I had dinner at the Tollroad Restaurant last night and will have breakfast in the morning. For dinner I had the Grilled Salmon with veggies and rice. 5 stars for this vary secluded area. In Death Valley, A wopping 5 feet above sea level. The food was perfectly Grilled the vegetables also perfect for each and tasty. The rice was tender and delicious. All the staff were vary accommodating. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - One of the best grilled salmon I've ever had, other than my own. - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

Menu isn't overly extensive but there are enough choices! We came to dinner and had the 12 oz ribeye. It comes with salad and fries. Steak was cooked to medium as requested! Considering you're in the middle of a national park with limited options, this place is a good option for dinner! Right next to the campground. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

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While staying in stovepipe wells in Death Valley NP we stayed at hotel and frequented this restaurant it is in walking distance of our room. We had dinner and tried the salmon with wild rice it was very good. The went for breakfast which is a Buffett and that too was a good choice of things and we'll stocked along with coffee and juice. Today we had lunch and had a cheeseburger with a side salad. Both were very good, I appreciate the salad was not just yucky iceberg lettuce it was a spring mix and was very tasty. We also splurged with dessert today with lunch it was a flourless chocolate cake with fresh raspberries. Soooo good!! Service was super very friendly people. Highly recommend!! read more

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Decided to stop here for lunch amid our jeep exploration day at the park. Such a pleasant surprise. Service was super friendly, helpful, responsive, and attentive. The dining room is cute, decorated as you would expect for the location and history. The food was way better than we expected. BBQ chicken pizza amply sized and delicious, chicken club wrap yummy and the onion ring upgrade was super generous - our party of 4 could not finish them all, elk chili was flavorful and the bowl size was plenty for a meal (comes also with cornbread), and the salad was fresh. Meal was way better than picking up a sandwich to go at the store and eating it while out and about which was our other option. So glad we stopped! read more

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Busy place but we (two of us) were seated right away. The menu is typical American diner fare: pizza, burgers, fish & chips, wraps, . It's connected to the saloon so you can get beer & such with your meal. The wood floors creak & the restaurant has a Death Valley ambiance. Death Valley doesn't have many choices but after hiking Mosaic Canton, stop here for a great burger & beer. read more

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The waitresses are nice . Service is so-so. The menu was a decent size and the prices are good and fair for how far they have to bring everything to cook etc. The food isn't good though unfortunately. The Chilli was ok. The pizza lacked flavor even with all of the topping on it. Also ordered at our table from our company we traveled with was the steak and salmon. The fish and chips was probably the only thing that was decent . read more

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We were staying at the Death Valley Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel, so it was natural to eat at the hotel's Toll Road Restaurant. There is no other restaurant nearby! What a Monopoly. Both the saloon and Toll Road Restaurant share the same menu and kitchen. Very narrow menu with just a handful of dishes and burgers. Service was good and friendly. They can help answer your tourist questions. Rating 4.5 on Google. 3.4 on Yelp. Arugula and Date Salad ($14.20 + $5 Chicken) was better than expected. Nice salad with blue cheese filled dates and a light dressing. Good sized chicken portion. 8.5/10 Seasonal Veggies Side order ($5) was also cooked just fine. We ordered 2 and the second had double the quantity 8.5/10 Flourless Chocolate Cake ($12) is a thin gluten free flourless version that hits the mark with dark flavors. 9/10 Overall - Good Food - Good Decor - Good Service - Good Value - Good Would we return? - Yes read more

Pathetic. We were "trapped" here for six days while on a photo workshop. There is no other place to eat and the other restaurant, the Saloon, is owned by the same people. Same kitchen. Same menu. There was a fundamental problem with every meal except one: burned hamburgers (multiple times), served someone else's meal, hot meal served cold, etc. The nasty woman who seated people in the front of the place was an added nice touch. (barf) And -- the "concessionaire," Powdr," prohibits cooking in rooms -- $250 fine. Great way to steer traffic to your nasty restaurants. (I'll be performing due diligence before future trips and be certain to avoid any establishments owned or managed by Powdr, https://www.powdr.com/.) Side note: The employees eat for free here and are given employer-paid housing. Many are *totally* unqualified and abrasive -- should never be dealing with the public. But, you get what you get in an environment like this, I guess. Friendly advice to anyone staying at Stovepipe Wells: Plan ahead! Bring the food you can with you with a means to prepare it. Objective: Minimize your patronage of this nasty place and it's neighbor, the Badwater Saloon. Your efforts will be rewarded. read more

