A tasty, highly rated place close to the hotel in Lone Pine. There were about 12 tables inside and…read morea bunch more outdoor seats, but with the hot weather, everyone opted for indoor dining. The waitstaff were attentive and quick; the only thing that took some extra time was the pork chops! I got the Grill's Burger (grilled pineapple, coleslaw) with fries and it was a nice, cool treat. The crinkle cut fries were tasty too.

We ended up coming here twice in the same number of days; the second time was because of a bad…read moreexperience at Alabama Hills Cafe & Bakery. The first time we arrived, we were greeted so kindly by Jerry. She was warm, patient, and genuinely made us feel welcomed. Food was solid with good portions. Jerry also provided a bowl of water for our dogs when it was hot outside. She made sure they were comfortable in the outside patio where we dined. We were hoping to see Jerry again on our second visit but service was still good and friendly. But Jerry is the reason we hope to come back the next time we're in the area.

Right off the start this place had me hooked with the freshly squeezed orange juice. What a…read morerefreshing treat to have a day after summiting Whitney with friends. The staff is very friendly and the food was just phenomenal compared to other local places I've tried at lone pine. Go have a hearty & delicious breakfast for post hike recovery.

Another small town cafe trying to extract as much money from the tourists as possible…read more Waitress took our order and asked us what do we want for the sides without mentioning those are charged extra. It's pretty sad to see a local small business doing such dishonest thing. I also noticed their payment machine is running under Test mode, which means they are also lying to their payment vendor so they would get charged less by the payment network. Can't say I am surprised. Food is just average, I would rather eat at McDonald's next door if I knew these people are so sneaky.

The Mt. Whitney Restaurant in Lone Pine, Ca. has quite a few bad reviews, and maybe the service is…read moreshaky sometimes. Our server was young and still learning, but he was trying his best, and you have to remember, everyone has to start somewhere. Lone Pine only has an estimated population of 1,220 to 1,439 people, so there's probably not a whole lot of job applications for them to choose from when hiring. This ain't L.A. Let's get around to what's really important, the food was very good, and the beer was cold. We were told they had Modelo on tap, but it turned out that they were out, so we asked one of the guys working there what he would suggest as a beer without a whole lot of overbearing hops flavor, and he suggested the "Mojave Red" which comes from The Indian Wells Brewery about an hour South down Highway 395, and it was a great recommendation, and a really enjoyable beer. We liked it a lot!! So, look at the picture of the glass of beer I was drinking. It has perfect 'beer lacing' which means the glass is very clean, and is free of oils, grease, lipstick, or soap residue, and to me, clean dishes are just as important as good service, and that's why I give them 5 stars.

$124 for 3 for burgers and "dessert"…read more We all had burgers. The onion rings were soggy and soaked in oil. The "chili" on my black rock burger was a thimble of refried beans. The pie was served ice cold and the 10yr old who was waiting on us forgot to warm the pie, forgot I ordered a chocolate sundae, forgot our drink order, forgot we needed utensils to eat and basically didn't know anything he was being asked to do. The whole experience was insane. The decor was dark and dingy and the A/C was barely on. It was hot and muggy inside. Save your money and just go somewhere else. The burgers were ok but I could've gone to a steakhouse and been served by adults for what it cost to eat here.

Nice place to take a breather from the road. If you have a…read moredog, head across to park and run ROVER in the grassy dog park. Dog park offers water and two fenced areas for small & larger dogs. Head to Frostys for your meal and back to hang at the dog park. Both Frostys and Dog Park have good Human bathrooms.

I am so sad to see that Frosty chalet is permanently closed. It is a stop that I look so forward to…read moreon my yearly trip from Palm Springs to Spanish Springs Nevada to visit family. Not just for the food which was delicious but the staff and owner always made myself and my dog feel very welcomed. The owner was so kind... On my way back one year I realize that I was going to arrive 20 minutes after they closed... When I called to verify the hours, the owner said don't worry, honey. I will prepare your order and stay until you get here safely. What the what???! You just don't find businesses like that anymore that go the extra step to make a difference. I wanted to take this opportunity to thank the owner and staff for their kindness and know that it did not go unnoticed by me and I'm sure many others. Best wishes to all of you... You're awesome and will be sorely missed on Thursday when I'm driving through.. Lane and Flash

some of the best Chinese food i've ever had, and the whole family agrees. Service was AMAZING, it…read morefelt really at home and welcoming because you walk in and you're greeted with smiles which was really refreshing. It's a perfect restaurant if you want a relaxing ma and pa vibe. The service dog Blue is very well mannered but if that's not your cup of tea you're able to sit on the other end of the restaurant to not be by the dog. P.S the music taste of the aux owner was impeccable ;) - Cyber truck/roadtrip family.

Got takeout from here. It's quite busy and cramped inside. The staff were friendly, and considering…read morehow busy it was, the food took about 40 minutes to get ready. The portions felt just okay for the price, but it was definitely nice having a spot to get Chinese food kind of in the middle of nowhere. We brought it with us for our Whitney camping trip, and it was really nice to have a hot meal out there. I also liked that the dishes come with rice, which made the portions feel more complete. The noodles were a little overcooked for me, and the beef and broccoli had a bit too much soy sauce, but overall it was a solid option for the area and convenient for takeout.

