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    Hellbender Burritos

    4.1 (276 reviews)
    InexpensiveMexican
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Shovelhead
    Connie H.

    We stumbled on this place while visiting Timberline. We had two dogs with us so we couldn't eat in. We decided to place an order to go. Got back to the lodge 30 minutes later only to find that one of the burritos that we ordered was missing. Bummer. Couldn't go back as we were too far away. Cute place, much bigger than it appears. Large portions of food. Queso and chips were awesome.

    Chicken Burrito with Fritos
    Olivia I.

    We got our burritos to go, staff was friendly and we got our food quickly after we had ordered. Underwhelmed with the black bean burrito but the specialty burritos were delicious and HUGE. Fun little spot in Davis, love their mascot.

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    Vidhi S.

    Def seemed like a local favorite. Small place along the main street. There were some tables inside but we had a big group and opted to take our food. y nearby picnic benches. I got a burrito bowl. Fun vibes inside for sure. Since we sat outside, we couldn't try the local brews and opted for lemonade instead which came in a variety of different flavors. SO good!!

    Goofy Foot and Mountain State Brewery Cold Trail Blonde Ale
    Rob B.

    I love this place like a fat kid loves Little Debbie Cakes! Food, atmosphere and staff; All great! Davis itself is just one of the coolest little towns there is. Very quaint, very friendly and very hip. I have ate here several times and have never been disappointed. I personally always get a vegan or vegetarian burrito as most can be made that way and boy oh boy are they stupendously delicioso in every possible way. I don't think there is anything on this menu that isn't good to be honest. I've taken several of my friends here to eat as well who aren't vegan or vegetarian and they love it just the same. Also, there isn't a bad time of year to come to this area and enjoy a nice day of outdoor activities and finish it off with a nice fat burrito and a couple craft beers. Thanks Guys!!!

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    The classic guac was delicious and the Goofy Foot burrito was a 10/10. Great sauce and great mix of flavors.

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    Small space but the burritos are amazing. Waiter seemed a little stressed but they were busy.

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    Burritos are great the best ever had but so big that you need to split them with somebody

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    Huge I had the namesake, spicy and creamy. Great meal after some primo hiking! Great tap list and tasty local kombucha available too.

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    Great beer, burritos, and service right on main st. A Davis staple. Super relaxed/cozy space. Go get some!

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    Delicious and very large burritos! My choice (The Admiral) was both my lunch and my later dinner. Friendly staff, good prices

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    Great service and the food was delicious! I would make a trip back to the area just to eat there.

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    Fresh food, great vibe. Fabulous draft beer variety. Loved the guacamole, burritos, and pork+green chile soup/stew.

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    Purple Fiddle, Thomas, WV, Thurs, Dec 19. My husband and I were traveling through Davis/Thomas, WV…read moreon a Thursday afternoon in mid-December. It was rather off-season for both of these touristy towns, late for the summer's hikers in Blackwater Falls and other natural attractions and early for the winter skiers in Canaan Valley. Our daughter and SIL, who live in West Virginia, recommended Purple Fiddle. They had visited in the summer, when there was live music and a lively crowd. We went in for a late lunch, reaching around 2:15 pm. Upon entering, we found that we were the only patrons, but the hostess assured us that they were open. We asked some questions about the menu, and my husband asked about their schedule of bands in the winter months. (It's very active, especially on weekends, even in winter). Another couple came in a few minutes after us. FOOD. You order at the long counter where there is a chalkboard with the daily specials, plus traditional menus. My husband ordered one of the soups of the day, Creamy Tomato Basil Soup ($7.50) and a Homemade Chicken Salad Sandwich ($11.50). I ordered their Montreal Grilled Cheese Sandwich ($9.75). My husband characterized the soup (his rating: 4/5) as very good but not outstanding for his personal taste. It was served with a bag of oyster crackers. He would've preferred the soup to be thicker/more cream-based and to have more basil. His chicken salad sandwich (3.5/5), served on swirled marble rye bread, with tomato and lettuce, was also tasty -- but the bread overwhelmed the amount of chicken salad, and the rye bread fell apart along the swirls. It was served with ruffled potato chips and a pickle spear. My toasted Montreal Grilled Cheese (3/5) was also constructed on marble rye, and featured three cheeses (provolone, cheddar, and whipped cream cheese), tomato slices, and some onion. It was also served with ruffled potato chips and a pickle spear. My main issue with my sandwich was it was toasted 2-3 shades darker than I would've preferred, verging on being burnt. We also split a dessert, the Turtle Cheesecake ($8). (4.5/5). The cheesecake featured chocolate, caramel, and some crunchies on top. The taste and texture were excellent but the slice was small for the $8 price point. The presentation also could've been better. It looked like it came directly out of the cooling case, still wrapped with Saran Wrap and a toothpick. My husband also got a coffee ($2.25, 5/5), which was full-bodied, rich, hot, and had free refills. Overall, we rank the food as a 4/5. In all cases, it tasted fresh. It was also a good value. Our food totaled $41.58 (including $2.58 tax, but before tip). The menu is relatively small, and most of it features cold items (sandwiches, wraps, hummus plates, etc.); this is probably appropriate for a music venue. We also note that they offer a good selection of beers, which we did not want in the afternoon and while still having a lot of driving ahead of us. AMBIANCE. (4.5/5). Overall, we liked the vibe of the restaurant. There's a stage for music performers, tables for diners/patrons, a station with hard ice creams to be scooped, memorabilia to be purchased. We suspect that it will get lively and crowded when bands are performing. We'll have to come back to check it out. SERVICE. (4/5). The waitress took our order at the counter, delivered it to our table, and later cleared the table. She was efficient, but neither friendly nor unfriendly. She did talk a bit more with the other couple who seemed to be locals. We would return to this restaurant.

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    This is a nice clean, comfortable hotel with a funky vibe. You park outside your room. The bed was…read morecomfortable. The bathroom is nice and the shower has good pressure. They give you ear plugs in the room but I never heard my neighbors. The front desk is in the bar area. Everyone is welcoming and friendly. Bonus that you get 2 free drink tokens during your stay. Enjoyed my Old Fashioned and dessert. I would stay here again on my visits to Davis.

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    El Rey - Steak fajitas with added jalapeños! Muy delicioso!

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