Laid back and chill vibe. Outdoor and indoor seating available. We opted to sit inside and were…read moreseated at a comfortable table. Waitress was kind and food was German and delicious. We ordered Haus Fondue, cheddar jalapeno bratwurst, and pork Jager schnitzel. 5 stars because we enjoyed ourselves and the experience was laid back and comfortable after spending hours on the slopes.

TL;DR YOU MAY GET OVERCHARGED. Food is great. We ordered the pretzel and sausage platter. Amazing…read morefood after a hike. This poor review is for the service and being overcharged. We hardly saw our server. She came once to take our order, someone else brought our drinks and food, then that was it. All other tables, including next to us, had their servers checked in on them. Ours disappeared. There were only 8 other tables filled up. After finishing our food and drinks, another server came up to us to ask if we needed anything else. This took another 10-15 minutes for the check to arrive...from our original server. The bill came out to $99.44. We left a $15 tip. We probably should have just left the tip blank due to the poor service and not knowing the trouble this would cause. A few days later, a $1,599.44 bill posted to my credit card. Yes, over a thousand dollars charged for a $100 meal. They took the $15 tip as a $1500 tip. I don't even know how someone could make that mistake since we only wrote $15 in the tip line. The service certainly does not deserve a $1000 tip. I still have the original receipt and we only signed for $114.44 marked in the total. How that was changed to $1,599.44 is just bonkers and just plain robbery. Now I have to dispute this with Chase. So save those receipts, and watch out for this business.

Overview: located at main lodge, intimate setting, nice place for resting or a drink…read more ---- A nice place for solace from the cold weather. There's currently a lighting hold on the mountains so instead of waiting in the active snow, it's nice and warm inside. ---- We ordered: Mammoth Mocha $14: - Very strong alcohol - brandy, baileys with Ghirardelli hot chocolate, La Colombe coffee, whipped cream Praline Coffee $14: - nice butterscotch aroma - baileys, frangelico, butterscotch schnapps, la Colombe coffee ---- Notes: - lots of seating (inside and outside) - a little bit dim lighting wise at the bar area, more bright at the dining area - bathrooms located upstairs and downstairs - sometimes a local band plays outside ---- Overall: a pretty cool place for drinks to warm up your belly before heading back out on the slopes, strong drinks and nice atmosphere to rest

Get the Bloody Mary and start your Bloody Mary tour!…read more This drink is filling! A classic Bloody Mary with a delicious twist. In addition to a lime, lemon, celery, and a peppercini this bloody also includes two pimiento cheese balls and a mini donut, thus making it my favorite bloody ever. The purchase of this Bloody Mary starts your Mammoth Resort Bloody Mary tour where if you get a bloody at each bar on the mountain you get a free Yeti tumbler. This will definitely be the most expensive tumbler you'll ever buy, but it'll be worth it!

Beer - Lair of the Bear! Smooth , sweet and balanced. Could…read morenot taste the alcohol, but long time drinker like me cant be trusted. Food- burger that is hefty and flavorful; which compliments the Hair of the Bear. I want to like the waffle fries, but needed a little bit more crunch. Pricing - resort town prices. Walked away with a way lighter wallet, but good times are priceless. Serive - top of the line. Attentive, but not intrusive. Parking - plenty to be had during spring. Restroom - didnt use this time. Dont have an opinion. Ambiance - warm and comfortable like a cabin feel.

I had high hopes after seeing the rave reviews…read more If you're there just for drinks, you can order at the counter and hangout in the outdoor seating area. It's also dog friendly. If you plan on eating, head inside and wait to be seated. Once you're seated you can order from the QR code on the menu or order from the counter and tell them your table number. The menu was super sticky and dirty and I don't like when I have to tip before receiving service which is the only option when you order from the QR code unless you want to leave cash at the end. The flatbread pizza was pretty bad. My kiddos only took a couple of bites. I tried it and the bread was pretty tough. The quinoa falafel bowl was just ok. The salad portion was refreshing but the falafels were super dry. The service was lacking, the person who delivered our food was not friendly and I kept getting overlooked at the counter when I tried to order drinks.

