These caves were very interesting, and beautiful. I had never visited a cavern before and this one…read morewas a great first one to visit. It was very easy to get into and did not disappoint.

The friendly staff and tour ways perfect for all ages. The info signs along the way helped. We…read moreenjoyed the gift shop and did the gem mining before leaving.

This place has lots of personality to be so high up and away from other people and businesses. The…read moreday I visited they had a Blue Grass band and a fair amount of tourists stopping in. If you're brave and healthy enough, get a ticket to walk the stairs of the lookout tower. It's an experience you won't regret!

Cutest little country store I've ever been in! great prices and the nicest older man working.read more

What a great idea for a rest area! It's kind of like an art fair that's always open. Pottery,…read moret-shirts, jams, glassware -- there's even a window where, if they're working at the time, you can even watch glassblowing. And, there's also a food court if you're hungry. A nice stop along the road.

I recently had a trip and I was so excited to stop for a late lunch. It has been at least 2 yrs but…read moreprob longer since I've been here. I used to travel and stop here often and it was amazing. The craft area of handcrafted merchandise has become not as sophisticated and high end workmanship. I noticed that change the last time I stopped through so that was disappointing. I used to often browse for gifts but that time nothing much to see. But on to my main thing -- the food. I'm actually heartbroken that now it's not in any way what it was. I learned that a few years back The Greenbrier Hotel stopped operating the dining room. And it shows -- they have remodeled and added tables. You no longer go through the cafeteria w the chance to see the grill and the food. And the food is pretty low to average score. The fried green tomatoes used to be pan cook w cornmeal and now battered and deep fried -- terrible the vegetable plate used to be amazing but barely edible. The cornbread used to be a large tender square delish but now a couple of tasteless muffins. My plate was served quickly and the food was barely warm. My friend's meal was very average, the salmon. The other was the soup and a side vegetable. Again average. I'm not sure why they lost The Greenbrier but it's not worth the cost. Still a nice place to walk around and stretch your legs but the food isn't worth the price and the crafts not at a high level. So a very disappointing meal. So you've been forewarned. All good things must come to an end.

They are so friendly and helpful and have so many really cool pieces from local artists. I…read moredefinitely recommend stopping by and having a look around. I saw so many things that I personally wanted but also got inspired for special gift ideas. It also help's support small local business it's a win win!

From the owner: Artists and crafters collective displaying the skills and creativity of the Appalachian region of…read moreVirginia and West Virginia

Quaint little gift shop connected to a local pharmacy. The gift shop has the cutest collection of…read moreholiday items ! Each holiday the store carries classy items that make the store a local favorite place to shop. Connected to the gift shop is a pharmacy with a fabulous little lunch cafe that serves fresh sandwiches and burgers on the grill. Everyone that stops in seems to know each other and the family feeling makes the whole shopping and dining experience a pleasant one . If you're in the Va area this is definitely a place to stop and have lunch and shop !

I needed to find a copy of a commemorative book honoring a local photographer, Mel Grubb. I emailed…read morefrom Florida, received a prompt reply within the hour, spoke by phone, and the book is on the way. Service doesn't get any better than this from Santa's Chief Elf! Thank you so very much.

I stopped by the Beckley Travel Plaza on my journey to my parents. I needed to use the restroom and…read moregrab lunch. First stop, restroom. There were lots of stalls and it was clean and smelled fresh. There was an ATM machine in the hallway outside the restroom. There were several restaurants including Popeyes and Wendy's as well as Starbucks. I ordered a single with cheese at Wendy's. There were several people waiting so I checked out the Mountain State Market to look for some Marshall University items. The store sold huge popcorn containers as well as several different sauces and preserves. There were West Virginia t-shirts and other items like mugs. They also had and over the counter drug section. My single with cheese was ready in about 7-8 minutes. Then I was back on the road again. I would stop here again as I liked the various options and the wait wasn't bad considering how busy it was.

Tony and I stopped at the newly remodeled Beckley Travel Center. They have a Wendy's Popeyes and…read moreStarbucks. Big clean bathrooms! Extremely large and airy building!

Nice gift shop conveniently located within the national park. It's a one stop shop if you're…read morevisiting the park . They have items you might need during your park visit like bug spray , water and sunscreen . They have a huge selection of national park themed gifts . They have a pressed penny machine . They have an ice cream shop ! The ice cream shop has lots of sweet treats to choose from . The shop is locally owned and has been in business long before the national park was opened . Check them out !

Awesome gift shop! Lots of things to look at or purchase! & the shop was priced fairly!read more

This is the best Capitol gift shop I have ever been to! Located in the museum building (not the…read moreCapitol building). Soft and amazing t shirt designs, plenty of ornaments, post cards - all the kitschy local stuff- just perfect! There are 2 free regular parking spots for the gift shop with a one hour limit in the ADA lot but employees must park there because on multiple days they were taken. Parking is super cheap with the meters, you just have to walk across from the other lot.

Nice gift shop inside the state museum . It's big and stocked with a variety of state themed…read moresouvenirs and local products . Lots of variety from local wines and honey and maple syrup to blown glass , books and candles. If you are a pressed penny collector , there is a machine inside the gift shop with four different designs - the cost is 75 cents + one penny.

Stopped on the way to Pittsburgh with my sister, Michele. TDC was rated high and happens to be…read moreclose to my MILs house in Beaver. I was surprised to find it in the same building as a Dollar General. We ordered firecracker shrimp as a starter and Michele got the Chicken Parmesan with a side salad and I ordered a Porketta sandwich, which is marinaded pork tenderloin, with a side salad and BC dressing. The server was very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant was nicely decorated and seems very casual.

Wow, what an amazing find in the hills of WVa. (That's insulting to the locals so I apologize.)…read moreI ordered the falafel pita with a side of house made chips and a dip of the house made hummus. The falafel were wonderful and highly recommended. This wasn't my favorite hummus, not as much flavor as I like. Needs lots more lemon but that's my taste. Beautiful pita. RRR tried the chicken lettuce wrap and loved it. I tried a bite of the chicken mixture and it was really great. The Sticky Toffee Bread Pudding was just too tempting so that had to be tasted. Delicious with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.