DEATH VALLEY RESTAURANTS
​Visiting Death Valley you should bring enough water whether you are doing a day trip or staying overnight. Groceries are pretty expensive in the park, in particular water … no wonder since this is how to make money in the desert!  Nevertheless there are some restaurants close to the motels and hotels. But don’t complain about the prices - I told you.

Restaurants in Death Valley - Inside the National Park
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49er Café, Furnace Creek Resort, Highway 190, Death Valley
Entrée: $12 – 25. Decent and simple dishes covering typical American bar food! Have a closer look on the tables. Death Valley maps are painted on them with funny icons for each sight.

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Toll Road Restaurant, Stopevine Wells Village, Highway 190,
Death Valley
http://www.escapetodeathvalley.com/restaurant
Entrée: $12 - 25. All American favorites, such as steaks, ribs, burger in a Cowboy-styled atmosphere.

Restaurants in Death Valley - West of Death Valley

​Next to my recommendations there are also a supermarket and common fast food chains and other restaurant chains located in Bishop.

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Whiskey Creek, 524 N Main Street, Bishop
http://whiskeycreekbishop.com/
Entrée: $10 – 20. All American favorites in a Westerly atmosphere. The restaurant has a nice patio you can easily spend the whole evening in summer. Don’t miss the Mammoth microbrewery beer and the burger while in Bishop!
Erik Schat’s Bakery, 763 N Main Street, Bishop
http://www.erickschatsbakery.com/
Delicious European style breads, pastries, homemade jams and honey you shouldn’t miss. This is not a place for dinner, but for breakfast or lunch. Alternatively I would just stop by picking up some bread and pastries to sweeten your drive to Yosemite or Death Valley.

Restaurants in Death Valley - East of Death Valley
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Mon Ami Gabi at Paris, 3655 Las Vegas Blvd. South,
Las Vegas
http://www.monamigabi.com/vegas
Entrée: $15 – 30. US restaurant chain serving a French menu. Mon Ami Gabi is located on the opposite of Bellagio’s fountain. Try to get a spot on the patio or inside the restaurant at the windows peaking at the fountain during dinner. A bit expensive but the food is good. Try the ‘Steak Fritte’.
Taqueria Canonita at Venetian, 3377 Las Vegas Blvd. South,
Las Vegas
http://www.canonita.net/
Entrée: $ 12 – 20. Delicious and affordable Mexican fare aside the Canale Grande inside the Venetian. While dining here in this artificial but still marvelous setting Gondoliers are passing you singing typical Italian songs. 
Lagasse Stadium at Palazzo, 3325 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas
http://www.palazzo.com/lagasse.aspx
Entrée: $10 -20. Modern Sports Bar with a huge arena and big screen and small booths. Next to great sport broadcasting Lagasse serves delicious American fare.