Stopped by to get our brewery map stamped. Tried some food…read more& it was all great! The beet salad is fantastic The nachos are good with their own twist - my husband loved his carne asada taco. Their hazy ipa is also delicious Fun sitting in the village watching people. Service was nice & they are dog friendly on their patio !

The name Shelter evokes a warm, welcoming space. You've come home. Well, change your expectations…read morehere. It's the least personal space besides Taco Bell that I've been to. Like Taco Bell, you pay in advance. Unlike Taco Bell, you are expected to leave a tip (for service), before you realize you will receive no service. Choose your own seating, call up the QR code (which asks you to enter your phone number, but you can work around that) and then gives you a sterile list for a menu. It's a distillery, but do not talk to the bartender. Order a margarita from the (surprisingly inexpensive) Taco Tuesday menu and it comes with a hard, dried citrus something floating on top that adds nothing to the experience of the drink (but does eliminate the need for the bartender to keep a fresh supply of citrus on hand). Otherwise, the margarita tastes OK. Not great. Your beet salad will not be "dressed" because that would take effort. Instead the dressing will be drizzled across the top and not even really touch the greens. Your burger will probably be tasty, as my husband's was. Your sweet potato taco will probably have too many raw onions across the top but otherwise be tasty as mine was. You will not interact with anyone other than your table companions. Even with his tasty burger, my husband called it a "soulless experience." Because the food itself seems to be decently cooked (though with minimal effort), this may be your spot if you are good with Taco Bell.

We stopped in on a Tuesday night around 7 pm. Nice crowd, good vibe, solid beer choices. Two…read morebartenders doing a great job, friendly and helpful. We ordered two burgers, one with tots on side and the other a side salad. Burgers were very good - we both got bacon blue cheese burgers. The bacon was crispy, the blue cheese not overpowering. Tots were crispy and good amount, side salad was surprisingly delicious - not the usual Iceberg lettuce afterthought. When we talked to the chef he was engaging and happy to serve - obviously took pride in his work. It's a dive bar, not a fancy spot, but fits the bill and a solid choice for good pub style food in Mammoth.

Plant based/Self imposed dietary restricted, tofu huggers will score a win here with the fresh…read morespring rolls and thai dipping sauces! Super fresh, perfectly hot, spring rolls will be especially satisfactory on happy hour 4-5:30pm.

Mountainside Bar & Grill is located inside Mammoth Mountain Inn and is open for breakfast and…read moredinner only. From what we were told, they coordinate hours with The Yodler across the street, which handles lunch service. We only came for dinner, mostly out of convenience since we were staying at the hotel. The first night, I ordered the bison osso bucco -- oh my god, it was really good. Tender, flavorful, and served with mashed potatoes and green beans. Zero complaints. My husband ordered the salmon and was pretty disappointed; it tasted like it had been frozen far too long. The second night, I went with the short rib grilled cheese with tomato soup, and again -- delicious. Honestly, what's a better combo than grilled cheese and tomato soup? Now add short rib? Wow. Meanwhile, my husband got the burger, which was cold, dry, and flavorless. He couldn't finish it, although the fries were very good. So either I'm excellent at ordering... or he just had bad luck two nights in a row. Bottom line: don't go out of your way to eat here, but you can find something good on the menu. They have a full bar and lots of TVs, which is nice after a ski day. There are definitely better restaurants down the mountain in town, but if you don't feel like driving, this place will do just fine.

Ate dinner here twice during our stay. Not many options if staying at Mammoth Mountain Inn. Was…read morepleasantly surprised with the food and service. Favorite dish was short rib truffle fries. So good. Burger was solid. The salads were not bad. Free refills on sodas. Liked the root beer. Think it was from draft. Everybody is super friendly and helpful.

We almost did not stop here as the reviews were lower than other area restaurants. But we walked…read morein as it was closer than other restaurants. We were pleasantly surprised by how tasty the fare was. I highly recommend the veggie skewers and the ono fried rice with shrimp skewers. The coconut shrimp was pretty good as well. The food came out pretty fast once we remembered we had to order at the counter. Worth visiting!!!

Staff members were nice and welcoming. Fun Hawaiian vibe in…read morea snow town. The coconut shrimp was really good. But the grilled fish and grilled chicken were so dry that we couldn't finish our plates. Rice was terribly dry and undercooked. Won't go again :(