagne. and showed our boarding pass to enter the “airplane” cabin. At our seats were waiting some flaky chocolate croissants and staff too our drink orders. (My pre-ordered food got mixed up – veggie omelet instead of sausage – but I couldn’t tell until I started eating.) The performances ended with all the passengers on their feet for a dance party to Abba’s “Dancing Queen.” Overall a great time – but wish they’d lighten up on the constant tipping requests. (At $80 each for a ticket, I would hope the performers were getting paid a decent wage.)
Annmarie L.
Highly recommend for private parties on the airplane. Also great wine selections.Drag shows on Sundays!
Kevin Hopper
PS Air is a hidden gem! Highly recommend the jet lag and chocolate cloud. The space is super small, so I’d recommend a reservation or get there at an off time.
Nancy Dobson
This little shop has a great selection of wines and excellent customer service. We were there to visit PS Air Bar, but bought a bottle of Rose we couldn't resist. I will definitely come back the next time I visit Palm Springs.
We went on a Wednesday night at around 5:00 and the bistro was closed. We were guided to the Air Bar, but we weren't looking to go to a bar, we wanted to taste wine and get a bite to eat. The website says it's open until 9:00 so we're a bit confused.
Jeffrey N.
COVID Anyone? Serving a salad from another guest table GROSS.I brought my friend to this establishment. I had been there a couple of times prior.We are townies with friends that visit often, and I thought I had found a gem of a new place and was excited to introduce my friend.We were enjoying each other company time was not a big deal as we had planned well, but after close to an hour of waiting for a small pizza and a salad, I went to check on our order, still mellow but wondering what was taking so long.The young lady firmly told me the salad was at the table already, and the pizza was right there. I replied we do not have a salad she repeated it was brought to the table and then motioned for me to retrieve pizza. I went back to the table with pizza, no salad at the table.My seat gave me a full view of the room. They delivered our salad to another table. The pilot/waiter retrieved the salad, took it to the bar, waited a moment, then brought it to the table, telling us he would box it up and comp it.How unsanitary and gross of him to offer to box on a partially eaten salad by unknown people. This is not very sanitary prior to COVID. After COVID, it is unacceptable.The worst part of this experience was the owner's sassy, nasty low-class attitude; He sashayed to the table asking what he could do to make it right when I spoke up and suggested to comp the two sodas and the 14.99 pizza, he snapped for me to be quiet, he barked he can comp any meal, but first, he needed to know what the issue was.The issue was with his restaurant and staff, not us. An astute business owner should know our order took an hour. They delivered half the order to the wrong table and then brought it to our table to serve/(box up) us a partially eaten salad by others. Bad service starts from the owner down; that is obvious. What happens in the kitchen where watchful eyes are not looking is the unknown; if they find it acceptable to serve a used salad, what other unsanitary practices do they allow, Health Department should make a visit IMO.
J T.
I'm not a wine drinker , but I got invited to this wine tasting. I have to say it was an interesting experience. After the 3 wine sample I was done, buzzed that is. All the staff there is very knowledgeable, La crème was the featured wine. Bought 2 bottles that we thought were amazing. I highly recommend this place , reservations are required.
Azalea
This cute venue is hidden behind a wine/ liquor store and you enter through there into a plane like experience. The drinks were delicious, especially the Layover and Turbulence. ? The staff was also very helpful and answered all of our questions. There was also a live singer/ performer. Really fun crowd. People were dancing in the aisle and it was very welcoming.
Michael Paaverud
Food and drinks were quite good. Made a 'confirmed' First Class reservation but were 'denied' reservation as 'perceived manager' seated 'friends' instead. Very poor choice by 'head strong manager!'
In the back of Bouschet is a hidden gem, a speakeasy call PS Air bar. A must visit if you are in Palm Springs. Dominic is an excellent host.Drinks are classic and well made with complimentary food. I can't wait to visit again.
Great food and fantastic service
seems no luck when visitng town, my aunt uncle had heard it has fun drag brunches so we thought why not? ...was: crowded, full of drunks getting served more and more, food soso , over priced really all of it. The tables uncomfortable, you have to lean over and down to eat. Saw only 1 restroom in bar, strange for so many there...On positive entertainers great and free easy outside parking.....the adjoining gift store was nice in appearance but pricey as we walked thru; and server at show was so so, not rude not real welcoming just "what would you like"....we hear other shows in town not as costly and more comfortable seating and better food... take a pass on this 1, cute concept tho sitting inside an 1950s plane decor theme thing tho. Really too many wasted people around some acting inappropriately graphic will leave at that.
