This had to be one of the best food trucks I've ever had in my life. The food was out of this…read moreworld. The garlic shrimp plate was finger licking good!!! I devoured my plate. The rice was delicious the beans were delicious the shrimp were so buttery and garlicky. Oh man they were soooooo good!! The enchiladas were also delicious. The red sauce was on point.

Delicious roadside food. The chorizo and al pastor tacos are amazing. Mexican Coke too. Best food…read morebetween San Diego and Mammoth along the 395 corridor.

There are stretches of Highway 395 that seem to run through the very soul of California--wind-swept…read morevalleys, snow-capped sierras, and forgotten gas stations with faded signage and stories to match. I've driven this road more times than I can count--always in a hurry to reach June Lake, Mammoth, or somewhere that sounds like a destination. And each time, I pass the same towns, the same reservations, the same hand-painted signs, barely noticed as they blur past my window. But today... today was different. Somewhere near Fort Independence, the kind of place most maps barely nod to, a sign caught my eye: "Indian Tacos." Nothing fancy. Just those two words, painted with purpose. As a member of a tribe myself, I pulled over. Not just out of curiosity, but a sense of kinship--and hunger. Mostly hunger. The setup? A weathered travel trailer, charming in its honesty, not trying to be something it's not. I approached with an open heart and a growling stomach. A kind man greeted me with a smile and said the words that every road-weary traveler longs to hear: "I make the fry bread fresh." What followed was nothing short of a spiritual experience. The Indian Taco was a masterpiece: pillowy-soft fry bread that could bring a tear to your eye, topped with perfectly seasoned meat, crisp lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and fresh salsa that tasted like it had been made that very morning--because it probably was. I told my friends. They grimaced. "You ate what from where?" they asked, horrified at the idea of eating from a rundown trailer on the side of a reservation road. But that's the difference between us. Some people need Michelin stars to validate a meal. I just need fresh fry bread and someone who knows what they're doing. Kumazaa Nobi, tucked away on the Fort Independence Indian Reservation, isn't a stop--it's a discovery. A reminder that the most unforgettable meals don't come with white tablecloths or curated playlists. They come with heart, heritage, and a good dose of adventure. Next time you're on 395, don't blink. Don't rush. Stop. Eat. Say thank you. You'll be better for it.

Robert & Lisa are awesome people and the food is so tasty! Locals with heart. Don't be shy- if it's…read moreopen stop by and enjoy some amazing food.

Crearee has no business of existing in Bishop, but yet it does…read more The interior of Crearee is ultra modern. Half of the space functions as a market selling fresh produce, snacks, and essentials. The other half is a fast casual set up where you order at the counter and they bring your food to you. We ordered: -bean and cheese burrito ($11) -2 asada tacos ($3.75 each): topped with onions and cilantro That bean and cheese burrito with the spicy red salsa slapped. I felt like the ratio was a little bean heavy, but I didn't mind because the beans had plenty of flavor. The carne asada tacos were quite good as well. The meat had a nice char and the tacos are generously heaped with carne. I think the most surprising element of Crearee is their outdoor dining space. The restaurant is located off the road parallel to the main drag in Bishop. The patio area has plenty of seating with ambient music playing in the background. It's a relaxing pit stop before you head off into the wilderness. Crearee is worth a stop whether you're in need of a meal meal or just a snack.

$16 for a burrito…read more They charge extra if you want salsa. Gotta go to the counter to order, and of course they still flip the screen on you wanting a tip. It's basically hipster man bun Mexican food.

Love this place, taco truck! in Lone Pine conveniently on the way to and from Mammoth Lakes. have…read morestopped here at least three times now and we (me and two kids) love stopping here for a great taco, burrito or quesadilla. The carnitas are truly delicious, marinated and fried and tasty crunchy. The burritos are huge will fill you up, plenty of meat in the combination with rice bean and all the fixings you want in a burrito which is easily eaten on the road or the road side picnic tables. Kids raved about the adovada burrito and chicken burrito and chicken quesadilla And they have Mexican coke! now only if they had cane sugar Dr. Pepper! hint hint. Service was good and the ambience of a taco truck is great!

We stopped at this food truck to get tacos for dinner when in Lone Pine and we were pleasantly…read moresurprised. You can get your food to go or there a couple tables in front of the truck where you can sit and enjoy it. They were out of the shrimp tacos. We got three tacos each couple asada, couple adovada, one carnitas and one chicken and all of them were delicious and filled us up. The red and green salsas were spicy but adding a few drops in each enhanced the flavors. Highly recommend giving them a try when in the vicinity.

I was passing through town with my best bud, and as we drove past this place, he said, "Remember…read morethat fruity coffee cake you got here a couple years ago?" And I was like, "TURN THE CAR AROUND!!" And of course he obliged, coz that's what friends are for, right? We were greeted by the same familiar, friendly blonde gal who's been here for years, and she told us there would be a wait for a table inside; the place was absolutely packed with families and friends happily eating and chatting - not a single empty chair! I had spotted the blackberry peach coffee cake as soon as we walked up to the counter, which was all I wanted, plus we had to get going... it was also a bit loud for our taste, but I'm sure we would have had a nice time if we stayed. I would've taken a picture of this legendary coffee cake, but it was like gone in 60 seconds, so maybe next time! Thank y'all for the hospitality and the consistently delicious coffee cake! It was just as good as I remembered!

