The staff were friendly and the food was great! I hadn't been here since it was Tastee Freez. I…read moregot to play the Pac-Man arcade game while I waited for my food.

Food was quick. Everyone was super nice. I really enjoyed my corn nuggets! I should have ordered…read moremore before leaving!

If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. The RailYard is hands down one of the best…read morerestaurants I've ever been to, and it's right here in Bluefield. From the food to the drinks to the service, every single detail is outstanding. On my first visit, I tried the fried green tomatoes, the famous chicken & waffle nachos, and the Bleu Monday burger with sweet potato fries each dish was so good that I found myself planning my return before I even left. Sure enough, the next day I was back and had the ridiculously delicious smoked Gouda shrimp mac, maple bacon Brussels sprouts, fire-roasted tomato soup with grilled cheese, and the chimmied fries. Absolutely phenomenal. The fried green tomatoes have officially become my standard nobody else compares now. The Samurai Jack salad so fresh, flavorful, and unforgettable. The drinks deserve their own spotlight. The Breakfast Club with a Sidecar is a must try, and the Basilto All Flavors series (strawberry, blackberry, blueberry) is out of this world, blueberry was my personal favorite. Creative, refreshing, and perfectly crafted. The RailYard is the kind of place that makes you excited to come back again and again. The vibe is cool, the staff/manager Brad is friendly and attentive, and the food is truly next level. Whether you're a student at Bluefield State or just passing through town, this place is an absolute must. The RailYard sets the bar high for food, drinks, and atmosphere in West Virginia. Worth every single visit and then some.

Great local place, don't read a book by its cover, inside is much nicer than you would think based…read moreon the outside. Set in an old bank building, features a full bar with ~30 beers on tap including many local selections and IPAs as well as half a dozen wine choices. That said,The Railyard is more of a restaurant than a bar. The food and service from the staff are definitely the star of the show. Davey (ask him about his previous career as a guitarist for a metal band) and his team did a great job taking care of us. Menu offers a wide selection of burgers, wraps, and salads (including vegan selections). Also try the Devil Arse dip with chips and or crostini (toasted bread). Loved it , great place for lunch.

A better tasting burger than you'll get at Five Guys for about half the price. The hot dogs are…read moregreat too. Just remember to bring cash and don't ask for fries.

Their burgers are so good that I haven't gotten around to trying anything else, but if everything…read moreis as good as their burgers, you can't go wrong.

Great People , hand cut burgers and steak sandwiches. Like mommas kitchen table. We love this place.read more

Great burgers served by great people. They make you feel like a regular the 2nd time you come in…read more Their fries are perfectly cooked with a nice crunch when you bite in. If the butterscotch pie is available, be sure to try a slice.

Not too bad, but nothing to rave about. I felt the value was lacking, but the burger was at least…read morelarge and decently seasoned. Wasn't very busy when we went. I'm not sure there's enough here to draw me back solo, but I wouldn't object to being a guest of someone's again. I hope they continue to work on offering some more affordable meal deals in the future.

Unbeatable service. The server is definitely a people person and was so attentive and nice. Burgers…read moreare large and the serving of fries is large enough for two to share. Very clean dining area and low noise. Pleasant experience and will definitely stop here when traveling through town again.

Yelp has steered me right yet again! We split a deep fried pepperoni roll as an appetizer. Best one…read moreI've ever had! It's listed as an appetizer but you easily eat as a meal for one. The burgers, I had the James Dean and my wife had the Porky Pig, were delicious. The milkshake, incredible! The restaurant is inside an old pharmacy. A lot of the old decor remains and is really cool. We will be back!

We had a great time eating lunch and having ice cream for dessert. Great little gem to visit…read more Burgers and onion rings were awesome. Wait staff kept drinks filled and were so friendly!

Stopped in for lunch the other day and what a gem! Very cute restaurant servings sandwiches,…read morespecials, and pizza (after 4PM). Service was great, I was immediately seated, and my order taken. I got the chicken tenders and fries with ranch dressing, and it was EXCELLENT. The fries in particular were really good, tasting like fresh homemade fries. The ranch was clearly made in house, will a lot of dill. My friend joined me, he is a vegan, and the server worked with him to get him something he could eat. They have vegetarian pizza, but it wasn't after 4PM so he got a sandwich with a lot of avocado and fresh veggies and took the bacon home for his dog. I gave him my fries, and we ordered the loaded spaghetti side (sauce, cheese, onion) and took that home to my son. Between that and my leftover tenders there was plenty for him to eat, portions are generous!

Great food and great service. Pod is delicious pancakes to hotdogs and pizza everything we have…read moretried is amazing.

