In the off season (September/October) there aren't many restaurants open on a Wednesday or Thursday…read morebut Tuque's Bar & Grill (located on the second floor at the main building of the Corduroy Inn and Lodge, Trademark Collection by Wyndham) is open and tasty! Located on the second floor there's a great view in a casual setting with standard low tables and high top tables, and bar seating. There are TVs playing sports. This is what we ordered: -Brussels Sprouts (11/10 a MUST ORDER! DELICIOUS! They have bacon, cashews, blue cheese, balsamic! They are amazing!) -Chicken Caprese melt on ciabatta 9/10 -Trout melt 9/10 -Burger 10/10 -hand cut French fries 10/10 delicious!! The only thing we disliked was the cranberry spritzer mocktail. It just tasted like soda water with a hint of cranberry. Bleh 1/10 stars Service is outstanding! Karlee was a one woman show and she did a great job waiting on everyone and being attentive. We'd totally eat here again (especially considering the lack of options!!)

We had been out in the Elkins and Cass WV area all day in the forest and were looking for a place…read moreto get a good burger. We were heading to Lewisburg to spend the night so Snowshoe looked to be our best option to find a restaurant. Tuque's was the spot we found. Finding parking was a little difficult. Being that we were extremely hungry we both ordered the Wilfong burger and fries. It hit the spot. This is a hearty burger loaded up with all fixings including bacon. This was on a Friday night and they only had one server and she was doing the work of 3 or 4. She was covering the entire area and very efficient covering the restaurant making sure everyone had their food. This is a casual bar/restaurant in a ski town. The food was good - The service was great!

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.

Had heard about this place from friends.Very friendly in a quaint little restaurant along with gas…read morestation and store. Wife and I had hamburgers. Very good food, very reasonably priced. Staff was great. Definitely will return!

Excellent breakfast and prices are great. Breakfast burrito was filled with grilled peppers,…read moreonions, mushrooms and lots of meats. Topped mine with salsa and sour cream. Everything was cooked up fresh and so extra filling. There is not much here, but this place is a good eats breakfast spot right around corner 5 miles from Green Bank Observatory. My highlight is when I turn dessert into a main course, the treat today was the Berry Cheesecake Lasagna that is a no bake patriotic treat. We eat donuts, this was a billion times better and big enough to share. Extra clean place adjacent to the grocery store and one pump station out in the country, where NO MICROWAVES roam. That is a good thing, stop and thank me later.

I have traveled through the area between Elkins and Lewisburg many times, and this is definitely…read moreone of the best diner type restaurants in the area. I wouldn't give it 4 stars in a more competitive area, but I've tried most things on the menu, they are consistently good, and they are the best choice I have found down here, by far. I hear the restaurant at Cass is good too, but I've not tried it yet. The best choices t Station 2 are their burgers and home style meals, They offer pizza, but I don't recommend it. I have had the pork chops and honey chicken dinner, and they will both remind you of good home cooking. The burgers are hand made patties, not frozen ones out of a box. The staff and owner, Buster, are all very friendly and great people. If you are driving through to or from Snowshoe, Greenbank Observatory, or any of the railroad attractions in the area, this is a great food stop.

This is a cool little restaurant in this very small town. Most of the storefronts are sadly empty,…read morebut this little gem is still here! After riding the Durbin Rocket we headed here for lunch! The restaurant is old and dated but it has history which is cool too, and the entrance was a little weird! You walked thru a beauty salon to reach the restaurant, but once inside the food made up for the strange entrance. I ordered the fiery double burger, and this thing was a monster for sure! At least a half a pound of burger with three pieces of bread. It reminded me of a super sized Bic Mac with a similar sauce like Big Mac. I do not like Big Mac sauce much, so next time I will order without sauce. The burger was cooked to order, and no pre done burgers laying around. The meal can with chips, and for $7.95 it was well worth it. Next we had dessert and everything was homemade. The pie serving was large and very fresh. Highly recommend trying the dessert! I recommend this place for sure and hope to return in the future

Great food! Great service! I stop here every chance I get when I'm home. The calzones are my…read morefavorite.

