Mt Whitney Restaurant - Lone Pine, California

dennis F.

I really liked this Lone Pine iconic restaurant. Kind of an old western, bar/cafe... I thought there was a certain kind of charm to the place. First of all, I got there late for dinner hour around 8:30pm, and I quickly ordered up a soup & sandwich combo. The waitress was very friendly and prompt and seemed to be serving both the dining room and bar side as well. So along with an imported Mexican beer, I had a toasted BLT & corned beef soup. No complaints on the food at all and a cold bottle of beer really hit the spot.
I would say the menu is what you would expect with American fare but I would also like to add that this place seems to do things the right way.

Bottom Line: 8.7 out of 10

Scott F.

Really cool restaurant, the service was great. Candace was a great waitress and was very attentive, she provided great recommendations and provided excellent service. I ordered the Beef dip and it came out hot and plentiful. The overall experience was great and would recommend this restaurant to anyone passing through.

Christian H.

Had the beef tips. It came out piping hot. Our server was absolutely amazing. She came between our table outside and four tables inside and didn't miss a beat. Nice covered patio that's dog friendly with beautiful views. This is a great stop if you need a break from the road.

Darlene M.

Food was good although one of the dish was quite salty. We informed the waitress to advise cook. Candice was awesome. She was alone but informed everyone while serving so that helped ease the impatient customers. All in all good food and friendly staff. I’d come back. Thank you for the discount!!

Juan F. C.

Fantastic place in Lone Pine, typical American Deep East, with good burgers and good beers. Very friendly and fast waitress service. After crossing Death Valley, it tasted wonderful. I loved how it was set, with dedicated photos of many actors, from typical Western movies. Totally recommended.

Laura D.

The service here was great and friendly. The food is average, American diner sandwiches and burgers. The house salad was good but the roast beef was dry and bland. Mashed potatoes, turkey and gravy was also fine but the deep fried corn seemed old and reheated and not really edible. The western decor fits the town.

Reckord K.

We were on the road heading home after our trip to Tahoe and needed to find dessert. It was 840 and the restaurant closed at 9. They welcomed all 5 of us to enjoy their menu. The kids had sundaes and we shared a peach pie a la mode and carrot cake. All were delicious! The server was very friendly and the next time we are in the area we will try their "best burgers in town".

Ashley J.

After a long day this place hit the spot. Burgers are great, onion rings are great, and beer was cold. The male server with the baseball cap was fantastic. Would absolutely eat here again