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    Mulehouse Cafe

    3.6 (23 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 AM, 12:00 pm - 4:00 PM

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    Eggs, Bacon and Hashbrowns
    Terri B.

    Love Mulehouse Cafe. Located at Red's Meadow Resort in Mammoth, this is just a great little cafe. If you are camping down in Red's Meadow it is easy to get to. If you are taking the mandatory shuttle in, you jump on for $7.00 per person, take the shuttle to the end of the road and you will find yourself at this little treaure. After a nice breakfast, hike to Rainbow Falls or Devil's Postpile. Every year we are in Mammoth, the trip is not the same unless we go have breakfast at Mulehouse. The cafe opens at 7 a.m. and once inside you are transported to a different era. This is old time with a lot of history about the Tanner family and the area. You seat yourself if the place isn't packed and the service is friendly with a smile as if you have sat down with family. The food is traditional all american and great. This last trip, I ordered oatmeal and our server asked how I would like it cooked, did I like it thicker or on the thinner side and what would I like it served with, brown sugar, honey, raisins or nuts. Mr. B had the eggs, hashbrowns, bacon combo and the other Mr. B had eggs and pancakes. The pancakes are flaky, moist and buttery. They cover the entire plate, so bring our appetite. Early in the morning when the sun is just coming up, you can smell campfires from the campground and cabins, backpackers are enjoying a nice hot breakfast before heading into the back country and the honest to goodness cowboys are having a nice cup of coffee before heading out on a pack trip. The atmosphere is great, scenery is amazing and the breakfast just tastes so much better in this little cafe.

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    No frills old school American diner, and a fun spot to eat. Nothing fancy, but a perfect place to stop for lunch when out exploring.

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    Great service and yummy food after multiple days on the trail. No idea what others' issues are.

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    We went to Mulehouse after a long tiring hike from Devils Postpile, to Rainbow Falls and back, having not eaten lunch and starving.

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    John's Pizza Works

    3.8(1.2k reviews)
    6.0 mi
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    Overview: Good pizza, opens late compared to most other places here in Mammoth (lots close around…read more9pm), close to the lodges and decent food for the price ---- Bbq Chicken Pizza Large 16" $36.95: - added pineapple for $3.75, total was $40.70 pre tax and tip - Chicken, BBQ sauce, smoked gouda, mozzarella, fresh cilantro and red onions - shredded chicken - we wanted more chicken - the addition of pineapple brought a great brightness to the pizza ---- Meat Lovers' Delight Large 16" $36.95 - Pepperoni, sausage, Canadian bacon, ground beef - didn't have that much sausage on it - I liked the bbq chicken pizza better ---- Notes: - the tables were a bit sticky - the crust was a little dry - the pizza was good but not the best we've ever had - fairly crowded - food took around 15mins - solid choice for dinner - service was friendly when ordering in the front - ambiance was like sports bar meets pizza joint ---- Overall: Good pizza place if you're looking for a decent food choice after a day of hitting the slopes, they have beers on tap and ice cream too

    Ordered the BBQ Chicken Pizza. But the pizza itself is nothing out of the ordinary. The dough was…read moreundercooked and the overall flavor profile was extremely generic, but I guess not much to complain about considering it was close by. Not sure why it's so overpriced here. Adds weird surcharge fees, package fees, etc. Just leaves a sour taste when ordering the food.

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    4.1(644 reviews)
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    Went for a quick bite after a day skiing. The drinks were really good and the food delicious. I had…read morethe steak sandwich and my buddy had the pizza. Both were delicious. Service was quick and servers very pleasant. I highly recommend this place.

    This is our second visit to Shelter Distilling in the last year. We just stopped in for an…read moreappetizer and drink. We typically like sitting at the bar but bar seats were full so we opted for a table rather than wait. There are both high top and low top seating available as well as bar seating against the windows and fermentation silos. There is also seating outdoors if weather permits. The tables use a bar code scanning system to order food and drinks, then a person will deliver the food. I'm okay with this but I can see why some people would be frustrated with this process. For the appetizer we ordered the POBLANO ARTICHOKE DIP - $16 Artichoke, Poblano Chile, Corn, Cheddar, Colby Jack, Parmesan, Garlic, Mayonnaise, Sour Cream, Cream Cheese. Warmed and served with Pita bread or chips. We elected for the tortilla chips. This is a tasty appetizer and the perfect size for two people. For drinks we ordered two different hot cocktails served almost like a hot tea. Mulling it over - $17 Glass Creek Vodka, Mulled Spice Juice, Lemon. This was quite good and had a little bit of sweetness. The second was The Hot Toddy. $17. American Single Malt Whiskey, Lemon, Honey, Ginger. This tasted a little stronger and no sweetness. Do I think the drinks are a little expensive , yes. But sadly that is what you come across in a ski village. Personally I was a little shocked at how many families with young children were at the distillery but I've noticed that in almost every bar or brewery in Mammoth. Another good but different experience at Shelter Distilling.

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