Not a friendly atmosphere, server never acknowledged us. Not a very big place or menu…read more We have eggs Benedict and a breakfast burrito which were good, price was cheap. Forgot, check your cups if you ask for water, mine had a layer on top like grease or something

I found this hole in the wall place in Beatty town 10 minutes to the west entrance of Death Valley…read moreNational park (30 minutes drive from the Furnace creek visitor center). I entered the restaurant & I couldn't find anyone at first but I decided to give a try. Menu has American breakfast options and they do have a separate menu for Mexican foods (Tacos, Burritos & Tortas) I ordered 4 Tacos (Asada, Al pastor, Carnitas & Chicken) to go. It took about 10-15 minutes. I took it back and pulled over my car at the west entrance of the park. I enjoyed/destroyed the tacos instantly. They also gave a mild and hot sauce. Really loved the tortilla and meat options especially Al pastor and Carnitas.

This place is AWESOME! It is just about the only restaurant on the drive from Vegas to Death Valley…read moreNational Park, but don't worry, it's all you need. It has the perfect vibe of "middle of nowhere " and great food. I had the enchiladas and they were awesome. Very reasonably priced. Service was instant. Loved this spot and recommend it to anyone going to DV.

The service here was good, but the food unfortunately missed the mark for us. The rice and beans…read morefelt like they were straight out of the microwave--the beans lacked flavor and had a strange corn-like taste, while everything else had a dry, chalky texture. The salsas had a solid kick of spice, but the consistency was very different from what I'm used to. With only two restaurant options in town, I'm hoping things improve, but for now, we'll likely wait to see what the other local spot brings. Chips were stale and I'd call that salsa more of a tomato sauce with garnish. When the cook asks why you're asking for lime in Spanish thinking you only speak English speaks volumes as well her words "the lime is in the salsa" "why didn't you cook the rice" was an good to hear from her

Everything is homemade and delicious from American to Mexican food. I recommend the breakfast…read moreburritos and tacos!

So good! My son and I loved our burritos. He got carne asada and I got the breakfast burrito. Both…read morewere outstanding ! And the salsa was superior! Highly recommended.

The breakfast burritos are to die for! Yolanda and Nadia whip up the burrito in front of you! And…read morethey have a full espresso bar. I was stranded in Beatty for 24 hours and they made it so fun!

super great breakfast and coffee!!! inside the candy and nut store. Super great service too - so…read morefriendly. Felt home made

So I was a little confused as the place listed is not the same place that is here anymore. Its now…read morean Indian restaurant called Punjahi Dhaba. Walking inside the gas station it's sectioned off to the left. They do seem to have a fly issue on the gas station as some had said. Hopefully that Is something they will rectify. However, its hard to find good Indian food these days. Especially in such a remote area such as this, and I found the food here was actually really delightful. Sometimes you have to go to a hole in the wall, that lacks the sparkle and refinement visually to get the flavor you have been searching for. The cashier was polite as he took our order. We got the butter chicken, mango lassi, and a potato stuffed paratha bread. It was perfect to share between two people. The meat was tender and flavorful, and I loved that there were nuts in the sauce and the spices were more complex. I find a lot of Indian places dont add those touches in the states. Rice was fluffy and fragrant, the bread was so delicious! Warm and layered with that soft potatoes filling. It was great to dip into the butter chicken sauce. They also had a side of yogurt and a chutney. The chutney was not my favorite thing in the world, it tasted perfumey. We got the food mild incase our child wanted any, but they do offer spice levels. The mango lassi was divine! Bursting with flavor and not to thick. If flies were not attacking me this would have been 5 stars. I didn't experience not feeling welcome in any way because I am not the same ethnicity as the workers like some had mentioned. I just thought that was important to mention. If you want yummy food and a place to stretch your legs its a great alternative to the less than stellar cuisune you often find on this route to tahoe in the smaller towns.

Do not go here! I thought I found a little Indian treasure at a gas station, but the restaurant has…read moredeceptive practices. I ordered one to go dish, went to pay and it automatically ran it through with a 20% tip. And then the food took over 20 minutes to be ready. Will never ever go here again. Save your time and money. Look elsewhere.

Tried Tacos Fiesta and had a great experience! The customer service was very nice and helpful and…read morethe menu was easy to navigate. We took our order to go but the restaurant was relatively quiet for a weekday. We ordered an Asada burrito and asada nachos. I really liked that they add enchilada sauce to the nachos; it gives it a tasty twist. Upon ordering the food it was ready within 15 minutes and packaged very well. If you're in Pahrump and feeling like Mexican food this is a must try!

Tacos Fiesta has really good food. You can sit down or take out and it's a decently short wait for…read moreyour order. We got a whole family order and it still came out in less than 30 minutes. Service is really nice and patient. She made sure the order was correct even though I'm sure it was annoying, we just didn't want anything wrong or missing. Inside is really bright and decorative. The door with the plant probably needs to get fixed or moved but it was a nice place for people to go on dates. I saw a lot of couples and happy faces. Although we didn't sit to eat you could see everyone was enjoying their time there and enjoying the food.

My favorite Mexican food that I've ever had in Las Vegas. In my top two of all-time Mexican food…read morethat I have had. My number one is in Southern California. Turn on Deer Springs from Haulapai . It will be on your left hand side, about 100 yards from the intersection. They are there Monday-Saturday 10am-2:30pm.

