Worse than college dorm food. I've been coming to Curry Village for 20+ years and it was always a…read morecompromise - but it used to be an appropriate compromise to see Yosemite, and now it's not. Indoor food hall: slimy bland pasta with watery ragù and "chicken meatballs" that tasted like microwaved cardboard. When an 8-year-old doesn't like your pasta with meatballs, you've really screwed up. I had chicken and veg which might have been okay without the heaps of salt they put in it. Pizza Deck: I have never in my life been served pizza with the pepperoni charred to a blackened powdery thing on top. And I've had lots of "bad pizza" that was bulk-purchased for some kids' birthday party, but this was beyond that. I've never before seen my 8-year-old remove the pepperoni to eat the rest of the pizza.

Super convenient spot to get hot water, condiments, and meet with your family. The food itself is…read morefairly priced and breakfast was standard diner food, but I highly recommend you just come here with foods that require minimal prepping like oatmeal, instant ramen, and sandwiches since there is free access to toasters and microwaves. There also is a filtered water filling station. The tables and restrooms are relatively clean here as well. Highly recommend this be your pitstop before going on a hike.

Such a great find in Oakhurst. No wonder the ratings are so good…read more Family's owned and mommas soups are the bomb. We had green pozole and WOW. Both of us then had tacos, and I had a Gordita. All so darn good. Wish we had this good of Mexican food at home.

Plazuelas Mexican Restaurant, Oakhurst: 2026 Aug 5 (3.95 of 5)…read more Adrian, our server was gracious and friendly We were served water, complementary chips and salsa when seated. The chips were made in-house and had that clean fresh taste. The salsa was spicy but we couldn't stop eating. (4.5 of 5) Their prices are high for where they are located and our food didn't come with rice and beans. We agreed that the confirmation of a great Mexican restaurant comes from the rice and beans they serve. (4 of 5) Rib Eye Tacos: The rib eye tacos feature juicy, richly marbled steak cubes piled into warm home-made flour tortillas, topped with caramelized onions, cabbage and guacamole. The tender pieces of meat had great complexity, was well-charred, and had a nice mouthfeel. It breaks down easily with minimal chewing and the taste lingers on my tongue after each bite. (4.75 of 5) Fish Tacos: From street-food to table-top specialty, this is a popular Mexican dish. Their Ensenada-style beer-battered halibut served on homemade corn tortillas with pineapple-cabbage slaw and garlic chipotle sauce is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Squeezing a generous amount of lime juice added a bright, sharp sour taste that cuts through and balances the overall flavour. (4.5 of 5) Atmosphere: The place is clean with table and chairs well spread out, but the music blaring over the speakers made conversations difficult. This eatery looks out onto the parking lot. (2 of 5) Location: This is located in an anchor business area so FREE parking is easily accessible. Service: Adrian was our server. He was genuine, unpretentious, and sincere. He's only been working there for 6-years, but he may be the anchor to this family-owned eatery. Plazuelas Mexican: A passion for honest, uncomplicated, and authentic flavours.

When visiting Yosemite National Park, we recommend trying the breakfast and deli sandwiches at…read moreDegnan's Kitchen before or after your hike. They also have Peet's coffee. Degnan's Kitchen is located at Yosemite Village. They have restrooms and water to fill your water bottles. There's indoor seating and picnic tables outside. You can also buy groceries or souvenirs at the Village Store next door to Degnan's Kitchen. You can catch the Yosemite Valley free shuttle service to take you to many of the scenic locations if you don't feel like doing the long hike to each location. From Yosemite Village, we walked to point #1 on the map: Lower Yosemite Fall and the Cook's Meadow Loop, the waterfalls you see in my pictures. This location is kid and stroller friendly. The walk takes about 30 minutes. Check it out! Happy Yelping :)

Hate to give anything at Yosemite less than a 5 star review, but we got our food here only because…read morethe Village Grill closed 20 minutes earlier ( insert angry emoji) for " maintenance "... after waiting about 10 minutes in a very slow moving line ( I get it, they're making individual orders), I grabbed a turkey pesto ciabatta sandwich from the grab and go fridge, a stick of cheese, some sweet potato chips, and an ice tea. Cashier was friendly and I was very lucky to find a place to sit and eat. As I was seated at a long table, the people next to me had delicious smelling soup--and mentioned that the soup was in a separate line, so I had hubby go get some vegetarian lentil soup, which was yummy!! It is not so enjoyable eating soup with a flat wooden spoon, however.... Food itself overall was a 5, but vary the menu just a bit ...

