Please show this business a newly reopened and under new ownership. Very friendly atmosphere, good…read moremusic and food.

Stopped by on the way out of the park for a beer. It was quite empty and they seemed to be fixing…read morethe place. The employees there weren't friendly to us, they didn't seem rude but just avoiding us and eye contact. We had a beer and left just because we didn't feel welcomed. Didn't like the fact that my boyfriend went to the restroom and the bartender couldn't wait for him to get out so I had to pay his beer without him even ordering because she wanted me to pay right away since she had served my beer, I made a remark on him wanting a beer as well and she just said i could pay the beer and she'll serve him when he got there. The view is nice and the place is clean . Music was good as well and looks like they do line dancing on the weekend.

I was absolutely amazed at the food we received! We were staying at Bass lake and wanted to go out…read moreto dinner. Going to a little town we weren't sure what we would get, but whoever runs this place and the chef is definitely care about quality of food. We had a pretty big party and called ahead to let them know. Everyone had something different, but everything tasted amazing. Great clam chowder Steak cooked perfectly with good flavor Salmon was delicious Wings were cooked perfect Kids finished both kids meals which if you know kids it's usually a couple of bites and "I'm done" I would recommend this place to anyone traveling through here. As we're leaving there was a significant wait so I'm guessing others know the secret of this wonderful place too.

We came to Oakhurst Grill during a Labor Day staycation at Bass Lake. It was obviously a very busy…read moreholiday weekend, so the restaurant was packed and the food took quite a while to arrive. Service was decent, and the ambiance was nice, but overall the experience was just okay. The Peruvian pretzel was actually pretty darn good and probably one of the highlights of the meal. The biggest disappointment, and the main reason I'm giving three stars, was the oysters. If I could rate the oysters separately, I would give them zero stars. They were probably some of the worst-tasting oysters I've ever had. They tasted extremely fishy and did not seem fresh at all. We ordered a dozen and definitely regretted ordering that many. The dipping sauce that came with them was very good, but for the price this restaurant charges, the oysters should absolutely taste fresh. I also would not recommend the mac and cheese. It looked more like something that came out of a box than freshly made restaurant mac and cheese. If you're ordering for kids, I'd probably choose the pasta with tomato sauce instead. There were some good things about the meal, especially the pretzel and the atmosphere, but between the oysters, the mac and cheese, the long wait for food, and the prices, three stars feels fair.

Awesome brews, great coffee, friendly service Would…read moredefinitely recommend to anyone from the area or traveling through.

This was by far the best brewery experience I've ever had, and it's all thanks to the hospitality…read moreof the owner, Oscar. We came in on a Saturday afternoon after the river and were instantly welcomed by Oscar and his wife. The brewery has a wide selection of beers, all brewed by Oscar himself, and he was kind enough to let us sample whatever we wanted. Every beer we tried was excellent. We hung out for a while chatting with him, and even asked if he knew of a place to watch an English Premier League game the next day. The closest was in Fresno--until Oscar went above and beyond. He told us not to worry, that he would open the brewery just for us on Sunday, even though he's usually closed! The next day we showed up, and Oscar not only opened the doors but let us use our camping stove outside to make tacos. We all enjoyed them together--Oscar included! We expected to stay for about two hours but ended up staying close to five because we were having such a blast. Oscar gave us a tour of the brewery, made us feel like family in his home, gifted us a round on him, and even let us put on some music where we sang at the top of our lungs. I know this is a long review, but it's for a reason. Most breweries can feel impersonal--serve the beer and move on to the next customer. Shuteye Brewery is different. Oscar connects with people and shows, through his actions, that he truly cares about making sure you have a beautiful experience. On top of that, he's dedicated to his community, constantly doing outreach projects to give back. Simply put, the beer is great, the atmosphere is warm, and the owner is amazing. This place is a gem, and I'll be making it a must-stop every time I'm in the area.

We visited for my friend's bachelorette dinner, and owner Colette went above and beyond to make the…read morenight special. She personally made us dinner, including an incredible watermelon cucumber salad that I am still thinking about. The wine store itself is beautifully laid out, spotless, and had the warmest patrons and live music the night we were there. Colette was so accommodating for our bachelorette group, and even met us after closing for a drink at the Cellar Bar. We only got a few minutes to chat before she had to head out, but like everyone we met in Oakhurst, she sent us off with genuine warmth, guidance, and blessings for our futures. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or not, I highly recommend visiting next time you're in Oakhurst. Colette and the resident pups make the trip worth it alone.

