It's as great as everyone says…read more They even had pre made sandwiches at 7 am, which was way before anyone else. Gas is expensive but look where you are. We went in to look for a belt for my son for his hiking pants and while they had many things, and clean bathrooms, no belt.

I ordered a cheeseburger it cane out of the kitchen like 3 mins later. Cold never coming here…read moreagain. I saw 2 fish tacos for 20.00! Way overpriced substandard food.

Excellent spot to capture a view of Mono Lake. Souvenirs…read morewere antique and valuable; but worth collecting. Well stocked Yosemite Tioga Road gift shop and gas station. Lots of selections of beverages and snacks, but they were pretty pricey. Certainly worth a visit while you're traveling in Mono County and Yosemite National Park Tioga Road.

This is a 5-star gas station, mart, and deli, but the food is closer to 3-star. Any hot food made…read moreto order at a gas station near a national park is already a godsend, so I can see how this place has so many fans. First, this is only open in the summer. So if you find yourself this part of town while there's snow, and Tioga Pass is closed, don't even bother. Second, it does take a while to get food since they seem to make them to order, so if you're in a hurry, grab the ready-made items or snacks. We were pretty skeptical of fish tacos all the way out in the mountains, so we settled for the lobster and crab taquitos. Honestly, the taquitos felt like they came out of the freezer and weren't that special, but the rice was really good! I'd come here for a pit stop, but it's not like I have to eat here, unless I have a long journey ahead with no food. Bonus: they have plenty of seating including outdoor seating with a fantastic view of Mono Lake!

Best shakes and malts in town. This is not hyped up. The place has affordable shakes and malts and…read moreother convenient store items. Worth checking out. The huckleberry shake was a extremely good. They take credit cards too. Small place but decent parking lot. Don't expect too much. Perfect drink for a hot summer.

Have been passing by this stop on the way in/out of the June Lake Loop for more than 10 years and…read moreso happy we made a stop in for milkshakes! The Huckleberry and Espresso & Chocolate Chip shakes were delicious!

We stopped by this store all the way home from Crowley Lake Stone Column just to ask for restroom…read moreuse. It completely surprised me. . Exactly same the name " General Store". You can find any essential needs here. Small store but has everything. A simple gas station - Public restroom with keylocked - snacks - housemade bakery / bread / pizza / brownie / muffins / cookies. We did not get chance to try their popular pizza and lemon curd cake. But the blueberry muffin's good and really big ( forgot to take picture ). Super friendly - welcoming staff. They got too busy the time i came. But all of them are great in helping customers. Restroom not only for customers. Just ask key at cashier. Nice clean single restroom with keylocked. "Make sure lock the door before leaving. " Highly recommend if you around mammoth lake or travel to crowley lake. Quick stop but can't be forgotten.

By October the store didn't have freshly made sandwiches and pizza slices, but when they did, you…read moregotta try them: Delicious!

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.

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

We came here to do some exploring on our bikes, we stopped here for gas, filled up and purchased…read morefood and coffee as well. We asked the person behind the counter if we could park our van there for a couple of hours while we went exploring, he said no problem. Just as we were preparing to leave the owner came and told us we could not leave the van there, he didn't want us using one of his parking spaces. There were 15-20 open spots and the same when we returned. Admittedly he does not have to allow us to park there, but you would think for a place that charges $6.99 a gallon for gas and depends on tourists for the business they would be a little more friendly. We were preriding the route for a motorcycle tour we are bringing through next week, I guess we will take them to the Valero for fuel.

Me and my family went into the shell to get are drinks and snacks for the road and use the…read morerestroom. I asked the gentleman with glasses red hair. if there was any napkins. He says why for your hand . Why cant you use the hand dryer in the restroom? I said no for my ice cream and for my kids. He said we don't have any. Did not go look to see if they had any. His coworker said there was some in the back . He was very RUDE !! They are not nice like there coworkers that works nights MATT .

I've stopped by this location a few times. I am guessing that most folks in Bridgeport take long…read moredrives to stock up on a majority of their groceries from nearby towns (Mammoth Lakes to the South or other towns further north). This store is a very critical stop for anything you'd need in between big shopping trips out of town. It has a good variety of touristy souvenirs, pantry staples, grocery items (meat, dairy, some produce), and items you'd find at a hardware or drug store. If you are in town for a fishing trip and need supplies...if you are passing through and want to pick up some snacks or goodies (try the Bridgeport Coffee Roasters coffee beans--they are delicious!), then this is a great stop for you.

I've got to agree with the average here and go 3-stars. This store just lacked a lot of opportunity…read morein my opinion. I tend to love shopping at these local markets when visiting smaller towns in the Eastern Sierra because they typically have great local goods, fun merchandise, quality local charm and character, and lively local operators who are happy to see you there. We popped into this shop in search of water and some ice cream novelties, which we certainly found, but beyond that, it was pretty bare bones and basic. The shelves were also pretty sparse, and the selection a bit thin too. Usually you can find just about anything you need in one of these stores, but unfortunately I'd say that you'd need to visit here and Ken's to guarantee you'll find what you need and may even find yourself driving to the next town for certain things. The shop is good in an emergency moment, but could be much more.