The bartender is really nice and friendly. She gave us a ton of really great recommendations of…read moreplaces to check out. The food was your run of the mill but hard to judge off fried foods. Stop in and check it out. Beer is cold, TVs to watch the game, friendly service, and daily food specials.

Great people service, food and beer. Even better people. Would definitely recommend and plan on…read morereturning

Great local and small business tavern. Enjoyed my time, food, and the people. Nicely decorated.read more

Mediocre pub food served at a glacial pace. If you want to carbo load, slowly, this is the place…read morefor you.

"Whiskey, Wings, and Pool Sharks: A Local Survival Guide"…read more If you find yourself in Elkins craving good food, cold drinks, and a side of character, roll on down to Whiskey River. The place is pure West Virginia charm with just the right mix of country grit and friendly mischief. The food? Fantastic. The wings are sauced like somebody back there actually cares, and the burgers taste like they've seen a grill before, not a microwave. But be warned: the real action happens at the pool tables. You might think, "I'll shoot a quick game while I wait on my fries." Next thing you know, you're three games deep against a guy named Buck who swears he's "rusty" but just ran the table faster than you can say cue ball. That's when you realize the fries were ready 20 minutes ago -- and you've just been hustled out of your dignity (and maybe a round of shots). Pro tip: If someone offers to "let you break," kindly decline and protect your pride. Order another beer, tip the bartender, and enjoy the show -- because watching the locals play pool here is better entertainment than half the stuff on TV. Whiskey River is one of those rare places where the food's hot, the folks are real, and the laughter's louder than the jukebox. Just remember: eat first, then play pool. You'll thank me later.

I had an absolute blast here, Me and the grandkids went here and the kids loved the food, The care…read morethey take for their customers is astronomical! the ambiance of the place was a solid 10/10 the kids say. Would recommend, Will be back!

We stopped in during on what I would think may be one of their busiest days of the year, the…read moreSaturday of the Strawberry festival. This was our first time in town and what a fun day to experience the atmosphere. Service was quick despite the extremely long line. We kept it simple with coffee and matcha. Both were great. We loved seeing familiar Appalachian art and a cozy lounge corner. Also loved their concept of coffee and local beers, serving multiple crowds.

Stopped here after a college visit with my family. Service was quick and easy. We just popped in to…read moreget an iced latte before we hit the road. In addition to the staff being nice, a super generous local customer gifted us $20 to put in our newborn's piggy bank.

The Taco Salad was just mediocre. It was disappointing. The others in my party thought that the…read morefood was just okay.

Went to dinner here on February 13 and had an excellent experience overall. Our waitress Kylee was…read moreoutstanding--very patient, attentive, and made sure our order was perfect even with a few custom requests. The food was delicious; nothing disappointed, from the appetizers to the mains--everything was flavorful, well-portioned, and hot. The atmosphere felt cozy and welcoming too. Highly recommend this spot for a great meal with top-notch service. We'll definitely be back!

Very nice atmosphere and great food. Nice location to take your significant other or mom for…read moreMother's Day

The food was amazing! The staff was amazing! Brandy was our waitress and she took excellent care of…read moreus! I would highly recommend stopping in and experiencing this restaurant. The atmosphere was amazing and they play the best music!

Awesome!! Great musicians and wings!! Love love!! Great bartenders!! Woot woot! Bartenders are…read moregreat!! Musicians:!??? Amazing!

This is a nice clean, comfortable hotel with a funky vibe. You park outside your room. The bed was…read morecomfortable. The bathroom is nice and the shower has good pressure. They give you ear plugs in the room but I never heard my neighbors. The front desk is in the bar area. Everyone is welcoming and friendly. Bonus that you get 2 free drink tokens during your stay. Enjoyed my Old Fashioned and dessert. I would stay here again on my visits to Davis.

THIS IS TRULY TRAGIC. Holy crap, the difference an owner can…read moremake here... Full disclosure, this place has broken my heart and as a patron that has spent well over $10k here in the last several years I'm at a loss for words. I met my partner at the Billy - yeah that still happens - and its gutting and egregious to see such feckless owners swoop into this lovely Appalachian business and run this with the care one would expect from a a Wayfair adorned short-term rental. Yes, the bones are still good here, but the superficial facade of community runs as deep as the chipping yellow paint on the "Billy Arrow" outside. The new Billy, in my deeply storied opinion on West Virginia history, sees right through the propped-up idea of "community" and it equates to the long history of outside interest here in the Mountain State that saw countless greedy men move in to extract and exploit the resources of the good people of Tucker County. The good people of West Virginia. I see it everyday and its no more true then than it is now with the Billy Motel and Ish Kitchen. You can almost smell the lack of community awareness and grasp with every high priced pour of el Toro cocktails. Its sickening to see my favorite establishment in this state now owned buy careless ownership that at one hand talk about community, but stab their "own" in the back. Its not community focused. Big time. One would think an owner in a town of 600ish with about 15-20 potential employees that would work service would respect the roots laid out by those here. Those that came before. But, I digress, because as the former states, its all about making as much money as one can and screwing over the locals when one does swoop in as an out of state interest. Its so, so sad. I will no longer be spending a dime here and have canceled all future bookings as I had planned about $2k worth of lodging this Spring through Fall for work and leisure that brings me here from Fayetteville all the time. I am not saying its a bad spot and the locals there are doing their best, but just know this place is coal-baron full on and if they care so much about the community they so share I would love to see them put their money where their mouth is. But, as a native West Virginian, and if you know anything about the state, we all know that will not happen. Montani Semper Liberi (for the DC/AZ folks, that means Mountaineers are Always free )