Browse menus, reviews and photos of Bars in Death Valley.
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Death Valley National Park, 51880 CA-190, Death Valley
Customers’ favorites
“Genuinely great food. Me and my father had the bison burger and it was delicious. Fries were very crispy, everything felt fresh, and the couple of people working there were friendly and courteous. A little pricey but have definitely had much worse for much more. About 40$ for a bison burger meal and a couple draft beers.”
Bar · $$
Death Valley National Park, 51880 CA-190, Death Valley
Customers’ favorites
“Great place to stop for lunch after a morning hike. We ate at the bar, which I love to do when traveling. Food was excellent, staff was great (look for Matt Damon’s brother). Prices seemed reasonable ($16 for a burger, $9 for a premium draft - Pacific Coast IPA). Decor is well suited to the area.”
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Hwy 190 S, Death Valley
“I so enjoyed my first day lunch that i went two more times while visiting Death Valley. Service was fun, attentive and comfortable. Server sang along with the great western music. Tried the Mugilan Burger, Links sandwich and Hot Dog over the three meals. All very good. Not a golfer, however love the 19TH.”
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