Simple food but very tasty. Miss Debi was a hoot, she made us laugh and checked on us from time to time, she also made sure our drinks were replenished. Place is spacious and decor simple & rustic. read more

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Lunch: Maybe it's because I had low expectations for this place but the arugula salad was all the best in my life. The salad was fresh, had dried Africa arts, date stuffed with blue cheese, and the walnuts were so fresh and crunchy. Breakfast: All you can eat buffet breakfast was typical but it tasted homemade. The French toast is worth seconds. I'm not sure what they use, but it's so soft and spongy-- crave-able. I'm still thinking about it two days after. read more

Awesome customer service. All you can eat buffet is as good as it gets in the desert! After the long hike and got starved, I would eat anything! Hahaha The ambiance is peaceful, with a desert theme! Enjoy! read more

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To be honest, we weren't expecting much from a restaurant in this one-horse town, so weren't we surprised with our delicious, done-right lunch! The slice of turkey in my sandwich was thick and tender. Hubby's cheeseburger was cooked exactly how he likes it. Service was great. read more

If you've ever been to Death Valley, dining options are limited. With that said, I enjoyed my meals here. We stayed a couple nights here and had breakfast and a couple of dinners. For breakfast, it's a buffet with corned beef hash, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage both turkey and pork, french toast, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, oatmeal, cereal, yogurt, juices and fresh fruit. I thought it was good. For dinner, I had their burger and fish and chips. I was pleasantly surprised as I expected a frozen patty basic burger but the patty was handformed, thick and juicy. The fish and chips was also surprisingly good. Given the limited options, I think this place was pretty decent. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - Fish and chips. Huge portions - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

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Decently good option, especially when there are hardly other options nearby. The ambiance is nice with rustic exposed wood barn architecture. Service is prompt and our server was very enthusiastic and welcoming. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - Interiors - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

Likes: + Decent food hits the spot. + Free Wi-Fi in the vicinity, considering most of us didn't have service. + Nice, helpful staff. + Pleasant interior ambience. . Service speed was decent. Non-likes: - Not a lot of healthy options. - Somewhat expensive. Granted, it's in the middle of nowhere and travelers can't be much choosers. - Unfortunately it's the only restaurant option in this lot. Not a variety of culinary style options. - My first time ever seeing a to-go charge. I had: $24 Buffalo Bison Burger + $3.25 Lemonade + $11 Seasonal Berry Tart + $2 to-go charge + tax = $43.37 Note: your digital receipt may identify the restaurant name as "SQ Destination Death Valley". read more

Pretty solid place for breakfast at death valley national park. They have a breakfast buffet for around 14 bucks. They have a large feature of breakfast items such as bacon, turkey sausage, sausages, corned beef hash, hash browns biscuits and gravy and many other's that make it worth it. The coffee and juices are unlimited. The staff is very attentive, informative and very helpful. They were super polite and friendly and we had a good experience with their service. read more

Food (4/5): The food was decent, especially after a long drive. I had the Chicken Wrap, which comes with fries. Nothing in particular was special. The food was a bit pricey, but to be expected. The fries portion was huge. I would come again if driving and exploring thro h Death Valley as it is the first restaurant coming in. Service (4/5): The staff were friendly, and my party of 4 could be seated immediately sitting at the Saloon. You serve water yourself. There is also free Wi-fi within the restaurant. Ambiance (4/5): This place has very Southern vibe to it, with Southern music playing in the background. The place had a good amount of business on a Saturday afternoon. Bathrooms were quite clean as well. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - Chicken Wrap served with fries - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

The food was surprisingly super delicious!! Being in the middle of the death valley, my expectation was low. The service was excellent and restaurant felt welcoming and friendly and the decor fits the environment very well. read more

