The Green V

Even though it looks like nothing their coffee is actually really good. Became a morning routine before the lifts started. They also have nice juices.

Over-​fucking-​priced!
I know this is Mammoth Mountain, but still. Hubs and I got a 12oz Soy Latte with an extra shot of espresso and a 16oz Americano. Came out to $ 13.50
And the kicker was my latte was still weak even with the extra shot.
The girl working the counter was really nice though. So an extra star for that.
Now we know where NOT to get coffee on the mountain.

EXCELLENT FOOD, and friendly helpful employees!!!

Holy kale! $ 8.71 for a 12oz Green V juice! No wonder the price wasn’t displayed! What a shock it was when it came time to pay. I could have bought the same ingredients and made a whole pitcher for that price! But I’m not at home or the farmers market so I suppose they can rip you off.
Juice wasn’t even made to order. A giant pitcher of the Green V was already sitting out. All she had to do was ladle in the liquid gold.
Employee was friendly and the juice is decent… though I may still have a bitter taste in my mouth from giving up my first born child to afford it.

They have delicious gluten free goods, and real ingredient juices and smoothies. Slow service but a gem for a ski resort for sure. Keeping me shredding and then recovering all day long.

The only Juice Bar in Mammoth Resort Area. They lack a lot of fruits (e.g berries) so if you really to power through the day, just stick with the menu. I like their Green V, despite being overpriced. However, you don’t need a whole gallon just to get the benefits.

Wow! Mammoth is stepping up to the plate and creating real food that is nutritious and yummy. I mean, you burn so many calories on the slopes why waste it away and eat a bacon cheeseburger? Plus there are so many people who have restricted diets these days. They have plenty of vegetarian options for lunch and gluten free treats for after. They also have a fresh juice bar. Many of the dishes sounded yummy including, the edamame salad and the polenta lasagna however I opted for the eggplant and parsnip biryani, which was smothered with a curry sauce over white rice. I did think this was strange – perhaps they should have a brown rice option, as it is much healthier. I also ordered a orange and pineapple fresh squeezed juice.
I enjoyed my meal and it was light and gave me the energy I needed to get back on the slopes and ski another couple hours, instead of weighing me down!

Really pricey for the type of food. I had the potato spinach curry and a $ 7 coconut juice total $ 17.18. Not too bad for healthy food place in a chalet, though I think the prices could be better.

Yay! A spot in Mammoth with vegan and healthier options! I was tired of evading pizzas, hot dogs, barbecue, and gross fries.
Tried some of the mac n’ trees, which is dairy-​free and although a little less heavy than the «real» version, it’s very tasty. Be warned that all the entrees sit in a cold case and are microwaved to order, though still very good!
They also have a fresh juice bar priced similarly to those back at home (substitutes are allowed), as well as vegan/​non-​vegan desserts! They just opened last month, so if you haven’t been to Mammoth for a while, stop by for some different comfort food.