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Village Lodge
Hotel with both rooms and apartments right next to the gondola lift up to the Canyon Lodge ski area. A separate micro community in the town with plenty of restaurants, stores and even a heated outdoor pool. There is also good accommodation such as Tamarack Lodge and the Mammoth Mountain Inn in the same hotel chain.
Village Lodge
1111 Forest Trail, Mammoth Lakes
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53 Kitchen & Cocktails
Very popular hangout with a cocktails list to accompany the restaurant's prizewinning burgers. Live band at weekends. Don't forget to book a table.
53 Kitchen & Cocktails
Minaret Road Suite 153, Mammoth Lakes
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Gomez
Après ski in skiwear isn’t such a big thing in Mammoth, but restaurant and tequileria Gomez has happy hour all afternoon when many guests relax after a day's skiing. Tacos and margaritas are, naturally enough, the order of the day in the evening.
Gomez
100 Canyon Boulevard, Mammoth Lakes
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Campo
Italian and no mistake, but which sources regional raw materials from the whole of California. Don't miss pizza from the wood-fired oven from Naples. All under the watchful eye of Chef Mark Estee.
Campo
Minareth Road Suite 240, Mammoth Lakes
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The Mill Café Photo: Mauro Rongione
The Mill
The best place on the slopes. Very strategic location at 2,600m, between the Canyon Lodge and Main Lodge skiing areas. Very reasonable lunches with plenty of BBQ and fresh salads in front of the fire. More relaxed party atmosphere outside with sunloungers and bar counter.
The Mill
1 Minaret Road, Mammoth Lakes
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Old New York Deli & Bagel
The best place for bagels and coffee in Mammoth with a big choice of bagels. Come early and decide what you want quickly, otherwise you'll have countless snowboarders breathing down your neck.
Old New York Deli & Bagel
Minaret Road, Suite 105, Mammoth Lakes
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Photo: Mauro Rongione
Skadi
The only fine dining restaurant in Mammoth Lakes, run with a warm and welcoming hand by Ian Algeröen of Norwegian descent. Scandinavian tastes, plenty of smoked and air-dried dishes on the menu, but prepared with French finesse by a highly trained chef with a tongue twisting surname. Food he calls High Alpine Cuisine.
Skadi
94 Berner Street, Mammoth Lakes
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