Love love this most perfect little coffee shop & florist shop…read more first of all I was looking for a floral shop to send flowers to my best friend that moved to Ely a few months ago. I contacted them on facebook and they immediately responded. Then Christina took the order and made the most perfect arrangement of yellow roses to deliver. I was so impressed! And my bestie loved her flowers too. So, of course, on my 1st visit to Ely yesterday I had to stop in. It is SO adorable!! Got to meet the so-kind barista that made me a perfect flat white Just a lovely little shop and I plan to visit every day that I'm here! Thanks Flower Basket!!

The staff is very friendly and helpful with coffee suggestions. The cookies are good and price was…read morevery reasonable.

Driving through Nevada in the middle of nowhere, seeing a McDonald's was a welcome sight. Our…read moreexperience here was not near as bad as some of these reviews. We used their Kiosk to order and our order was ready quite quickly. Food was normal for a fast food place like McDonald's. The restaurant is spacious and has a playground for kids. The place seemed clean and most importantly, the bathrooms were clean.

Ordered through the app and ran inside quickly to grab a sauce I forgot. What I saw was…read moredisappointing. An older gentleman had been standing at the counter for about 20 minutes and hadn't been acknowledged at all. Staff were focused on the drive-thru and not paying attention to customers inside. When I asked if we could order at the counter, the manager came over with noticeable attitude. The gentleman ordered first, and I appreciated being able to help him get some service. Not everyone is comfortable using the kiosks, especially across different generations--and in this case, he only had cash. That should never mean being ignored. Once I got my sauce, I went back to wait for my order. The manager later came outside with a sheepish smile, which honestly felt like she knew the situation hadn't been handled well. I get that drive-thru can be busy, but completely ignoring in-store customers--especially someone waiting that long--is not okay.

Pizza was good. Husband said that he was extremely happy with his. He doesn't eat pizza but he did…read moretoday. The guy who brought the pizzas out was very friendly and nice. We were the only ones eating in the restaurant but that did not bother me at all. The music playing was good. Watching all the staff getting along was very refreshing.

Food was literally dripping with grease The taco salad was a…read morecold greasy shell with hamburger that taste like cat food. I did not eat mine

The historic Hotel Nevada converted their restaurant to a Denny's franchise a few years ago. When…read morewe asked locals for a place to eat I'm unsure why more than one of them said, "don't go to Denny's". It's convenient, breakfast is included with your room, and it's really no different than any other Denny's anywhere. We went on two consecutive mornings when we visited Ely and although the service was a little slow during the breakfast the food was well prepared, presented and the server was very courteous. The food was exactly as expected, and I can't imagine how breakfast could be much better than this anywhere else in town. It was certainly several levels above any chain hotel buffet of heated up, pre-prepared foods. Tip - when staying for the free breakfast take the option of applying five dollars off of any menu item instead of the free breakfast. It's pretty skimpy. We paid about $25 for a very nice breakfast this way. Give it a try, especially if you're staying in the hotel. There aren't a lot of other options in Ely.

We came here for dinner. It was conveniently a few minutes walk from the place I was staying at,…read moreand I had a $5 off coupon. There was plenty of tables and service as good as we were rather early. We ordered the Wild Alaska Salmon and Salmon Salad Your Way. The food was very good and filling. Knocked off a star because the waitress said we could select two sides for the Wild Alaska Salmon, but not once mentioning there was extra cost; I would have liked a heads up and not be surprised when I pay the bill.

Wow! I can't believe there are bad reviews on Yelp for La Fiesta. Must be the worst kind of people…read more La Fiesta was amazing. The reviews made me skeptical but I am so happy I went. The deluxe Nachos - shredded beef & combo fajitas were S-Tier (aka the Best ever). I'm serious. Nachos were $11 for a massive portion. Fajitas $19 for a massive portion. After devouring everything I could barely walk to my car. Would highly recommend these dishes for anyone skeptical. Also I'm a big salsa guy and their salsa was very good. I had 4 servings. Service was top tier. They had two bussers who constantly brought over more salsa and drinks and were very polite. Service was quick. If you're ever in the Ely area this place is a Must Go. Ignore any one star review. I rarely give 100% tips but this restaurant earned one tonight. Well done.

I really wanted a margarita.... This one was okay.... great chips & salsa …read more.. Staff is friendly... Parking is easy...

Review # 20 for 2025…read more For a cafe in the middle of nowhere at a National Park, this place was great and very reasonably priced!! It was a very pleasant surprise. We got to Great Basin early in the morning to try and get stand by tickets for the observatory tour and so we did not have time to get breakfast in the morning. We also had a cave tour that morning right after signing up for tickets. We did bring some food, but lunch meats type of lunch and I wanted to get some hot food for my baby boy as it was cold and raining on/off that day. They are open from 8am-5pm everyday. There was a good variety of food. I ended up getting the loaded breakfast potatoes. The potatoes were a bit overcooked but overall it tasted good. My baby sure loved it! It was topped with cheese and bacon and costs around $10. I also got an iced mocha and cold brew for the hubby. My husband liked his cold brew, I like my mocha a bit less sweet but it did the job for me. It does get really busy so expect a wait if it's busy as there is one person in the front and one in the back making the food. The lady taking my order was very nice and helpful. There are a handful of tables inside, as well as a handful of tables outside. There are also some park picnic tables if you walk around behind the building a bit. Would I come back here? If I was at Great Basin again I totally would! Other items I saw people ordered looked really good too!! The prices are very fair and I would definitely get some hot food here and not pack so much food next time around. I really wanted to try the chili!