First tried this food truck out years ago when the Providence area had yet to be "providence". They…read morewere always parked at the corner of Deer Springs and Hualapai. Coming off the 215 you can't miss 'em. As they've been building and building, they have had to move around. Usually I'd still find them along Deer Springs Way. I took my mom here last month and she loved it! Their tacos are well seasoned, fresh, and pretty filling. I spent 7 bucks on 2 chicken tacos, 2 carnitas, and a can of coke. It doesn't really matter how much tacos you get...beans, cheese, and chips are complimentary addition onto your plate which I think is a cool addition to have. The lady who takes your order isn't the perkiest, but isn't rude at all. Their menu are in Spanish and they don't have prices. Just ask. I seen this guy get an order of French fries so apparently that serve that too...but I wouldn't know because I can't speak or read Spanish for the life of me. I just know what kind of meat I like in my tacos so that's as far as espanol as I can get. Lol. Last week I was having a serious Jonez for some tacos and with the hubby home...we decided to take a drive up to the food truck. But they weren't there?!?!? They're always there!! I drove around as much as I thought it'd be worth to...but decided to head home for.option B. Actually, I didn't have an option B but whatever. I'm not sure if they were off that day (tuesday) or they have finally decided to park elsewhere after years of being in that vicinity. If it was just an off day and you are in the vicinity, it's definitely worth it. She'll ask you mild or hot. I opted for a hot and wholly guacamole I thought I was going to have to buy tucks later. But my spicy tolerance isn't highly tolerable unlike some people. We usually scarf our food down in the car. It makes the experience more fun. Besides, I'm not huge on ordering "to-go" if my drive is more than 10mins until home. Nothing like soggy sweaty food. Okay, rambling over Definitely recommend if you're in a mexican lunch wagon kind of mood or just craving for some authentic home style mexican food.

Now I'm used to very good quality food, and I will say the food here isn't five star quality. More…read morelike 3 but that's because you are in the middle of nowhere! We were staying in the park for two nights so we had a couple of dinners and breakfasts. I tried to be healthy and get the stuffed poblano peppers and those were decent but I wouldn't reccommend them-unless you're vegetarian. The next night I gave up and just went with a bison burger which was solid. For breakfast if you get to the breakfast bar early enough there are fresh mixed berries and plantains which were a unique touch. The prices weren't too bad either. The staff were all very friendly, the meals came out quickly, and the restaurant and Saloon had a rustic decor that went with the locale. Since we weren't traveling with children I preferred the Saloon with the beautiful views. Considering all that has made things difficult lately, tariffs, wars, etc... the fact that you can get a decent meal in a remote location is pretty impressive.

TERRIBLE SERVICE! Got seated, given menus and was ignored. Bartender finally came over and took our…read moreorder with an attitude. I asked him what beers he had on tap and he responded with "I'm not going to tell you all of them!"... so I got up and walked over to his bar and looked... I then met him at the bar and told him what I wanted and he didn't even make eye contact and just mumbled "ok". Then he brought our drinks without a word and we were ignored. We waited over a half hour just sitting there. Finally I walked up and asked for our check as we had waited long enough. These people have a lot to learn about the service industry. They may be able to get away with this with foreigners who frequent this place, but not Americans. Below is a photo of the "too many beers to mention". Seriously!

Consistency is what El Jefe's is all about. Excellent food and service is the norm. Family run…read morebusiness that treats you like family. Consistency is so important nowadays

El Jefe on Calvada Blvd used to be one of my favorite Mexican restaurants here in Pahrump, but…read morelately it seems that most items I have ordered are lacking flavor like they did 9 to 12 months ago. As an example, I just had a chicken chimichanga for my dinner. The chicken had no seasoning, the rice inside wasn't much better, and the chef/cook puts no cheese in it nor any seasonings. The guacamole lacks flavor also, but I still put that, sour cream, and salsa on top to eat part of it. I will give the salsa 4 stars , plus the tortilla and chips were acceptable. Honestly, I'm not sure what has happened to the quality of the food. For almost 2 years, I have been going here with our group of Pahrump ladies a few times as we rotate among Pahrump restaurants for lunch every 2 weeks. In addition, my husband and I have been eating here for much longer than that. Perhaps the chef/cook is different, and if this is the case, I am hoping that he or she will be willing to take suggestions or at least listen to this comment. As far as service, I have never had a complaint. I have been there with just my husband or with our group of ladies that has been at least 12 to 15 of us several times. The wait staff is always very professional and friendly, even providing individual checks for the group. Ambiance is just so so, really nothing that makes one go wow! Yet the one thing that is important to me is cleanliness, and there is no problem with that!

My wife and I enjoyed breakfast here on a Friday morning around 8am. You have to walk through the…read more smoky casino to reach Dennys. We were promptly seated at a comfy booth and our ordered taken. My wife got eggs, fruit, and rye toast with a decaf coffee. Her fried eggs were perfectly prepared and she enjoyed the fruit bowl. I went with the original slam with scrambled eggs, sausage, and soft bacon. My bacon was cooked the way I like and the pancakes were hot with the butter ball melting on top. The pancakes though are the size of a dinner plate and I couldn't finish both. Service was great and friendly. The food was all well prepared and delivered quickly. My only complaint was spending $40 on breakfast for two.

It's a Denny's tucked in a small casino. While the operating hours might be innacurate or…read moreinconsistent, the food and service is great! If you want, you can grab a drink at the casino bar and take it inside for a "late night" bite. I ordered an omelet with hash browns and toast as well as a cold brew coffee. Yum! It's kind of expensive, but the convenience is worth it if you're staying at Stagecoach hotel. My meal came to $28. It was decorated for the holidays as well, which was a really nice touch!