Roadhouse Restaurant

The service is great and the food even better..I've passed thru here so many times and who would have thought I been missing out on this place ...just to get off the road for a few minutes and enjoy a hot meal ...is the best thank u see u again !

This is a decent place to stop while traveling up the 395 Hwy. The food was good, the service was FANTASTIC, we enjoyed sitting in the back bar area which my coworker mentioned was renovated about a year ago. I had the Southwest omelet and it was pretty good. As my side I ordered the biscuits and gravy and while the gravy looked a little watery it turned out to be very delicious. Grateful for a clean good restaurant on a long drive.

Perfect roadside cafe/diner. Simple good food. Clean. Friendly prompt service. Lots of choices and breakfast all day

Stopped here and on the way to hike up to Rae Lakes. Twas slapping hard. Got a tuna melt with side salad and two pancakes. Tuna melt was delicious, lots of butter on the toasted bread. Super tasty. Side salad was ehh. Got Italian dressing and it was not really Italian. Pancakes were hella good. Prices are super reasonable. Service was fast. I don't think you'll be blown away by the experience but a comfy spot for solid food.

Stopped here on the way back from Yosemite. Aaaaand damn was it a great choice! Tracy helped us with our dining experience and she was AWESOME! Her service and care made my family super happy and full. The food here is also very good. It has a wonderful small town diner feel. All the food selections you would want. We ordered 2 ribeye dinners. Very good value for the portions, quality and extras. We also got the chicken and fries basket. The tenders were also above average which made my kids happy. Tracy was TERRIFIC! We have some food allergies (no pork) and she was ontop of things to make sure none of the food contained any pork in anything. Tracy is very friendly, polite and respectful and we hope to give Tracy another visit in a few months. THANK YOU TRACY!!

Large menu. Excellent food, we had the meatloaf! Free WiFi. Breakfast all day. The dinner came with soup or salad and dessert. We were full but forced down the ice cream.

Keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheelYeah, we're goin' to the RoadhouseWe're gonna have a realGood time!!This probably wasn't the Roadhouse Jim Morrison was singing about in The Doors classic rock song, Roadhouse Blues, but who knows?I will tell you what I know about this place, though. It's my favorite stop on my frequent road trips to Las Vegas. I've been a loyal customer for nigh on to twenty years.Highway 58 used to take you right to the front door. But ever since they "improved" Highway 58, most trafiic whizzes by this cool little restaurant. You practically can't even see it from the highway now.So what makes this my favorite place to stop on my journeys across the desert?First off, this place is a like a big slice of American Pie. It has that old school diner vibe, with cozy booths and also counter seating. The waitresses are almost my favorite part of each visit. I just love those wonderful ladies! The waitresses here look the part, too. The whole restaurant looks like something from a Hollywood movie. The waitresses look they were sent from Central Casting. But they're not actors, they're the Real Deal.Now, in case you've never worked in a restaurant, let me tell you, it's gruelling work. Sometimes the waitresses here might seem a little curt or less friendly than you might expect. You need to have a little perspective, OK? If you're going to be the kind of customer that gets offended because you weren't greeted immediately and fawned over, get over yourself. Yeah, sometimes you have to seat yourself. Big whoop.Let me also add that the restrooms are dated, but in good repair and always very clean. There aren't that many places to stop between Mojave and Barstow, and more than once this place has saved me from an unspeakable fate.I have had many meals here. To be perfectly honest, some were good, some not so good. It all seems to come down to what you order. I have a peculiar knack for ordering the wrong thing, so I'm not going to give you any insight about what to order. But reading other reviews will give you more information about what's good on the menu, meal wise.What makes this a Must Stop Here place for me are the empanadas. Oh my god, you have to try these empanadas! They make two kinds, apple and pineapple. The apple empanadas are very good. But the pineapple empanadas absolutely kick ass. The pastry is so tender, so flaky. The dusting of cinnamon sugar on top gives the empanada a little bit of a crunch. And the pineapple filling is just the right combination of sweet and tart. In addition to the empanadas, there are a lot of other very attractive pastries in the little case next to the register. I always say, someday I'm going to try this one or that one, but I never do. I'm true blue. I always, always get the pineapple!The secret is, they're made in house. There's a Mom or a Grandma back there in the kitchen making these magnificent empanadas by hand. Again, I'm talking about the Real Deal here!If you stop by and get your empanadas to go, like I usually do, you can ask for them to heat the empanadas up for you. They're a million times better heated than straight out of the pastry case, so don't forget to ask for them to warm them empanadas up!One last thing: we all know how important it is to support local, independent businesses, especially in these weird (almost) post-Covid times. If you find yourself on Highway 58, please stop in here and spend some dough. We simply can't afford to lose any more of these pieces of genuine Americana.Mikey C says: the future's uncertain, and the end is always near...

An absolute gem of a pit stop. The food is DE-LI-CIOUS, service very kind and efficient. No nonsense dishes in a very clean "roadside" setting. We loved our omelettes and devoured the corn muffin. We even bought an extra one for the road. A perfect stop on a long road to/from Mammoth.

Very good omelettes and hash browns!The biscuits and gravy I ordered tasted like flour. Only flour. No flavor, so don't get that!I asked the server if they had fresh salsa. She looked at me like I was nuts and said no. Weird. W. T. H??? No salsa????Was that just lazy, or they truly don't make fresh salsa?I'll never know. Therefore, the 4 star instead of the 5 the cooks deserved. Place is clean and comfy.

Stopped at this restaurant on our way back home from Arizona , the place was clean , Their menu had alot variety which my family liked , and breakfast all day . We all ordered from breakfast items to seafood items. The wait for food was not long at all the items came out pretty fast. The food itself was good decent . Our waitress Veronica was so nice and attentive. Never once saw her not smile . Sadly we don't travel this road often but will make a note for whenever we do pass through again :)