I just want to give a shout out to the two individuals who were working the front today…read more 3/25/25. They were just so friendly and kind. Just good people. Food was good too.

The Melt House is definitely still open at Mammoth Mountain Resort. I went over the weekend and the…read morelines were long for these grilled cheeses, rightfully so because the options sounded delicious. I ordered the Goat Cheese grilled cheese sandwich and it was supposed to come with smoked salmon, capers, fennel salsa, and lemon spread. The salmon was lacking, it would have been better with 1-2 more slices to at least cover the width of the bread (it literally came with 2 little pieces as shown in my photo). I don't think there was fennel salsa either, but I understand that with a long line of customers and dwindling ingredients they would have to cut some corners. At $13.50 this was a little mediocre but hefty enough to satiate me for the rest of my snowboarding session. This was definitely more on the fancier side of the fine dining at Mammoth Mountain Resort, will come back to try the Mozzarella and hopefully it'll be made with a little more TLC next time

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.

We went here around 4:30 pm, and thankfully they still accepted us for a quick meal for our early…read moredinner. When we were directed to our table, our chairs by the window had so many crumbs, but it was fine since we arrived near their closing time. We got the Sausage Hunter's Platter, which was so good, and the Haus Salad, which was mid but still decent.

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.

Stopped here after seeing the sign that there was going to be a band, but it's actually a DJ, not a…read morebig deal. The major issue I had was the ordering. Is phone that requires you to pay with tip when ordering. When did a tip stop being for service? How do you give someone a tip for service before they provide the service? Unfortunately, I've seen this at other places too, just over how ridiculous tipping has become and will avoid these places in the future. Sorry for the rant. Anyway, I was giving 3 stars initially and then the food came out. Both my buddy and I got the hot chicken sandwich, which I had here over a year ago and was good. This time it was over cooked and dry. So dry it was hard to swallow even with slaw in it. The waffle fries were stale, and both the sandwiches and fries were room temperature even though it came out within minutes of ordering. I appreciate fast food delivery, but this seemed like a it was just reheated. The server was friendly and came back and checked in us, so that was good, but we'll be going back to our regular brewery in the future.

Went for a quick bite after a day skiing. The drinks were really good and the food delicious. I had…read morethe steak sandwich and my buddy had the pizza. Both were delicious. Service was quick and servers very pleasant. I highly recommend this place.

This is our second visit to Shelter Distilling in the last year. We just stopped in for an…read moreappetizer and drink. We typically like sitting at the bar but bar seats were full so we opted for a table rather than wait. There are both high top and low top seating available as well as bar seating against the windows and fermentation silos. There is also seating outdoors if weather permits. The tables use a bar code scanning system to order food and drinks, then a person will deliver the food. I'm okay with this but I can see why some people would be frustrated with this process. For the appetizer we ordered the POBLANO ARTICHOKE DIP - $16 Artichoke, Poblano Chile, Corn, Cheddar, Colby Jack, Parmesan, Garlic, Mayonnaise, Sour Cream, Cream Cheese. Warmed and served with Pita bread or chips. We elected for the tortilla chips. This is a tasty appetizer and the perfect size for two people. For drinks we ordered two different hot cocktails served almost like a hot tea. Mulling it over - $17 Glass Creek Vodka, Mulled Spice Juice, Lemon. This was quite good and had a little bit of sweetness. The second was The Hot Toddy. $17. American Single Malt Whiskey, Lemon, Honey, Ginger. This tasted a little stronger and no sweetness. Do I think the drinks are a little expensive , yes. But sadly that is what you come across in a ski village. Personally I was a little shocked at how many families with young children were at the distillery but I've noticed that in almost every bar or brewery in Mammoth. Another good but different experience at Shelter Distilling.

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.

Clocktower cellar is a staple when visiting mammoth. From the constantly changing draft beers to…read morethe weekly drink specials you're always gonna have a great time here. The food is also surprisingly good and one of the better spots to eat in mammoth. The atmosphere is always fun but expect it to be crowded if visiting on a weekend or after a snow dump.

Came here during a four day snowboarding trip and ended up at Mountainside Bar & Grill more out of…read moreconvenience than destiny. It is located right at Mammoth Mountain Inn, which makes it dangerously easy to wander in after a long day on the slopes when your legs are cooked and your standards are already slipping. The location is excellent and honestly does a lot of the work for this place. Being able to grab food without dealing with shuttles, parking, or changing out of mountain mode is a big win. The food itself was fine, but definitely not amazing for the price. Nothing was bad, nothing was memorable, and you are very aware that you are paying resort pricing for solidly okay plates. Service, however, was a bright spot. Shoutout to Mark upstairs who was friendly, attentive, and made the experience feel warmer than the food alone would have. That kind of service matters when you are tired, hungry, and debating whether you should have just grabbed a protein bar and gone to bed. Overall, this is a convenient, reliable option when you are staying at the inn or wrapped in layers and unwilling to go elsewhere. Come for the location and the easy post snowboarding meal, tip your server well, and keep expectations in check.

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.

This is a fun tiki bar that has a great Happy Hour. Cute atmosphere, lots of seating and STRONG…read moredrinks! Enjoy!

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 :(

Overview: Good pizza, opens late compared to most other places here in Mammoth (lots close around…read more9pm), close to the lodges and decent food for the price ---- Bbq Chicken Pizza Large 16" $36.95: - added pineapple for $3.75, total was $40.70 pre tax and tip - Chicken, BBQ sauce, smoked gouda, mozzarella, fresh cilantro and red onions - shredded chicken - we wanted more chicken - the addition of pineapple brought a great brightness to the pizza ---- Meat Lovers' Delight Large 16" $36.95 - Pepperoni, sausage, Canadian bacon, ground beef - didn't have that much sausage on it - I liked the bbq chicken pizza better ---- Notes: - the tables were a bit sticky - the crust was a little dry - the pizza was good but not the best we've ever had - fairly crowded - food took around 15mins - solid choice for dinner - service was friendly when ordering in the front - ambiance was like sports bar meets pizza joint ---- Overall: Good pizza place if you're looking for a decent food choice after a day of hitting the slopes, they have beers on tap and ice cream too

Ordered the BBQ Chicken Pizza. But the pizza itself is nothing out of the ordinary. The dough was…read moreundercooked and the overall flavor profile was extremely generic, but I guess not much to complain about considering it was close by. Not sure why it's so overpriced here. Adds weird surcharge fees, package fees, etc. Just leaves a sour taste when ordering the food.