Guidebook for Mariposa
Food Scene
Great for either lunch or dinner! The French Onion Soup is wonderful. My personal favorite is the Chicken Cordon Bleu or the Flat Iron Steak. During the busy season I would recommend making reservations.
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Charles Street Dinner House
5043 Charles StGreat for either lunch or dinner! The French Onion Soup is wonderful. My personal favorite is the Chicken Cordon Bleu or the Flat Iron Steak. During the busy season I would recommend making reservations.
Miriam, the owner and family friend, runs a wonderful restaurant. The Steak Diane is perfect every time I order it (and we're talking many times)!!! The ambiance is as great as the hospitality and local art work covers the walls. Lastly, they make a mean Moscow Mule!!
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Savoury's
5034 CA-140Miriam, the owner and family friend, runs a wonderful restaurant. The Steak Diane is perfect every time I order it (and we're talking many times)!!! The ambiance is as great as the hospitality and local art work covers the walls. Lastly, they make a mean Moscow Mule!!
1850 is a great spot for both lunch and dinner! Hannah and Jake (owners) provide an excellent eating experience, their menu is diverse with a little local flavor when ordering the Indian Fry bread or Fresh Trout as well as their beer selections (which are brewed by Jake at their local brewery). The fried chicken is a must!!!
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1850 Restaurant and Brewery
5114 Yosemite All-Year Hwy1850 is a great spot for both lunch and dinner! Hannah and Jake (owners) provide an excellent eating experience, their menu is diverse with a little local flavor when ordering the Indian Fry bread or Fresh Trout as well as their beer selections (which are brewed by Jake at their local brewery). The fried chicken is a must!!!
Castillo's serves authentic Mexican food that is hard to beat! Holly (owner) runs a nice clean restaurant and my husband has a soft spot (no pun intended!) for the Chicken Chimichanga. If you are like me, the chips and salsa tell the true tale of a good Mexican food restaurant and these won't disappoint!
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Castillo's
4995 5th StCastillo's serves authentic Mexican food that is hard to beat! Holly (owner) runs a nice clean restaurant and my husband has a soft spot (no pun intended!) for the Chicken Chimichanga. If you are like me, the chips and salsa tell the true tale of a good Mexican food restaurant and these won't disappoint!
High Country is both a full service health food store, grocery and cafe. Bob and Paula (owners) pride themselves in stocking gluten-free, vegan and organic food. The cafe offers many vegetarian and vegan items. If you are lucky enough to visit them on a day they are serving their Black Bean Enchiladas as a special, consider yourself lucky enough!
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High Country Health Foods
5186 CA-49High Country is both a full service health food store, grocery and cafe. Bob and Paula (owners) pride themselves in stocking gluten-free, vegan and organic food. The cafe offers many vegetarian and vegan items. If you are lucky enough to visit them on a day they are serving their Black Bean Enchiladas as a special, consider yourself lucky enough!
A hometown favorite and great supporter of our local schools, Pizza Factory always serves the best pizza around. The "Big R" special is a local favorite, accompany it with a pitcher of cold soda/beer as you watch the game on the well placed t.v.s. and you have yourself a perfect night!
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Pizza Factory
5005 5th StA hometown favorite and great supporter of our local schools, Pizza Factory always serves the best pizza around. The "Big R" special is a local favorite, accompany it with a pitcher of cold soda/beer as you watch the game on the well placed t.v.s. and you have yourself a perfect night!
Wonderful homemade pies (the Razzleberry is simply the best!!! ) along with many other baked goodies. Naomi (owner and sweetest lady in Mariposa) will also provide a packed lunch for a nice picnic along the Merced River or Yosemite Valley.
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Jantz Bakery
5067 CA-140Wonderful homemade pies (the Razzleberry is simply the best!!! ) along with many other baked goodies. Naomi (owner and sweetest lady in Mariposa) will also provide a packed lunch for a nice picnic along the Merced River or Yosemite Valley.
Mariposa Take N Bake Pizza
5081 CA-140Great sandwiches, pizza, salads!
Don Ruben's Mexican Restaurant
Mariposa Take N Bake Pizza
5081 CA-140Happy Goat Farm to Table
Pony Expresso Coffee House & Roasters
5182 CA-49Sticks Coffee
4993 7th StArts & Culture
Mariposa is considered to be the smallest town in America that has its own Symphony Orchestra. They perform throughout Mariposa and surrounding counties and have an annual breathtaking performance in Yosemite National Park. The Mariposa Arts Council is a great contact source for the performance calendar.
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Mariposa County Arts Council
5009 CA-140Mariposa is considered to be the smallest town in America that has its own Symphony Orchestra. They perform throughout Mariposa and surrounding counties and have an annual breathtaking performance in Yosemite National Park. The Mariposa Arts Council is a great contact source for the performance calendar.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Alley is located downtown Mariposa and walking distance from the Hilltop Cottage. It offers several beers on tap, delicious appetizer plates and a significant wine list.
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The Alley
5027 CA-140The Alley is located downtown Mariposa and walking distance from the Hilltop Cottage. It offers several beers on tap, delicious appetizer plates and a significant wine list.
The Hideout is listed as a bar but is much, much more than that! Built in 1890 and used by Chinese immigrants as an opium den it goes without saying you can feel the history when you walk through the door. The native rock walls give the impression you are mining for your own nugget of gold! It is a definite must see! Oh, and the beer is pretty tasty, too!
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The Hideout Saloon
5031 CA-140The Hideout is listed as a bar but is much, much more than that! Built in 1890 and used by Chinese immigrants as an opium den it goes without saying you can feel the history when you walk through the door. The native rock walls give the impression you are mining for your own nugget of gold! It is a definite must see! Oh, and the beer is pretty tasty, too!
The Grove House
4993 5th StSightseeing
Yosemite National Park
Places to see
Bass Lake Recreation Area
39900 Rd 222Sugar Pine Railroad, California, USA