Pinehurst Lodge Bar and Grill

Looking really dicey from the outside, one is pleasant surprised by the interior and added on…read moreoutside, but mostly hidden dance and music arena. A very nice watering hole replete with a few bikers or groups of locals and not too locals hanging around for a few cold ones together. The staff was pleasant and helpful and really wanted to make our stay enjoyable. No food is served, but barbecue is in the planning.although they switched out the O'doul's NA beer for the new NA on the block, I still give the place 4 stars. The return of O'doul's and the addition of a good bbq sander or two just might get it 5 Stars from me.

Friendly people, great bartenders. Some great singers on Friday nights. I love this placeread more

Listening to the music from the Shiloh Band.

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Jake's Saloon

4.0(74 reviews)

53.1 mi

Jake's Saloon located in the greatest small city in America Lone Pine is by far the best saloon in…read moreEastern California! The staff is amazing and you will meet Sarah during the afternoon of the weekdays. My favorite bartender and the hottest (OK, I had to say that!). Also wearing the greatest cowgirl boots! Anyway, it's always a total hit going there even if I live 2,800 miles away! You will meet locals, Eastern Sierras mountaineers and Eastern California and US 395 lovers. Great stories all the time and you will even make new friends like last time I went. And when the women bathroom is called Chicks and the men bathroom is called Dicks, you know you've hit a badass place.

Very friendly bar the owener Sheri is very nice and friendly. She is nice to her employees. They…read morehave everything. Full bar. My favorite all time bartender is Mikie he is the Bomb. They have pool tables, dance floor live bands or jukebox.

Jakes is right on 395 on the west side of the highway.

Dog friendly to the max!

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The Bar Bershop Lounge

5.0(1 review)

43.6 mi

This is a New place, speak-easy style bar in the back of a barbershop. Cold beer…read moreSports on TV . Great service and friendly bartender

From the owner: Dive into the local scene with an evening exploring top-rated spots for drinks music and dancing read more

Bar-ber shop

Owners

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Pump House

3.9(48 reviews)

29.4 mi

Didn't kick out the girl that put hands on me but kicked me out and never refunded me for the drink…read moreI payed for that I didn't get to drink.

A dive bar if I've ever seen one. A small hole in the wall place that you can easily pass by if…read moreyou don't know what your looking for. It's a small brown building with a small parking lot next to it. It's nice though that its open at 0630 so that the nightshift hospital staff can come here and decompress or send me off on my last day. First thing you notice about this place is the smell of urine from the bathrooms. You get use to it after a bit. As well as the "regulars" hanging out at the bar area. It's extremely small. Area for a pool table, some tables at the far end by the bathrooms, and a long bar counter. At least the tvs are nice and clear and big to watch games or sports as need be. There was a good 18 of us here. Prices are rediculously cheap. I'm glad they understand it's a dive bar and should thus be dive bar prices. A michelada was $4. A mimosa was $5. Bag of chips was $1. They have these sour candy shots for $4. The sour candy shots were really good. Michelada was simple. Bloody Mary mix with beer. But they were well made. I also had a crown royal apple with redbull that was really good. I don't remember how many drinks we went thru but it did the job and we were all feeling good. Customer service is good. Dude working behind the bar worked fast. I hear this place is pretty good when the sun is up, but has a pretty rough reputation at night with lots of shady people coming in at night. I definitely wouldn't come in here by my self even in the day time. But with a large group it's pretty cool. Nice and cheap. If you don't mind the urine smell and dilapidated look.

Small hole in the wall

Funny bathroom

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Clocktower Cellar Pub

3.7(209 reviews)

65.8 mi

Total local diva bar! Love it! Great beer selection and Happy Hour. They have pool as well. The…read morebartenders are awesome - they gave us tourist tips detailed tips on where to mountain bike. Only negative is they close at 11...which it was later.

Plant based/Self imposed dietary restricted, tofu huggers will score a win here with the fresh…read morespring rolls and thai dipping sauces! Super fresh, perfectly hot, spring rolls will be especially satisfactory on happy hour 4-5:30pm.

Ceiling

Billiards anyone? pool games are .75 cents. Nice!

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Chicken Salad

The Mecca

3.8(23 reviews)

43.5 mi

Locally owned & operated

Established in 1937

The place outside looks old but when you go inside!Boom!! It's happening. The place is alive, fun…read moreand nice people. The service is great, I didn't order food. Highly recommend

LOVE this place!! Delicious drinks and a wonderful crowd of people. My go to when I'm in town!!read more

Cheladas

Live Music Wednesdays!

