
A tribute to the Old West, the Roosevelt Lodge Dining Room is located inside the historic and rustic Roosevelt Lodge. It offers hearty American fare in a charming lodge setting. Don’t miss the famous Rosie Baked Beans. Grab a seat before or after your meal in front of the cozy fireplace or on the rocking chair-lined porch.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 101 Roosevelt Lodge Rd, Mammoth, WY 82190
Phone: (307) 344-7311
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Reviews
Burger was lukewarm. Kitchen did not have pickles. All they could bring me was a few slices or tomato and odd shape onion.
Chicken was cold and had to be sent back to kitchen.
Ribs were ok and better of the 3.
The lodge is nice and has a nice bar and sitting area. Would suggest to stay away unless they improve.
No internet and wifi in this area. Basically cut off.
Only half the room is used for seating so space is limited. Expect to wait.
Dinner was great. I wish I took pictures of the delicious food. It was wonderfully presented. Servers were very accommodating to guest especially young ones. Prices here are on the higher end but it is what to expect and the value is there for the location of the restaurant and ambience. We stayed until they closed and didn’t feel rushed. Thank you again to the wonderful staff.
This lodge provides one of the better offerings here. They don’t take reservations so you should show up early especially in peak season.
The food, while will not be winning James Beard award anytime soon, is quite good, it’s more than you can ask for around here. Prices are ok, serving size reasonably large.
Parking is not difficult. There are cabins here, a small general store, and you can even hike a bit before or after your meal.
Be aware at this time they are short handed and wait times can go over an hour. We all waited over an hour and then enjoyed our hamburger, bison burger, nachos carnitas, and chicken enchiladas. The staff was polite and courteous; doing the best they can bring short handed.
Very few places in Yellowstone to sit and eat; the gift shop next door sells sandwiches as well.
We had the pork carnitas, half chicken, and trout dinner. All were delicious and hit the spot!
However, when it came to the food, it left much to be desired. Regrettably, there weren’t many vegetarian options available. I opted for the fried green tomatoes, chuck wagon corn, and a house salad. The tomatoes were passable, but the corn and salad were quite disappointing. If I ever return to the park, I won’t be revisiting this establishment.