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    Crowbar Cafe

    4.0 (185 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican, Bars
    Open 8:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Marta P.

    Time stopped in this little town but people are like long time ago,very friendly if you like a glass of wine don't come before 11am absolutely love the experience and will return

    Sante Fe Chicken
    Sheldon C.

    Excellent stop on our way out of Death Valley. Server was super friendly and nice. Had a good sense of humor and was very accommodating. Veggie burrito was substantial and delicious. The veggies inside were plump and well-cooked. Sante Fe chicken was also very tasty. The chili wasn't as flavorful as we would have wanted but for those who want a chili on the lighter side, this is perfect. Nice outdoor seating during the sunset. It was a very nice experience. Highly recommend for those passing through!

    Homemade chips and salsa.
    Kelley S.

    Just happened upon this adorable place in Shoshone CA. The food was delicious. We had homemade chips and salsa and the combo plate. Great food, great service, friendly and clean. Thank you, Brianna!! P. S. Steve said "everything on the plate was fresh, hot and homemade. Food was excellent and service even better!"

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    Super cozy and cute spot! Not many options around so we weren't expecting much. Came in on a Tuesday at 9:50 am while a large group of bikers were here, didn't eat until 11:05 am. Our waiter was very apologetic and the other employees were rushing to get everyone's dishes out. The rush in an extremely small town is nobodies fault, however -1 star because there was no line and nobody greeted us when we came in and we awkwardly stood at the entrance for 20 min before someone acknowledged us. I ordered the spanish omelette and it was delicious! Coffee was standard pot coffee. No complaints there. Dining room pic after the morning rush was over.

    Chicken Caesar salad

    Friendly service and everything was super clean, including the dining area and restrooms. The chicken Caesar salad was solid, and the salmon was really good with perfectly grilled veggies. The fresh-cut fries were absolutely delicious, and the locally made Death Valley black cherry soda was a great surprise -- so good!

    Dean S.

    The three stars are for the one lady who is running the show here. Cute little eatery in the middle of nowhere. Clean and tidy but only the two people working(cook and runner) so Review would be five stars if the food was even close to worth what we paid. Don't get me wrong, being in the middle of nowhere you have to expect the prices to be higher than you're used to but for pete's sake, the fries were cold and the sandwich(albeit looks fantastic) was kind of awful? Chewy and unseasoned... bread was 'chewy' like a bagel? Ended up using all the honey mustard to get it some flavor. Would I ever go back? Most likely no, but we just wanted to take her something to eat before spending the day in Death Valley.

    Eric B.

    During our recent road trip from Genoa to Phoenix (through the Eastern Sierra and back up via Nevada US-95), we stopped for a 2-night stay at the Shoshone Inn. The Crowbar Cafe is across the street, and basically the only place to eat in town or within miles. There is Steaks and Beers in nearby Tecopa (for dinner) that is the subject of another review. We had 2 breakfasts and a dinner here. I enjoyed the comfortable and country cafe (and bar) seating and décor, and found the breakfasts (pancakes and eggs the first morning and poached eggs with bacon, hash browns, and toast) to be plentiful and delicious. Gayle had the same, except for scrambled eggs and sausage the second morning. Although the wait person made an excellent martini before dinner, we both agreed that my fish tacos and her Chicken Santa Fe lacked taste and were overall just so-so. But in this part of outer Death Valley, beggars can't be choosers. Overall service was down-home friendly and responsive. Having a full bar available was also a real plus. Once here, we took our time and really enjoyed our meal-time stays here.

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    Food was actually really good. We ordered Ortega burger and enchiladas. The French fries were best I have had.

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    Food was average at best. Fries weren't made fresh to order. Old and soggy. But... when in the middle of nowhere it'll certainly do!

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    The crowbar is one of my favorite rural restaurants. Great place to stop whether you're driving or flying into Shoshone.

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    Wild Rose Tavern - Pulled pork sliders, better than expected consider this is within a national park.

    Wild Rose Tavern

    3.3(14 reviews)
    46.0 mi

    As others have shared there are limited dining choices inside Death Valley National Park. The…read moreOasis in Death Valley is literally an Oasis in the valley where there is the only lodging in the National Park as well as any dining (and a gas station). The other dining options were far too crowded (with longer wait times) so we make our way over to the Wild Rose Tavern. There are many large TVs with sports playing (not our cup of tea) so we opted to sit on the outside covered deck with views of the mountains in the distance. We enjoyed a Caesar Salad and an oder of Chips, Queso and Salsa. Prices were reasonable considering the location - the salad was a nice sized portion and tasty. The chips were accompanied by fire roasted salsa and poblano Chile queso dip which I really enjoyed. Service was friendly and attentive - we were there in the mid-afternoon and I believe it can get crowded closer to traditional meal times. We would return here on a return visit to Death Valley.

