I think the food at McCoy is better than most of the lodges at Mammoth and it's pretty cool being half way up the mountain for lunch. There is lots of variety but I got the Grande Burrito with carne aside and it was pretty decent. Nothing special but filled me up and kept me going for the afternoon. I did ask for a very small amount of sour cream and the guy but the largest dollop on my burrito which was annoying. read more

McCoy Station - Grande nachos. - New American Near Me - Mammoth Lakes, California

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I don't stop at McCoy as much as the others -- it seems a bit more natural to stop somewhere for food, etc. at the bottom -- but it is a cool place on the mountain. It's pretty large, has a good selection of food and tons of window seats. One of my fondest memories from McCoy was meeting up with the people who found my iPhone (half buried under snow on a run from the top), and for that it'll always have a soft spot in my heart. :D read more

I stopped here for lunch after braving the snowboard run from the top of the mountain. And at an elevation of 8900 ft above sea level...I had the tastiest soup bread bowl one can have at that height. Props to mammoth for having a fully appointed lodge that high up the mountain. I hate to see the supply run they have to do when the toilet paper runs out. read more

Definitely one of my favorite places to eat at Mammoth for the large variety of foods and tables available. McCoy Station is located dead in the middle of the mountain at the first stop of the Panoramic Gondola or right near Stump Alley Express. There are at least 5+ restaurants here including a server yourself drink/snack area in the middle of all the din. I've been here several times, but I still have not yet tried everything! They have burgers, soups, salads, Italian, Asian foods (very american-ized Chinese/Vietnamese foods like Pho, fried rice, etc.), & waffle sandwiches (wafflewich - right next to the gondola entrance). McCoy station also has two bars: one indoor to serve all the people eating inside and one outside to serve the quick hot chocolate or tequila shot while trying to "loosen up" on the mountain... ;) Pros: -Wide variety of food -Lines for different cafes aren't very long -Food is really good and fresh -Staff is nice -Tables/Food facilities are clean despite the amount of people who are passing through all at once! Cons: -Table seating on the main floor is really tough to find. -Long lines for the bathroom Tip: -If you walk downstairs, there are tons of tables and nice views available... Just be careful in your ski/snowboard boots! read more

McCoy Station is one of my favorite lunch spots on the mountain. Near Goldrush and Stump Alley chairs. They have plenty of seating, pretty mountain views, and bars inside and out. They also have a big variety of food - my favorite are the Asian sir fry bowls, but they also have burgers, soups, baked potatoes, Mexican and sandwiches. Good people-watching too; never know who you might see - we saw Eric Dane (Dr. McSteamy on Grey's Anatomy) a few years back... read more

The perfect stop for lunch with great views and good vibe. Plenty of room inside, even on the busiest days. The Mexican food section is surprisingly good and authentic. Occasionally they will have pozole and it is pretty amazing! Also, when the weather is right, the patio is a great spot to hang out and have a drink while taking a rest and watch everyone come down the mountain read more

The nice thing about this lodge is that it is in the middle of the mountain and easily accessible without having to go all of the ways down. The gondola stops halfway here. Food is priced like a ski resport - way overpriced. The selection is good - a grill, salad bar, pizza, soup/chili/build your own potato, bakery. There is a water station so no need to drop 4 bucks on a bottle of water with your meal. Gets SUPER crowded at midday. Bar is inside and on nice days there is also a patio. read more

I had chili in a bread bowl, nothing that amazing, but was just super glad to have warm food and a place to relax for a moment while in the middle of boarding. I heard that the hot dogs at Mammoth were amazing through (sad I didn't get to try that). Prices are the same as with other ski resorts, over priced, but it's to be expected. :) read more

