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    Wild Rose Tavern

    3.3 (25 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated a few days ago

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    Catherine C.

    While we were in Death Valley, staying at Furnace Creek, we had a couple of tasty meals at the Wild Rose Tavern. ... and some tasty beers too. Walkable to our hotel room, the restaurant was super convenient and the food was good. Service was friendly, the food was tasty, and if we find ourselves back in Death Valley National Park, we'll definitely eat at the Wild Rose Tavern again. Ambiance-wise, we were in Death Valley... it's Beautiful!

    Italian tuna melt
    Airi G.

    It wasn't our first choice to dine here, but we had little to no options for something quick and affordable. The menu was small with only 9 options in total. I wouldn't have minded that except that the portions are so small for the price point and quality. My family ordered the pizza, which turned out to be a personal-sized flatbread cut into four pieces. I opted for the rosemary chicken sandwich with country-style potato salad and the chicken was dry. The service was also very slow and it took over 30 minutes for the food to arrive. It's a table service restaurant but you seat yourself when walking in and wait for the server to arrive at your table. There's some entertainment in the center of the seating area and most of the tables were taken, with a lot of the bar seating available.

    Club sandwich & macaroni salad (great sandwich, okay macaroni)
    James W.

    After stopping at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, we walked over to the Tavern. At 2pm they said they had a limited menu but we found some good choices. This is located in the Oasis Inn by the golf course. Service was attentive & the food was excellent. We shared the club sandwich & shrimp salad. Being a tavern in Death Valley, it has a rustic saloon vibe. Sports on multiple tvs, game tables & darts, a great place to take a break. We are staying at the Furnace Creek Campground so having a great meal before hitting Zabriskie Point was nice.

    Prickly pear margarita, John Daly, chips and salsa

    Quick service, yummy food, and gorgeous backdrop for a quick lunch in the park. We split the barbecue chicken flatbread and turkey sandwich. Furnace Creek is a must stop!

    Eli V.

    Wild Rose Tavern is nestled in an oasis resort within Death Valley National Park. It is near the gold course. Finding it wasn't the easiest as it is in the very back of the complex. The staff were friendly and attentive. I opted for the burger which came on a pretzel bread and a side of chips. The burger was cooked just right and was flavorful with the sauce and green chiles (not spicy). Fixings are provided on the side I also ordered a "furnace creek mule" (Moscow mule) which was tasty and made to perfection. This visit was a little splurge as I was camping at the campground next door and within walking distance. I am glad I did!

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    Gman F.

    There are two entries for the wild Rose tavern for some reason so I'll probably post this review twice. First of all the hours are wrong on yelp. It was already well closed when we popped in and turned out they were still serving food well after 7 PM. They had a limited menu image attached. But all the other restaurants are either closed or had hour plus waits. Simple food done well. Being able to walk in and still serving food is a major bonus.

    Cheryl K.

    Best views on the property. New menu as of 11/20. Portions are generous, especially the salads. Flatbread pizzas feed 2. Food was really good. Good service!

    Chili w. tortilla chips
    Stephanie R.

    This tavern is on the property of The Ranch at Death Valley. We stopped in during our pool day for a quick lunch & break from the heat. We started with a bowl of chilli & for entrees we had the chicken caesar wrap & a turkey club no bacon. The chili was a big serving full of flavor & the sandwiches were exactly what we were hoping for. Our server was friendly & we had a nice conversation about the other National parks that she has worked at previously.

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    Great paninis! The pepperoni pizza bread was way too burnt. Other than that great ambience and food comes out quickly.

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    Service was a little slow, but the server was really nice. Food was ok, the chips and salsa are store bought, so I'd pass on those next time

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    Last Kind Words Saloon

    3.1(142 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$$

    We came here on an unusual rainy afternoon in January. We hadn't made a reservation (the rain…read morealtered our plans), so we got there when they opened to make sure we got a seat, and we were seated promptly. The service was excellent - our server was very friendly and personable, chatting with us and making recommendations when asked. Everything arrived promptly and as requested. (For instance, I ordered a cocktail with our appetizer and also asked for a glass of wine to be brought with the steak, and the timing was perfect - not always the case when you ask for something to come 20 minutes later.) The food is basic "steakhouse" food - no bells and whistles, and nothing to make it unique, but the steak was delicious, and the sides were perfectly fine. It certainly hit the spot after a day of hiking and exploring. It's expensive, as one would expect in a remote location like this. In normal circumstances, the value wouldn't be there to make it worth visiting... but in the middle of Death Valley, I'll take it! I would go back if I was staying the night again for sure.

