Grant Grove Restaurant

I had Panini and french fries after 2-day hike (total 18.2 miles, 4700 feet elevation gain). That means food is delicious. I always like eating American burgers/sandwiches after a big hike. Only burgers and sandwiches. If you don't like American food, it's not for you. but I really like here!

If it was not for the location in the park,  this place would surely be out of business.
I really regretted not looking at the Yelp reviews before going there.
I had a ridiculously small and sad spinach salad with only a few spinach leaves (probably from a bag) and a few walnuts and berries for $12.95.
I decided to stop the experience  here, as the rest of the menu looked really boring and expensive. I left this place hungry and feeling like I have been robbed.
Unfortunately this seems to be one of the only option in the park. If you are at one of the campground around, you better buy something at the supermarket next door and cook something yourself.

National Park concessionaire restaurants are never wonderful places, but I've never seen a place as poorly run as this. You'd get better food and service if you went into the forest and waited for a bear to come by and crap on you. There doesn't seem to be anyone manager-like running the place, so it was run on the night we visited by three waitresses who didn't enjoy their jobs and were in the middle of an extended fight with the befuddled boy seating people. We waited 10 minutes to be seated in a practically empty restaurant, then waited another 10 minutes for a bitter waitress to bother showing up. She brought us pieces of charcoal to eat about 20 minutes later, then told the befuddled host boy that she was leaving, and that he could have whatever tips she might get. I never stiff a waitress, but neither she nor the befuddled boy got anything from us. If you absolutely must eat, drive the 40 miles to Fresno. It's worth it.