***Inexpensive beer*** We visited earlier this month. We had the roast beef (substituted provolone instead of cheddar) and salmon sandwiches. They were fine, but wished the salmon wasn't a cold sandwich. The best part was the inexpensive beer. Since they could've charged a lot more it was nice to have an interesting selection of canned beers below $3 for pints and below $2 for 12oz. Will grab a few more to try next time.

When visiting Yosemite, I stopped at this place and got this very yummy sandwich. If you want to try something in the park i recommend here!

I came here on a weekday afternoon and it wasn't too busy (didn't have to wait long in line and easily found a table) but there was a sizable group of people at the various lines (coffee, hot food, registers). I opted for one of their cold sandwiches because they were all 50% off (sell-by date was the day I was visiting) so it was a pretty affordable option. The sandwich was alright but it's very much similar to the prepared sandwich you would get at your local grocery store (can fill you up but not amazing). Though they do have a lot of food options so I definitely recommending coming here if you're in Yosemite.

Had hummus sandwich, all vegan - was very decent. Wasn't super expensive, 9 bucks for a decent sized sandwich. Austin has been more expensive than that, Peet's is in the same place too for a quick coffee. This place also has very clean restrooms.

Pretty standard cafeteria style food! They serve Peet's code and sandwiches, carry chips, etc. they also serve "Yosemite water." I got bagels here. The bagels were good, filled to the brim with cream cheese as posted in the photos. :-) Service was fast as we came early in the morning, and staff were nice! The ambiance was really nice as well, there's a fireplace and lots of seating.

I went last year for sandwiches, and today, went for coffee and quick snack. 1) Clean and modern look 2) Bathroom very clean and modern 3) there is a fireplace there, which is nice, when weather is cold 4) Employees/workers there are super friendly. 5) Ordered sandwiches, the sandwiches are very good. and good to take outside for picnic. 6) They also sell bowl of chills, not sure whether there are other soup option or now. 7) I don't know how crazy or crowded in summer. I went in May and last year went in april, not that crowded. And today is big rain, still have a lot of people.

I was pleasantly surprised by just how delicious and satisfying my chicken caprese sandwich turned out to be! Service was friendly even with a bit of a wait as they toast each customer's sandwich before moving to the next. The coleslaw, though teeny tiny, was also good and paying cafeteria style was quick. The line got super long behind me so timing seems like a factor. I was able to grab a table with a view of the fireplace and thoroughly enjoyed my chicken caprese toasted sammie!

Degnan's is a great spot to grab some food before or after your hike. We went for breakfast and it wasn't too busy. There were seats and tables inside next to the fire. Wish they had some music or better lighting to make it more lively though, it felt like a library. I'm not sure if it was just our timing but it was a lot less crowded here than the Village Cafe because of the location and it's a little farther away from the parking lot. It's basically cafeteria style here - order from the menu then pay at the checkout kiosk. The burrito could've been wrapped better but it was a good size and came out fresh and warm. Just needed some kind of salsa or hot sauce!