We came here on an unusual rainy afternoon in January. We hadn't made a reservation (the rain…read morealtered our plans), so we got there when they opened to make sure we got a seat, and we were seated promptly. The service was excellent - our server was very friendly and personable, chatting with us and making recommendations when asked. Everything arrived promptly and as requested. (For instance, I ordered a cocktail with our appetizer and also asked for a glass of wine to be brought with the steak, and the timing was perfect - not always the case when you ask for something to come 20 minutes later.) The food is basic "steakhouse" food - no bells and whistles, and nothing to make it unique, but the steak was delicious, and the sides were perfectly fine. It certainly hit the spot after a day of hiking and exploring. It's expensive, as one would expect in a remote location like this. In normal circumstances, the value wouldn't be there to make it worth visiting... but in the middle of Death Valley, I'll take it! I would go back if I was staying the night again for sure.

Came here for dinner on a Friday evening. We were seated right away, but they were fairly busy. If…read moreyou know you're coming for dinner on a weekend I'd probably go the reservation route, but know that they don't do same day reservations. Our service was fast and friendly. I had the roasted chicken, which was quite tasty, particularly the sauce it came in. However I was pretty disappointed in the portion size, particularly given the prices are pretty steep. The size of "veggies and potatoes" was 3 small cuts of a potato and 2 similarly sized cuts of a carrot. The chicken portion was essentially just a leg. The entire area has a bit of a theme park feel to it with pricing, but this felt pretty egregious for $29. Our entire group had a similar takeaway, though some others didn't find theirs as tasty as mine was. I'd pretty strongly recommend against coming here, the sports bar nearby is a far better bang for your buck with probably slightly better quality of food

As others have shared there are limited dining choices inside Death Valley National Park. The…read moreOasis in Death Valley is literally an Oasis in the valley where there is the only lodging in the National Park as well as any dining (and a gas station). The other dining options were far too crowded (with longer wait times) so we make our way over to the Wild Rose Tavern. There are many large TVs with sports playing (not our cup of tea) so we opted to sit on the outside covered deck with views of the mountains in the distance. We enjoyed a Caesar Salad and an oder of Chips, Queso and Salsa. Prices were reasonable considering the location - the salad was a nice sized portion and tasty. The chips were accompanied by fire roasted salsa and poblano Chile queso dip which I really enjoyed. Service was friendly and attentive - we were there in the mid-afternoon and I believe it can get crowded closer to traditional meal times. We would return here on a return visit to Death Valley.

Honestly, this place was pretty underwhelming. With limited dining options in Death Valley, it's a…read moredecent choice by default--but that doesn't mean it's a great one. We didn't even think to take pictures because the food just wasn't memorable. My boyfriend ordered the sliders, and I had the burger, and both were just... okay. The presentation was nothing special, and the flavors were pretty lackluster. On the bright side, our server was fantastic--funny, attentive, and genuinely made our experience better. We also got a table by the window, which offered lovely views of the palm trees and golf course, giving the place a bit of a Palm Springs vibe. If you're dining at the Ranch Plaza, I'd recommend skipping this spot and heading to the ice cream parlor instead.

We were staying at stovepipe well lodging and this restaurant is attached to it. We had a lunch…read morehere and a dinner today and both were very good. Our dinner tonight consisted of the salmon entrée as well as the vegetable pasta and a side salad. Considering the fact that you are in the middle of Death Valley, we could not have been happier. I am a big eater and my pasta dish was more than I could eat and my wife's salmon was very good and the vegetables were perfectly prepared. Good option if you are in the area

Absolutely horrible. Cold food…read moreNo one in charge. One person to handle the dining room and bar. Unbelievable. AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE. SERIOUSLY.

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.

We drove out here to hang out with a group of friends for the weekend. The friends were busy so I…read moretook a lonely stroll to the local wild west watering hole. The exterior and interior has that old west ambiance one would expect in this small town. I ordered a beer on tap from the friendly bartender and it was reasonably priced.

