Guidebook for Mariposa
Food Scene
Upscale yet casual Savoury’s is the best restaurant in town. Black lacquered tables and contemporary art create tranquil window dressing for dishes like caramelized pork chop prepared with Sierra cider, pan-seared scallops with ginger and orange zest, Cajun-spiced New York steak with pan-seared onions, and crab cakes with cilantro-lime aioli.
94 locals recommend
Savoury's
5034 CA-140Upscale yet casual Savoury’s is the best restaurant in town. Black lacquered tables and contemporary art create tranquil window dressing for dishes like caramelized pork chop prepared with Sierra cider, pan-seared scallops with ginger and orange zest, Cajun-spiced New York steak with pan-seared onions, and crab cakes with cilantro-lime aioli.
Pizza Factory
5005 5th StPizza here is very good
This place also has a very good restaurant food very good , and conveniently located between Yosemite & my house, so no need to go out of your way to Mariposa
19 locals recommend
Yosemite Bug Rustic Mountain Resort
6979A CA-140This place also has a very good restaurant food very good , and conveniently located between Yosemite & my house, so no need to go out of your way to Mariposa
Happy Burger Diner
5120 CA-140Drinks & Nightlife
Good beer & and some nights a fantastic live band! The pizza is also excellent. Not the cheapest but it was worth every penny.
70 locals recommend
The Alley
5027 CA-140Good beer & and some nights a fantastic live band! The pizza is also excellent. Not the cheapest but it was worth every penny.
Sightseeing
The Mariposa Museum & History Center is a wonderful community museum. We spent several hours there with one of the volunteers. He knew a lot of local history and helped us through the artifacts. We learned so much about the Goldrush that was never in our history books.
73 locals recommend
Mariposa Museum & History Center
5119 Jessie StThe Mariposa Museum & History Center is a wonderful community museum. We spent several hours there with one of the volunteers. He knew a lot of local history and helped us through the artifacts. We learned so much about the Goldrush that was never in our history books.
Parks & Nature
It is located on the Merced River near the confluence with Bear Creek, 5 miles north-northwest of Midpines, at an elevation of 1138 feet. It is accessed via a bridge over the Merced River that connects Highway 140 with Briceburg Road.
There is camping and hiking
15 locals recommend
Briceburg
It is located on the Merced River near the confluence with Bear Creek, 5 miles north-northwest of Midpines, at an elevation of 1138 feet. It is accessed via a bridge over the Merced River that connects Highway 140 with Briceburg Road.
There is camping and hiking