All skill levels welcome! I was scared to come up to this place for fear of not finding a good green to cruise down on. but all was good! Take the gondola HALF way up. if you take it all the way to the top youll be stuck either riding it back down (lame!) or venturing out on blacks or double blacks. the cafeteria is EXACTLY like the cafeteria down at the main lodge. same food. same prices (overpriced by tens of dollars). there are cool lounge patio chairs out front in the sun shine and on a sunny day you can get quite warm from the radiation heat from the sun. if youre scared like i was just take St Moritz down and follow signs to the Main Lodge. its easy and pretty fun too. read more

My favorite place to eat on the mountain in the middle of a long day of boarding! There is a lot of space to sit inside, so most days it isn't super difficult to find a spot. In addition to the large upstairs seating area, there are a bunch of long tables downstairs. I would highly recommend using the bathrooms downstairs because it is pretty large and there is never a wait as opposed to upstairs. I've eaten from almost all of the stations (except for Asian, go figure) and everything I've had is pretty good. Love the tostada salad, the fries, and the beef chili in a breadbowl. The salad bar always has a good option of pretty fresh ingredients, too. Despite the high prices (esp when compared to bringing your own food onto the mountain), the portions are quite large and very worth it. The workers are all super friendly and do a great job of keeping the place pretty clean. Oh and I LOVE the Bloody Mary's from the Steeps Bar, I could drink those all day! Add in the fact that you can take the gondola to the top of the mountain and where else on the mountain would you WANT to eat?! read more

Many places to choose on the mountain. This location is one of the favorites. The pizza at main is amazing this location is just a good option for today read more

What a great food stop. The burger had a real shiny bun (don't know the foodie word for it, but its the best kind), bacon, avocado, sauteed onions and perfectly cooked Patty! So good I didn't get a picture. The garlic fries were also to die for perfectly seasoned and loaded with garlic. Top that off with a funny bartender in this was a really great stop read more

McCoy Station - Amazing garlic fries and the burger that i can't get a photo of because its all gone was rad! Bacon, avocado, green chile, OMG! - New American Near Me - Mammoth Lakes, California

The Mexican is great. Pozole is some of best anywhere! Taco are really good. Careful with grilled peppers - some are habaneros!!! Pho sucks. Pizza is just ok but overpriced - hey, it's a ski mt. read more

This place is really good. I've had the burger and chicken sandwich from "the grill" Jackie who works at McCoy station is super nice and so it Spencer. I love how close it is to the slopes! Everyone is super friendly, and the bar is awesome. I love coming here and I will continue to come here whenever at mammoth! They also have plenty of options for food which is great. Winter time is the best time to eat here. read more

Star One: Ambiance: the view of Mammoth mountain from this location may be better than at any other eating establishment where skiers can clip out of their bindings and grab some grub. Star Two: Selection: Mexican, grill, salad, potatoes, pizza and Asian cuisine among a couple others provides a plethora of culinary options to the gastronomically challenged breaking from the slopes. Star Three: Accessibility: centrally located on the mountain it doesn't require expert level skills to reach and, if needed, can be enjoyed by simply taking the gondola. Star Four: Drinks: great bars both indoors and, even better, outdoors, with responsive and considerate bartenders (Potential) Star Five: Expense: lack of competition obviously will drive up costs so expect to pay more here than at comparable places with worse views and grumpier bartenders. Overall, many Mammoth frequenters don't consider any trip complete without at least one stop at the prestigious McCoy Station read more

Great spot in the middle of the mountain... Hey Mammoth, how about dropping some coin on frigging Board racks? The Westin was at 60% capacity on Saturday and McCoy's racks were at 200%. How much could those things cost? Oddly plenty of seating: minus 1 read more

Veggie burger! Surprisingly good (and not just because we were ravenous after skiing!) Nice beer selection and great ringside seat for watching the action on the slope. read more

Clean facility with expensive food/drink for the mini food court. Thank goodness you can get on the lift to go downhill for free!

