Location: Groveland
Top Restaurants in Groveland
- 1. Charlotte Bistro & Bar
- 2. Evergreen Lodge at Yosemite Restaurant
- 3. The Rush Creek Lodge Tavern
- 4. Iron Door Saloon and Grill
- 5. Tangled Hearts Bakery
- 6. Kevin and Randi's Old Fashioned Meat Market
- 7. Pine Mountain Lake Country Club Restaurant and Bar
- 8. Priest Station Cafe
- 9. Hungry Bear Cafe
- 10. Lucky Buck Cafe
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10. Lucky Buck Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
The Lucky Buck Cafe is the on-site restaurant for the Yosemite Westgate & Buck Meadows Lodge, located in Buck Meadows, California along the Highway 120 Northern Gateway Entrance to Yosemite National Park. One of the closest restaurants to the the western
Reviewed By GPBurdell67
We really liked our first visit to Lucky Buck. Service was quick, the food was good and prices were reasonable for California. Unfortunately, we went back two nights later and had some issues: flies attacked our location near the window so we moved a few tables away (problem solved), but the food on visit two was lacking.
9. Hungry Bear Cafe
Reviewed By sbray
The restaurant is set up so you order you food at a counter then it's brought out. We sat for 25 minutes waiting for our breakfast then after seeing other parties who ordered after us getting their food, I asked if there was a problem with our order. I guess it had just been sitting there because when we got it, it was just about cold. The server I told about both coffer dispensers being empty gave me an annoyed look rather than saying she'd fix it. Obviously this place knows it doesn't have to try because more tourist will just continue to come in. Just a bad experience. Not recommended.
8. Priest Station Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
re-opened 08/2009 - Priest Station has been owned and managed by same family for 6 generations
Reviewed By 983maryamn
We stopped by late afternoon on a rainy day on the way back from Yosemite National Park. The staff was warm, welcoming and accommodating. The food was excellent, well-prepared and delicious. They had a beautiful rose garden with magnificent flowers. It was a relaxing meal with beautiful setting.Thanks for the kind words.
7. Pine Mountain Lake Country Club Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Our 16,000 square foot restaurant and lounge overlooks the Pine Mountain Lake Golf Course with majestic views of Yosemite's peaks. The outside deck is perfect for outdoor dining, cocktails or your special function.
Reviewed By LewiEngland
I must warn readers that this venue is about to close for a major refit and won't reopen until early spring 2019. I've seen the plans for the new look interior to this restaurant and if the reality is anything like the pictures, then it will look wonderful. The service here is very friendly and unpretentious. We were a party of 8 and I had particularly wanted to try the 30 oz tomahawk steak. Several other members of our party ordered the same requesting varying degrees of 'doneness'. Our meals all arrived at same time and each was cooked as ordered.
6. Kevin and Randi's Old Fashioned Meat Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By williamLF
Randy and Kevin are two of the nicest people and also run a great deli and Meat Market.My favorite breakfast item is the bagel and Lox - classic toasted bagel with great smoked salmon, tomato, onions and capers with a smear of cream cheese!The chicken salad sandwich is really good with nuts and grapes to round it out!Their grab and go salads are also great!
5. Tangled Hearts Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
We are a small, locally owned bakery that makes everything from scratch with our own hands. We serve a full breakfast and Brunch menu that includes delicious, healthy and unique options.
Reviewed By NoCalDad
Wanting to try something different than the lodge restaurant, I stopped in for breakfast at this rustic eatery, just outside Yosemite NP off Hwy 120 between Buck Meadows and Groveland. Diners were enjoying a mild morning on the outdoor patio (overlooking the highway and hillsides across it), and I was anxious to join them. Ordered up the spinach burrito which was satisfying if a bit on the underseasoned side. A lot of character and rustic charm for about $10-$15. Would eat here over any chain or roadside grease pit an day of the week.
4. Iron Door Saloon and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 751 reviews
Reviewed By 747jodies
I found this place online and we made a stop on route from SF to Yosemite as it seemed an interesting place to visit. Its in a very old fashion quiet town and was exactly as we expected it to be. The food was surprisingly good aswell. Worth a visit if your passing nearby
3. The Rush Creek Lodge Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
At Rush Creek Lodge we take our cues from our surroundings, so our food speaks to our iconic location. You can look forward to American dishes with a California approach â sensibilities and ingredients that are fresh, thoughtful, delicious and environment
Reviewed By Kelly F
We were staying at their sister facility and after a day at Yosemite, we decided to switch it up and try this place for dinner. We werenât disappointed. Service was slow and not the greatest....but dinner and then lunch the next day made up for their lack of service (even lunch server was slow and kept vanishing). Everyone enjoyed their meals, salads and appetizer. Lunch was also pretty excellent, one of the best turkey sandwiches Iâve ever had! Not horribly pricey and a slightly larger variety than their sister companyâs menu.
2. Evergreen Lodge at Yosemite Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 416 reviews
Evergreenâs Main Lodge is where youâll find breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a variety of settings. Choose from a cozy dining room, an old-west front porch, a classic tavern or an open-air covered and heated patio overlooking the main plaza and surrounding
Reviewed By RdV88
Food was very good and service excellent! Wine selection pretty good too! Vegetarian & vegan options available, I had a bean burger - it was good and the fries were excellent. We shared an appetizer of hummus, olives and pickled chili peppers-excellent, biggest olives I have seen. The risotto with mushrooms & Parmesan was very good. Servings generous.We had arrived in Yosemite earlier in the afternoon and went to explore Hetch Hetchy, on the way back to our accommodation we stopped here for dinner and really were not expecting much. This was our best meal in Yosemite! We ate at their newer sister establishment but prefer it here
1. Charlotte Bistro & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 346 reviews
Owners Doug & Jenn Edwards run the Charlotte Bistro & Bar, located in the historic Hotel Charlotte located just outside of Yosemite National Park. At the Charlotte Bistro our approach to food is simple, we cook what we like to eat. Our philosophy is to cr
Reviewed By Explore315654
Him = risotto.... me = duck...absolutely dilish.bartender was fun.. Kate our waitress was so nice..wine tasting going on upfront and made friends with the staff.. was honored with a free bottle of wine..owners Finn and Brenan are the best...