Let's be clear: there are not a lot of choice when it comes to dining in Death Valley. In Stovepipe Wells (where we were staying) there's The Toll Road. There is food available at the Inn at Furnace Creek and at the Ranch in Furnace Creek. Alternatively, you can head to Beatty, NV, about a 30-45 minute drive depending on where in Death Valley you are staying. In my opinion, the Toll Road is the best of what is available without leaving the park. The menu is diverse enough to satisfy most tastes. Prices are not outrageous considering that you are in the middle of nowhere. We had 3 dinners at the Toll Road, and every staff person we interacted with was smiling and pleasant. If you were interested in conversation, they were happy to converse. If you wanted to be left alone, they would leave you alone. Service was efficient and quick. Coffee refills were never more than a glance away. We had to wait to be seated only once, and the wait was only about ten minutes. I'm sure that when things are busier (we visited right after the Christmas/New Year holiday and the park was pretty empty) you might have to wait more often to get seated. So far as the food is concerned, e did burgers, fish & chips, soup, salad, and pizza. All were fine. In fact, I'd say the fries were exceptional. Is the Toll Road on track for a Michelin star? No. But the food is better than you would expect for a restaurant that has a captive audience. If you are staying in Stovepipe Wells, the Toll House is a no-brainer. If you're staying in Furnace Creek, do yourself a favor and check out the Toll House. I'm sure you'll prefer it to the choices in Furnace Creek. read more

The food here was delicious! We tried the classic burgers and the fish and chips. The fries were seasoned well and they were nice and crispy. Service was great despite there not being many servers. We were a party of four and we were all satisfied with our meals. read more

The service was excellent! Everyone was so nice, friendly and very accommodating. The food was good and the portion is huge. The inside is spacious. Overall, two thumbs up! read more

This was one of three restaurants in the national park. We had a casual dinner here and also at the Tavern next door or maybe it was the other way around. Anyway, the two venues are connected, and they use the same menu. Located in the little desert oasis of Stovepipe Wells within the park the meals are good, and the prices are reasonable. This night I had the Elk chili with corn bread. It was hardy and delicious. I could justify $15. Hubs had, for the second time, the Piled High turkey sandwich, $12.95, which was delicious again. The Alaskan Amber was light and refreshing, $7. We are so glad we noticed this area up the road as we stood on the Mesquite sand dunes. We would have paid twice as much at the buffet and dinner at the two hotels in Furnace Creek. read more

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Middle of nowhere inside Death Valley National Park, this is definitely the best restaurant we visited during our 4-day stay. Nicely decorated with movie posters and rustic feel. Waiter was super friendly and welcoming. Food: Burgers were cooked well and tasty. Pickel and fries/onion rings(+$2) came with the burgers. Highly recommend the Ancho Tortilla soup(a little spicy) and the buffalo chicken wing. The best meal we had inside the Death Valley National Park... read more

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I really enjoyed this restaurant. We ate here twice for dinner and twice for breakfast. Both dinners were high quality meals. Considering that we were in the middle of the desert the prices were very reasonable. I've paid way more for far less quality in many other national parks. I'm not sure why there were such ugly reviews on the breakfast buffet. It's all you can eat. The quality and variety is way better than you would get at most chain hotel buffets. The place is rustic. It fits right into the scenery. The waiters were all great. I've definitely recommended this place to friends who are going out to Death Valley. read more

I have seen some negative reviews of this place but I feel when you leave reviews you have to take into consideration where you are and be realistic about the amenities and experience. No this isn't a five star restaurant nor somewhere one would go out of the way to eat at. This is the only restaurant on these grounds and with that the food is good and staff are extremely hospitable and friendly. Prices are very reasonable especially when one considers this is only eating option so they could gouge and get away with it. There are enough different food options to satisfy most people including a vegan meatball sandwich and breakfast buffet which was only. $13.99. Great value for food and service was very prompt. Again people, you can't review every place with the same eyes. Trust me I love a nice 3 star Michelin restaurant from time to time and am definitely a foodie who likes great food. You just have to grade things with a sliding scale when you're in the desert and options are limited. Great country style experience and pleasant visit. read more