If you happen to be on state line between NV & CA headed to Death Valley, this is a great stop…read more Best nothing of a bar. Good people, great service. excellent quality food and Matt the bartender keeps us laughing! I'll be back!

We dropped in about 8pm on a Friday night for some dinner. There were only two other people in the…read morebar. They were only serving frozen pizza, and suggested we go across the street to Jack's Cafe, inside the Longstreet Casino. Review is not based on anything we ate or drank at Stateline

A must go for a drink if interested in mining history…read more Check the plaque outside and learn some history. Grab a beer and learn about the area. Grab a smash burger and buy a hat next door. Cool spot and cool people. ECV certified

Locals hangout! [Randsburg CA]…read more It was a quiet Saturday afternoon when we visited this historic town this past Memorial Day weekend. We were hungry and was hoping that there was someplace to grab a bite here at this mining town. The owner of the Rock and Crystal shop pointed to this "Joint" and mentioned that they make a mean burrito and burgers. While I was still shopping at the crystal store my hubby went over to the bar and asked if the neighboring restaurant could fire up the grill for a couple of cheeseburgers w/ grilled onions (they looked like they were already putting stuff away at 4:30p). They were kind enough to oblige and we got to eat one tasty burger! The burgers were delicious... the grilled onions and seasoning they use really put flavor on those beef patties. Very good! The Joint is a family-owned saloon since 1955 with friendly folks running the bar. Decorated with patriotic flags inside and out. Was probably surprised and not used to seeing a couple of Asians walk in. As we were leaving people were starting to trickle in... looks like the fun was about to start. Found out later that they had a live band entertaining from 8:00p to midnight that evening for Memorial Day Saturday. Fun!! Review #2995

Had such a great experience at Howl'n Coyote Bar N Grill! The service was on point from start to…read morefinish--super friendly and attentive. The burgers and fries were seriously some of the best I've had in a while, fresh, hot, and full of flavor. Huge shoutout to the bartender and the cook for being awesome and making the whole experience even better. Definitely coming back!

Burger and hot dog came out extremely burnt couldn't eat them. Can't you check before serving them?…read moreI love dive bars but come on. Wings great though!

Gorgeous pool cafe located inside the historic Inn at Death Valley…read more What a pleasant surprise! After hiking and exploring this might be one of the most pleasant places to experience in the middle of nowhere. This inn had been closed for renovations for many years and it has finally reopened. Lucky us! The cafe at the pool does serve drinks and food. Snacks might be more accurate. The menu offers sandwiches, crudite, cheeseboards, fruit plates, and chips & salsa. The bartender was lovely and couldn't more friendly. The pool itself is large and oh so beautiful. It also offers some incredibly gorgeous panoramic views. The water is spring-fed and at a very comfortable 87 degrees. Once you get in you might not want to come out.

Service was good, Jeff makes yummy drinks, he makes a sandwich with yummy pickles. The Pool is…read morebeautiful 87 degrees, lots of seating and cabanas. A great place to cool off after touring all day. The only reason for the three is a bit small and hard to find.

A great place to get food poisoning. Zero stars…read more I believe this has recently been rebranded as the Wild Rose Tavern. I had the sliders and they came out so quickly that I should have run the other direction. I'm sure the pulled pork or coleslaw was kept in unsafe conditions. So much fun to spend my flight home barfing in the bathroom on the plane.

Adding this since it was so hard for us to find. Hoping this will be helpful for someone else. From…read morethe Ranch we walked down what I believe is an unlit golf cart path so it's not really on a map. It's past the post office and when it's dark (Winter) the only lights you can really see are a gas station to your right that is along the main road then there are some little patio lights to the left which are the 19th Hole. The grill closes at 6pm but this is a burger / hotdog option if you don't want to splurge at the steakhouse. We just ordered drinks - $8 glass of wine or beer. You also have to order a snack - bag of chips- to have a drink. One bag of chips on the tab will do.