Casual local spot to enjoy some beer and just hang out with the option to watch some sports or sit…read moreoutside in the fresh air. Very local, anti-commercial feel, in the best way.

Honestly, I don't like the beers they make and they have yet to have a sour on tap when I'm there…read more That being said, such a cozy place in the summer and they have great food pop ups

Came here after doing the bridge walk and we were so glad we did. Plenty of parking nearby and it's…read morelocated in a cute area with lots of other stuff around. Seems like a nice place to watch a game. They have a great beer selection and we had a burger and their poutine. Everything was really tasty. The only reason I am not giving five stars was because it was very hard to hear/talk to each other and then the service was also not the best. Even though we were sitting at the bar service was very slow and we were mostly ignored.

Cool place for Fayetteville. Very warm and welcoming staff and food was super high quality. Awesome…read moredrink selection, happy to see such a cool spot in the area

we really like the atmosphere and the woman who was managing. It was extremely friendly and took…read moregood care of us. I have two suggestions one of them is really critical for them . We ordered a $15 rectangle Detroit pizza, which was absolutely superb. However, they serve such a flimsy, plastic knife and fork. You can barely cut through the pizza much less eat it! I am emphasizing "strongly" that the business invest in better plasticware. My friend had a Diet Coke that was served in a can with a straw and it wasn't very cold. They don't provide ice, which is also a bit of a problem for people who like cold soft drinks. Also ice is pretty much necessary in water and some people like to also put it in their white wines. Other than that, what a great little restaurant downtown, Charleston is lucky to have them

Tony and I decided to give Short Story Brewing a try for our Valentine's Dinner. We found on street…read moreparking quickly only a few short steps from the entrance on this Rainy Sunday Afternoon! The building (though Vintage) was Open, Bright and Airy! A major plus to this Seasonal Depression Sufferer! We went to the bar to place our order! We opted for the Knotty Boy Garlic Knots for $10 & the Fully Loaded Detroit Style Pizza for $15I had a bottle of water and though he was very disappointed that it was ONLY their WV Craft Beer served, he went with what the bartender recommended (closest to a PBR & Budweiser that they offered ) for $5.50, total with taxes & Tip was $42. We were surprised that the food was out in like 15 minutes. We fully expected to wait since Detroit Deep Dish normally takes 30 minutes to 45 minutes to cook fully. This led us to believe it was PAR BAKED for faster Customer Service which to many is NOT A PLUS! The Garlic Knots were very doughy and extremely dense in texture. Not a fan! The service was fast and friendly but for the atmosphere, price and the fact they are trying to be trendy, the paper plates & plastic cutlery was a BIG NEGATIVE!! I know myself even if Melanac Hard Plastic for plates is okay, but I want true Silverware!! The sauce has a really Great flavor and the cheese pull was very nice on the pizza. The sauce served on top, a big big plus!! I live in Ripley, WV and drove 35 minutes one way to enjoy this meal, but the question is...would I do it again?? Probably NOT! I give them a 5 out of 5 on atmosphere and ambience they nailed that! I give them a 4 out 5 on Customer Service because the food came too fast!! I give them a 3 out 5 for the food, the sauce was perfect but everything else about taste and flavor was a hit and miss. The score might have been higher if I had left off the Knotty Boy Garlic Knots!! The beer though I tasted it wasnt bad but Im not a beer drinker, my hubby was very disappointed so thats 2 out of 5 stars and the tableware scores a zero!! I wasn't on a picnic and the paper and plastic screams picnic or lazy kitchen staff to me!! So, would I recommend? I must say overall, 3 stars out of 5 stars! I recommend you go and decide for yourself!

THIS IS SOOOOOOOOO good! the atmosphere was impeccable and the slushies were amazing. the service…read morewas great they were so kind and friendly. and the food was impressively so comforting.

Really cool atmosphere. The location is very convenient but u feel like u are out in the woods!…read more Had three different beers, all fall types and all three were excellent. Owner very friendly! He actually did a lot of the construction himself and does all of his own brewing! Make sure to ck it out!

