The breakfast burritos are to die for! Yolanda and Nadia whip up the burrito in front of you! And…read morethey have a full espresso bar. I was stranded in Beatty for 24 hours and they made it so fun!

Sadly this coffee stand is closed 90% of the time I stop there. The hours online say they close at…read more4pm. Last week I stopped by at 3pm and they were already closed. Another time they were closed by 2:30pm. For a town with only one actual coffee shop, it would be nice if the hours were reliable.

Not a friendly atmosphere, server never acknowledged us. Not a very big place or menu…read more We have eggs Benedict and a breakfast burrito which were good, price was cheap. Forgot, check your cups if you ask for water, mine had a layer on top like grease or something

I found this hole in the wall place in Beatty town 10 minutes to the west entrance of Death Valley…read moreNational park (30 minutes drive from the Furnace creek visitor center). I entered the restaurant & I couldn't find anyone at first but I decided to give a try. Menu has American breakfast options and they do have a separate menu for Mexican foods (Tacos, Burritos & Tortas) I ordered 4 Tacos (Asada, Al pastor, Carnitas & Chicken) to go. It took about 10-15 minutes. I took it back and pulled over my car at the west entrance of the park. I enjoyed/destroyed the tacos instantly. They also gave a mild and hot sauce. Really loved the tortilla and meat options especially Al pastor and Carnitas.

Are you in pharump? Are you hungry looking lunch? This place makes some amazing sandwiches!!…read more This seems like its going to be my new go to for sandwiches :) Very cool place, cool people, cool atmosphere

I recently learned that O Happy Bread has new owners and is now serving Vietnamese bánh mì…read moresandwiches. I was excited when I read about it in a local newspaper while having breakfast at Shelly's Bagels, and I even told a few friends because I was looking forward to trying it. Yesterday, I had some extra time and decided to stop by on my own. The bánh mì sandwich was good, although I have had better elsewhere. Unfortunately, the customer service left me disappointed. There were two women working when I visited, and I did not receive a greeting, smile, or a welcoming atmosphere. As a first-time customer under the new ownership, that first impression mattered a lot. I genuinely hope O Happy Bakery succeeds under its new ownership, and I would encourage the team to focus on creating a friendlier, more welcoming environment. Great food brings customers in, but great customer service is often what brings them back.

Gorgeous pool cafe located inside the historic Inn at Death Valley…read more What a pleasant surprise! After hiking and exploring this might be one of the most pleasant places to experience in the middle of nowhere. This inn had been closed for renovations for many years and it has finally reopened. Lucky us! The cafe at the pool does serve drinks and food. Snacks might be more accurate. The menu offers sandwiches, crudite, cheeseboards, fruit plates, and chips & salsa. The bartender was lovely and couldn't more friendly. The pool itself is large and oh so beautiful. It also offers some incredibly gorgeous panoramic views. The water is spring-fed and at a very comfortable 87 degrees. Once you get in you might not want to come out.

Service was good, Jeff makes yummy drinks, he makes a sandwich with yummy pickles. The Pool is…read morebeautiful 87 degrees, lots of seating and cabanas. A great place to cool off after touring all day. The only reason for the three is a bit small and hard to find.

Delicious food - burgers, fries, fresh green salad, chicken tenders (lightly breaded), flourless…read morecake. Friendly professional service. Clean restaurant, decor reflecting the beauty of Sandy Valley & super comfortable. Bonus - 3 tvs for sporting events. You feel like family! Closed Mondays & Tuesdays. We will be back.

My two sons and my husband have gone here multiple times and they love the chicken fingers,…read morehamburger and the chicken sandwich. My oldest can be picky but he will eat all his food here and they even got dessert. I joined them finally this week and it was amazing. It's very nice and clean inside with nice desert photos. The waitress was very nice. Everything was fresh. I just got French fries and a cesear salad and both were delicious. I can't wait to try the fried okra next time! Definitely check this place out.

