Amazing food. We just had the chips and salsa and split a club sandwich. First of all, the chips…read moreand green salsa were so delicious. The chips were clearly just fried and were not greasy at all. Perfection. The sandwich was one of the best we've had in years. And the fries were the best we've ever had. Crispy outside, perfectly tender inside. Awesome! Just wished we lived closer...then again, maybe not. We'd eat here all the time!

Honestly, I'm baffled by the 4.9 rating because our experience at Indiego was genuinely terrible…read more It took an entire hour to get a surf & turf burrito, a side salad, and fish tacos. And unfortunately, the wait was not worth it. The fish tacos were extremely dry and overcooked, with barely any salsa on top. The carne asada in the burrito was full of gristle and had a strange, almost off-putting smoky flavor that made the whole thing difficult to eat. THE BURRITO WAS $30!! The meal all together was $70 and we got robbed. ROBBED. The service itself was okay, and I will give credit where it's due: the cook actually came out and asked if we liked our food. I was honest and told him we didn't. He took the feedback with a positive attitude, which I genuinely appreciated. But unfortunately, that doesn't change the experience. Between the hour-long wait and the quality of the food, I honestly don't understand how this place has a 4.9 rating. It is BAFFLING to me. I wouldn't come back and honestly, I wouldn't return even if the food were 50% off.

After 3 days of backpacking, a hot steamy shower, and working up a serious appetite, I was on a…read morequest for a big juicy burger. Mountain Rambler Brewery in Bishop came through! The Bacon & Blue Burger was incredibly well put together and paired perfectly with their crispy fries. I also tried the Arugula Salad, which was really good, although I would've swapped the goat cheese for feta if I had read the description more closely. The welcoming atmosphere and beautiful hand-painted artwork featuring local landmarks made this the perfect post-hike stop. Exactly the kind of meal I needed after 3 days on the trail!

We were in town for an event & stopped in to grab a bite. Menu is pretty basic, burgers, salads,…read moresandwiches; I flipped over the menu and saw pizza, I got excited & decided to order a pizza only to realize it was Thursday & they only serve pizza on the weekend. So we ordered a burger, grilled cheese, beef empanada, and their chicken sandwich. Burger, fries, grilled cheese, and chicken sandwich were good, but the beef empanada was not. The beef empanada was a dry ground beef empanada with no cheese filling (it says it contains mozzarella) and was only made edible by the chimichurri it comes with. I tried to order a Michelada and the waitress looked offended which is wild considering this is a brewery. Food 8/10 Service 8/10

Good food, good drinks and good service. We went on a Friday night and it was not too chaotic…read morefeeling. It felt welcoming and relaxed. They did have a dinner rush but still wasn't overwhelmingly busy feeling. The food did take a bit on the longer side but I promise it is worth the wait. We had the ribeye aguachile and quesabirria tacos. The only suggestion I have is the quesabirrias to be made with a different brand of tortillas if it's not their own. They're a bit thicker and once crisped they can have a tug bite on them. Wish the aguachile ribeye had a side of something to justify the price as it doesn't come with rice, beans or anything else. Besides that definitely recommend and will come back.

I really don't enjoy leaving a negative review for a young chef or someone trying to build a…read morebusiness. I genuinely hope they take this as constructive criticism, because there's potential here, and I'd much rather see a small business improve and succeed. I ordered the Burrito Ahogado with asada, and there were definitely some positives. Unlike several places we've visited in Bishop, you can actually come in, sit down, and order at your table, which I appreciated. The wet sauce had good flavor, and the rice itself was actually very tasty. Now for the problem: I ordered an asada burrito, but I'm pretty sure the rice ordered an asada garnish. The burrito seemed to be about 90% rice. For nearly $23, I expected the asada to have a starring role--not a brief cameo. I found myself digging through the burrito like I was on an archaeological expedition looking for carne asada. Every time I found a tiny piece, I felt like I should yell, "WE GOT ONE!" Unfortunately, the few pieces I did find were cut into very small squares and had very little flavor. I grew up in a family that made a lot of carne asada, so my personal preference is well-seasoned meat with some char on the outside while staying juicy inside. This was very different. I understand every chef has their own style, and I'm definitely not saying my family's way is the only way to make asada. But if I'm paying almost $23 for an asada burrito, I shouldn't need a search party to locate the asada. That said, I don't like tearing down people who are putting themselves out there and trying to build something. The sauce was good, the rice had flavor--maybe a little too much representation --and I do think there's potential here. I genuinely hope they keep working at it. Give that meat some seasoning, some char, and a much bigger role in the burrito, and this could be a completely different review. Until then, the rice is definitely the employee of the month.

