Curry Village Dining Pavilion
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I love stopping in the Seven Tents Pavillion whenever I can make it to the valley and having a Tuolumne Smash and a cheese burger.
Found this late after overpaying for food in the gift shop which is in the front of the building.
They have different choices each day and prices were not bad for what you get. The food was actually pretty good, but that could have been we were just back from a day of hiking and were starving?
Staff are mostly friendly, we did get a older guy on the last day that didn't seen to be enjoying his job, but the younger staff were all friendly and willing to chat when...read full review
We were able to get our food within 10 minutes on a Sunday night. We ate at Bar 1899 and each had a smash burger and a beer. It came to around 50 bucks with tax
Hours
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
The Curry Village Dining Pavilion offers a warm and spacious dining hall with ample seating and convenient amenities. While the ambiance is pleasant, the food receives mixed reviews, with some finding the options limited. However, the friendly staff and comfortable accommodations make Curry Village a popular choice for visitors to Yosemite.
The dining room is large, with plenty of tables and chairs, but it can get quite crowded. The food is generally okay, with different choices available each day. Prices are a bit on the higher side, with a meal for three costing over $90, including soups. Despite these minor drawbacks, Curry Village remains a convenient and popular dining option for those exploring Yosemite.
The staff are mostly friendly, and they are a great resource for pointers and suggestions on places to see while visiting. The dining hall offers a variety of options, including grab-and-go items, dinner plates, and even ice cream. The portions are generous, so visitors should come hungry. While the dining hall can be busy, the lines keep moving.