Best place to eat when you are skiing or snowboarding at Mammoth Mountain. Located mid-mountain, at the halfway stop of the Gondola. Guests can buy a Gondola pass if they don't ski/snowboard. Variety of food to pick from, including a Grill, Pasta station, Taco Bar, Salad Bar, Deli/Sandwich station, and much more. If you are hungry and thirsty, don't be surprised if your meal sets you back at least $20 or more (hamburger is about $9.50, fries are extra). Beverage station with plenty of hot and cold offerings, including beer, soda and sports drinks. read more

Great place to avoid the major crowds at the lower lodges if you are buying lunch. The patio bar area fills up quick on good weather days, but it is well worth it to relax for a bit in the sun and have a drink or two. read more

Love hanging out here! I always panic about which is the easiest route to get back to Canyon from here haha

McCoy's is a great place to stop for a break between runs and grab a bloody mary or two. It has a large dining area and a convenient location half-way down the mountain for skiers and boarders. This is the first stop on the gondola up from the Main Lodge so it's also easily accessible to those who aren't inclined to ski or board, but who still want to grab a drink or bite and enjoy being in the snow. read more

Donna at Steeps bar is the most wonderful. She knows how to make the best cocktails and is so wonderful. Everyone must go see her. You will not be let down! read more

The food is shit. Don't eat at this station. Stir fry is bad, nachos is bad, grilled cheese, pizza, salads, everything is just very low quality for an expensive price. Would rate this a no star because how bad it is for the food but gave it a 1 star because there's tons of seating and a nice view. read more

I love this place now that they have a fresh PHO bar so good great ingredients.

After not eating enough for breakfast, we stopped at McCoy's Station at Mammoth Mtn Ski Resort... we purchased this AMAZING energy bar (homeade) and we are DYING to have the recipe! Does anyone have it or can someone on staff share it! HELP, I GOTTA' HAVE THAT RECIPE!!!! read more

Today is a slower day on the mountain which meant no line at the grill. There are 3 cooks at the grill but none of them seem to be taking my order when a young man approaches he is asked almost immediately for his. I finally get my order taken and then watch as they pretend to cook my chili dog and forget to cook my tator tots. The hot dog was on the grill all of 10 seconds and the tots were literally still frozen on the inside. It was unbelievably bad service and food. Needless to say I left the food with them and won't ever order food there again. read more

I have been an MVP pass member for over a decade. My place of choice is always McCoy Station especially Steeps bar. The staff is always friendly and attentive. Emily is one of our favorite bartenders. She has always been polite and efficient. People do not realize that these staff members often work multiple jobs and are very busy during holiday weekends. The fact that they are able to always to be gracious and polite is a true testament to the spirit of Mammoth Mountain. I enjoy the snow but love the people of this great community. I believe Emily incapsulates the true spirit of Mammoth service at its finest. read more

I had a great nutella and banana waffle. Just the right amount of both. My only complaint is they close too early, 2pm.

getting full marks for its great efforts to bring you quality food at an unusual place. Located mid mountain, McCoy does Mammoth proud with some pretty good food. Once they had a really tasty Curry dish, Pho, Salad bar for the healthy, and the usual burgers and Burritos. But the one Item that stands out is their giant mammoth dogs. about the size of my arm the thing is a great value. Ask them for Chili, cheese and onions, wash it down with one of Mammoth Brew Co. Beers and your day will end right there on the spot. Ive been going to Mammoth a long time, before the built the Gondola or the Village, so to see McCoy step up their game is really cool. Just because you are carving it up and having a blast on a mountain doesn't mean you should eat cardboard food. you just dropped a pretty penny on the lift tickets, and should be feed properly, and given a choice. Although these days many of us pack sandwiches for our day riding, but man we burn so many calories, I usually eat my sandwich and then get a hot dog and Im still hungry by 3:30. Get yourself on to Broadway express ride down to McCoy, and give it a shot, best prat is that you can just get on the gondola and you're back at the cornice and on your way to the back side in no time. read more