Date night to recently opened in Bluefield, West Virginia - The Vault - Words alone can not…read moredescribe this restaurant. We started the evening off with a handcrafted Bloody Mary that I have not been able to stop thinking about and what can only be described as a true masterpiece. For appetizers we enjoyed bruschetta, shrimp cocktail, and a caprese salad. The flavors were diverse, unique, and each bite was succulent to say the least. For entree's Genna ordered the Filet tenderloin and I ordered the Ribeye. A symphony on a plate. Incredible. Our steaks were prepared perfectly in temperature and the flavors of each bite was incredible. I am typically hesitant on ordering baked potatoes in restaurants, the loaded baked potato that came as a side option with our entree was possibly the best baked potato I've ever eaten. Our service was absolutely phenomenal - top class. The staff at The Vault welcomed us warmly and was very attentive throughout our entire meal and ensured our experience was a memorable one to not soon forget and they certainly achieved. As we were leaving we were assisted on a tour to the bottom level of the restaurant, in what used to be the banks cash vault which has been renovated into a cigar lounge, it was beautiful. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone and everyone. If you have not been, please go and enjoy this special gem of a restaurant in West Virginia. I cannot wait to see where this culinary journey takes The Vault, because it is certainly one with one destination, success.

Lovely fine dining! A hidden gem! Old bank vault repurposed as a restaurant, cigar bar, speak-easy.read more

Everytime I go here is well worth to wait for! Friendly staff, and not too bad for the prices for…read morethe amount of delicious food you receive and the cleanliness of the place!

The weekend kicked off by having breakfast with a friend of mine here at Dolly's Diner in…read morePrinceton, West Virginia. It was recommended by the Days Inn hotel staff. It was a lively and lovely atmosphere here at Dolly's Diner, especially on a Friday morning in November. It was around 9am when my friend and I walked in and we got a table almost immediately. I thought that was pretty cool. The entire experience took about an hour since breakfast didn't take too long. The chatter and laughter for the weekend was nice and for me to be there was intoxicating for sure. The service here was good and typical. Friendly and welcoming as well. Even my friend stared to chat up the server that day, saying that I was from Hawaii and he was from Canada. I thought it was funny and interesting at the same time. The server seemed to be amused but it was what it was. I ended up getting a standard plate of breakfast eggs and corned beef hash, with pancakes to make it a good meal. I also had toast and it was delicious with syrup. For my drink, I just had ice water. The prices were not too bad for breakfast though. In Fact, it was around the same price range as the Bob Evans restaurant nearby. Around $10-$13 depending on what you're buying. I enjoyed the meal and my friend from Canada enjoyed his country fried steak. It was an interesting choice for breakfast for sure. And so, if you're in the area for pleasure, business, or visiting or just passing through, consider getting your day started by having breakfast at Dolly's Diner in Princeton. It would probably be the highlight of your day, I promise. I know it was for me, heading into the weekend and a 50 mile race in neighboring Kentucky. The overall experience here at Dolly's Diner in Princeton, West Virginia was good and nice, while being casual and friendly as well. The service was fast and friendly while providing a bit of a show between my Canadian friend and the server. I guess he was trying to be friendly. The food itself was traditional breakfast combos with nothing else. Everyone enjoys traditional breakfast comfort foods and Dolly's Diner serves up a lot of them on a daily basis. The restaurant was just busy at the time I was there and that's perfectly okay. It was clean and thankful we got a table as we walked in when it was semi busy. Maybe we beat the breakfast rush that morning. Maybe that was it. The corned beef hash that I had was delicious and good. I had the runny egg yokes, which was the best perfect thing to have with your breakfast protein of choice. The pancakes were fluffy and moist. It was one of the better breakfasts I had while traveling this year. For the most part though, the experience here at Dolly's Diner in Princeton West Virginia was good and nice. I was happy that I dined here versus Bob Evans nearby. While they both provided similar experiences and menu items, I thought that Dolly's provided the ambiance that wasn't there At Bob Evans. I would definitely recommend coming to Dolly's Diner on your next meal here in Princeton, West Virginia. The pancakes are great, the corned beef hash is fun and delicious, and it just seems like everything is awesome, whatever you decide to get. You can't go wrong at Dolly's Diner. Check them out on your next road trip thru Princeton, West Virginia. Dolly's Diner in Princeton, West Virginia is located at 909 Oakvale Road near the cluster of budget friendly hotels next to the Starbucks. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. As far as parking goes, they have a small parking lot for anyone and everyone who wishes to drive here. Best bet would be to have your own private vehicle or rent one if possible. There is limited regional public transportation in and out of Princeton, but absolutely helpful to have your own transportation plan in place. There is uber and Lyft at your discretion as well, but the best way to get around and getting here to Dolly's Diner would be to have your own vehicle or rent one. They have your traditional breakfast and I'm willing to bet you can order whatever you want at any time of day. Lunch items for breakfast and breakfast items for dinner. Whatever you want it's all good. Breakfast food is always good any time of the day. And so, if you find yourself here in Princeton, West Virginia, consider coming to Dolly's diner for your next meal. It's my hidden gem in the community. Hope it will be for you too. 4.5 stars for the overall experience. 3.0 stars for the prices, but 4.0 stars for the service and 5.0 for the location. Support local! B+

The ambiance is like working into a cheap 90's hotel bar. The bar tender was friendly and (looked…read moregood). I order a steak with fries and Mac and cheese. Out of the 3 items, the Mac and cheese was the good item. The steak was over seasoned and overcooked, the fries not even edible and hard as rocks. I know this is a cheap hotel and restaurant, and I wasn't expecting much...but man, 2/5