Tioga Pass Mobil - Whoa Nellie Deli is one of the best places to eat in Lee Vining! Don't let the…read morefact that it's inside a gas station fool you--this place serves some of the most delicious food you'll find along Highway 395. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and exceeded our expectations. It's the perfect place to stop before or after visiting Yosemite or exploring the Eastern Sierra. One of our favorite things is the outdoor seating. We were able to enjoy our meal with our fur babies, which made the experience even more special. Sitting outside with the beautiful view of Mono Lake while enjoying great food was absolutely unforgettable. The combination of delicious food, stunning scenery, and a pet-friendly outdoor area makes this place a true hidden gem. If you're driving through Lee Vining, don't miss the chance to stop at Whoa Nellie Deli--you'll leave with a full stomach and an amazing view!

TL:DR : Woah Nellie Deli in the Tioga Gas Mart is a gem of a stop if your on the 395 with fresh,…read morefun flavors and a unique experience eating out of a gas station. A perfect addition to a road trip! Food: I visited WND as a stop on my 395 journey as I have heard many things about their fish tacos and lobster taquitos at elevation, and out of a gas station no less! I had no clue what to expect given the location, but WND left me delightfully surprised. I ordered the famous fish tacos and their lobster taquitos for myself which came out to ~50$ with a drink. Immediately, I was pleasantly surprised by the generous portions. Both dishes came topped with a fresh element like salad for the taquitos, mango salsa, and refried beans. These additions bump the visual appeal of both dishes, and substantially turn them into worthy meals which I was worried about (assumed they would be served on their own with no sides). With my two heavy plates, I set myself at the outdoor seating and dug in. Let me say I had no issue housing these two, without ever feeling heavy or greasy which was a concern I had given the fried elements. I started with the signature fish tacos; the mango salsa is a delightful and refreshing sweet/tangy accompaniment to the creamy sauce and refried beans. The fish is fried but not greasy at all, but I found the meat to be a bit dry/lacking in flavor. Overall, the strength of the taxi was in the salsa and taco toppings / sides, not the fish. Which I found to be somewhat disappointing. They were delicious, but I had just expected more from their main dish. The taquitos however took me by surprise! These were served with a refreshing salad and more of that mango salsa, on top of the refried beans. It was delicious mixed together. The taquitos had a respectable crisp to the shell without any fault of excess oil, and the filling was wonderfully seasoned and flavorful throughout. A good follow up to the mildly disappointing fish. Paired with a coke zero, this was still an amazing meal that felt hearty yet healthy, indulgent yet balanced. These plates give the impression of a carefully thought out dish, where the chefs considered the overall experience beyond just the headliner fish or taquito. Overall, fantastic. Service: Service at WND is homey and local. When you're far out from the cities, it's comfortable and easy to chat with the cashier about their experience working there, or their favorite dishes. Fast, friendly, and open to conversation, WNDs service is perfect for what it is. Ambiance: despite being in a gas station, WND and the Tioga mart are a very comfortable, safe, and restful spot. I came alone, but I spotted families with children playing in the outdoor area ahead of where I ate, friends meeting up to continue their journeys, and elderly couples tucking into their plates in the clean indoor seating area. There are small elements harkening to the history and fame of the deli in the form of news clippings on the walls near the bathrooms, and wooden tables and benches give the indoors a cozy vibe. Outdoor seating is more like your standard picnic bench, but when paired with the green grass area just ahead of it and the views of the lake/mountains, you can't beat that fresh air and connection to nature with your meal. Overall, I was very surprised with how good WND delivered in a way that I was not at all expecting for this remote gas station stop. I highly recommend making a point to stop in here on your travels to refuel, taste the delicious food, and slow down a moment in the road. 4/5 (docked for dry fish)

I'm not a big fan of Indian tacos. They're not really Indian, considering that Native people would…read morenever have seen most of the ingredients until European settlers arrived. And most places that sell Indian tacos use the cheapest version of those ingredients they can find, cheap ground beef, discount, pre-shredded cheese and iceberg lettuce. They just seem a little gimmicky. Where this place shines is their jams and jellies. Those are amazing!!! Homemade, flavorful and delicious the jams are the reason you need to swing by! We bought a few jars and with every spoonful we revel in their wonderfulness while simultaneously mourning the fact that we're one precious serving closer to an empty jar. Go get a bunch of jam! And if you accidentally have a mediocre "taco" on the way out, then so be it.

