Tioga Pass Mobil - Whoa Nellie Deli is one of the best places to eat in Lee Vining! Don't let the…read morefact that it's inside a gas station fool you--this place serves some of the most delicious food you'll find along Highway 395. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and exceeded our expectations. It's the perfect place to stop before or after visiting Yosemite or exploring the Eastern Sierra. One of our favorite things is the outdoor seating. We were able to enjoy our meal with our fur babies, which made the experience even more special. Sitting outside with the beautiful view of Mono Lake while enjoying great food was absolutely unforgettable. The combination of delicious food, stunning scenery, and a pet-friendly outdoor area makes this place a true hidden gem. If you're driving through Lee Vining, don't miss the chance to stop at Whoa Nellie Deli--you'll leave with a full stomach and an amazing view!

TL:DR : Woah Nellie Deli in the Tioga Gas Mart is a gem of a stop if your on the 395 with fresh,…read morefun flavors and a unique experience eating out of a gas station. A perfect addition to a road trip! Food: I visited WND as a stop on my 395 journey as I have heard many things about their fish tacos and lobster taquitos at elevation, and out of a gas station no less! I had no clue what to expect given the location, but WND left me delightfully surprised. I ordered the famous fish tacos and their lobster taquitos for myself which came out to ~50$ with a drink. Immediately, I was pleasantly surprised by the generous portions. Both dishes came topped with a fresh element like salad for the taquitos, mango salsa, and refried beans. These additions bump the visual appeal of both dishes, and substantially turn them into worthy meals which I was worried about (assumed they would be served on their own with no sides). With my two heavy plates, I set myself at the outdoor seating and dug in. Let me say I had no issue housing these two, without ever feeling heavy or greasy which was a concern I had given the fried elements. I started with the signature fish tacos; the mango salsa is a delightful and refreshing sweet/tangy accompaniment to the creamy sauce and refried beans. The fish is fried but not greasy at all, but I found the meat to be a bit dry/lacking in flavor. Overall, the strength of the taxi was in the salsa and taco toppings / sides, not the fish. Which I found to be somewhat disappointing. They were delicious, but I had just expected more from their main dish. The taquitos however took me by surprise! These were served with a refreshing salad and more of that mango salsa, on top of the refried beans. It was delicious mixed together. The taquitos had a respectable crisp to the shell without any fault of excess oil, and the filling was wonderfully seasoned and flavorful throughout. A good follow up to the mildly disappointing fish. Paired with a coke zero, this was still an amazing meal that felt hearty yet healthy, indulgent yet balanced. These plates give the impression of a carefully thought out dish, where the chefs considered the overall experience beyond just the headliner fish or taquito. Overall, fantastic. Service: Service at WND is homey and local. When you're far out from the cities, it's comfortable and easy to chat with the cashier about their experience working there, or their favorite dishes. Fast, friendly, and open to conversation, WNDs service is perfect for what it is. Ambiance: despite being in a gas station, WND and the Tioga mart are a very comfortable, safe, and restful spot. I came alone, but I spotted families with children playing in the outdoor area ahead of where I ate, friends meeting up to continue their journeys, and elderly couples tucking into their plates in the clean indoor seating area. There are small elements harkening to the history and fame of the deli in the form of news clippings on the walls near the bathrooms, and wooden tables and benches give the indoors a cozy vibe. Outdoor seating is more like your standard picnic bench, but when paired with the green grass area just ahead of it and the views of the lake/mountains, you can't beat that fresh air and connection to nature with your meal. Overall, I was very surprised with how good WND delivered in a way that I was not at all expecting for this remote gas station stop. I highly recommend making a point to stop in here on your travels to refuel, taste the delicious food, and slow down a moment in the road. 4/5 (docked for dry fish)

Perfect place to get gas and a snack on the way to mammoth. The gas price was reasonable and the…read morereal reason I'm leaving this review is because of the staff. Two incredibly nice people. They asked where we were headed and gave us restaurant recommendations. Ps. The strawberry slurpees were a 10/10 on a hot day!

I used to stop here on every trip to Mammoth that we would make when I was a kid. We stopped here…read moreso often, they gave us the local rate. WAIT WHA??? HUH?? LOCAL RATE FOR GAS? Be careful that you dont pay the tourist rate which I think is $.10-$.20/gallon more than the local rate. Ohhh surprise surprise ehhh? The bathrooms and shop used to be much nice 10+ years ago then they are now. It has kind of gotton a bit dilapidated the last few years as I have motored through. None the less, they have all of your mule days trinkets and t shirts as well as the usual grub and drinks. I just do not find it the best place to stop on the way to mammoth or reno or wherever anymore. It is a shell of what it once was =X sorry for the bad pun, but I couldnt help it... So go here if everything else is closed, otherwise I would skip right past it to the paiute gas stop on the left another mile down the road.

We came here to do some exploring on our bikes, we stopped here for gas, filled up and purchased…read morefood and coffee as well. We asked the person behind the counter if we could park our van there for a couple of hours while we went exploring, he said no problem. Just as we were preparing to leave the owner came and told us we could not leave the van there, he didn't want us using one of his parking spaces. There were 15-20 open spots and the same when we returned. Admittedly he does not have to allow us to park there, but you would think for a place that charges $6.99 a gallon for gas and depends on tourists for the business they would be a little more friendly. We were preriding the route for a motorcycle tour we are bringing through next week, I guess we will take them to the Valero for fuel.