Summer 1975 I worked for a family owned hospitality company out of Mineral, California. It had the…read moremanagement concession for Drakesbad Guest Ranch, Lassen National Park. A Stanford University Law student dropped in, interviewing our manager about management concessions of the Park Service. He was researching consolidation, economies of scale, and of course, generating cash flow. An immense concessionaire, Xanterra, grabbing the Fred Harvey mantle operates concessions in National Parks. We have not crossed Death Valley for at least 15 years. We arrived at Furnace Creek Ranch, finding a slick international tourist destination. The dining room of old was gone, we found nothing in our drive through that bespoke "Dining Room." If one does not bring victuals or eat at a Death Valley property, or have a large supply of personal water, it is a long journey between the Lone Pine-Olancha megalopolis and Shoshone, Beatty, or Pahrump. The Timbisha Shoshone have inhabited the Valley and surrounding region for centuries. That is another story. Looking for a place to stop we found "The Inn at Death Valley, formerly Fyrnace Creek, a unit of The Oasis at Death Valley on the grade out of The Valley. The Timbisha lodged here first, along a creek. A date farm followed, then a Fine Hotel. It is Fine. It has clearly marked dining, with dining hours posted. It also has a golf course, creek fed pool, etc. The Inn is a 20th century tourism classic. Architecture, is Spanish SW modern, original adobe, Shoshone-made. The beamed lobby and dining room are floored with saltillo tile spaced with small talavera tile beauties, maintained, gleaming, perfect. Do you enjoy the art and photography of 19th and 20th century Western Art? The Inn at Death Valley is a gallery of the early west's best jnown artists, plus a guide sheet for Bierstadt, Russell,Remington, Miller, Dixon and many more. We arrived in the dining room about 1:30, 30 minutes before dining room closing. The staff were all helpful, many modern "Harvey Girls" interns from university hospitality programs or hired through Xanterra's web page. Our food. Three Sisters soup - corn, beans, squash, seasonings. It was fine. A visitor from Europe or Far East might savor it. I suggest Xanterra send a chef on an internship among Southwest Pueblos or hire a Native American Chef. AmericanRails.com writes, "The (Harvey) houses were designed to appeal to all classes of society, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner being served at set times. Meals were prepared using fresh, locally sourced produce,..." The Timbisha people could provide great tips in local foods, including mesquite, pinon pine nuts, some atriplex (spinach cousins) etc. We split a burger - double patty house special cheeseburger. We requested no cheese. It arrived with cheese. We ordered the celebrated sweet potato fries. First, regarding local food products; the region has a few stellar cattle ranches. Xanterra I encourage you to send a chef to Phoenix's 5th Avenue Cafe to learn what excellent sweet potato fries are all about, them move on to Hamburger Works or My Mother's restaurant, Bobby Q's or even Longhorn Steakhouse to create a flavorful, grilled, thoughtful hamburger. I favor desserts. With coffee. Coffee excellent. Flourless chocolate cake, decent. Hotel 5 Architecture and art, 5 Food - good enough, not great.

After a day of hiking and sightseeing around Death Valley, we decided to check this place out for…read moredinner. This hotel/restaurant feels a bit out of place, but it is super nice inside! We were able to grab a seat in the lobby area, with a great view of the sunset. Our server was amazing, and the food came out super quick. I ordered the chicken sandwich and sweet potato fries - this meal was so delicious and exactly what I needed after an active day. Prices are also reasonable, and there is plenty of parking. I would definitely eat here again!

Stopped here for ice cream while visiting Death Valley and the ice cream itself was delicious. We…read moretried the Brownie Extreme and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, and both were really good. Rich, creamy, and exactly what you want after a long day in the desert. Unfortunately, the service wasn't great. The guy taking our order came off cold, a bit rude with attitude, and it also took quite a while to get our ice cream even though there not many people there when we went since we went after the rush. Still worth stopping for the ice cream. The interior looks really nice too! The service could definitely be friendlier.

For the location, their food was not too shabby!…read more The burger was a good size and had the standard toppings you would expect, probably with the exception of sauces, because it wasn't as salty/flavored as I would usually expect. They do have sauces on each counter for you to customize your burger. The fries came out hot and were super crispy. Their meal wasn't the cheapest, but probably a reasonable amount of food and decent taste. The options for food here are pretty limited, so it is what it is. We also got a scoop of cookies and cream ice cream which is would you would expect. Kind of tasted like Thrifty's ice cream, which is pretty solid. Service was reasonable. It wasn't too crowded when we went, which was around 5-5:30 pm on a weekday, but after we finished eating at around 6 pm,the crowd started to pick up. Overall, it was a decent option among the options they had at The Ranch!

This place is no more. It ceases to exist. I guess it was a pop up or something. Navigation takes…read moreyou there but there is no there there. We tried Gemma's for coffee but it was mediocre.

Enjoyed stopping by to get my quad shot latte before heading out to Death Valley for the day. I…read morewas able to have a great conversation with the owner and learned quite a bit about the community of Beatty. Reasonable prices and the espresso was great! Don't let the appearance fool you when you are used to the hustle and bustle of the chain coffee shops in the big cities. Mama's is a friendly stop and made for a great pick me up to get me going before hiking into the vast valley of death...

Still a 5 star business! Gentle reminder this is a great place to meet up with friends and family,…read morehave an interview, rent a room for a large gathering or meeting; and more! Food is always tasty and they have a really nice variety of pastries. Yummy! Employees are always welcoming, warm and helpful!

What a cute spot!! I've been working in the area from Vegas and wanted to support local. The…read moreseasonal beach bum matcha was delicious. Service was friendly and swift. You have 20 or 32oz options in iced matcha. Price was about $8 after tax.

Amazing coffee! Highly recommend this place I had latte hubby had regular coffee. Both great and…read moreowner is very nice

This place has a LOT going for it. Ambiance is mellow, relaxing, and welcoming. Seating is…read morecomfortable. Service is friendly and helpful. Cool, laid back, little, local coffee shop. Love the iced coffee. You can tell that the coffee is well-brewed because it isn't bitter. It has a rich, earthy flavor to it. Panini was really good as well. Just the right size with a crispy roll and creamy melted cheese. So good. Perfect with the small bag of chips and garlic aioli. Definitely the kind of place I will frequent for a treat or to tide me over between meals while running errands.