Ate here instead of the buffet for the first night because we were nervous of the ratings…read more It was pretty good! Not the greatest but tasty and the wait staff were very attentive. I don't remember our servers name but she was great! It's a nice pub vibe with the golf course view outside. They have games and a little performance area for live music. There aren't very many options on the menus but it's not expensive. I had the turkey bacon panini and my husband had the pepperoni flatbread.

4 stars for the food, 2 stars for the service…read more We stopped here for lunch and to get away from the punishing Death Valley heat. Not too many people right when they opened during a weekday. We grabbed menus and sat ourselves. Someone came to check on us immediately, but we weren't ready to order (we had just sat down!) so we asked for a few minutes. That turned into almost 10min, and I had to flag them down to start us off with waters. After ordering food, we were never checked on again until the check. We had two flatbreads and a caesar salad to share. The BBQ chicken flatbread was quite sweet, and normally I'm a fan of BBQ pizza. The pepperoni was basic, but good. Same with the salad. There are also clean restrooms inside. Overall, a decent place to get out of the heat and enjoy a meal.

Everything was great, perfect stop for breakfast before heading out for the day. Very reasonable…read moreprices

Excellent Texas Skillet for breakfast! It was a great suggestion and a great surprise. The ham…read moresteak and eggs were really good too. Super tender and tasty ham.

We were spending two nights in Death Valley during a recent road trip. Knowing from experience that…read moreNational Park concessionaires have high prices and limited menus in their dining establishments, we carried plenty of snacks, fruit and beverages with us. We had debated about bringing a loaf of bread, squeeze bottles of mayo and mustard and some lunch meats along with pre-cut lettuce and tomatoes but as usual, plan as we did, we ran out of time. When we arrived and checked out the offerings, we found them even more dismal than anticipated. Fortunately, we had some left-overs from our night in Bakersfield that really helped save our bacon, so to speak. After doing some early morning exploring in Death Valley, we decided to take a drive outside of the park and went to Beatty, where we had breakfast. When we go on road-trips, we like to take circular paths rather than go back the same way we came out so we decided to explore further. We thought about our original thought of bread and fixings so she looked up grocery stores and found Martell Market. What caught her eye was two-fold, that it was literally out in the middle of nowhere AND they appeared to serve Asian dishes. We set up the GPS and began driving. The directions were spot on and we arrived at what I called, their compound. There was the market, another tall building to the side, that at a glance, looked like it might be a garage. We weren't sure and we were really only interested in the market. When we got out of our car, the first thing I noticed was how quiet it was. Other then the sound of our car cooling, silence. It was awesome. We walked up the steps and entered the store and were greeted by a man sitting behind the register. We said hi and began to walk around looking throughout the store. And what a store it was. It had just about everything you might want if you were living out in the middle of nowhere and needed something to eat or drink, or fix your house or car. From fan belts to light bulbs to milk to ice cream to corn husks for tamales and fish sauce to cook Vietnamese food. They had it! When we made it back up to the front, the man had been joined by an Asian woman who also greeted us. We told them what a great store they had and that we were really there to try out their food. Her face went sad when she told me that they had closed the kitchen and restaurant three months earlier because of the lack of business. They explained that COVID-19 drove many other businesses out of town and with no jobs, the employees left as well. With a lack of guests, they couldn't afford to keep their kitchen staff on payroll and had to lay them off. Then her face lit up when she asked if we were hungry? If we were, she would make us something. We thanked her and said no, but she insisted and asked if Yakisoba would be okay. Of course! Very few things I love more than a nice plate or bowl of noodles! She walked away and we began chatting with the man. His name was Ed and hers was Sunny. Husband and wife, they owned the Market and adjoining restaurant, the hardware store (that I though had looked like a garage) and several other associated businesses. We had a great conversation even though we were politically incompatible but fully agreed that free speech was one of the great things of our country. Sunny was gone for about 25 minutes and when she came out, she presented us with two styro clamshells of food. Both were exactly the same and very heavy. She said that she didn't know if we liked seafood or meat so she gave us prawns and chicken meatballs in both orders. She also didn't know what level of spice we enjoyed so she threw in a container of hot chili oil. Forks and napkins completed the order. A custom made dish cooked by the owner cost us exactly $7.99 each. Way cheaper than anything you can find in the greater Bay Area for comparable quality. I can only imagine how good their food would be if it weren't for COVID. Without a doubt, meeting Ed and Sunny was one of the highlights of our road trip. Good down-to-Earth people that offer hospitality and kind words. If you're anywhere near their store, drop by and say hi. We certainly will!

