This gas station has THE dirtiest restrooms I have ever seen. Ever. Like super, SUPER gross and…read moredisgusting. Like so bad I can't even describe what I just saw. Even my road trip buddy came out of the men's room with a shocked look because he said the bathroom was so nasty. Now you know if a guy thought the men's room was unacceptable, it must've been really bad! If it wasn't an emergency, I probably would've just tried to hold it down the road a bit. But after a COVID-era road trip into the wilderness, it was the closest and quickest option. Perhaps I should've just gone in the woods. For real. There's an attached convenience store that's small, with a bunch of sketchy looking backpackers hanging around. I'd probably want to stop here with a buddy (if I had to stop here). Also note that if you are buying gas, keep on driving. There are much cheaper options a little later, and this Chevron jacks up their prices to rip off people who don't know better. Now you know, so you don't have to be that unsuspecting person.

Terrible Chevron gas station. Hurts the brand with way overpriced Fuel, overpriced products and a…read morevery bad reputation for terrible customer service. For a simple example $16 for a 20 lb bag of ice. And when question I was told go find it local for a better price. I dis at the Mobil down the street. This place rips you off because of the location...

I absolutely would recommend the June Lake General store. You will find so many things ranging from…read morebatteries, to beer salt, and everything in between. Think of it as a grocery store, hardware, camping, souvenir shop, liquor store, and electronic accessories store all in one. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and most importantly, the prices are very reasonable for being a small business in a small town. I always go here and will continue to do so when I'm camping in the area.

First time I walked around June Lake and first time I walked in this general store... immediately…read moregot taken back in time to the original "Walmart", "ACE", store of the 40's, 50's, and 60's... it was the hugest old general store I've ever been too... it was fantastic... and they haven't change a thing... it was Hasegawa's General Store on Maui and all the mom and pop general stores in little towns across the nation that you would go to get just what you needed... I'm so glad the owners didn't try to "modernize" it... and make it something it isn't... to me, it was a historical landmark of what my grandpa's drug store might have looked like... that was really fun... I will go make a pilgrimage to the June Lake general store because it's one of a kind gem...

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.

A force of nature literally has brought us into this gas station Mart/deli. It is one of the most…read moreamazing finds in a while. All electrical power was out in Lee Vining due to sudden storms in the area, except this mart as they have their own generator. Lobster and crab taquitos, wild buffalo meatloaf with port wine sauce, baby backs with wild berry bbq sauce and spaghetti squash, pork chops with apricots and berry glaze, ahi sashimi.... These are not items you would expect at a gas mart? This is a very elevated menu from an unexpected place. Casual. Great service. Unexpected and wonderful. Please come and create your own adventure.

Cozy little place just a few minutes from June, and about 20+ from mammoth. Simple snacks, gas…read moreprices are usually on par with non mountain towns, and the coffee is absolutely fantastic. They have a full espresso bar and seem to take a good bit of pride in making a good shot of espresso. Some of my favorite coffee I've ever had in a small shop. Absolutely recommend!

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.

This is a great story. It has a lot to offer and it was very clean and staff is professional and…read morecourteous.

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.

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

Stopped here for some gas and a bit to eat on our way back from Lake Tahoe…read more Lot's of horrible reviews on this place. Glad that wasn't our experience. Gas was high but I sorta expect that in places like this. We found the staff to be friendly and informative. We bought a couple of sandwiches and some coffee and enjoyed the views of the distant mountains while sitting on the picnic tables outside.

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.

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.

The store has a little bit of food, but nothing fresh. Meals are either frozen or need hot water…read more If you are traveling and breakfast is not included in your hotel, you may be stuck. The one person ringing up was very nice.

Our Chevy Tahoe broke down at the entrance of Yosemite. We only waited 20 min for the tow down to…read morethe Shell Station. No other Mechanic around could help us replace our water pump. So Shelley made the time to fix it for us. His grandson drove our son back to Mammoth to get our other car on top of it. I wish there were more people like Shelley and his family.

We had a punctured tire and were recommended to go to Cory to get it repaired. He repaired it…read morewell, which allowed us to drive 200 miles home safely. And of course the tire is holding well. The cost was very reasonable. Cory is friendly, loves to help, and has an abundance of positive attitude/energy. We did not expect a flat tire experience would turn into an absolutely positive encounter that actually made our day!