Me and my family went into the shell to get are drinks and snacks for the road and use the…read morerestroom. I asked the gentleman with glasses red hair. if there was any napkins. He says why for your hand . Why cant you use the hand dryer in the restroom? I said no for my ice cream and for my kids. He said we don't have any. Did not go look to see if they had any. His coworker said there was some in the back . He was very RUDE !! They are not nice like there coworkers that works nights MATT .

Convenient location for gas. Confusing set up for accessing gas pumps. Hoses are not long enough to…read morereach so you need to pull up next to pump on side with gas tank. Chaotic

9/4/2024- Easy…read moreconvenience on the corner. Stopped in on pre ious trips. Pumps work fine, filled up a half tank and did not go in to get lottery tickets this time.. lol..

We stayed at June Lake Pines Cottages with our family (two small kids) for two nights, and…read moreabsolutely loved it! The place has such a cozy, nostalgic charm, you really feel like you're tucked away in a quiet mountain town, but still close to everything you need. The cottage was super clean and had everything we needed: a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, and even a little fireplace that made the evenings feel extra special. The location couldn't be better, just a short walk to June Lake Marina, restaurants, a general store. We spent the day exploring the lakes and trails, and in the evening, we grilled outside with the kids. The whole vibe is very family-friendly and peaceful. It felt like a little mountain escape without having to "rough it." We'd definitely come back again, it's the kind of place you want to revisit every year. Highly recommend if you're looking for a quiet, comfortable, and charming place to stay in June Lake with kids!

Very clean, cozy, & cute place. I like how well stocked they are too. The owners are really nice &…read moreaccommodating.

Perfect spot to take a break on US-395 S, had a coffee and left for my destination with some nice…read morecolorful photographs. Quick service, only one improvement if possible hot coffee should be hot not just warm . Thanks for your hospitality. Definitely see you next time

We stopped by here a couple of times during our 10 day. Stay in Mammoth. It's a great place to hang…read moreout. The people are friendly, their mocha's and sandwiches are very good. I also like the chaos cookie even though there's coconut in it. LOL. My husband tried the molasses cookie and said it was pretty good but there's a little too much ginger for his taste. But most of my friends like a lot of ginger in their molasses cookies. We'll be back.

Outdoor adventures, hiking, many lakes to go fishing, biking on natural and man-made trails and…read morenice natural sites to explore.

We had an amazing stay this past weekend at the Mammoth Chalets! Management was so great with…read morecommunication, kind and accommodating, it made our trip that much more enjoyable since we did not have to stress over certain things like check in and parking. I planned this trip with a group of friends, and they could not stop commenting about how the chalets was the best stay they've been in at Mammoth. We stayed at chalet #9 which was not a ski out, but a very short walk to the main lodge/lifts and definitely a ski in from lower road runner. The chalet itself was cozy with plentiful seating, and even extra foldable chairs for our group. The beds were comfortable, and the bathrooms came equipped with hotel sized toiletries, which was a nice touch. The kitchen is a good size and well equipped with all the necessities, along with a fridge/freezer that was the perfect size to fit all of our weekend groceries. I also appreciated that they even had a huge pot to make group meals like pho, even though I had already brought my own instant pot. I would 110% stay here again and recommend the chalets to all of my family and friends. This was such a wonderful find. Thank you for the awesome stay Mammoth Mountain Chalets! :)

Reservations made 5 months in advance. No mention of the ongoing massive roof construction. Room…read morehad a generator out our window going from 8am-6pm. No open window for fresh mountain air. Could not open curtains..we attempted to re-room and we were met with an unwillingness to accommodate. Beds are uncomfortable and the walls are paper thin. Look elsewhere!

Perfect, central location. Cafe, pizza shop, fish/tackle shop across the street and water rentals a…read morefew blocks' walk from the inn. The general manager went above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay. He was friendly and clearly enjoys being part of the June Lake community, evident in sharing tips for activities and even a bag of local homemade walnut brittle!

Location is perfectly set next to the ski lift and the village…read more The staff was really friendly. They were doing some remodeling...so the entrance - check-in desk was temporarily moved. They do allow dogs and unfortunately there was a barking/crying dog on. Our floor that you could hear the entire way down the hallway to the elevator. (Not the hotels fault-just know you might lodging next to a furry friend) The rooms have a cozy sitting area and window seat. A solid kitchenette complete with refillable water bottles you can borrow. (Unique touch!) there was paint peeling from the back of the door and the shelf in the bathroom hadn't been cleaned...minor issues.. Getting to the village was really easy from the lower level- straight to the staircase outside.

I am a former resident of Mammoth Lakes and when i visited back in town which is 4-5 times a year I…read morestay at this property. ( I am an elite bonvoy member ) I was staying this past weekend ( 4th of July ) and had a great time The one comment I have is knowing this property is dog friendly I didn't realize how many " pets " Were allowed to stay at one given time The elevators smelled like wet dogs Many dogs were excessively barking and not friendly on property. Suggestion .... The Westin should limit the floors of the hotel to pets to the bottom 2 floors and the top 5 to non pet owners . ( my opinion )

Spent an amazing birthday at my favorite place. Our cabin was beautiful, enjoyed the outdoor…read morejacuzzi. Exactly what I needed! Will be back soon!

Cabin was cozy, everything you needed in the kitchen was supplied. Bathroom had all the necessities…read moretoo, all you needed was your toothbrush and tooth paste. Bbq grill was well maintained and clean. The best things were we were able to bring our dog and the general store was well stocked and had everything you would need for your stay. One of the t.v's was out and the office sent some one over right away. T Cellphone reception can be out of reach, so you have to use wifi calling. Otherwise great stay!