Holy sh*t this is excellent pizza! Never did I think as a NYer that hat is love And eat Virginia…read morepizza but I do! The fig goat cheese and prosciutto is so good! The dough was so good well done guys! We'll be back. Also love how dog friendly it is and next to free folk brewery to get a tasty brew and old fashioned

I love a wood fired pizza from fresh dough! I opted for the prosciutto & arugula pizza but I'm…read moreconfident you couldn't go wrong with any of the options. Service was quick and friendly - order at the counter and take a number to your table style service. We were in town for bridge day weekend (stayed at Babcock campground) and loved having this spot close by to enjoy. They had a few bands playing and it was a lovely evening. Great addition to the community!

My husband and I stopped in here for dinner and some beers last month while we were in town hiking…read moreat New River Gorge with our dogs. We sat outside at the picnic tables so we could watch the Pacers game without our phone being too loud on the back patio and annoying other guests and to let the dogs chew on some bones and have plenty of room to sprawl out. We split a pizza and cheese curds and each had a side salad. The salads were HUGE and super fresh, we both loved them and it was a nice balance to the pizza and cheese curds. The pizza was thin and crispy and just what we wanted after a long day on trails. And you can never go wrong with cheese curds (it was also a huge portion). We each LOVED our beers! I had a sour gose and my husband had an IPA. We only did a couple of beers there because it was cold outside and we didn't want to stay super late, but I would go back here in a heartbeat. We were going to stop in and buy some canned beers to take back to Indy with us before we left town, but ended up not being able to because they are closed on Tuesdays. I hope to see them at Total Wine & More or as a guest tap at another brewery one day so we can have them again.

Huge selection on tap! Bar is small but the rest of the place is big plus the huge outdoor area…read more The food is amazing. Everything we had seemed home made.

Had a great lunch today at Whistle Punk Grill. Was traveling from Charleston to Marlinton and…read moreneeded a late lunch. Saw that they were open at 2pm and had a Nancy Hart burger. The egg was done just right and the fries were as well. My second time here in the last couple years. I'll make it a point to return.

Very very good food and great service! We will be back! They also have a great beer and cider…read moreselection! We will be back!

Always a must when in West Virginia!!!…read more Bought this nice corduroy hat and ask for Jack!!! He is the nicest and most knowledgeable bartender who gave us recommendations and makes us feel so welcomed. I am not a beer drinker but he listened to what I might like and I had the Schoenwinkel and it was delicious!!! A MUST place to go and ask for Jack! Hope to be back soon!

The porter was excellent and a real highlight, and my wife enjoyed her red ale as well. The chips…read moreand dip weren't anything special, but the drinks made up for it. The staff was friendly, though clearly overwhelmed by the post-protest crowd. Overall, it was an okay experience, but if you're conservative, you probably won't feel very welcome here.

Absolutely amazing! Very unexpected find deep in the heart of Appalachia but the food is…read morephenomenal. Outdoor seating was very nice and clean. The staff were all extremely friendly. Their hours are semi limited so plan ahead and make sure they're open but I can't recommend enough.

Helvetia is a small quaint town that originated from Swiss settlers. The Hutte restaurant has…read morewonderful, homemade food and we had the sampler plate with chicken (with delicious pineapple), bratwurst, their own sausage, parsley potatoes, butter green beans, sauerkraut, homemade bread and local cheese with homemade peach cobbler for dessert. The restaurant decor makes it so unique too. The cook and waitress were wonderful and stayed open for us later since we were delayed getting there. It is located about 30 minutes west of Mill Creek. A great place if you want to experience some European charm. Check their Facebook page or call for their open hours.

Best bar, best service, in greenbrier Valley.....10 stars live music and 10 tv's for sports.... a…read moremust see place....Queen of hearts contest as well.....win.$$$$$$$

We got the weekly special on carry out. The atmosphere was really awesome but not as awesome as the…read morefood!! Especially when ramp season is in!!! When you want something great to eat, don't count them out!! They have a full time menu , don't forget to follow them on Facebook for weekly and daily specials with pictures!!