Cafes in Mammoth Lakes

“Mammoth’s best kept secret. We chanced upon this food truck while looking for some quick and easy breakfast and I consider ourselves lucky to have found it. Service is great, the crepes were spot on and the eating area in front of the truck is very airy with ample seating and good parking options.“

“Pretty good place. I had their matcha latte a couple times and it was good, but even when unsweetened, it still tasted somewhat sweet for some reason. Maybe the oat milk was pre sweetened? It was still pretty good, just sweeter than I'd have liked.“

“Bloody Marys are masterfully crafted, perfectly peppery, and just the right amount of spiciness. The Mill is the perfect on mountain spot to grab a drink and hang out in a lounge chair. I got an order of the chili cheese fries and was pleasantly surprised!While there's not a lot of indoor seating, there's plenty of outdoor hightops by the bar that open up quickly as well as patio tables and lounge chairs closer to the lifts.“

“This is a GREAT place where to learn about the mountain ranges of Mammoth, it's geological history, and the wildlife that is indigenous to the area. It is small, but packed with info--if you have the opportunity, listen to the ranger of this interpretive center. A nice stop at the summit for those not skiing, or if you brought young ones for the (360°) view.“

“The staff are amazing, super friendly! The coffee is smooth, no bitterness. The coffee drinks are always consistent. love this place!!!“

“The ice latte I got here was delicious! My husband also really enjoyed the spiced apple cider. My only complaint about this place is the lady who served us gave us some odd glances that made us feel a little unwelcome. Despite that, I would still go back.“

“For many years, long before it was called the outpost, I've enjoyed outdoor lunch at the bottom of Chair 14. Very relaxing and laid back, it is a great place for a rest and to soak up some sun while taking a break from the skiing. A warm sunny day and low wind is a must as there is no wind break or inside seating. There are ample and clean restrooms available, and like all places in Mammoth free water. They've added a take out bar and the take out food stop keeps changing the name, it is currently called the Melt House, but the food is always good. You can bring your own food and drinks and just relax at the picnic tables. I've never seen it so crowded that you couldn't find somewhere to sit, and most people don't mind sharing their table with you. The have added a fire place in the last couple of years but that is usually crowded. Since it is far away from the Main Lodge, it is rarely crowded and it does feel like you are getting away from it all.“

“Food was decent. My meal was tasty but not killer. Would eat it again, for sure.

The thing that made me really happy was how bi-cultural/bilingual the place is. The service is very fast and efficient, which I super appreciate, but when the server hit me, a white dude who is literally in the middle of an unwanted move back from years in Latin America, with a "¿Todo bien?" about my meal, that was like a hug from a stranger. More than half of the clientele was Spanish speaking.
Is the whole town like this? Gonna have to vacation here if it is.“

“Always a treat when coming to Mammoth or passing through, we make sure to stop here and it never disappoints. My family got the coffee and was delish also, this time around I chose Garlic and Rosemary almonds as a snack, they are Delish!! They also have some cool stickers now which I had to grab a couple. Until next time!“