I've been in Mill Creek for a few months, after living out of state for many years. I've travelled…read moreextensively across the US and eaten in many major (and not-so-major) cities. I rarely make time to leave a Yelp review because I'm busy and there are usually countless other reviews, but I'm taking a few minutes to leave this one because I saw that the only other Yelp review for this place was in 2015, a 3-star, which I found after Googling the hours for this restaurant because I wish to place a take-out order today. Otherwise, I would've never seen it. This restaurant has some of the best food I've eaten in a long time. I'd say "ever" instead of "long time," but I'm trying to temper my review to avoid setting abnormally high expectations. But honestly, this food is amazing, and much better than I expected in a small town in WV. The bread / pizza dough is homemade, and delicious. I'm not sure what the prices were in 2015 when the other review was left, but I consider these prices to be too low for the portions received and the quality, which I'm afraid to say because I don't want to encourage a price hike. Whether dining in or taking out, the food always takes a while to prepare, but I think that's why it's so good. I've waited inside the restaurant for pizza for nearly 30 minutes, but it was worth it. My take out orders usually take 25-30 minutes as well. I highly recommend the calzones and the funnel cake fries. My only complaint is that this restaurant doesn't have consistent "open" hours. They may take days off, or even a whole week, and it's always when I crave their food the most. But this is a small business and they have the right to close whenever they want. They're always closed on Sundays. When they're open, you can tell when you drive by because they put out flags that say "open." They don't seem to have a great social media presence, so there's no way to check online. I suggest calling ahead to make sure they're open if you're planning to eat here on your way to Snowshoe.

I love visiting Cass. It's quite the trek out to this part of WV, but it's worth it!…read more Cass Scenic Railroad State Park, as the name indicates, is both a state park and a heritage railroad. The park also includes the former company town of Cass, but for this review I'll focus on the railroading experience. Historically this railroad was used for logging, which is why the locomotives you see here will look a little different than the typical steam train. Most of the engines that pull and push trains here today are Shays, which are geared steam locomotives. To keep it simple: these engines are designed to slowly and steadily climb steep grades without slipping and sliding on the track (while standard locomotives are made to steadily zip along relatively level tracks). These unique engines are why the drive to Cass is worth it: because you'll get to ride in a train being pushed or pulled up and down the mountains of West Virginia. There's nothing quite like it! That said, I definitely have tips for first timers. One: earplugs. The coaches used for these trains are not 100% enclosed; they're actually historic converted log cars. That means there is absolutely nothing to muffle the sound of your train's whistle. (I can't believe I have to say this, but: trains are loud!) And two: layers. The weather as you climb the mountain is not going to be the same as the weather in the railroad parking lot. At a minimum it's going to be chillier. During one of my visits it was actually rain pouring at the summit that the engine took us too, but it stayed clear and sunny down below - so much so that I came back to a completely dry car. Don't forget to go into the museum to read about the town of Cass during your visit; it adds so much historical context and makes the whole experience that much more special. Just be sure that you don't miss your train!

I have to say a 4.5 hour train ride in an open rail car was a long trip. This trip teaches you what…read morea difficult job getting logs out of the mountains by train was. If you enjoy trains and coal powered steam engines this could be a trip for you. The best part of the trip was getting to the Bald Knob overlook. View is very nice. Also on the way down the mountain you stop at a logging camp to take a look at how the workers lived - you had to be a hardy and tough individual to have worked in the logging business. This trip is "not" something I would do again but it was a way to experience how difficult working in the outdoor resource business really was! If you enjoy trains this might be for you. It was 4.5 hours of smoke, whistle's and clanking track,

We were staying nearby during a busy mtn. bike weekend. We tried this place out while visiting…read moretheir above bar called Tuque's. The only food that was being served at Tuque's, on Sunday, was from the Pizza Slice. They were backed up so we waited for over 30 minutes but we weren't in a hurry. The pizza's are 12" wood fired and made fresh to order. A single pie is not cheap (+$24/ea) but they offer 50% off on the 2nd one ordered. We ordered the "Carnivore" and the "Prosciutto". Both were delicious and Tuques provided ranch, red pepper and parmesan add on's. It was a great visit but a little pricey.

The pizza here is so good! Tried a few different ones and they were all amazing. Definitely a must…read moretry if you're at snowshoe

Great place for a quick bite--large counter dining and tables. Menu has a variety of options…read moreincluding soups, salads, sandwiches, sushi and even poke bowls! We had a little bit of everything--roasted red pepper and tomato soup was very good. Had the dragon roll and it was decent--heavy in the rice, but still decent for a mountain top item. The reuben sandwich was also good. Friendly staff, attentive as well. Definitely a place to eat!