Great bar there with lots of ambiance
They have everything! Wine, cheese, packaged healthy food and a cafe!! Vegetarian Lasagna was the Special the day I was there..delish..
Loved the Flight PS69 drag show brunch. My new favorite airline!
Tucked in the backroom of this wine store in a strip mall is an event room designed like a 1960s airplane cabin – the stage for a fun morning brunch and Broadway show tunes. The cast of four performers, a pilot and three stewardesses in drag, belted out a variety of show tunes as well as served drinks and brunch. From the start, the pilot reminded us to be sure to tip – and the performers quickly came around with wads of ones for change so we’d have no excuse to stuff their pockets. Unfortunately, the nonstop collection of tips as each performer sashayed down the aisle lip synching took away from the energetic performances. “Passengers” first gathered to board in the wine store; after checking in, we were greeted with a flute of champagne. and showed our boarding pass to enter the “airplane” cabin. At our seats were waiting some flaky chocolate croissants and staff too our drink orders. (My pre-ordered food got mixed up – veggie omelet instead of sausage – but I couldn’t tell until I started eating.) The performances ended with all the passengers on their feet for a dance party to Abba’s “Dancing Queen.” Overall a great time – but wish they’d lighten up on the constant tipping requests. (At $80 each for a ticket, I would hope the performers were getting paid a decent wage.)
Highly recommend for private parties on the airplane. Also great wine selections.Drag shows on Sundays!
PS Air is a hidden gem! Highly recommend the jet lag and chocolate cloud. The space is super small, so I’d recommend a reservation or get there at an off time.
This little shop has a great selection of wines and excellent customer service. We were there to visit PS Air Bar, but bought a bottle of Rose we couldn't resist. I will definitely come back the next time I visit Palm Springs.
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We went on a Wednesday night at around 5:00 and the bistro was closed. We were guided to the Air Bar, but we weren't looking to go to a bar, we wanted to taste wine and get a bite to eat. The website says it's open until 9:00 so we're a bit confused.
COVID Anyone? Serving a salad from another guest table GROSS.I brought my friend to this establishment. I had been there a couple of times prior.We are townies with friends that visit often, and I thought I had found a gem of a new place and was excited to introduce my friend.We were enjoying each other company time was not a big deal as we had planned well, but after close to an hour of waiting for a small pizza and a salad, I went to check on our order, still mellow but wondering what was taking so long.The young lady firmly told me the salad was at the table already, and the pizza was right there. I replied we do not have a salad she repeated it was brought to the table and then motioned for me to retrieve pizza. I went back to the table with pizza, no salad at the table.My seat gave me a full view of the room. They delivered our salad to another table. The pilot/waiter retrieved the salad, took it to the bar, waited a moment, then brought it to the table, telling us he would box it up and comp it.How unsanitary and gross of him to offer to box on a partially eaten salad by unknown people. This is not very sanitary prior to COVID. After COVID, it is unacceptable.The worst part of this experience was the owner's sassy, nasty low-class attitude; He sashayed to the table asking what he could do to make it right when I spoke up and suggested to comp the two sodas and the 14.99 pizza, he snapped for me to be quiet, he barked he can comp any meal, but first, he needed to know what the issue was.The issue was with his restaurant and staff, not us. An astute business owner should know our order took an hour. They delivered half the order to the wrong table and then brought it to our table to serve/(box up) us a partially eaten salad by others. Bad service starts from the owner down; that is obvious. What happens in the kitchen where watchful eyes are not looking is the unknown; if they find it acceptable to serve a used salad, what other unsanitary practices do they allow, Health Department should make a visit IMO.
I'm not a wine drinker , but I got invited to this wine tasting. I have to say it was an interesting experience. After the 3 wine sample I was done, buzzed that is. All the staff there is very knowledgeable, La crème was the featured wine. Bought 2 bottles that we thought were amazing. I highly recommend this place , reservations are required.
This cute venue is hidden behind a wine/ liquor store and you enter through there into a plane like experience. The drinks were delicious, especially the Layover and Turbulence. ? The staff was also very helpful and answered all of our questions. There was also a live singer/ performer. Really fun crowd. People were dancing in the aisle and it was very welcoming.
Food and drinks were quite good. Made a 'confirmed' First Class reservation but were 'denied' reservation as 'perceived manager' seated 'friends' instead. Very poor choice by 'head strong manager!'