The breakfast burritos are to die for! Yolanda and Nadia whip up the burrito in front of you! And…read morethey have a full espresso bar. I was stranded in Beatty for 24 hours and they made it so fun!

Sadly this coffee stand is closed 90% of the time I stop there. The hours online say they close at…read more4pm. Last week I stopped by at 3pm and they were already closed. Another time they were closed by 2:30pm. For a town with only one actual coffee shop, it would be nice if the hours were reliable.

I found this hole in the wall place in Beatty town 10 minutes to the west entrance of Death Valley…read moreNational park (30 minutes drive from the Furnace creek visitor center). I entered the restaurant & I couldn't find anyone at first but I decided to give a try. Menu has American breakfast options and they do have a separate menu for Mexican foods (Tacos, Burritos & Tortas) I ordered 4 Tacos (Asada, Al pastor, Carnitas & Chicken) to go. It took about 10-15 minutes. I took it back and pulled over my car at the west entrance of the park. I enjoyed/destroyed the tacos instantly. They also gave a mild and hot sauce. Really loved the tortilla and meat options especially Al pastor and Carnitas.

Not a friendly atmosphere, server never acknowledged us. Not a very big place or menu…read more We have eggs Benedict and a breakfast burrito which were good, price was cheap. Forgot, check your cups if you ask for water, mine had a layer on top like grease or something

I got my baby koala here on my way to Death Valley. And going back to town, i got some crepe and…read morecoffee for breakfast. Fast service and always stocked with goodies. Clean and spacious. Very pretty exterior!

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!

Friendly and helpful staff. Recommend I stay safe with the predicted winds…read more Even suggested I stay in the parking lot till things past. Also fair prices on the gas.

Arco gas station in Beatty, Nevada, would not provide their credit card price for regular, unleaded…read moregas, over the phone. That is very rude and demonstrates poor customer service.

It's a Denny's tucked in a small casino. While the operating hours might be innacurate or…read moreinconsistent, the food and service is great! If you want, you can grab a drink at the casino bar and take it inside for a "late night" bite. I ordered an omelet with hash browns and toast as well as a cold brew coffee. Yum! It's kind of expensive, but the convenience is worth it if you're staying at Stagecoach hotel. My meal came to $28. It was decorated for the holidays as well, which was a really nice touch!

My second time here. The first one was a year ago on my way to Las Vegas. This is located by Beatty…read moreacross Jed's Jerky. You can smell cigar while inside the restaurant since this is inside a casino. Food was great, nothing spectacular but still good. Service was quick and people were friendly. Thumbs up!

An old diner in the middle of nowhere really…read more... Driving by, my brother and I thought, wow, that place doesn't even look open and it doesn't look like it would be very good so we went to the Candy and Nut place that we were there for, we shopped and on the way out, we asked people that worked there and they all said it doesn't look like much but is really great inside. So back we went and Yeah, it had quirks. The waitress was super friendly, I am sorry I didn't get her name.. It was small with about 10 tables. The one we sat at was super wobbly and the floor was stained and I thought, well, this is going to be interesting. I liked the deco--old photos of old stars, cars, old coke glasses, very unique and looked it up while we waited for our drinks, its been there for 60 years.... I got a soda and my brother a coffee. He said it was good. I got eggs and hashbrowns and he got the same + bacon. Served on a paper plate (I laugh because we don't use plates at home) but it was good. we saw burros walking by. The bathroom was private (Outside on the side of the building, like a gas station might have) and it was clean... it locked. I did hear a burro walk by hooting, that was, well, a hoot. All in all, the menu looked good--Though I am glad I eat eggs because if I didn't, there would not be much for Vegans... But I would still go back on my next visit to the area.

Pulled in ten minutes prior to close but was told they were closing. Pretty lame, I was hungry…read more Food looks good though. Will try again in the future and revise review pending experience

We were basically in the middle of nowhere and we went to a family dollar once we came across a…read morelittle town. It was well stocked the people there were nice and they have what we needed

Stopped in for a case of water for our travels. Easy in and easy out of the parking lot. The…read moreclerk was very nice.

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.

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.

Perfect pit stop 2 hours from Vegas with clean restrooms, reasonably priced gasoline and diesel,…read moresnacks, coffee, cold drinks, burritos and a large selection of stuffed animals. There are rows of stuffed animals arranged by species: giraffes, zebras, goats, donkeys, snakes, birds, cats, dogs, dinosaurs and more. Sadly, there are no more JellyCats following a corporate change in distribution. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Eddie World gas station looks like an oasis with its palm trees and a large number of well-spaced…read moretanks to fuel up. Their convenience store had almost anything you could need during a pitstop. There were businesses like Subway, a jerky shop, an ice cream/Gelato shop, pizza, bbq, burgers, candy, toys, etc. It was great being able to grab some snacks and stretch our legs after getting gas for our trip.

There is nothing I love more than a good burrito, and this place has it. Tonight, I ordered an…read moreasada burrito for both my partner and me. It's a very simple burrito: rice, beans, pico de gallo, and meat; but man does it hit the spot. There is such a good ratio of meat to burrito. The service can be a little slow but I think it is so worth the wait. The price per item is also super cheap I would definitely recommend checking out this taco truck.