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This review is inflated by the fact that dining options are very limited in Death Valley. On a hot day, it is wonderful to walk into an establishment and be served ice cold water. The service is friendly though understandably short of staff; I'm assuming we came at a time when they didn't expect so many simultaneous visitors. Upon entering, either sit in the restaurant or the saloon. We had fast service in the saloon. Although the prices are a little more than what I would've liked for the quality of food, once again this is Death Valley, and I definitely enjoyed this meal enough. I would say the "handheld" items are most worth it for price/amount/taste. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - Chicken wrap - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

We waited food for 40 mins. Servers in the restaurant are not kind. Soups are not suitable for normal people. Hamburger patty is overcooked. I felt a coal taste in the patty. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

This place absolutely exceeded all my expectations. It's your standard desert restaurant atmosphere but the service, price, and food were outstanding!The waitress was beyond kind and attentive. My husband had the full house salad and it was so fresh we both couldn't believe it! In the middle of the desert, fresh is a commodity. He also loved his split pea soup and my stuffed poblano peppers were amazing! They also have a fully USDA compliant menu for kids that incudes an entree, veggies, fruit, bread, and a drink! 10/10 would definitely recommend read more

Had the breakfast buffet here one day. Food was well prepared, nicely presented and surprisingly hot for a buffet presentation. Staff was very friendly, greeted entering guests and then helped orient you to the buffet and seating. Nice variety of foods offered. I was there at an off time, so there was plenty of seating, but I imagine it gets packed at peak times. Still, a fast, tasty option if you just want to eat and hit the park. And it was $17 bucks all in with tax and tip, and all you can eat. Such a deal! read more

Perhaps I got unlucky but my food here was very subpar. My party of 3 stayed at Stovepipe Wells for a night and decided to dine here as it was the only restaurant in the area. We came on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, so perhaps it was extra busy due to folks traveling for the holidays. We put our name down for dine in around 5:50 pm and didn't get seated until over an hour later at 7. Apparently they only had two cooks working that day, and one of them was on a break, so there was a huge backlog of orders for the kitchen and they didn't seat anyone for at least 30 minutes to let the kitchen catch up. No problem. We weren't too hungry anyways, so we waited patiently at the tables outside and used the satellite wifi from the hotel lobby. Finally we got seated. The menu is very simple - there are a few burgers and sandwiches, a pasta dish, steak, and some appetizers like wings and tortilla soup. My mom and I both went with the grilled flat iron ($24.50). I asked for mine rare and hers medium well. We finally got our food at 7:40 and unfortunately everything was a disappointment. My rare steak was cooked medium well or well (see picture of the cross cut), the broccolini was overly salty, and the larger potato chunks weren't fully cooked. The steak was also much smaller than I was expecting it to be too. I don't mind the slow seating and service, as I understand they had some limitations in the kitchen, but I can't let the poor food quality slide. My friend ordered the black bean burger with onion rings ($15.95 + $2 to sub in onion rings) and said his burger was really good, so in retrospect I think we should've gone with the burgers here. read more

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A little restaurant right on the main road in Death Valley when you're driving through Stovepipe. We only came for breakfast, which is a basic buffet - bacon, eggs, French toast, cereal, etc. The food is okay - nothing to write home about, but it will fill you up for the day ahead. I was surprised by how cheap it was, though. It was only like $9/person, which taking into account the restaurant is right in the middle of Death Valley where there aren't many services, the price is not bad at all. Staff are were beyond friendly and kind. Such a pleasant experience. They also have Wi-Fi here, just ask for the password. It wasn't busy when we were here, but I imagine it would be at higher peak seasons because it was the only breakfast place in the area. read more

I stayed at Stovepipe Wells during my visit in Death Valley. They served good food considering the different restaurants I've tried in the national parks. Their portions were huge and great flavors. The staffs were very friendly and attentive to your needs. They offers breakfast buffet that was $10 per person and totally worth to start the day then explore the park. I would recommend people dining here if you're staying in the area. read more