This is an absolute must if you're stopping near Yosemite. Colette was INCREDIBLE! We spent 4+…read morehours here unexpectedly. Her wine bar is quaint, with a larger event space in the back that has local featured artists and various events like karaoke nights. We just stayed at the wine bar itself with no issues. She's incredibly knowledgeable about wines, and made me think deeper about what kind of wine I actually like. She focused more on flavors and aromas rather than just red v white. We got to taste 5 wines total and she offered us full glasses of whichever one we like best. She unfortunately doesn't serve food right now, beyond the typical cracker and cheese. I would recommend getting or bringing a snack before you come. No need to book reservations, just stop in and be surprised. You have to add this to your Yosemite trip list!

Getting to experience the Cellar Bar the way my bachelorette party did will be a core memory for…read morethe rest of my life. I won't bore you with the full story, but the hospitality from the Chateau team was exceptional from the moment we walked in, and it only got better once our group of 13 took over the cozy Cellar Bar with the best bartender/mixologist around, Jordan. The menu is already excellent, but the drinks kept getting better as the night went on. Jordan is an absolute hoot and a half and clearly has a deep well of knowledge and passion for his craft. At some point I stopped ordering off the menu entirely and just let him work his magic, highly recommend doing the same. It's been two weeks and our group chat is still talking about the drinks, the jokes, and the genuine care he showed everyone, including quietly checking whether the non-drinkers in our group wanted their lemon drops NA, making sure we had a DD, and singing "Unwritten" with the bride. Our go-tos before we let Jordan freestyle were the Cherry Bloom and the Lychee Martini. Pro tip: ask him about his Fernet Coin. Even without the story, you'll walk away knowing the legacy of the Cellar Bar is in very good hands.

Got here too late to enjoy Elderberry House dining area BUT the experience, drinks, and meals we…read morehad at The Cellar Bar only made us want to come back even more! We were a party of 5 and Jordan was our bartender who was serving us drinks, sharing stories, and kindly made us drinks catered to each of our tastes. He even made me a non-alcoholic drink that was SO GOOD! You can order food at the bar here and it's from the same kitchen as Elderberry House. You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu, every dish we ordered was divine. Can't wait to come back and experience Elderberry House next!

Inside the local Marriott. The breakfast burrito was very good. Decor was nice. Service was also…read moregood.

I want to give a 3.5 but am rounding up to a 4…read more Located in a very pretty hotel. While walking in, I thought to myself "it's gorgeous, why didn't we stay here again?" and then remembered because all of their low ratings as a hotel are due to poor service. The receptionist at the entrance is very bleh (didn't even greet us, she just looked at us so we said hello first ). We sat down and ordered. We were the only customers. The girl who took our order was nice enough but lacked professionalism. She just seemed out of it. She didn't write down our order, but a few minutes later came back saying "wait what did you for your entree again?". I'm glad she double checked, but for the price of the food and aesthetic of the restaurant, I expected better service. I ordered the wagyu burger but wasn't asked how I wanted it cooked - I assume they only cook it well-done because that's how it came. It didn't have the juicy buttery flavor of Wagyu, or really any flavor at all. The bread was good. The fries are phenomenal and I liked that more than my burger Carrots & whipped ricotta was good but not great - very flat flavor profile of ricotta, honey, and carrots. I think this dish could've been better with some acidity like a bit of lemon on the side. The chicken pesto penne pasta was good, but still flat. It would be better with cherry tomatoes or something to give it depth. The pasta was cooked perfectly Despite the chicken being absolutely tiny (approx 4"), it was juicy. Wish there was more of it I didn't care for the butternut squash soup but my husband liked it. It had good flavor but was very thin. Overall the place is pretty, but I wouldn't return as the food was very forgettable. It's a shame that the best thing was the side of fries. I'm giving a 4 due to the food tasting clean/quality.

Everything was AWESOME! Hostesses who greeted us, Heather…read moreour server, food and beer were great. Best way to end our trip in Yosemite. Our family had fish tacos and chimay beer, fish and chips orale beer, and beet salad with coke. My fish on the tacos were perfectly lightly battered and probably better than home (Tucson). My husband fish and chips, we're outstanding. His beer battered fish was on point, Tarter sauce so good and fries you couldn't stop eating. I stole at least half. My daughter loved her beet salad with fresh homemade ricotta. If in Oakhurst stop here. It will not disappoint.

