Best Restaurants in The Village at Mammoth

The Village at Mammoth is a fantastic place to enjoy before and after your Mammoth Lakes adventures, with dining, shopping, and events available in every season.

In the summer temperatures are just about perfect for renting a mountain bike, perusing the shops, or letting the kids play in a giant sandbox while sipping a drink on one of the many restaurant patios. Free movie nights and concerts really bring the space to life, paired with stunning alpine sunsets in the backdrop.

The winter season is just as magical. Just steps from The Village Gondola, The Village is a convenient après-ski hub for grabbing a drink, settling in for a meal and soaking up the lively atmosphere after a day on the mountain.

Here's a guide to Restaurants at The Village at Mammoth.

Restaurants in The Village at Mammoth

From quick coffee stops to full sit-down dinners, here's a guide to dining in The Village at Mammoth.

Black Velvet Coffee

Craving a caffeine fix? Black Velvet Coffee in The Village at Mammoth is a great spot to cozy up with your favorite hot drink and treat yourself to one of their irresistible fresh, sugar sprinkled waffles. If you're a coffee connoisseur, you'll be happy to know there are plenty of Coffee Shops in Mammoth Lakes to fill your trip with a memorable and eclectic sampling, each with their own unique vibe and style.

espresso machine with white cups on top in a coffee shop

Burgers Restaurant

Burgers Restaurant has been delighting guests for over 50 years with its fresh-ground burgers and relaxed mountain lodge atmosphere. The menu features standout favorites like the Mammoth Burger, Durham Ranch Bison Burger, and Pork Baby Back Ribs. Guests love the friendly staff, fast service, and generous portions. It’s a fun, casual spot where great food, tasty cocktails and good vibes come together.

Clocktower Cellar

Clocktower Cellar is a cozy, underground pub nestled beneath the Alpenhof Lodge, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere. With an impressive selection of over 180 whiskeys, 26 beers on tap, and 50 bottled brews, it's a haven for beverage enthusiasts. The menu features classic pub fare like burgers, tater tots and chili fries. Complete with a pool table, foosball, and jukebox, it’s clear why this is a favorite spot to unwind after a day hitting the slopes or hiking the big peaks. Happy hour happens daily 4 pm to 7 pm.

Gomez Restaurant & Tequileria

Gomez’s Restaurant & Tequileria offers classic Mexican-American cuisine, including tacos, burritos, fajitas and enchiladas. Tequila lovers will find a seriously impressive collection of around 1,000 bottles to choose from, covering the entire wall behind bar and beyond. Gomez's serves margaritas so large and legendary, you'll want to grab a few snapshots before slurping them down. In the summertime, a large patio and kids' play area make this a great spot for outdoor family style dining. Make sure to save room here for one of Mammoth Lakes' Best Desserts!

Mexican food dishes on a table with large margaritas

Hugs Ice Cream

There are few things sweeter than choosing a scoop or two of ice cream from the large selection of flavors at Hugs Ice Cream. Or create your own cookie ice cream sandwich—a Hugs Ice Cream signature dessert. This darling little shop has rotating flavors like Honey Lavender or classics like Cookies and Cream. There's something to delight every palate. This is an easy choice for grabbing your sugar fix as you peruse the many shops or catch some free live music in The Village.

Lakanuki Bar & Cafe

Lakanuki Bar & Cafe is one of Mammoth Lakes’ most popular stops for drinks and dancing. From après ski until closing time, the tiki bar has a laid back island vibe at 8,000 feet in the mountains. Local DJs spin music on the weekends and bands play on the stage for special events.

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Mammoth Pizza Co. & Slice Bar

Mammoth Pizza Co. & Slice Bar serves up giant, handcrafted slices made with house-made dough, sauces, and premium toppings like pit smoked ham and marinated organic heirloom tomatoes. Whether you're grabbing a quick slice or hanging with friends for a whole pie and a cold drink, it’s the perfect post-adventure fuel for pizza lovers. Don’t miss their daily happy hour from 2 pm to 5 pm.

Old New York Deli & Bakery Co.

Order a bagel or breakfast sandwich from the large menu at Old New York Deli & Bakery Co. Not only is this deli one of the best spots to grab breakfast, it's the perfect one-stop shop to simultaneously get a to-go deli sandwich for lunch, leaving you prepared for your full day of outdoor expeditions.