    Stopped here for a late lunch and was pleasantly surprised by the food. It was the middle of the…read moreafternoon. Walk up to the restaurant surrounded by date palms. Beautiful outside. The room and setting are comfortable, clean, and casual. It wasn't crowded. Service was efficient and curt. Tuna panini was good with side salad, rosemary chicken sandwich with potato salad also good, shrimp Louie salad solid, blue moon pizza was the highlight. Prices were reasonable compared to the other sit-down eateries that are part of The Oasis/Xanterra properties.

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    Last Kind Words Saloon - Flatiron Steak

    Last Kind Words Saloon

    3.1(142 reviews)
    47.0 mi
    $$$

    We came here on an unusual rainy afternoon in January. We hadn't made a reservation (the rain…read morealtered our plans), so we got there when they opened to make sure we got a seat, and we were seated promptly. The service was excellent - our server was very friendly and personable, chatting with us and making recommendations when asked. Everything arrived promptly and as requested. (For instance, I ordered a cocktail with our appetizer and also asked for a glass of wine to be brought with the steak, and the timing was perfect - not always the case when you ask for something to come 20 minutes later.) The food is basic "steakhouse" food - no bells and whistles, and nothing to make it unique, but the steak was delicious, and the sides were perfectly fine. It certainly hit the spot after a day of hiking and exploring. It's expensive, as one would expect in a remote location like this. In normal circumstances, the value wouldn't be there to make it worth visiting... but in the middle of Death Valley, I'll take it! I would go back if I was staying the night again for sure.

    Came here for dinner on a Friday evening. We were seated right away, but they were fairly busy. If…read moreyou know you're coming for dinner on a weekend I'd probably go the reservation route, but know that they don't do same day reservations. Our service was fast and friendly. I had the roasted chicken, which was quite tasty, particularly the sauce it came in. However I was pretty disappointed in the portion size, particularly given the prices are pretty steep. The size of "veggies and potatoes" was 3 small cuts of a potato and 2 similarly sized cuts of a carrot. The chicken portion was essentially just a leg. The entire area has a bit of a theme park feel to it with pricing, but this felt pretty egregious for $29. Our entire group had a similar takeaway, though some others didn't find theirs as tasty as mine was. I'd pretty strongly recommend against coming here, the sports bar nearby is a far better bang for your buck with probably slightly better quality of food

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    The Ranch At Death Valley

    The Ranch At Death Valley

    3.0(30 reviews)
    46.0 mi

    Property: 5 StarsLocation: 5 StarsViews: 4 StarsFood Facility Choices: 3 StarsCustomer Service:…read moreMixedManagement & Scheduling: 2 Stars We stayed at The Ranch at Death Valley for five nights, and overall, the property itself is honestly wonderful. We were unexpectedly upgraded from a standard room to one of the cottages, and that immediately elevated the experience for us. The cottages are adorable and thoughtfully designed. Ours felt almost like a small one-bedroom apartment, with a separate living room, bedroom, spacious bathroom, and even a washer and dryer unit, which felt like luxury after days of hiking through the desert. The little patio outside became one of our favorite places to relax in the evening. The property itself is beautiful. The central square, restaurants, convenience store, golf course, and mountain views create a unique atmosphere that somehow feels both historic and relaxing. Considering you are literally in Death Valley, the level of comfort and beauty they have created here is impressive. Where things became frustrating was the inconsistency of the service. Some employees were absolutely outstanding. Taylor, our server at the Saloon, was fantastic two nights in a row. Friendly, attentive, professional, remembered our drinks, and genuinely made dinner enjoyable. Unfortunately, the next evening was the complete opposite with our server, Suzy. She was very impersonal and barely interacted with us during dinner. I do not need constant check-ins, but at least once during the meal it would have been nice to be asked if we needed anything. Instead, she brought the bill before even asking whether we wanted dessert. We ordered steak and baked potatoes and had to ask separately for basics like butter and sour cream. It felt less like bad intentions and more like someone needing additional training and support. Food quality was also inconsistent. Earlier meals at the Saloon were very good, but one evening our NY Strip ordered medium arrived well done, the baked potato was overcooked, and the green beans were so hard they could barely be cut with a knife. Food options overall are limited. There is no simple à la carte breakfast option, only an all-you-can-eat buffet, the Saloon with a small menu, and the General Store for grab-and-go food. The biggest frustration, however, was the front desk and housekeeping coordination. The housekeeping staff themselves were kind and hardworking, but management and scheduling felt disorganized and disconnected from guest needs. From the moment we checked in, we informed the front desk that our room phone was not working. This was especially important because my husband has mobility issues and needed access to the golf cart transportation service. Without a working phone, arranging assistance became unnecessarily difficult. We also did not have a functioning television during the entire stay. Not the end of the world in Death Valley, but after long hikes, sometimes you simply want to relax for an hour. Despite reporting both problems multiple times, nobody ever fixed them. Housekeeping scheduling was equally frustrating. We repeatedly requested morning housekeeping because we left early for hiking and returned exhausted around 1 or 2 PM. Despite these requests, housekeeping either did not come or arrived around 3 to 5 PM, exactly when we were back trying to rest. There were also small inconsistencies throughout the property. Portion sizes and pricing at the coffee shop and ice cream counter varied depending on the employee. One day I received one tiny croissant, the next day two for the same order. The breakfast burritos at the coffee shop were honestly not very good either. None of these issues ruined the trip because the property itself is genuinely special. The setting is spectacular, the cottages are wonderful, and some employees truly shine. But management needs to invest more in consistency, training, communication, and attention to detail. The potential here is enormous because the place itself really is beautiful.

