Location: La Quinta
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Leading golf destination La Quinta basks in the Coachella Valley, southeast of Palm Springs. Nearly 24,000 people live in the "Gem of the Desert." The city offers a quaint shopping village, an excellent base for exploring the Salton Sea or biking Bear Creek Trail, and, of course, superb golfing. Legendary La Quinta Resort, where Frank Capra wrote Lost Horizon, has lured celebrities since opening in 1926, while municipal SilverRock offers outstanding golfing at the hem of the Santa Rosa Mountains.
Restaurants in La Quinta
1. St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By MSA-Eagle - Eagle, United States
Hey, you Catholics out there! St. Francis is a beautiful church on beautiful grounds. We attended 7:30 am Mass here last Sunday morning. Fr. McLaughlin, the pastor, presided over Mass. He's from Scotland, and delivered a couple jokes during the homily. Nice effort, Fr. McLaughlin. It's always good to come across a priest from Scotland who knows how to keep the flock awake! Note: this is a busy place. They pack'em in. So, you better plan to be here at least 10-15 minutes early to get a good seat. Enjoy. Amen.
2. La Quinta Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
Beautiful library with red roof and beige and white. There are vases outside and flowers. There is a dinosaur as well. They have nice chairs and tables. It looks attractive. Wow! A mountain is near the library. The librarians were very friendly. There were a lot of books and magazines.
3. Marvyn's Magic Theater
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 134 reviews
World-Class Magic, Comedy and Variety acts from Broadway, Las Vegas and across the globe in a state-of-the-art, intimate, luxury 129-seat theater with NEW SHOWS WEEKLY! 75-minute performances with pre-show music and magic in the lounge. Come early to enjoy!
Reviewed By seattlebarb - La Quinta, United States
Great theatre and great entertainment, Ive been twice . They change the show every week and have a different type of act everyday . We took out of town guests and they loved it. Fun way to do spend a couple of hours in the evening.
4. Spa La Quinta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 153mimik
I have only had mediocre massages at resorts and was a little skeptical to get one at La Quinta. My husband insisted and I’m so happy I listened! My masseuse Garry was seriously the best, getting every little knot in my body. He also does sports massage on athletes so he knew exactly where my trigger points were and was informative about my hip pain that no one has ever been able to get to. I would definitely come back and see Garry when I am in the area.
5. La Quinta Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
We went to the Salton Sea. It is different from now. It is about in the past. La Quinta Desert Club. Olden cars from the past. Vases and golf. Helen's Harbor Different clothing in the past. Cars were different. Even Salton sea is very different from the past. Worthwhile to see. Enjoy
6. Century Theatres Next Gen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Q1023ZXdavidb - Kimberley, Canada
We stay on Country Club Drive when visiting the area and find that this movie theatre is a shorter hop (15 mins down Washington)than the drive uptown to other theatres in Palm Desert and beyond. Also you can park a lot closer to the theatre in the ample parking area and the theatre is located in the middle of a large restaurant and shopping precinct.All the first run movies can be seen in this multi screen theatre complex and the seating is the comfy recliner variety.
