Palm Desert restaurant temporarily shut down over lack of hot water
One Coachella Valley restaurant was temporarily closed following a Riverside County health inspection, while others passed, according to reports. Desert Falls Country Club in Palm Desert was shut down by inspectors on Nov. 10 after a complaint investigation revealed that required hot water temperatures were not available. However, inspectors returned two days later and, seeing that hot water was restored, allowed the facility to reopen. Here are the restaurants that were inspected in the Coachella Valley Nov. 6 through 12: Temporary facility closure Desert Falls Country Club, 1111 Desert Falls Parkway, Palm Desert Complaint investigation conducted Nov. 10 Major violation: Facility did not have adequate hot water (100 degrees or above) at all sinks throughout facility. Staff stated the facility was having the boiler replaced Facility closed on Nov. 10. Inspector noted a prior inspection failure in 2026 and that "further noncompliance may result in further legal action from this department." Inspectors returned Nov. 12 and saw that hot water was restored. Facility was approved to reopen . 'A' grades An “A” grade, or a score of 90 to 100 points, means a restaurant passed an inspection and met minimum health standards. Desert Hot Springs Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort