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My friend LOVES the burgers here, and to be fair--the burger was good!…read more The rest was an adventure. Apparently, you order first and THEN find a table--even with 20 empty tables staring at you. We learned this from a fellow customer who apparently promoted themselves to Assistant Seating Manager. Let's just say the explanation wasn't exactly friendly. Then there's the bar. Only about half seemed available for seating, giving me a little COVID-era flashback. I was looking around wondering, "Wait... are we still social distancing?" And if I want another beer, do I keep getting up and walking back to the bar? At that point I'm not drinking beer--I'm doing cardio with refreshments. We'd previously had an unfortunate bakery experience involving bugs and hair in our sandwiches, but everyone deserves another chance. Then I visited the bathroom. I was going to post a blurred picture, but honestly, I decided nobody needs to see that while scrolling through their feed. Let's just say whatever happened in that stall had somehow managed to cover just about everything. I'll leave the rest to your imagination. Overall: good burger, confusing setup, COVID-era seating vibes, and quite the collection of side quests. Order. Find table. Get scolded by the volunteer seating coordinator. Eat burger. Walk for beer. Visit bathroom. Question life choices.

Best guacamole, refried beans and chips; that's what I ordered for my dinner. Yummy, homemade food,…read moredecent prices. OMG the refried beans are the best, maybe best I've ever had anywhere. Friendly women taking and fulfilling orders. I wish I lived closer. I'll definitely revisit when I'm here again in the fall. The meals others were eating looked delicious!

My husband and I had a very nice meal here this evening! My chicken taquitos and his tostada were…read moreexcellent, and the margarita hit the spot. This restaurant has cozy decor and great service. I look forward to eating here again when I pass through Bishop.

The food is way above expectations, we ate chicken burrito and veggie one and they were fresh and…read moredelicious. The service is great, really clean place, and very reasonable prices. Definitely stop by again.

Great good. Really nice service. Margarita was great too! They do have outside seating for your…read morepet as well. Nice evening.

One of the few places open on New Year's Day and Chuckwagon did not disappoint. Our group had the…read moreblueberry salad, grilled cheese sandwich, burger, teriyaki chicken sandwich and breakfast sandwich. Something for everyone, fast and friendly service and good food. Added bonus: a solid cup of pour-over coffee!

Was hanging around Big Pine this weekend and tried Chuckwagon after seeing they had chicken wings…read moreon the menu. I got a dozen wings, 6 Buffalo and 6 bourbon maple. They were excellent. Each sauce was delicious and obviously made by the Chuckwagon, no Frank's Red Hot here. I thought their Buffalo sauce was especially good- spicy and tangy with a hint of sweetness. It's now 10pm as I write this and I'm finding myself craving more! I'll definitely be back.

I was told about this place a few days before I traveled this direction and I was not disappointed,…read morebut Breakfast Buritto was stellar. The owner was terrific and the all-around exterior atmosphere was awesome. I will definitely stop here again and try something different but as for now that's my Breakfast Buritto go to on Highway 395.

Busy, busy, busy! But the lines moved fairly fast. The food pick up was a little awkward, but it…read moreworks. Good is amazing. Tri-tip was tender and smoked to perfection. Barbecue sauces all excellent. Ribs were yummy. Sides of Mac and cheese, awesome. Lots off seating as long as the weather is good.