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Note: a bit difficult to find as it's next to another restaurant. Probably the best restaurant within Death Valley (not difficult given the scarcity), but even then, this restaurant exceeds expectations. The steak was highly rated by multiple in our party and the service was top tier. The waitress was very considerate and repeatedly accommodated our various food restrictions (there was a surprising number of options such as vegan meat substitutions for any restaurant let alone one in a desert). Interior is lovely and has rustic vibes. read more

We had dinner and breakfast buffet here. The price is very reasonable as $25 per person for dinner and $10 only for breakfast. The tastes of the foods are decent, we are very happy to have this kind of meals in the middle of nowhere in Death Valley. I recommend this place! They also have a bar and a pool table. read more

I loved the food and drinks here! We ate here both for dinner and lunch the next day and loved everything we ordered. The vegan meatball sub is incredible. The vegan chicken also is great and a great add on to the vegetarian pasta or a salad. The service was great on both days and the food came out quickly, the orders were correct and the restaurant is super cute. Such a great find in Death Valley - really enjoyed our meals here! read more

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When you walk in it does feel like a no-frills place to eat a quick lunch before exploring DVNP. We ordered the Cheeseburger, Kid's Grilled Cheese, & Vegan Meatball Sub. All delicious and our plates cleaned. Highlight of our experience here was Debi who was attentive, cheeky in a good way, & helpful. She brightened our afternoon! read more

We came here on a weekday after hiking in Death Valley. It was good there was A/C and a clean bathroom after all our hiking. There was even wifi that we used to plan part of our trails and trip at Death Valley since there is no reception in the park itself. The service was great although there were a good amount of people here and few waiters. The food was decent, but my veggie burger broke apart and had a bit too much sauce in it. The fries were just blah with little salt and texture to it. I'd come back here again because there's a clean bathroom and a big menu, but I probably wouldn't get the veggie burger again. read more

When I researched for restaurant, food in Death Valley, I saw lots of negative reviews and warnings from many Yelpers regarding overpriced food in the area. After researching, I picked Stovepipe Wells for our 2 nights 3 days getaway for hotel and food. Tollroad restaurant is part of the hotel, very convenient for us since we just walk from the room to there. Food was good, we didn't have to wait long at all, Our server Roy was super professional, attentive, he came by to check on us numerous and prices were not different than prices in Orange County. Death Valley has limited choices for restaurants and food, so to chose Stovepipe Wells for our getaway was a smart enough choice to have the conveniency, and efficiency, at least for us. read more

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After what felt like a long journey back to solid ground after a long hike in Death Valley National Park, we headed to Stovepipe Wells for a break from camp food to try out the Tollroad Restaurant. The tasty food and large portions at this restaurant are the saving grace of this review as the wait to get service once seated was unnecessarily long. The food was quite good, the draft beer was cold, but it took over an hour to get our food brought to us (two burgers and fries). If you're looking for decent meal in the middle of Death Valley this is a good place, as long as you aren't trying to keep to a time frame. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - Rustic decor in the restaurant is a nod to the history of Death Valley and the happenings that have taken place in the area. -NVilloria.com - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

We walked in and were told there was an hour plus wait, but when I took a peek at the dining area, there were tons of tables open. Must be short staffed, I guess. Anyhoo, we were seated over an hour later (hey! at least the host was good at his time approximations). I was pretty full from gorging on the queso next door at Badwater Saloon, so I just ordered the Ancho tortilla soup and my bf ordered the Chuckwagon steak (with beans and more beans). Both were pretty darn horrendous. I took two sips of my soup and just couldn't muster the desire to keep going. My bf's steak was not much better. We didn't expect a lot since we were in Death Valley and there isn't much around, but this was pretty atrocious. Service was really slow, and our server really didn't seem like he was very into his job. If I knew what was in store, I would have stayed at Badwater Saloon next door (they have an abbreviated menu of Tollroad's) and stuck to the simpler stuff you can't really mess up. read more

Tollroad Restaurant - Chuckwagon steak - American Near Me - Death Valley, California

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