We made a detour on our journey south to make sure to stop not even for donut but the pepperoni…read morerolls since they use ground pepperoni. Once we made it there and went inside, we had to get donuts as well. The honey dip and crumb were my favorite.

Huge selection even late at night and they were fresh and warm still!…read more Drive thru was open and lined up so I ran inside and was out before the cars made it through

The BEST Bakery in WV!!! Their cheesecake is rich and creamy. The lemon bars are better than any…read moreother I've ever had in any state. The chocolate chip cookie's dough was outstanding. I live in Elkins and am more than willing to drive the 40 minutes to buy from them!!! The owner was helpful, polite and very accommodating!!! Thank you!!!

I have ordered custom cupcakes for my daughter's class twice and they were so cute! They are worth…read morepaying a little more for. The owners are nice. It is a small, cozy shop and it's not crowded, busy, or hard to get in and out of. They sell lots of yummy goodies and gift items as well! They had a Cinderella meet and greet my daughter enjoyed recently. I'm a fan.

Food was great! I loved the zucchini fries and cheeseburger!!! Service was wonderful, very friendly…read morestaff.

Came back a third and fourth time and could not be happier! Bakery & donuts on point and staff…read morebehind the counter were wonderful! Smiles on all of their faces and very interactive. Will absolutely return again and again

Fish Hawk Acres is a friendly, airy, pleasant place to have lunch or dinner. I had the chicken…read moregyro. It was okay. It was not a gyro, but rather, slices of chicken and some vegetables on top of a pita. It was average, nothing special. But I am writing this review mostly to say that if you order this, don't expect a gyro (as in meat slow-cooked on a spit). My wife had a green tomato BLT sandwich, and that too was okay. The green tomato was cold, although she happily reports that the bacon was well-prepared. What WAS good, however, was the January Blueberry Tahini Detox Smoothie. This had blueberries, banana, spinach, tahini, chia seeds, vanilla, and cardamom. I opted for the oat milk, and it was quite good. It has no added sugar, so it is not super sweet, but this is the way I like 'em. Again, very friendly service.

Stopped in twice this visit and grabbed a couple sandwiches, some deli cold cuts, some pepperoni…read morerolls, and a strawberry pie (inasmuch as it was WV Strawberry Festival week). This is about the closest thing to a gourmet food store in the area and, although it's a tad pricey, it still has some of the best products and fixings in Buckhannon...and by far the best Ruben sandwich l have ever tasted.

Service is amazing and the girls there are so sweet! The place is always super welcoming, clean and…read morea cute place to go for coffee dates etc..

Almost Heaven is a quite popular baked goods, coffee, and pie/cake shop. I understand that the…read moredemand for the goods is high and the staff may be shorthanded, so I'm taking that into consideration. Trying to keep up with everything is challenging with low staff. The aesthetic of the edifice is alluring enough, and they do a great job with decorations. You're met with the sight of coffees, croissants, cheesecakes, and other goods that look very promising. However, what Almost Heaven does well with visuals, they lack in quality of food, which, as a restaurant, shouldn't be neglected. Regarding the former, the upkeep and cleanliness of the inside could certainly be improved. There were fruit flies in the display shelves and in the air, some dusty spider webs on the hanging lights above, and there were noticeable crumbs on the floors/tables. Again, I understand that there may not be enough staff, but the sight of fruit flies on the cookies and cheesecakes is off-putting. Regarding the food, there is a wide selection of sweets, from milkshakes, smoothies, cookies, cannolis, cheesecakes, and others. There's also paninis, melts, and other sandwiches with breakfast and lunch varieties. I have tried the Mountain Mama and the Breakfast Melt Croissant; the former was actually quite good but the latter was nothing special. I've tried the hot chocolate, several different cookies, a slice of the classic cheesecake, and the seasonal pumpkin pecan caramel pie. Unfortunately, I wouldn't order any of these again. Everything was too forward with sweetness. I get that desserts are supposed to be sweet, but it was almost as if the whipped cream was store-bought and that there was far too much sugar in the stale chocolate chip cookie. I'm not sure how long the desserts are kept in the displays, but it seems that it's too long. Lastly, wait times can take a while. I once ordered only a panini and waited 18 minutes for it to come out, and the pretzel bun was burnt. Ordering a coffee or other drink doesn't seem to have long wait times, however, so it's possible that the staff was prioritizing easier orders. Still, if the sandwich is "premade" as one of the employees mentioned, then 18 mins is too long to wait for one thing. Overall, if I could give 2.5 stars, I would, but I'll round up because I haven't tried the entire menu. Certainly a lot of room for improvement for AHD. The price for the quality of food is very mismatched, and unless they get better ingredients and have fresher goods, then I'll have to skip out of visiting the bakery again.

FANTASTIC PIES - heavy, over-stuffed, best tasting crust, totally delicious frozen (you bake them…read moreat home) fruit pies including one they call "Pineapple upside-down pie" from heaven. Also literally the best pepperoni rolls I've found in WV. Small retail counter, cash only, closed Tuesdays & Saturdays. I drive 1-1/2 hours to shop there for 5 minutes & come home.

Only one rival in the town for Italian bread products! The consumer can expect consistent quality…read morein products.

Sept, 2025. Tomaro's Bakery, in the Glen Elk section of Clarksburg, WV, is "West Virginia's oldest…read moreand finest Italian bread bakery", specializing in pepperoni rolls, breads, and other bakery goods. They've been in the same location for over 100 years (since 1914). Local friends regularly stop at Tomaro's for pepperoni rolls after church on Sunday mornings; we were the lucky recipients of a bag full during a recent visit to Clarksburg. You might ask, what exactly is a "pepperoni roll"? A West Virginia regional specialty, it's a soft white, yeast-leavened bread roll filled with pepperoni (sticks or slices), and sometimes cheese. These were originally created by Italian-American immigrants to be a portable, non-refrigerated lunch for coal-miners in the early 20th century. Tomaro's carries on the tradition, and their pepperoni rolls have been voted the best in Harrison County annually from 2018-2025. If you can't make it to Clarksburg, they also distribute the pepperoni rolls to some groceries, such as The Local Market in Morgantown. We recommend the pepperoni rolls from Tomaro's Bakery -- they're especially tasty when warm and fresh from the oven!

They need to put a best by date on their pepperoni rolls! The ones we got today were so dried out…read moreeven dipping them in something wouldn't help. We picked out the pepperoni and threw the bread away. What a waste of money,never had to do that with the original owners.