What a pleasant surprise to finf such a cafe in a national park! Our past experience in nat'l park…read morefood service is mediocre at best. We tried the soup, curry vegetable red lentil, and the chili. Both were exceptional. The soup was well balanced and flavorful. The chili was chock full of smoked beef, well seasoned, tasted great with cheese and onions. We ate too fast for photos It was so good there was no question where we'd eat lunch on a second day. This time part of the group had the braut special. Apparently, made in Delta, UT, this braut was something else. Again, ate too fast for photos. It was topped with a dill slaw, a mild bbq sauce, and accompanied by fries. The caliber of the food was a surprise. The service was quick and friendly. If you're visiting Great Basin Nat'l Park, look no further for your lunch needs. This cafe won't disappoint.

This used to be an amazing hidden gem - an ice cream parlor/diner tucked away in a national park…read more(see the other reviews). It is under new ownership and for some reason the owners have switched focus to beer and Australian wines. This seems a little misplaced. Given that a large chunk of the visitors to the park are big families - I saw 8 kids emerge from a single minivan, and anyone driving in from the California side probably has their own stash of wine that they will drink under the stars, there does not seem to be much of an audience. They still sell one flavor of ice cream - if the 'Mr Whippy' machine is working. But the magic has gone - kids like to choose.

This place serves as a cafe and gift shop, adjacent to the NPS GBNP visitor's center. They serve…read morebreakfast until 11 and sandwiches, soup, and snacks all day. I didn't have real food, but looking over the menu, I thought the prices were reasonable. It's the only place to eat within miles of the park! Ice cream is $2 for a healthy serving. They carry 10-15 flavors. I had huckleberry. It was fantastic. They also have great baked goods - huge brownie for $1.25. The decor is kitschy diner with tables and vinyl chairs and a lunch counter. The gift shop sells t-shirts, knick-nacks, postcards, and jewelry.

For dinner in one of the most remote locations in America, Sugar Salt and Malt really hit the spot…read moreafter a day hiking in the Great Basin National Park. Five stars for just existing in such a remote location. My server suggested that they had a prime rib dinner special that evening and I couldn't resist trying it. The food wasn't over the top in flavor and quality but was solid, flavorful and an unexpected treat. The prickly pear margarita wasn't my favorite but was certainly refreshing. I just like a little more tart taste in my cup o' tequila. The international crowd seemed to enjoy the outdoor dining ambiance while I, being solo, hung out and ate at the bar. The staff were friendly, maybe a little inefficient in their efforts, but all were helpful given time. I felt a little bad for the owner-chef, who seemed to be herding cats at times. Overall, I'm really glad I had dinner here in Baker rather than waiting to eat in Ely where I spent the night. I wish the owners and staff success and will be back when I'm in the area.

We were so pleased that this place has excellent food, as it's the only restaurant in the area! We…read moreate there for two dinners and one breakfast while visiting GBNP. The servers were next-level friendly and prompt despite the dinner rush, they have some fun art, and it's a peaceful place. I really loved the green beans, and another favorite item was the apricot sorbet. They make a ton of items, which is very cool. I only wish they had a few more dairy-free items (especially for breakfast), but what they do offer is far better than expected for this remote location- it would stand up in any metro area. My husband raved about the root beer float, pasta, and pizza. Dinner is sit-down and if you go for breakfast or lunch, it's counter service. They have an extremely well-stocked bar- we didn't partake, but many around us did, and drinks looked excellent.

The service was quick, they accommodated my requests and the steak was pretty good. I might be…read morespoiled with fresh salad in CA but the salad I had could use a little work and the drink menu is very limited. The vibe of eating inside of a jail cell was interesting but seemed awkward for serving guests.

Five of us went here last Sunday night for dinner. We were seated in our own big room and it looked…read moreto be a slow night. The waitress was friendly and for the most part on top of it. The atmosphere is dimly lit and quiet. My medium steak came out rare and when I got it back it was a bit over done. Everyone else enjoyed the food with no complaints.

We are traveling from Utah and we were really hungry. We ordered the French dip sandwiches,…read morelemonade and great coffee. They offer soup as well worth a stop

What a cute, fresh, clean find off the beaten path in Eureka, NV…read more I'd stopped on the main drag to answer a phone call from the doc's office. (Cell dips here and there, so I had to stop where I had cell.) Saw a lady walking down the street with a coffee. Asked her about it and she directed me to this Depot. The place is clean and well decorated, offers lots of coffee and other drink options as well as hoagies and salads and soups. Alas, the gluten-free option is putting the sandwich makin's on a bed of spinach, which doesn't work for everyone, but it's an option for some. The pricetag was the big shock, though, and led to a four- rather than five-star experience. Sure, the coffee was a nice treat on a long drive, but at NINE BUCKS for a single, 12 oz. coffee, WHEW! You'll save a lot with the great fuel prices here, but they'll get you on your caffeine fix.