I have idyllic memories of this store from my childhood where starting in 1974 we would stop here…read moreto pick up necessities while visiting my Grandparents who lived in the 'big white house' on Farm Rd. Back then we nicknamed it 'the M & M store' because we were always treated to M & M's. There were inexpensive toys for purchase that we always looked forward to getting during our shopping excursions to help us pass the time. Neighbors relied on this store to get fresh milk and produce and it was a lifesaver as my Grandparents only went to Vegas once a month to shop at a full size grocery store. Over the years I continued to return to this store as an adult when I'd visit the Amargosa, and after my Grandparents died I would visit with Marta Becket in DVJ and get my supplies here. Sunny is a delight and it's been so heartwarming to see this formerly very rough little store turn into a very inviting shop & restaurant. I don't know when it first opened under the original ownership but the fact that it's remained a vital Amargosa Valley market these past 54 years for me is precious. Thank you Martell's for being a constant treasure in my life.

Super convenient and clean General Market!…read more You can almost find everything, except for borax! Staff are friendly and helpful. It's not so crowded in January but it's jammed packed when there was no power and all the restaurants nearby closed up. Make sure you pack some food for your trip when you are in the desert!

Likes: + Pleasant, kid-friendly ambience…read more + Large, open parking lot. + Plenty of restrooms. + Water bottle refill station. Not cold though. . They sell small meals and drinks, which can partially sate you, unless your family is famished. There is no whole meal restaurant here. Will have to search a bit farther. Non-likes: - The adjacent restaurant (Last Kind Words Saloon) was closed. Only open 5-9pm? Such short hours. After a long Death Valley hike, this starving, desperate wanderer gotta get extra lenient, eh?

Open Fri-Sun only, on the corner of Gamebird and 160 Highway. You will notice a big sign that says:…read moreRAW HONEY. Miguel sells a variety of raw honey, beef jerkey, dried fruits and veggies, nuts, pickles, and cold beverages. You'll see his big truck and his storefront is a cute trailer. We can strictly for the honey and even got to sample our top 3 choices and ended up going home with Wildflower. Saw this on our way to Death Valley and decided to stop by on our way back. So glad we did and Miguel is a very kind man.

We stopped by here on our way from Death Valley back to Las Vegas. We got some dried fruit, dried…read moreginger, chili lime pistachios, and I jar of honey. Everything we purchased was good, though the pistachios were not as fresh as they could have been. The staffer was very kind and the whole operation is actually inside a small trailer. There was a good amount of people stopping to get items. They are just off a large road so there is quite a few people who decide to stop last minute so it can be a bit dangerous.

Drove to Beatty specifically for this place + to see some Burros and we saw several on the way…read morehere. This place was clean, the Subway made the whole place smell amazing and everyone was polite and friendly. I found $200 worth of candy and nuts and plushies. Oh and Grape Crush. Oh and a LLama. A plush one of course. They have a lovely waterfall and creek and I was very happy with the selection available for what they had and I cannot wait to go back but I do live in Las Vegas so it won't be often. But it will happen. Excellent.

Nice place to grab a quick snack. We were in town during a recent trip to Death Valley National…read morePark and this place came highly recommended to us. It did not disappoint! There are multiple small eateries inside with different hours. The main area has a bunch of snacks, including many sugar-free options. They also have toys and some novelties. Not the cheapest, but pretty reasonably priced overall. We tried the coconut dark chocolate haystacks and laffy taffy. The haystacks were really good. So much dark chocolate and nuttiness. The laffy taffy was alright. Prone to melting even at room temperature, but the kids enjoyed most of the flavors. There's also a gas station - very convenient!

This place is no more. It ceases to exist. I guess it was a pop up or something. Navigation takes…read moreyou there but there is no there there. We tried Gemma's for coffee but it was mediocre.

Enjoyed stopping by to get my quad shot latte before heading out to Death Valley for the day. I…read morewas able to have a great conversation with the owner and learned quite a bit about the community of Beatty. Reasonable prices and the espresso was great! Don't let the appearance fool you when you are used to the hustle and bustle of the chain coffee shops in the big cities. Mama's is a friendly stop and made for a great pick me up to get me going before hiking into the vast valley of death...

Cool convenience store and tacos shop in the Amargosa Valley. Family owned and perfect for a quick…read morestop on your way to Death Valley or any of the other hidden gems n the cool desert. You will feel like you stepped into a store in Mexico in some isles with Mexican products and snacks ! Sabritas with chile and lime anyone! Yes please!

Go there all the time for drinks and snacks. Ordered breakfast burrito and wasn't too bad. Lil…read morebland, but the verde salsa took care of that. All 3 Ladies are very charming and professional