Village Grill

The food here is okay, definitely nothing spectacular or life changing. You don't get many options in National Parks so you get what you get. My fiancé and I got a chicken sandwich as well as chicken tenders and both were just eh. We definitely wouldn't get either again as there were hard bits on the chicken tenders as if it was double fried to seem fresh and the chicken sandwich was a small chicken breast so there was more bread than meat. The fries were good though, those were crispy. There's wildlife all around so it's nice to just sit and watch but remember, don't feed them! Keep wildlife wild!

One of the few places to eat during the visit. It is a busy place but it goes fast and te food is not bad at all. The chicken sandwich was a good portion, the burger a little on the small size. They were both good though.

The onion rings were very crispy and were piping hot. Thanks for feeling a long day of hiking ahead. Plentiful portions, and decent price. Also got the burger and chipotle chicken burger. These were meh. The chipotle chicken burger was pretty soggy and fell apart by the end. They tried to put some avocado, but it made the sogginess worse. Chicken itself was juicy and a good portion.

This was a pretty convenient spot in Yosemite Valley for a quick lunch. There are plenty of tables outside. Village Grill is located between the store and Welcome Center.It's kind of like a better version of a concession stand with burgers, hot dog, chicken sandwiches, etc.I had the battered fish sandwich and it definitely hit the spot for lunch. The battered fish was crispy and interior was flaky. It had cold slaw in the sandwich which added great texture and moisture. The fish was a bit thin but it was a good sandwich nonetheless.

Solid spot for a surprisingly good quick lunch in Yosemite. The veggie burger is NOT vegan, but the vegetarian chili is vegan. I had the chili and it was pretty good. Ordering was easy and we waited maybe 10 minutes for the food. I was told the burgers and grilled cheese tasted pretty good too.

IMHOI honestly didn't have high hopes for any food choices in Yosemite Valley, but Village Grill was a wonderful surprise. The queue moved well enough. While you wait, take the time to peruse the menu and are ready to order. Our cashier was smiley, super friendly and happy to serve us. We ordered the Batter-fried fish sandwich basket, $11.75, which comes with your choice of fries or a slice of watermelon, and the Angus cheeseburger, a la carte, $6.75. Grab a table while waiting for your number to be called. (Turnover is pretty fast so you shouldn't have problems finding a place to sit and eat.) We loved our food! Everything was very tasty and the portions "just right." Truthfully, we were very surprised at how much we enjoyed our food. My fish sandwich was hefty, hot, fresh and delicious! The same with my husband's cheeseburger. Yes, if we're ever visiting Yosemite again, we'll dine here again!

Don't feel like getting that grill going at your campsite? Just here for a day trip and just want some sit-down semi-fast food? At the Village Grill, just next door to the Village Grocery and soon-to-open Yosemite Visitor's Center in Yosemite Village, you will find burgers of various kinds, fries and simple salads and soft drinks. Service is efficient, friendly and they hustle behind the counter! Stand in line, order up, and find a picnic table out in front underneath the trees to enjoy your meal!Like everything else at Yosemite, the lines can be a little long on the weekends and Fridays. Midweek, no problem - step right on up in the offseason. Pro tip: Have someone in your family stand in line first, while the others go hit up the bathrooms in the building next door in the meantime. Due to that Art-deco font on the menu board, the menu is a little hard to read when you are in line. While the food here isn't going to wind up on any Michelin lists, there are a few favorites that I found to my liking here:Pulled Pork Sandwich: (4/5)Better than expected! Moist, tender and flavorful, not overly sweet, and actually pretty good for something from a burger stand! Soft and fresh burger bun with sesame seeds, like all the offerings here.Side Green Salad: (3.85/5)Very fresh, and a healthy amount of veggies for just a "SIDE" salad. You have your choice of either Balsamic VInegarette or Honey Mustard dressing. I enjoyed the Balsamic dressing, even though it was from just from Kraft! LOL.. Batter Fried Fish Sandwich: 3.75/5I had a bite of this, and it was pretty tasty. I liked the crunchy savory crust on the fish patty. The burger bun was soft and a good accompaniment to the fish.Onion Rings:Though I didn't order this, they looked really good! Sorry to the other tables for the side-eye! =)The Other Stuff:Angus Cheeseburger: [ SECRET DEAL!? or Meh? ]I ordered this with a side of their chili, and hey.. even though they clearly list a $5.75 VEGGIE-based Chili, off the menu, they have a BEEF CHILI just for such an occasion! For just $2 extra, you get half a bowl of chili to go alongside to slather onto your cheeseburger or fries! The only disappointing thing here is that the Chili was a bit watery and the burger meat itself while moist, just wasn't that tasty.. oh well, it was still okay I guess. 2.75/5..Maybe that Cowboy Western Burger is better..Kid's Menu options include a simple kid's cheeseburger for $8.25 or a grilled cheese sandwich for $7.75 each. Chicken Tenders too.. Once you order, you get a a number, and you wait 3-5 minutes for your grub to appear. Take your cafeteria tray when offered, grab some condiments and head off to the open-air tables outside. Tons of squirrels around but while they seem borderline courteous, it is best not to feed them.All in all, this isn't a bad place to grab a bite, but I strongly prefer the Pizza Deck back over at Curry Village. There is a Degnan's Deli a short walk away past the Village Grocery that might be worth a look too..

For a very touristy eatery in the middle of the park, the price is super affordable. The food came out very fast once you ordered. The food was good. The burgers are excellent. The plastic cups and cutlery are all compostable!

Fish was sold out I had the chipotle chicken and an extra patty no bun always great service always very helpful and courteous such a great team

The Village grill is cool spot in Yosemite Valley. The long can pretty long but they take every order till the line is gone even when they are closed. It has a really great vibe becuae its Yosemite so it adds to the ambiance of the entire place.The pulled pork sandwich was the best thing I had. It had nice juicy meat that was tender and the sauce was really flavorful. If I had a recommendation that's what it would be. The Chipotle Chicken club was good but it was kind of bland. Not bad just nothing special about it. Chicken was cooked well and the bread was soft and definitely could have used more Chipotle sauce. The fries were crispy but depending on how you like them you can add more salt and pepper.