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    The kitchen crew is up at 3 a.m. so you don't have to be, which is the kind of arrangement that makes a bagel shop worth its reputation. Townie is a no-frills NY-style operation in Palm Springs turning out hand-rolled bagels, including a sourdough version and a daily gluten-free batch, plus black-and-white cookies and brownies. Call ahead, because the line in the desert sun is a real thing and a hat will only get you so far.

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    • Breakfast bagel

      “Standing in the desert sun can be downright brutal, but it is completely worth it when taking a bite of a breakfast bagel or a beautiful version made with sourdough.”

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    • Black and white cookies

      “The kitchen also produces brownies, black and white cookies, and other baked goods daily.”

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    • Brownies

      “The kitchen also produces brownies, black and white cookies, and other baked goods daily.”

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    Address
    650 E Sunny Dunes Rd #5, Palm Springs, CA · Palm Springs
    Hours

    Closed today, opens Wed 6:30 AM

    • Monday 6:30 AM to Noon
    • Tuesday Today Closed
    • Wednesday 6:30 AM to Noon
    • Thursday 6:30 AM to Noon
    • Friday 6:30 AM to Noon
    • Saturday 6:30 AM to Noon
    • Sunday 6:30 AM to Noon
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    +17604594555
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