Came right before dinner rush, so it was easy to get seated and food was fast. The fries here have…read morealways been a highlight being crispy! I got the smash burger which was good. I think I'd personally prefer an actually patty so I can get medium instead of smashed which is more medium-well or well done. The smash fries were also good. Partner said the fried ended up getting pretty soggy since a lot of sauce ended up on the bottom. I personally liked them. Ingredients all tasted fresh. Odd thing to stand out, but the Coke here was so good. It's rare to get a really good Coke now and days, but this was perfect. Server was good and friendly. The space is very bar like and a little dark for my liking, but hey that's me. Still will come by after every trip here:) thank you for the fresh ingredients and friendliness.

A couple Saturdays ago we ended our night at The Pines Bar at The Pines Resort, and it turned out…read moreto be the perfect final stop. The space is huge and can easily handle a crowd, with an outdoor patio, a couple of pool tables, a jukebox for picking your own music, and a surprisingly large dance floor. The whole place was decorated beautifully for the holidays, which added to the fun atmosphere. The staff was energetic, friendly, and on top of every order all night long. A special shout-out to Alfonso, he was amazing and took care of our group, and his drinks absolutely did not disappoint. Definitely recommend getting the secret shot if it's available, it was such a fun surprise! If you're looking for a fun, lively spot with great vibes and great service, this place is it.

Fun bar, that overlooked Bass Lake! Drinks were good, bartenders were speedy with their service…read more Very picturesque. I would have loved more "bar seating", they only had a handful of tables inside. Outdoors, you needed to be in the wait list. We stood outside overlooking the balcony, which was neat; definitely could use more seating for walk-ins for those who simply want an alcoholic beverage.

THE BEST BIRTHDAY DINNER!!! Service, Vibes, Food, Drinks, Emotion, LOVE...everything in one lol…read more A special shoutout to Christian and Jordan! They were both super knowledgeable and made us feel extremely welcome. They even had a special printed menu for our table with a birthday message that made it that more special. They truly exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend this place to everyone and I will be back any chance I get. One last thing....the Oyster with a fennel, apple, vinegar idk what changed my life. I am an oyster fan now, but just these lol TYSM!

I have been lucky enough to enjoy quite a few fancy, Michelin-starred meals over the years, but it…read moreis rare to find an experience that you just know you will be savoring for years to come. That is exactly what happened during my recent dinner at Elderberry House. I visited with a group of four, and between us, we had two gluten-free diners and one vegetarian. After a quick heads-up the day before, the restaurant handled our needs with total ease. We went for the five-course tasting menu, and it was incredible from start to finish. We kicked things off with one of the best oysters I have ever had, followed by a beautiful tuna presentation. The kitchen even looked out for our gluten-free friends with a special version of their herbal-butter focaccia that was actually delicious. By the time the main courses arrived, I honestly could not decide if I liked my beef or my friend's snap pea risotto better; every single bite was pure perfection. The cocktails were another high point. My first drink was great, but after chatting with our server, Jordan, I decided to try the Last Word. It featured that hard-to-find green chartreuse, and I am a little annoyed to report that I have a new favorite cocktail that requires such a rare ingredient. The service is what really made the night so special. Jordan was so charismatic and helpful, making sure we were perfectly taken care of all evening. He was so good that I almost worried a second visit would not be the same without him, though the rest of the staff quickly put that fear to rest. Abby was so friendly and responsible for a truly unique but perfect-for-the-vibe playlist, and Chris the mixologist even stopped by to geek out about gin and cocktails with us. From the genuine care for our food sensitivities to the clever touch of the iPad check-in hidden in an elegant binder, it was a night for the books. I cannot recommend this place enough and look forward to bringing my family next!

Love this place!!!! Live music on saturdays... shakahuka on Sundays!!! You can beat that when on…read morevacation. The property is stunning Highly recommended

Wonderful getaway, will definitelybe back. Off the beaten path with clean rooms and great…read moresurroundings. We were in the main motel building in Room 7 ADA compliant. We needed a rollaway bed for our son which was very comfortable and an extra $25 for the whole stay. Coffee maker with pods in the room along with a microwave. Customer service is the best. Idle Restaurant on site is exceptional. Loved the unique food and great service. A wine tasting patio closer to the rooms and office with a great view of the "river". Enjoyed hiking in and around the property. Very reasonably priced but if you've never been there, best to arrive during daylight hours since the property is down a driveway about 100 yards down a hill.