This place won't let you down if you're stopping through. Many hikers and travelers stop here. They…read morehave a to-go menu (which apparently means you can literally take the menu to go - some guy walked in and asked for a to-go menu and was confused when he wasn't able to walk out with it...at first). But really, they have wraps to go if you need a quick bite. The food isn't anything to write home about - the real star of the show is Jess. She will make you feel welcomed, as if you're a regular. She has the perfect personality to keep the ambiance at the restaurant high energy and fun. Should she ever leave this place, the ratings would likely be closer to a 2-3 star.

Best tacos I've had in a while! Got carne asada, chicken, and pork. The pork is absolutely…read moreincredible - worth the stop! They also have the glass bottle Colas. Also incredible views of the mountains at sunset, great outdoor seating area for you to enjoy (devour lol) your tacos and admire the view. Loved that we were able to also enjoy a meal with our dog outside. Note: Make sure you have cash on you as it's cash only.

What's better than homemade, fresh tacos at an affordable price? Not a dang thing! Just skip…read moremaking dinner or lunch and go to this taco truck in little ol Lone Pine. All of the tacos I ate were delicious! Carne asada, adobada, cachete, and a pollo mulita. And the salsas were so fresh, watch out for the hot! Food was prepared fast and the prices are great, $3 a taco!

Such a wonderful casual restaurant! Great service, Alice was so hospitable and sweet, the fries…read morewere INCREDIBLE and worth the stop!

Stopped here during a road trip and it's such a cute spot with beautiful vibes! The service was…read morevery friendly as well. The only downside was the quality of the vegan burgers we got, it was extremely pink and looked microwave rather than grilled. Other than that, it's a great place to stop by for something quick

Great food and even better service! The couple running it is awesome! Definitely worth a stopread more

Overall, great authentic homey taste and friendly customer service. Located in a corner dirt road…read moreparking lot with three food trucks parked there. Has a tented area with tables right outside provided for us to dine at but was infested with large mosquitoes so we quickly ate and left. All the items tastes great and not overly salty and the tacos are not overly greasy. We ordered tacos with many different meat and they all tastes great. Asada, langua, tripa, etc. I especially find the texture of the tripa (beef fried intestines) interesting. I've had tripa from many taco trucks but none of them made it fried like they do here. Interesting texture and savory flavor. Definitely would do a stop by here again if in route for a lunch stop. The only thing is, the complimentary stir fry onion and green pepper was very spicy and too oily for me to handle, but I'm sure others wouldn't mind.

Excellent! Food was delicious! Their attention to customer needs can be seen their offer three…read morevarieties of soy sauce- gluten free, special blend and low sodium. Staff was very genuinely friendly, nice and efficient. Ambience is so so cute! The restaurant is shaped like a merry go round and has awesome decor. Plenty of vegetarian options. They even have resident well behaved and very beloved pit bull 'blue' in residence. He does not bother diners. And accepts petting like a gentleman. Definitely worth the visit! On our second day as we asked around about restaurants, everyone recommended about merry go round.

My partner wanted to come here based on a write-up that mentioned the history of the building,…read morespecial soy sauce, and extremely kind staff. The staff was kind, and the building was cool, but that's where the charm ended. We walked into an obese pit bull literally sitting on a chair at the table, right next to where we got seated. There had been a sign out front saying there was a "service dog" inside with a picture of the obese pit bull in question, so I guess that's helpful but calling it a service dog really stretches credulity. I'm not sure what service the dog is providing for the owner who was not present until the end of our meal, at which point he paraded the dog around the tiny restaurant to greet customers. Another customer came in with a dog, too - apparently this tiny restaurant is teetering into becoming a dog park. I love dogs. I work with animals for a living. I am a dog owner and bring my dog everywhere I can, within reason and with the explicit permission of the businesses we visit. I do NOT appreciate a poorly-behaved pit bull, kept docile by virtue of his excessive weight, slobbering on a dining table. I do not appreciate dog dander in my food. But mostly, being in a family that used actual guide dogs - as in, dogs that were specifically bred and trained for YEARS by experienced professionals to assist their visually impaired handlers all day, completely ignore food and people that try to interact with them, and to tuck themselves quietly at their handler's feet at a restaurant, I'm put off by "service dogs" just moseying around a restaurant or sitting at a table with diners. It really does seem like this dog's main purpose is to hang out and be a restaurant mascot, which sure sounds like a health code violation. Dog dander aside, the food was basically on par with what you might order at any American-style Chinese restaurant. The orange chicken had a strong orange peel flavor, so it stood out. The rice was dry. I didn't notice anything unique about the soy sauce. The other items we ordered were unremarkable.

Absolutely loved this place !! It is such a gem, the views and atmosphere here are amazing. Service…read moreand desserts were amazing. I loved the patio area they had, it was super cute. If ur in the area I would highly recommend trying this yogurt place out. I got the cheesecake waffle with strawberry yogurt and it was super good. 10/10

Way too expensive. We would have walked straight out, except it's much harder to do when you've got…read morekids and they're stoked to be 'going for ice cream'. No turning back after that. But you can't get a single scoop for less than $8. Granted it includes ALL the toppings you could ever want, but my kids don't like toppings, so you end up paying for more than you want. The ice cream is fine. It isn't exceptional to warrant an $8 single scoop.