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Watermelon Sugar High

Hideout Saloon

4.3(219 reviews)

75.5 mi

Service: very friendly. We met both the owners & the cook. They made us feel so welcome…read more Food: excellent Best cod tacos I've ever had (special of the day). Their Loaded Not-choz was so big, three people can share & have their fill. The tri-tip, which we added was delicious - having the smokey flavor. A must try! The cook recommends to have us try the French Dip next time we stop by. We can't wait! If you are on your way to Yosemite, stop by in Mariposa & try this place. You won't regret it.

I am very sorry to have to write this review. We came in for a beer around 9:00 after a long day of…read morehiking. After 15 minutes, we were told that a wedding party had reserved the entire bar and we had to finish our drinks outside in the cold, where there were no seats. My husband asked for a refund, since we had barely begin to drink. The server went to ask the bartender, and returned to say that we had to finish our drinks and leave. We were told that they knew the wedding party had reserved the bar and would be arriving at some point in the evening. Now I can understand that neither the server nor the bartender made the reservation or knew exactly when the bar would have to be closed down. However, they should have told us that the bar would be closing, and given us the opportunity to go somewhere else. They also should have refunded our drinks, because it was their fault not to have warned us beforehand. This is simply an example of poor management.

Great live sound

Order up!! Pizza for one and beer battered onion rings for another. Enjoy!

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Rusty's Saloon

4.0(109 reviews)

57.2 mi

So Thursday late afternoon , me and my friends after work decided to go here .. upon arrival no one…read moregreeted .. unpleasant service .. bartender was rude and not friendly .. engaged with her friends the other end of the bar .. no a/c working .. we ordered a pitcher of beer and 6 taco and a party nacho .. (I'll insert the pic ) Upon order made we were shocked to see the kitchen person calling 3 pcs taco into 6 .. and after argue he still stood his ground that what he is serving is 6 taco . .. it's not about loosing money . It's about customer satisfaction. Which I felt a unwelcome .. in simple words ( please place a tag out side your main door ) that we are racist and we don't welcome other communities. Coz who believes this to be 6 taco ? I get it's inflation but dude !! Seriously don't scam people..

The new owners suck, there is a 30 minute security line to get into a bar that is half full, always…read moreplaying whack music, they somehow run out of their signature cowboy vodka before the Saturday Mule Days Parade even starts. I love this place but it is deviously mismanaged.

Smoking on clock ?wow

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Fun shirts we bought, bonus long sleeves.

Genas Sierra Inn and Restaurant

4.2(155 reviews)

8.2 mi

The staff were the nicest we could've ever hoped for. Made the poor judgement of driving into…read moresequoia in a Tesla and were desperate for EV charging (none in the park), but these guys had a charger and were so kind as to let us use it. Alexis and Nancy were absolute angels. Naturally, we ordered some good as our car charged, the quesadilla was great! I had the French dip sandwich and it was a little salty for my taste but pretty good otherwise. Also really quick service.

Great pricing for being so close to the park and portions are REALLY HEARTY! Food and staff were…read moreamazing! The chicken fried steak was outstanding, and I'm super picky about my fav road food. Cobb salad and wings, chef's kiss. Thank you, chef Lisa and staff! This was our first time visiting this entrance to the park and we 100% will be returning! Sarah, Paul, and service dog Jim

Our Campground Style Mini Cabins book at genassierrainn.com

Eat some great food at Bella Brooke Cafe restaurant.

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Lemon Drop from Bella Brooke Cafe at Genas Sierra Inn near Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks.

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Beth R.

1 year ago

This business is under new ownership. The new owner is belittling the Locals in the Community. He is calling the Locals racists, ignorant and low life's who need to go get jobs. I do not recommend supporting a business of such low caliber. read more

Vikram M.

1 year ago

You have to see it to believe it! It's 116 year-old establishment which preserves its unique heritage and also has the necessary level of modernness, unmatched food, amazing service, and a fantastic ambiance with a lot of facilities! read more

Kranthi R.

11 months ago

Excellent food and variety of cuisines. Great friendly staff and service! Rustic mountain ambience with fireplace! Pool table and live music and karaoke were great read more

Stan C.

1 year ago

Owner is extremely racist on Facebook . Will no longer recommend. Has alienated locals.

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