The Pine Cone Cafe
4.8$· InexpensiveBeloved mountain diner along Highway 108 near the Yosemite region
While no cafe by this name exists inside Yosemite National Park boundaries, The Pine Cone Cafe operates in nearby Mi-Wuk Village along CA-108. This cozy roadside eatery is famous for its hearty breakfast plates, including omelets, corned beef hash, and fresh homemade biscuits with gravy. It serves as a popular stop for travelers heading toward the Sierra Nevada and northern park access routes.
Expert notes
- Arrive early to avoid long lines during peak hours.
- Check the daily specials for unique offerings.
- Bring your own reusable containers for takeout to reduce waste.
- Inquire about gluten-free options if needed.
- Enjoy the outdoor seating for a scenic dining experience.
- Try the coffee; it's a favorite among many visitors.
- Don't forget to ask about dessert options!
- Be mindful of park regulations when dining outdoors.
Features
- Coffee
- Family-friendly Environment
- Outdoor Seating
- Pastries
- Seasonal Menu
- Takeout
- Vegetarian Options
- Wi-Fi Available
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