    This place is a dump sorry! Very outdated and ugly. The…read morewoman that checked us in talked so quick, couldn't understand a word.No smile,didn't even say "enjoy your stay". We stayed in the little cottage room had a microwave but no kitchen utensils fyi.We asked for a can opener they said they didn't have one.

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    The Ranch At Death Valley - Buffet- avoid at all costs

    Buffet- avoid at all costs

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    Steaks and Beer

    Steaks and Beer

    4.3(127 reviews)
    7.5 mi

    Steaks and beer off a dusty road…read more What a surprise to eat this well in tiny, quiet, Tecopa. The menu is small but thoughtful with great cuts of meat, a few appetizers, soup, salad, pasta, beer, and wine. After a long day of hiking, a glass of wine was exactly what we needed. We started with a luxuriously creamy, well-seasoned potato soup and an orchard salad bursting with blueberries, apples, strawberries, pomegranate seeds, cheese, and a bright balsamic vinaigrette. Then we split a juicy filet mignon, the kind where your knife simply glides through. Even the veggie medley and mashed potatoes were perfection. And whatever you do, don't skip dessert. The warm date bread with vanilla ice cream and date syrup is one of the best desserts I've ever had. A couple notes: look for the neon lights out front because it's incredibly dark and easy to miss the turn. The dining room is romantic but tiny, maybe five tables, so call ahead for a reservation. An immense thank you to the chef and owner for creating such a memorable meal in the middle of nowhere. Unexpected and oh so delicious.

    This is definitely a no-frills restaurant outside looking in. But once you sit down and taste, then…read moretaste, and taste some more...this is time well spent! Highly recommend! Plus the service was on point too! Call ahead for reservations or pop by for a 5p or 7p sitting. You won't regret it!

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    The Joint - 05.27.23

    The Joint

    4.8(46 reviews)
    88.2 mi
    $

    A must go for a drink if interested in mining history…read more Check the plaque outside and learn some history. Grab a beer and learn about the area. Grab a smash burger and buy a hat next door. Cool spot and cool people. ECV certified

    Locals hangout! [Randsburg CA]…read more It was a quiet Saturday afternoon when we visited this historic town this past Memorial Day weekend. We were hungry and was hoping that there was someplace to grab a bite here at this mining town. The owner of the Rock and Crystal shop pointed to this "Joint" and mentioned that they make a mean burrito and burgers. While I was still shopping at the crystal store my hubby went over to the bar and asked if the neighboring restaurant could fire up the grill for a couple of cheeseburgers w/ grilled onions (they looked like they were already putting stuff away at 4:30p). They were kind enough to oblige and we got to eat one tasty burger! The burgers were delicious... the grilled onions and seasoning they use really put flavor on those beef patties. Very good! The Joint is a family-owned saloon since 1955 with friendly folks running the bar. Decorated with patriotic flags inside and out. Was probably surprised and not used to seeing a couple of Asians walk in. As we were leaving people were starting to trickle in... looks like the fun was about to start. Found out later that they had a live band entertaining from 8:00p to midnight that evening for Memorial Day Saturday. Fun!! Review #2995

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    05.27.23 outdoor seating

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    The Hubb - Bar

    The Hubb

    4.7(63 reviews)
    22.6 mi
    $

    The food was exceptional and well made. Staff was very attentive and paid attention to all of our…read moreneeds. Bathrooms were very clean and sanitary. Atmosphere was very positive. Great affordable prices. Scrumptious desserts too. Easy to read menus. Seating was very comfortable as well. Parking was easy to deal with. Overall a 5 Star Setting and Rating. Karaoke was very entertaining and enjoyable as well. We will definitely be returning to repeat this very enjoyable evening again. Everyone was extremely accommodating and super polite. William Yakel visiting from Fort Lauderdale Florida.

    My dad died in Pahrump, so my family and I had to come out here to take care of things. There's…read morereally no other way we'd come here voluntarily. We'd heard from the locals, The Hubb is some of the best food in town and is a popular watering hole for the younger (under 70) crowd. The lady who served us for lunch was rude and seemed bothered we came in. Eventually she brought us our drinks and gave us a heavy sigh as she explained she didn't know why the restaurant was even open for lunch because she had too much to do to prepare for the evening shift. A second older woman brought our meal out (Taco Tuesday special) and tossed it onto our table without saying a word. The ground beef Caucasian tacos were over seasoned but generally edible. The service was absolute trash. My tip was reflective of that. If you have to visit Pahrump, bring your own food and cook at home, in your Air BNB.

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