Well, if you're reading this and you survived the drive up here, then you may as well stop in and…read moresay "Hello". Neat little spot to visit for a bite to eat and a cold soda. Definitely get the brisket sandwich, Yum! They bbq meat every day, it's always fresh and hot. Plenty of other food choices including vegan. Patio seating to enjoy the mountains. Staff is very friendly and courteous. Happy Trails and safe travels.

Delicious brisket nachos! $14! Enough for 2 people to share. The coleslaw on the chicken tacos was…read moreso good too, I can never decide what to order!

I get the bad reviews. But I've lived in north fork for a year and have seen slow but gradual…read moreimprovements. It's one of the few things open late. The prices aren't great but it's most likely cus they aren't selling as much and as frequently as stores in town. Hope to keep seeing new updates. They just fixed up the Parking lot too and have a new deli. Nice to see

They charge such high prices for everything . Price gouging. Not helpful or friendly. They do not…read morecare about locals. Check stuff you buy could be spoiled or expired

Milk eggs bread cheese lunch meat it's the hole in the wall that has it all. Always a wide variety…read moreof well priced liquor & beer.

Simple, easy and friendly service! When you need the essentials... and you're out vacationing…read more.. this place is it!

Dinkey Creek is an amazing oasis in the Sierras. If you love to Tent Camp or Boondock and have…read moreaccess to hospitality, beauty, some general amenities and excellent river pools to break the summer heat this is a great place to go.

The staff is so friendly. It's great food and atmosphere…read more You can't beat the burgers they are so good. And the floats are to die for

Jones Store, up at Beasore Meadow (about half an hour above Bass Lake), was everything I hoped and…read moredreamed. (We lived in Bass Lake for 7 years and somehow never came up here when Jones Store was open -- well, today was the day.) It's a wonderful little spot in the high country, next to a beautiful meadow, with friendly, welcoming people and wonderful food. We learned that they have been in business since the 1930s (with an original cash register -- only cash here! No cards or checks)! And the building it's in -- with so much fun charm and decor -- has been there since the 50s. No electricity up here -- everything runs on solar, or generators or (like the colorful old fashioned fridges full of soda, water, and beer) on propane. The folks who run it shared that they go and stock everything for the store themselves: they go to Fresno (a one and a half hour drive each way) and do the shopping and bring the food up here themselves. And when you consider all that work, the prices are very reasonable (even if they would be high for Fresno). A delicious home cooked and extremely flavorful cheeseburger (on Dutch crust bun with grilled onions, tomato and pickles) with potato chips, which two adults can easily share, is $15. A huge piece of homemade pie with ice cream and whipped cream (again, which 2 adults can share), is $10. Hours are hard to find online but a sign there says it's open (summers only) Tues-Sun 10-4 or until the food runs out -- and sometimes it does run out so get there earlyish. There's lots of beautiful outdoor seating with views in every direction. Bodie (the Jones Store dog) might say hello. He was very friendly and chill when we were there. We got quite a few photos of this adorable place, both inside and out, as well as the menu board. Jones Store is completely unique -- anyone who likes cheeseburgers or homemade pie should definitely make the trip up!

Ive been in the food industry for ove 25 years and a ServeSafe instructor. The food was horrible…read more Burger was dry unseasoned. The service was the worst I have ever seen. Rude AF. I asked what flavor of pies they had and this clown tells me "just pie". WTF does that mean??? What's in the pie???? What if the customer has a allergy. Avoid this place at all costs. If your hungry keep going.

Located in Mammoth Mountain Inn, this was our go to spot to get a double espresso and a donut…read morebefore we hit the slopes. They serve Illy coffee and their donuts are delicious and soft. They also have small food menu with a few hot items and a fridge with food and drinks. They sell some Mammoth souvenirs and items you may have forgot to pack. The location is convenient and the service is quick.

I stopped in to pick up something for breakfast because I didn't want to go sit in the restaurant…read moreupstairs. There was a much bigger selection than I expected. There's an espresso bar so you can have your lattes, americanos, etc. I was expecting brewed coffee plus the usually milk and sweeteners so that was a nice surprise. There's also a good variety of pastries, fruit, as well as packaged foods such as oatmeal and pop tarts. I ended up getting a nonfat latte, a raspberry turnover, and a banana. It was under $10 for all of it, it seemed like a fair price for a shop in a mountain resort considering the coffee would be about $4 at your typical coffee shop. I definitely recommend stopping in if you want food to take back to your room or on the go.

This is not the first time that they have ripped us off at Shaver Lake Gas and Deli. We have had a…read morecabin up in this area for almost 40 years and spend a lot of time up here. I decided tonight was a night I am going to warn everyone of their unethical practices. They charged us $17 for a 12 pack of water plus CRV and tax, almost $20 for bottled water!!!! We will never do business there again. They don't label anything so when you go to ring it up, they can put whatever price they want on it. The prices are constantly fluctuating. Be aware! If you need anything either go to Bob's market or Shaver Lake Café and deli or bring it up from down the hill.

Horrible customer service and the restroom was disgusting. After some of us used the restroom he…read moretold us (with a very angry look and tone) it was closed and wouldn't let us use it anymore.

I've been coming out to Dinkey Creek and Shaver Lake once or twice a year for many years, and Ken's…read moremarket is a nice little town market for many items you may need or forget to bring during a weekend stay. Ken's Market offers a range of items, from basic grocery items to drinks, ice, ice cream, fishing gear, meds, personal care items, and even Shaver Lake merchandise. Moreover, the staff has always been exceptionally friendly and helpful, making our visits all the more pleasant. The prices have increased over the years, but as a convenience store, it is what it is.

Hey it's a mountain resort grocery store. Had what we needed and more. We wanted to find cheese…read more Found it and frozen French fries. Now impulse buys took place bought the fixings for smor'res and the the total for 6 items. Reflected you are shopping in a mountain store. Nice clerk also.

I absolutely would recommend the June Lake General store. You will find so many things ranging from…read morebatteries, to beer salt, and everything in between. Think of it as a grocery store, hardware, camping, souvenir shop, liquor store, and electronic accessories store all in one. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and most importantly, the prices are very reasonable for being a small business in a small town. I always go here and will continue to do so when I'm camping in the area.

First time I walked around June Lake and first time I walked in this general store... immediately…read moregot taken back in time to the original "Walmart", "ACE", store of the 40's, 50's, and 60's... it was the hugest old general store I've ever been too... it was fantastic... and they haven't change a thing... it was Hasegawa's General Store on Maui and all the mom and pop general stores in little towns across the nation that you would go to get just what you needed... I'm so glad the owners didn't try to "modernize" it... and make it something it isn't... to me, it was a historical landmark of what my grandpa's drug store might have looked like... that was really fun... I will go make a pilgrimage to the June Lake general store because it's one of a kind gem...