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.

Busy place with gas pumps, 3 stall car wash, looks to be service/mechanic on site, convenience…read morestore, too. I used the Carwash. It's self serve, use quarters. There are vacuums behind the Carwash.

LIFE SAVERS!!! So grateful A huge shoutout to the whole…read moreChevron Team, especially RYAN!!!! Ryan saved our trip!!!, and went out of his way to help me. But truly all the people there were awesome, Rocky, Tony, the owner, (Karl) super nice! They were all so busy, helping multiple people at once, on a winter snowy, ice day, but found time to help this island girl & her Ohana! Saved us from a long haul tow back to LAX! I'm forever grateful! (The price they charged me for the work was very fair and reasonable)

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.

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...

Found what I needed, very friendly cashier, good pricing, adequate parking and good gas pumps. No…read morecomplaints.

The long haired guy that works here is very rude in answering questions. He embarrassed me and…read moreanother customer by answering our questions rudely. He was even cussing whispering. He embarrassed us in front of the other customers. I'm sorry to say that guy has some behavioral problem.

Worst gas station in Mammoth…read more Bathroom out of order going on 4 years. Staff are rude as hell. You are better off going to the other Shell station or Chevron across the street. All their neighbors hate them because of the BS. Avoid at all cost!

Convenient location for gas. Confusing set up for accessing gas pumps. Hoses are not long enough to…read morereach so you need to pull up next to pump on side with gas tank. Chaotic

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!

Alex was a lifesaver. He helped us fix our boat in time for Fishmas. Highly recommend.read more

So beautiful here! A little larger than Gull lake, lots of boat rental options (a bit more…read moreexpensive than Gull Lake). The staff here are so nice! They have a tackle/bait store with lots of snacks, drinks & ice available. Shirts, hats and other misc. items too! They offer a lovely shaded Adirondack chair sitting area with gorgeous views. Cabins and campgrounds nearby. Everything is in walking distance too! A beautiful place to enjoy!

I had an unfortunate fender bender in the village, so immediately pulled into the Norfolk Goodyear…read moreto see if they could help service my camper van or at least point me in the right direction. The staff was super friendly & helpful, their shop mechanic came to give a quick assessment & we agreed that I would need to get down to Bishop for repairs. Since my van is also my lodging, the staff let me park & plug in for $60/night (great value), until I was ready to make the trip to Bishop. They definitely made an otherwise stressful situation much better, and I'll be happy to stop in again when in town!

Installed my brake pads backwards had to remove pads buy a new rotor and reinstall caliperread more

When I was recently asked to go dancing at the Mobil, I thought it was a joke…read more "Are you.... asking me on a date to a gas station?" As it turns out, yes. Mobil is a gas station, and it's also a restaurant, dance bar, and local hangout hotspot. A few days later, on my way to Mono Lake, I happened to pass by Mobil, since it's located right at the junction of the 120 and 395. Surprised that it was, in fact, more than a gas station, I obviously had to stop by to check it out. The interior was a lot like a normal gas station, except bigger, with more souvenirs, and a staffed hot food counter. From the gas station counter, I purchased a couple of small souvenir stickers. From the hot food counter, I ordered a single slice of barbecue chicken pizza, which I took outside to eat. The line was long, and did not move quickly, but I eventually received my pizza. It was not very good. The crust tasted like cardboard, and the toppings were somewhat negligible. It seemed a little too high priced for the quality. The ambiance, on the other hand, was great. The outdoor seating area is full of picnic tables overlooking Mono Lake, with a small stage for live music, and a lawn enveloped in fairy lights for dancing. Most of the people eating outside were being friendly and talkative with each other. I could see how it could be a fun place to dance and have some drinks. Although I wouldn't come back for the pizza, I would come back to check out the dancing and live music. Plus, the view on the drive back to Yosemite was new to me. Out of the 3/4 ways I've driven in/out of Yosemite, these views were my favorite so far. Overall, this is a neat spot to recharge, grab a few souvenirs, and, if you're desperate enough, maybe even a bite to eat.

So when you get down to its a gas station with the pricing one would expect given its remote /…read moretourist area location. The attached convenience store / mini general store is pretty vast and the restaurant is legendary. The views are simply fantastic and place was spotless including the bathrooms. Not much more you can ask for