I noticed Tacos Los Hermanos across the street as I was filling up with gas on my way to Bishop…read more Since I stayed in Lone Pine that night I thought I would try them for dinner after Yelping and seeing good reviews. The tacos were great and the prices are very reasonable too!! I got carnitas, asada, adobada and pescado tacos (yes I was hungry). The meats were tasty and moist as was the onions and cilantro. I liked their salsa verde. The people working the truck were really nice and the service was fast. There are tables and chairs if you want eat there. I'm in the area every so often and I plan to try their torta next time. It's cash only so be prepared.

Street tacos in Lone Pine was an unexpected treat on our short visit here September 2026. Tacos…read moreare priced around $3 to start and burritos are $16. It's a regular unpretentious food truck parked next to the town's little IOU Park where you can sit and enjoy your meal. The owner got my taco order wrong but the taco in error was still very good and comparable to any in L.A.

We have been here a couple times over the years and both times it was a good experience…read more Staff was friendly and nice . Food was good ! We just split the chili fries which was enough for us. Sorry for the sloppy photos I forgot to take a photo pre splitting !

It's a shame when servers are not trained. It's even worse when the food is not good…read more The young lady that served us asked about drinks. Why sure I'd like a libation something rather. She came back and said in fact they don't serve Margarita's. She said she had no idea, and that she didn't even live in the area. What does where she lives have anything to do with anything? I don't want to be mean, but ?? I ordered the 1/2 rack of these "Famous Ribs." My hubby the Flat Iron steak. We asked for salads as the choice instead of soup. We wait and wait...starving after having hiked all over the Alabama Hills. It is customary to get the salad ahead of time, but this young lady was doing other things. Suddenly after 15 min. we got our meals with no salad. She was getting ready to walk away when I asked about the salads. She went and got them not really concerned about it, and was not really understanding. So onto these ribs! I'm traumatized by these things that were so overcooked and dry. What on earth was done to these things? It seems they were boiled, then frozen, then defrosted, and microwaved? Who knows!! I do know this. I have been making ribs for a long time. For the love of God you don't need to kill the pig 15 times! My hubbies Flat Iron Steak was alright. Not completely hideous. Needless to say, there are not many choices in the Lone Pine. This is not a choice I would ever venture to again if in the area.

We made reservations for 6:30 on a Friday to try Seasons Restaurant in Lone Pine for the first…read moretime. I would definitely recommend making reservations if you are planning on dinner after 5pm. We were greeted and seated immediately at our table, provided water & warm bread. We ordered the Rack of Lamb, Filet Bearnaise & Port Wine. Dinner came with salad, mashed potatoes & vegetables. Food was delicious, service was fantastic, atmosphere was rustic & price was reasonable considering where you are/ what you are getting. Highly recommend

Best dinner restaurant in the small town of Lone Pine. It is not inexpensive but the steak was…read moredelicious. Tried calling several times to make a reservation in advance, but no one answered the phone and the voicemail was full, so we just showed up and staff ask "did I make a reservation?" and then they got an earful from me lol. Anyway we got a booth as another couple was leaving. And the meal was hearty after hiking all day. This place has been and still is a nice unexpected surprise on Hwy 395.

The chicken tenders were nice and crispy. Excellent service…read more Very clean establishment. The servers are so friendly. This is so good compared to McDonald's. .

- Unhealthy junk food, + but not a lot of restaurants in the…read morequiet city of Lone Pine open late. If you're finishing your Mt Whitney hike after dark... well, beggars can't be choosers. Thankfully, this fast food shop opens til late evening. + 2 private restrooms. . A tad extortionate. I think my meal should've been a few bucks cheaper, considering the low nutritional value and lack of enticing variety in the food I had. - Slow service. Seemed to be only two employees on deck. I was pretty much the only one waiting in line, yet I waited 5-10 min before they could finally take my order. + Good amount of parking. I had: $11.99 Trp Guac burger + $4.99 Waffle Fry + $9.79 CKN Tender 5pc + tax = $28.84

We were passing through Lone Pine on our way from Tahoe and decided to stop at this cute little…read morepizza place. It's definitely got that classic hole-in-the-wall charm. We ordered a half pepperoni, half ham pizza along with garlic bread. The pizza came out pretty quickly, but our garlic bread never arrived. We waited a bit thinking it might still be coming, and when I finally asked about it, they realized the order hadn't gone through. They made it right away. The pizza was really good! One thing I appreciated was that they didn't skimp on the pepperoni--there was plenty on every slice. The crust was delicious too. I also got to watch a young lady in the back tossing the pizza dough by hand, which was very cool. The restaurant could have been a little cleaner, but the staff seemed busy. Overall, the service was friendly, the food was enjoyable, and I'd definitely stop here again the next time I'm passing through Lone Pine.

Pretty standard for Lone Pine:…read more Middle of the road flavors Way overpriced Dreary atmosphere Ok service. The medium "awesome combo" pizza we ordered had pepperoni, salami, Italian sausage, bell peppers, white onion, and black olives. It was $38. For a MEDIUM. It looked terrible in the box, like not presentable at all, and it tasted pretty average. The restaurant itself was very dimly lit, the menus were all missing pages, tables were dirty, and while the guy behind the counter who rang us up was friendly, everyone else on staff just gave out dirty looks. I would say if you really need a pizza in Lone Pine, save the cash and go get a DiGiorno from the market.