The Eatery at Mammoth Brewing Company
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Don’t get the onion rings. My wife and I asked to sit inside after backpacking the Mammoth Mountain to Twin Lakes trail, but were told that I would have to leave my backpack outside, so opted to sit outside. We ordered four beers, hamburgers and a side of onion rings. The burgers were good, but the onion rings were mostly deep fried breading. The food delivery waitress was hardworking, but ordering food was awkward via the QR code so we opted to order from the bar instead....read full review
Food was much better than expected. Sitting outside at a fairly busy intersection is not the best place to eat. Somewhat annoying that when ordering using the QR code at the table forces you to give a service tip before you can complete the order. Of course the tip is calculated from the amount spent on food. What has that got to do with the type of service provided.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 8:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 8:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 8:30PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 8:30PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 8:30PM |
The Eatery at Mammoth Brewing Company offers delicious food and reasonably priced beers with unique flavors. The owner goes above and beyond to ensure guests have a positive experience, even if there are occasional long waits. Vegetarian options like Falafel dishes are available. The orange creamsicle and peanut butter beers are highly recommended for their tasty and distinctive flavor. The bar has a lively vibe, with quick service and cheerful staff. Popular dishes include "Lil Sweeties" sweet potato tots, Nashville Hot Style Popcorn Shrimp, and the Damn Good Burger with ground brisket and smoked gouda. Guests often enjoy a 45-minute wait but can order online via a QR code for convenience. There are about 30 parking spots outside, making this a must-visit spot in the village. The atmosphere is friendly, with nice vibes and fast service. Guests appreciate the tasty sweet potato tots and the tender beef birria, while some find the burger meat a bit bland and the beer cheese very beer-y. The fried brussel sprouts are surprisingly fantastic, and the gyro tacos with out-of-this-world gyro meat are a big hit. The naan taco shells add a unique touch. Overall, visitors find this place amazing, praising the service, the gyro meat, and the delicious root beer on tap. However, recent experiences highlight some issues with the ordering process and food quality. One guest noted that the QR code ordering system can be confusing and asking for tips before service isn’t ideal. Despite this, once the food arrives, the flatbread pizzas—pepperoni and BBQ chicken—are fresh with crispy crusts and flavorful toppings, standing out compared to typical chain options. The BBQ chicken flatbread was especially enjoyable, though the bill for two pizzas was on the higher side for a casual meal. The atmosphere, friendly staff, and good beer keep guests coming back. Some visitors have experienced less satisfying meals, like a Caesar salad with overcooked chicken or an average burger, but the staff’s efforts to address issues and the great vibe make it worth visiting. Overall, The Eatery provides a lively experience with tasty food, excellent beer, and a welcoming environment.