Man v. Food in Palm Springs: Restaurants Featured on the Show

Update: This Man v. Food Palm Springs episode originally aired in 2018. The info below covers the restaurants featured in the show and where to find them today.
Man V. Food, a Travel Channel show in which host Casey Webb travels the country in search of America’s ultimate eating challenges, filmed at several Palm Springs restaurants, including Manhattan in the Desert, Shanghai Reds at Fisherman’s Market, and Melvyn’s Restaurant. Here’s some info on the episode and where to find the restaurants that were featured.
Manhattan in the Desert
Manhattan in the Desert posted about the filming of the show back in March, showing Casey Webb halfway through a pretty huge sandwich.
The challenge: Webb defeated the “Manhattan-sized Sandwich Challenge,” a 3+ pound deli sandwich piled with corned beef, roast beef, turkey, pastrami, lettuce, tomato, and Swiss on rye.
Challengers also choose a side. Webb opted for coleslaw over potato salad. For winning, he got a free dessert (somehow) and a free hat.
Address (Palm Springs): 2665 E Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA
Phone: (760) 322-3354
Website: manhattaninthedesert.com
Map: View on Google Maps
Shanghai Reds at Fisherman’s Market & Grill
During the episode, Webb stopped by Shanghai Reds at Fisherman’s Market & Grill in downtown Palm Springs to dig into some seafood (including fish tacos) and soak up a little classic Palm Springs energy.
Address: 235 S Indian Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA
Phone: (760) 327-1766
Website: fishermansps.com
Map: View on Google Maps
Melvyn’s Restaurant & Lounge (Ingleside Inn)
Webb also spent time at Melvyn’s, a Palm Springs classic just off Palm Canyon Drive, where he tried the “Steak Diane,” famously associated with old-school Palm Springs and the Sinatra era.
Address: 200 W Ramon Rd, Palm Springs, CA
Phone: (760) 325-2323
Website: inglesideinn.com/melvyns
Map: View on Google Maps
Related: Here are all the Palm Springs area eateries featured on TV shows.
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Written by : Casey Dolan
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