The Patty Shack

The Patty Shack serves up sizzling smash burgers, crispy fries and mouthwatering milkshakes, all in a fun, retro 80s ski movie-themed setting. After a day of unreal explorations in Mammoth Lakes, stop in for daily happy hour specials, featuring $15 burger combos, $15 beer buckets, and $13 boozy milkshakes from 3 pm to 4 pm or 8 pm to 9 pm.

Pita Pit

The Pita Pit in Mammoth Lakes offers a fresh and flavorful alternative to typical fast food, serving up customizable pitas, rice bowls, and salads packed with lean grilled meats, vibrant veggies and bold sauces. Favorites like the Chicken Bacon Ranch and Super Greek are popular choices, while vegetarian and vegan options like falafel and hummus cater to diverse dietary preferences. With quick service and generous portions, it's a go-to spot for an easy and satisfying meal.

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

Apples dipped in caramel or chocolate and then smothered in candy are a specialty at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Or, reward yourself with chocolate truffles and other sweet treats after a big day of unreal mountain activities and sightseeing.

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Shelter Distilling

A stylish place to gather with friends, Shelter Distilling offers elegant cocktails crafted with its own spirits distilled in house. You'll also find wine and even house-brewed beer, making it one of the Best Place to Grab a Beer in Mammoth Lakes. Check their social media for live music nights that further elevate the already charming atmosphere.

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Side Door Wine Bar & Cafe

In addition to serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, Side Door Cafe and Wine Bar offers coffee and espresso, and an extensive selection of wines by the glass. For those with a sweet tooth, choose from twenty different dessert crêpes as you unwind from a day well spent in Mammoth Lakes.

Smokeyard BBQ and Chop Shop

Smokeyard BBQ and Chop Shop delivers classic American barbecue and steakhouse dishes, all served in a casual yet elegant atmosphere including an open kitchen and lively bar. Guests rave about the fall-off-the-bone St. Louis ribs and tender tri-tip, complimented by house-made sauces like mango-habanero and sweet chili. With daily happy hour specials from 4 pm to 6 pm and a 100" screen for sporting events, this laid-back family-friendly spot is perfect for grabbing a nourishing meal.

Toomey's

Toomey's in Mammoth Lakes is a vibrant, chef-driven restaurant where gourmet flavors meet a relaxed mountain vibe. Founded by Matt Toomey—originally known for turning a gas station eatery called "The Mobil" near Yosemite's east entrance into a culinary landmark—his restaurant in Mammoth Lakes now delights guests with signature dishes like wild buffalo meatloaf, and lobster taquitos. Visitors rave about the warm, attentive service and generous portions. Whether you're craving a hearty lunch or an indulgent dinner, Toomey's delivers a delicious, feel-good experience.

Vulcania

Enjoy the comforts of Authentic Italian cooking with a modern flare complimented by a carefully curated wine and cocktail list. From Food Network stars and James Beard finalist Bryan Voltaggio and his Michelin-starred brother Michael Voltaggio, Vulcania offers a timeless dining experience. Find more culinary gems that'll leave a lasting impression in our collection of fine dining options.

Apricity

Coming soon, fall 2026: The Westin Monache Resort in Mammoth Lakes will reopen its newly remodeled signature restaurant under a new name, "Apricity," replacing the former Whitebark Restaurant & Lounge.

Plan Your Visit to The Village at Mammoth

Whether you're grabbing a quick bite between adventures or ready for a full evening out, The Village at Mammoth has something for every appetite. Browse lodging options nearby and make it easy to walk to dinner every night of your stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

What restaurants are in The Village at Mammoth?

The Village at Mammoth has 18+ dining options ranging from casual coffee shops and pizza spots to full-service restaurants like Vulcania, Whitebark, and Toomey's, plus bars like Shelter Distilling and Lakanuki.

Is there happy hour in The Village at Mammoth?

Yes. Several restaurants offer daily happy hour specials, including Clocktower Cellar (4-7pm), Mammoth Pizza Co. (2-5pm), Smokeyard BBQ (4-6pm), and The Patty Shack (3-4pm and 8-9pm).

Are there family-friendly restaurants in The Village at Mammoth?

Yes. Gomez Restaurant & Tequileria has a kids' play area, Smokeyard BBQ is family-friendly with a big screen for sports, and several casual spots like Pita Pit and Old New York Deli work well for families on the go.

How do you get to The Village at Mammoth?

The Village Gondola provides easy winter access, and the area is also reachable by the free town shuttle or by car with parking available.

Your Guide to Restaurants in The Village at Mammoth