My hamburger tonight was picture perfect and tasted amazing! The fries had a nice crunch and…read moreseasoned well. Though I ordered a cheese burger tonight I was amazed by the numerous entrées that were available including lamb chops, mahi-mahi, prime rib and sirloin steaks of various sizes. We finished with a slice of carrot cake which once again was picture perfect and was honestly one of the best tasting carrot cakes I've had. Their dessert menu was almost just as impressive as their entree menu- so many choices. We will certainly be back when we visit Bishop again! Thank you for a delightful meal and dessert!

Stopped by the bowling alley in Bishop after fishing and ordered the Western Burger with curly…read morefries. The burger was massive, incredibly filling, and packed with flavor. It was juicy, cooked perfectly, and every bite was delicious. The curly fries were crispy and seasoned just right. This was honestly one of the best burgers I've had in a very long time. Great food, generous portions, and well worth it. If you're in Bishop, do yourself a favor and give it a try--I'll definitely be back.

Ambience and service was great, very special thanks to Kimberley our server for being very…read morewelcoming and friendly. Loved our food and drinks

Went there for Mother's Day dinner. Food was great as always. Service was fantastic! Kimberley M…read morewas our server and she was great. This is not the first time shes waited on us, she's always fantastic. Overall great experience, family went home happy.

If embarrassment, manipulation, and blatant disrespect were casino games, Wahaana Casino would be…read morepaying out jackpots all night. I sat down expecting a normal blackjack experience. What I got instead was a dealer who treated my losses like a personal comedy special. Every hand I lost was met with smirks, chuckles, and full-on laughter -- not subtle, not professional, but the kind of laugh you give when you want someone to feel stupid. Nothing says "hospitality" like being mocked while losing money. It gets worse. This same dealer actively pressured me to bet more, repeatedly pushing me to raise my wager like he was my financial advisor with a personal vendetta. "Come on, one more hand," "Double it," "You'll win it back" -- constant, uncomfortable, predatory commentary. I didn't come to be hustled by the person running the table. And then the cherry on top: He announced it was the "last shoe" -- only for me to later find out there were THIRTY MINUTES left before the table actually closed. Thirty. Minutes. The only explanation? He wanted to go home early and didn't care who he misled to do it. Lying to players to speed up your shift is next-level unprofessional. But wait -- there's more. * Cards were slapped down aggressively like the dealer was mad at me for losing * Zero table etiquette -- rules changed depending on his mood * Eye-rolling when I asked basic questions * A vibe so hostile it felt like I was inconveniencing the staff by existing * Management nowhere to be found, as if this behavior is completely normal here Casinos are supposed to be fun, exciting, and at the very least neutral. This felt like psychological warfare with chips involved. I've played blackjack in plenty of casinos. I've lost money before -- that's part of the game. What I've never experienced is being laughed at, pressured, lied to, and rushed out by a dealer who clearly had zero respect for players or the integrity of the table. Do yourself a favor: take your money, your time, and your dignity literally anywhere else. Wahaana Casino doesn't deserve any of the three.

Seriously I've never gone to so many different machines and not won anything. Just wow. I got 2…read morebonuses, and it was embarrassing how much it gave for a payout. Oh well, I hope others do better. This was the royal spanking On a positive note, loved the tri tip sandwich at the TukaNovie restaurant, and we loved our server. I'd give our meal and service a 5*s

We've visited several times over the years, and this place truly holds a special place in our…read morehearts. This was our first time staying for the weekend at the lodge, and we were genuinely excited about the experience. On our second night we decided to have a special dinner at the Lakefront Restaurant, which we had been looking forward to. Unfortunately, the meal was very disappointing--especially given the price point. Our starter salad was mostly iceberg lettuce, the lamb starter was undercooked, and while the scallops were very good, $8 per scallop felt excessive. The beef Wellington, which we were particularly excited about, was bland and the pastry was doughy. For a dinner that totaled over $300 for two people, we expected a much higher level of quality and creativity. Compared to our previous visits, the food felt like it had gone noticeably downhill. It's genuinely sad to write this because we've always loved coming here. Sadly, this experience left us feeling disappointed enough that we likely won't return.

Came here with my girlfriend during our Mammoth trip and honestly this was the standout meal of the…read morewhole weekend. We tried to snag a late New Year's Eve reservation and struck out, but the staff was super accommodating and fit us in on a following night. Very glad they did. The space itself is small, cozy, and intimate in the best way. It feels warm and inviting, especially after a long day in the cold, and sets the tone for a relaxed, linger-over-wine kind of dinner. The food was excellent across the board. We ordered elk, cod, and scallops and the scallops were the clear mic drop. Perfectly cooked, rich, and memorable. Our server recommended a bottle of wine that paired beautifully with everything and felt like someone actually listened instead of just pointing at the most expensive option. Service all around was warm, attentive, and unpretentious, which is not always a given in resort towns. Dessert was sorbet, simple but refreshing, and my girlfriend ordered a port she really enjoyed. After dinner we took the rest of the wine, grabbed a seat by the fireplace, and played chess, which felt like the most civilized way possible to end a night in the snow. Logistics wise, getting here can be a little annoying, especially if you are staying up at Mammoth Mountain Inn. You will want to call a taxi and plan ahead. That said, the extra effort was completely worth it. This is easily one of the best restaurants in Mammoth and the kind of place that makes you forget about the drive once the first plate hits the table.