This place had been on my Yelp "to try" list for ages, so I was super stoked to finally be able to…read moregive them a try. Finding the taco stand was hard. I was expecting a taco truck in a casino parking lot, but this was more like a deluxe wooden shack on private property. Prior to this, I'd only had 'Indian tacos' once before, at a Native American cultural day at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento. That one time was pretty much enough to make me a fan for life. Frybread tacos are all about the frybread. Truth be told, the filings don't matter. (As I write this, I can imagine a future full of gourmet 'Indian' tacos on Instagram, but...) The tacos are filled with cheap, super basic ingredients like full fat ground beef, iceberg lettuce, beef tomatoes, and "Mexican cheese blend." It's basically "white people taco night" on frybread. To me, having grown up in extreme poverty, these tacos taste like surviving poverty. They taste like a kind of soul food that you can only understand if you've lived it. (So if I see any too-privileged people knocking stars off because these tacos are exactly what they're supposed to be, I'll be shook.) When I saw the menu, I couldn't believe how cheap it all was. I'm pretty sure they need to raise their prices. I ordered a taco and a burrito (and got completely stuffed) for less than ten bucks. The ladies who work here all seemed super sweet. It didn't take long to get my order, and, in case this isn't clear by now, it was so good. I loved it. I plan to come back with friends.

I'm from texas and traveling through. The food was delicious!! Highly recommend this place..read more

The food was delicious and delivered fast. A small place and it filled up fast on a Tuesday…read moreevening. Salsa and chips were yummy. #19 on the menu was unique and filling. Loved the cheese enchilada and fried cheese.

One of the best stops on your way in or out of Yosemite. The food is fresh and filling and the…read moreservice is spectacular! I love the diner style interior and the salsa bar. It feels complete and I LOVED their aguachile here!!! Spicy, zesty, chilled, and generous with the onions and cucumbers and avocado. It took longer to come out for sure, but when I tasted how fresh it was, it totally made sense. Each bite was humongous since I needed each component to make it perfect and I am so glad they gave enough toppings to complete each bite. AVOCADO IS NEEDED FOR SURE, the creaminess calmed down the spice and it was just delectable. It was so spicy that I had some stomach pain after, but the shrimp was also definitely basically completely raw as well. Take that as you will but every shrimp was perfectly deveined and this aguachile was a 1000/10. Thank you to the cooks and cashiers here! All super nice. We asked for more tostadas and they gave it to us free of charge. When the cashier told the cook, he was like "IS IT DELICIOUS" and we shouted across the restaurant that IT IS SUPER DELICIOUS. This will be my first pick when I go back! Most people got the burritos and stuff and those looked bomb too.

Food is amazing!! Very Friendly staff!!…read more We got a lot of things: Chili verde breakfast (9/10) Asada tacos 10/10 5 tacos (asada= 8.5/10...... tripas (crunchy) = 9/10.... Lengua = 9/10....al pastor = 10/10) Sopes (al pastor =9.5/10.... Asada=9.5/10) Quesabirrias (10/10) - Fire!!!!! Consome was perfect! Not to mention the pricing is super fair!!!! Delicious and we will return!! Clean restrooms.

Best taco al pastor and service! We went over here for a…read morelunch after visiting colombia state park. Great location in downtown sonora. Their service was superb and tacos were deliciosos! Highly recommend! Their Chipotle salsa was so yummy

Taco Tuesday is a most for this local joint I was lucky…read moreenough to be in town on a Tuesday and got to indulge, these tacos were packed to the brim

Great staff, great menu, and a necessary staple at JLB! Quick service and filling portions with…read moreJune Lake ambiance! Always hit up La Parrilla when we're in town...a must stop!

Awesome food! Ate there 3 nights in a row and all was delicious, especially the pork quesadilla…read more Definitely a 10!!!

The food was phenomenal and the service was even better. The woman at the front counter was so so…read moreso sweet and helpful. It was delicious and we've been here twice on our trip.

delicious food! quesabirria was amazing. can't wait to come back next time im in town.read more