    Came here for dinner on a Friday evening. We were seated right away, but they were fairly busy. If…read moreyou know you're coming for dinner on a weekend I'd probably go the reservation route, but know that they don't do same day reservations. Our service was fast and friendly. I had the roasted chicken, which was quite tasty, particularly the sauce it came in. However I was pretty disappointed in the portion size, particularly given the prices are pretty steep. The size of "veggies and potatoes" was 3 small cuts of a potato and 2 similarly sized cuts of a carrot. The chicken portion was essentially just a leg. The entire area has a bit of a theme park feel to it with pricing, but this felt pretty egregious for $29. Our entire group had a similar takeaway, though some others didn't find theirs as tasty as mine was. I'd pretty strongly recommend against coming here, the sports bar nearby is a far better bang for your buck with probably slightly better quality of food

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    The Hubb

    4.7(63 reviews)
    45.8 mi
    $

    The food was exceptional and well made. Staff was very attentive and paid attention to all of our…read moreneeds. Bathrooms were very clean and sanitary. Atmosphere was very positive. Great affordable prices. Scrumptious desserts too. Easy to read menus. Seating was very comfortable as well. Parking was easy to deal with. Overall a 5 Star Setting and Rating. Karaoke was very entertaining and enjoyable as well. We will definitely be returning to repeat this very enjoyable evening again. Everyone was extremely accommodating and super polite. William Yakel visiting from Fort Lauderdale Florida.

    My dad died in Pahrump, so my family and I had to come out here to take care of things. There's…read morereally no other way we'd come here voluntarily. We'd heard from the locals, The Hubb is some of the best food in town and is a popular watering hole for the younger (under 70) crowd. The lady who served us for lunch was rude and seemed bothered we came in. Eventually she brought us our drinks and gave us a heavy sigh as she explained she didn't know why the restaurant was even open for lunch because she had too much to do to prepare for the evening shift. A second older woman brought our meal out (Taco Tuesday special) and tossed it onto our table without saying a word. The ground beef Caucasian tacos were over seasoned but generally edible. The service was absolute trash. My tip was reflective of that. If you have to visit Pahrump, bring your own food and cook at home, in your Air BNB.

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    Bighorn Grill - Fries, giant pretzel with beer cheese sauce and gyro

    Bighorn Grill

    2.7(54 reviews)
    66.9 mi
    $$

    There are two cafés attached to the ski lodge section. One is more of a café with cofffee, drinks,…read moreand light snacks and this one is the restaurant option. You have your basic burgers, chicken, hotdog, and easy food to scarf down after your day of skiing. There's only one person working the line, so it pretty long during lunchtime with this being the only real lunch spot as an option. I went with the western burger with onion rings. The wait was a little long for it and Service was just all right. Price range is a little high for a burger, considering the quality and size. It seems like when you buy the day pass you get a $10 credit per person which can't really buy you much.

    Way up high sitting at over 8000 feet you will find this restaurant in the new lodge that they have…read morebuilt here at Lee Canyon. After a hiking the Upper Bristlecone trail, we were a little famished and decided to stop here for a bite before heading back down the mountain. The weather was perfect and we opted for patio dining. I have dined here twice and the food is good. This time I ordered the fish tacos and beer. We were served pretty quickly. My tacos were decent not incredible but then again I was up in the Spring Mountains not near an ocean. My beer was satisfying although I am not a fan of pale ales but when it's all they offer, one has to make sacrifices. Let me speak about the bar. My husband and I were both so excited to see that they had preserved a portion of the original bar that used to be here before they renovated and built the new lodge. After skiing, we would always stop in here for a shot or two of Jagermeister. Happy they saw it fitting to preserve some Lee Canyon history. The best part of dining here is the views. You are completely surrounded by the gorgeous Spring Mountains that make up our ski area - Lee Canyon. I love it in the summer up here as it is so pleasant compared to the rest of the valley with temperatures consistently 30-40 degrees cooler than the city. Service was efficient not overly friendly. Weekends get really busy up here so thank goodness that the resort has a huge parking lot. See you this summer Bighorn Grill!

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    Bighorn Grill - "Super busy" restaurant. Took over 45 minutes to get our hog fries only to receive fries with chunky, dry, and cold pork

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    "Super busy" restaurant. Took over 45 minutes to get our hog fries only to receive fries with chunky, dry, and cold pork

    Wild Rose Tavern - pretzels - Updated May 2026

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