tldr; the amazing trifecta of amazing service, food and views. The specials are often worth trying!…read more Mammoth is usually one of the few ski resorts in California that opens the longest, and has the most open terrain. This was particularly true of the 25/26 season, and I found myself there in what was likely one of the last powder days of the season. I stayed in the Mammoth Creek Inn, a short walk away from Mammoth Bowl, but this is not the first time I've been there. Mammoth Rock Brasserie is somewhat hidden as it exists above a bowling alley, but it is undeniably one of the rare gems in Mammoth Lakes. I walked in at about 5:30pm without a reservation on a Saturday, and everything was great. I got seated quickly near the window with a great view, and was given the rundown of the specials of the day, which I'll be grading individually. - Hamachi Special "Hamachi Crudo" (5/5) - done to absolute perfection, the choice of sauces and a small amount of ginger and seaweed salad made for a perfect tasing experience. The sashimi is fresh of course, but what sauces you pair with it matters - and Brasserie did it perfectly - Seabass special "Loup de Mer au Beurre Blanc" (5/5) - done to perfection! The skin was perfectly crispy, and the fillet done amazingly well and combined with the Beurre Blanc made for an incredible pairing. The mashed potato side and asparagus was also great, although I wasn't really a fan of the root vegetables. There was also the complementary bread and salted butter which were a great way to start. The bread I believe comes from Shea Schat's bakery in the same town. Overall everything was amazing, and you're overlooking some of the best views of Mammoth Lake's mountain range. It's difficult to not recommend the experience, except maybe it being a somewhat pricey fine dining experience, but I think everyone should try it at least once!

An amazing steak!! The best!! Cocktails were great. We all got the Lemon pie martini. Super yummy…read more I did read on line that they would open our bottle of wine for a corkage fee. Our waiter said absolutely not. Still great place.

Beer Flight $12! Four little glasses of your choice of beers from the menu! This is a wonderful…read moretreat for mid day hiking time to rest your tired legs! Sit down and just take it slow for an hour Tried the chili which is a good size bowl which I shared. Charge up for the next grueling hike! Super casual inside

We celebrated my birthday at the Yosemite Valley Lodge and headed to the Mountain Room Lounge…read moreFriday night. The atmosphere was perfect, cold outside, warm and cozy inside. Service was outstanding. Jesse and Chuy took great care of us, and honestly all the servers were friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. The highlight was the John Muir Martini with peanut butter whiskey, chocolate liqueur, and oat milk... absolutely delicious and made perfectly. I had to get it again when we came back Sunday. We also had the beef chili, Cosmo, garden salad, and prime rib, all excellent. Chuy recognized us on our return and made us feel like family, which made the experience even more special.

We walked in around 4:30 on a Sunday and got seated right away. We typically try to get to this…read morerestaurant early since they don't take reservations. The restaurant feels like a fun locals log cabin. We love coming here because it's easy with kids, the food is delicious and they have great craft cocktails. We are never disappointed here. Such a great local spot! Kids ordered Chicken Tenders and Mac & Cheese with Shirley Temples. I had the French Onion Soup + Poke Bowl and Camomile Sour. My husband ordered the shepherds pie and it was absolutely delicious.

Came up during thanksgiving weekend with a car packed with groceries thinking that everything would…read moreeither be crowded or not worth visiting. Decided to still try out a couple of new spots to give Mammoth a chance and was pleasantly surprised by Mammoth Tavern. Stopped in on a Saturday night and were told that the wait would be about 30 to 40 minutes but were seated in about 10! I highly recommend waiting in their waiting area or downstairs for your table as they will come to find to if something opens up quicker. Everything we ordered was tasty. We were very hesitant to try the Asian sticky ribs but it actually ended up being really good. I can't remember what the vegetable dish (4th pic) was called but it was also very good if you got a bite with everything in it. It had sweet potato, beet, candied walnuts and pomegranate seeds! We also ordered some drinks. The curry drink (forgot the name) was surprisingly good despite the odd list of ingredients that went in. Their local black cherry soda was also very nice. Service is great and very helpful when it came to recommendations. The space is small and doesn't allow dogs which was a bummer but still a spot I would come back to try more of their seasonal items!

Man this was a great spot. Our condo wasn't quite ready for check in so we needed a spot to kill…read moresome time. The pool tables were absolutely perfect for that! Loved the ipa's and man the pretzels were great. We split the chicken sandwich and my son got a quesadilla which was good. Overall we will be back next time we're in town.

Very busy brewery in Mammoth Lakes and highly rated, so I stopped in after driving half a day to…read morereach here to fill up my tank. The place was jammed pack with people at 6pm and definitely a lot of solo men in here, some couples, quite a few doggies, families. Seems everyone gathered here after a day on the mountain. Service was fast as you order at the bar and if you order food, you get a number and they bring the food to you. I had a mango light beer and half a margherita pizza. Beer was drinkable but couldn't really taste any mango accents. Pizza was also edible, but for me, the drizzled balsamic vinaigrette was not for me, but appreciated the fresh tomato and basil. Nice place to stop in and would consider coming back again but I'm pretty certain this place will be very very congested on the weekend...