Phenomenal little breakfast place. The food was amazing and cooked to perfection. Service was…read moreamazing. She even helped us with recommendations for our stay. We went on a Sunday but there wasn't any wait which was awesome. The inside just reminds me of just a small hometown cafe which I loved. ***This was probably the best biscuits and gravy that I have ever had in my life*** Love love loved this place, highly recommend eating here if you are visiting or even staying nearby. It's worth the drive!!

Can't really believe I've been missing this spot. It's an absolute gem. It is the best small town…read morefeeling place in town. The food was plentiful and delicious. Our waitress was just as sweet as she could be. It was perfect.

Food: surprised that the food was really good. Service: a…read morelady was training and her trainer both were very attentive and good Cleanliness (bathrooms included): this place needs a cleaning and renovation. The booths are torn with the under cushion coming out of the seats. Bathrooms were dirty. Just overall needs to be maintained better.

C.J. Maggie's is a basic bar-restaurant spot in downtown Elkins. The menu is large and varied with…read moreplenty of starters, sandwiches, and main entrees. During my several stops there over the past year, the food has been reliable though not particularly noteworthy. Overall, there are plenty of options here for a range of tastes. OK, then why three stars? I'm don't want to disparage this place but the consistent problem I encountered during three visits spread out over a year (most recently January 2025) is that they appear to enormously understaffed for both the size of the restaurant and breadth of the menu. On all three visits, food and drink orders took a long time to arrive. During the most recent visit with a party of four, two meals (same sandwich) arrived, followed by the third meal about 5 minutes later, and the last meal about 5 minutes after the third. Sigh. The staff members were uniformly nice, just seemingly overwhelmed. I will most likely will return in my next visit to Elkins, but as a party if one at the bar to see if there's a service difference. You'll get a good meal here, just be forewarned about possible service challenges.

If you're looking for home cooked food, this is the place to try. Inexpensive and tasty. Happyread more

I got an amazing dinner today from Downtown Dinner it was so good. Thank you. The man who delivered…read moreit said I would enjoy it, and he was so right.

I took my brother here and he loves it. Its close to his home and he likes to get put. The food is…read moreexcellent and the waitress was kind And prompt

We sat down and waited for 5 plus minutes for our waitress to take drink orders of people who came…read morein after us for her to walk past several times without even a word. I was ready to leave when they finally came to our table. Food wasn't that great either. Not a fan of this place at all

ordered grilled chicken & filet mignon salads. Chicken dry, steak tasteless, French fries burnt up,…read moregarlic bread cold not worth the $$$$ I see why it's a 3.5 star place, won't be back

A Steakhouse Worth Its Salt at Duke's…read more Last night, my experience at Duke's Steakhouse left me thoroughly impressed and eager to share. From the get-go, we were greeted with warmth, setting the tone for the evening. The friendly staff, led by our waitress who was an absolute delight with her humor and attentiveness, made our dining experience not just a meal but a memorable outing.We started with the shrimp cocktail, and let me tell you, the shrimp were not just large; they were colossal, fresh, and perfectly seasoned. It was a fantastic start that set high expectations for the rest of the meal.For the main course, we decided on the filet mignon and the Delmonico steak. Both steaks were cooked to absolute perfection, embodying the rich flavors and tender textures that one hopes for in a high-caliber steakhouse. The filet mignon was buttery and melt-in-your-mouth, while the Delmonico was richly flavored, juicy, and just the right amount of charred on the outside.Considering the quality of the food, the ambiance, and the excellent service, I found the pricing to be very appropriate. It's not just a meal you're getting at Duke's; it's an experience. Whether it's for a special occasion or just a desire for a top-notch steak dinner, Duke's Steakhouse delivers on all fronts. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

Such a cute restaurant in Belington. Inside is renovated and has a pleasantly surprising…read moreatmosphere. I ordered breakfast with ham, hash browns, eggs and toast. Their bread is homemade and exquisite. I had no idea diner toast could be so delicious. Portions are huge and prices are fair. They seem understaffed as our server was also the one cooking our food. She seemed a little rushed but that is to be expected with just one person working.

In foreign territory for us, we followed Yelp guidance to Dianne's - shuttered like a closed coal…read moremine. Helpful stranger said go to Batb's- thanks stranger. Barb's is a typical small town diner- not fancy, not gourmet but friendly efficient service and excellent food. Crisp fresh salad to start. House specialty meatloaf (very tasty and unusually soft, oatmeal?) with authentic mashed potatoes and uniquely prepared spinach ( may sound strsnge, but vinegar infused and surprisingly tasty) - top not entree. Grest selection of pies- we chose a luscious raisin walnut, so yummy. .Stumbled on Barb's but unlikely to forget it for a long time

The Dailey Grill is located in the historic Dailey Trade Center, a stone building that was the…read morecenter of the Tygart Valley Homesteads, a New Deal employment community. The history of this community is fascinating. There is a lot of community pride from people who grew up in Dailey and you will more than likely find someone willing to talk to you about it if you stop by the Dailey Grill. The space has contained a restaurant, albeit under various names and owners, continuously since it was built in the 1930s. There are photos throughout the restaurant of the buildings and families who were part of the homestead. The menu is diner food (soup, beans, meatloaf, reubens, grilled chicken, sandwiches, dinner specials, etc.) at great prices. Definitely a great place to stop if you are in the area or passing through. It is about 10.5 miles south of Elkins on Route 219.