Good food and service..recommend it. It is very clean inside. Go have a good meal…read more You will enjoy the atmosphere.

We sat down and waited for 5 plus minutes for our waitress to take drink orders of people who came…read morein after us for her to walk past several times without even a word. I was ready to leave when they finally came to our table. Food wasn't that great either. Not a fan of this place at all

I couldn't recommend this place more. From the fantastic food, to the conversation with the owner…read moreDianne, this place is a throw back to the way restaurants used to be. The parking lot is always full, but there is plenty of room to come into a restaurant that has a menu to please. Enjoy!

Delicious food, reasonable prices, wonderful portion sizes and amazing service await at Dianne's in…read moreBelington. They are cash only, so be prepared. I came here in search of something outside of the usuals in Elkins and cannot say enough amazing things about this place. The service was wonderful - everyone was nice and friendly and the owner Dianne gave us a hug and told us her story! The food was exquisite! Biscuits were heavenly, the ham had a nice char to it, and eggs were actually cooked over medium like I requested instead of undercooked like a lot of places. Hash browns were perfectly crisp on the outside and soft on the inside- I forgot to take a photo of my main meal, oops!

Such a cute restaurant in Belington. Inside is renovated and has a pleasantly surprising…read moreatmosphere. I ordered breakfast with ham, hash browns, eggs and toast. Their bread is homemade and exquisite. I had no idea diner toast could be so delicious. Portions are huge and prices are fair. They seem understaffed as our server was also the one cooking our food. She seemed a little rushed but that is to be expected with just one person working.

In foreign territory for us, we followed Yelp guidance to Dianne's - shuttered like a closed coal…read moremine. Helpful stranger said go to Batb's- thanks stranger. Barb's is a typical small town diner- not fancy, not gourmet but friendly efficient service and excellent food. Crisp fresh salad to start. House specialty meatloaf (very tasty and unusually soft, oatmeal?) with authentic mashed potatoes and uniquely prepared spinach ( may sound strsnge, but vinegar infused and surprisingly tasty) - top not entree. Grest selection of pies- we chose a luscious raisin walnut, so yummy. .Stumbled on Barb's but unlikely to forget it for a long time

Phenomenal little breakfast place. The food was amazing and cooked to perfection. Service was…read moreamazing. She even helped us with recommendations for our stay. We went on a Sunday but there wasn't any wait which was awesome. The inside just reminds me of just a small hometown cafe which I loved. ***This was probably the best biscuits and gravy that I have ever had in my life*** Love love loved this place, highly recommend eating here if you are visiting or even staying nearby. It's worth the drive!!

Nice little diner, I had breakfast here. Nothing fancy or…read morespectacular clean and comfortable, friendly service. Pancakes were tasty ,1 is enough. I wish they had real butter instead of the low grade "spread". Very low grade pancake syrup, I would be willing to pay extra for real maple syrup. Bacon was a tad greasy. Pancake, bacon and coffee..$7.41 with tax, so fair prices. Lunches looked a little pricey for a small cafe. $18.50 for lasagna. I would come back.

Nice bar, dining room and outdoor seating. Sat at the bar for a Monday mid-day dinner. Tenderloin…read moremedallions were done medium-rare perfectly. The came with two sides and a salad. Beer option were limited the day but the old fashioned cocktail was pretty good. Server was great, attentive and conversational.

Third time here... great food!…read more We prefer to sit in the bar area of the restaurant. The main dining room doesn't have the atmosphere that we like - we are more into a sports bar vibe... this is more family restaurant oriented. That being said the food is awesome! The shrimp cocktail was great... so was the chicken salad sandwich and Maryland style shrimp. The server was very welcoming. We will be back very soon!

If you're looking for home cooked food, this is the place to try. Inexpensive and tasty. Happyread more

I got an amazing dinner today from Downtown Dinner it was so good. Thank you. The man who delivered…read moreit said I would enjoy it, and he was so right.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. My wife and I went with the chicken biscuits. I had the spicy chicken…read morebiscuit and my wife had the honey butter chicken biscuit. Both were delicious. The next time, however, I think I might go with the honey butter because the spicy hot was really spicy hot. I went with an iced mocha coffee and my wife went with the hot mocha coffee. They were also pretty good and quite frankly, I was glad I went with the iced since my biscuit was so spicy. Service was good. Employees were friendly. The establishment has kept the same charm it had when it was called the Daily Grind. It's still pretty much a fixture on Main Street. Parking is not easy. The entrance and the restrooms are handicap access accessible. A selection of regional beers are also available.

We stopped in during on what I would think may be one of their busiest days of the year, the…read moreSaturday of the Strawberry festival. This was our first time in town and what a fun day to experience the atmosphere. Service was quick despite the extremely long line. We kept it simple with coffee and matcha. Both were great. We loved seeing familiar Appalachian art and a cozy lounge corner. Also loved their concept of coffee and local beers, serving multiple crowds.

One of my favorite Breakfast diners in Davis area…read more Very few tables, and encourage the owner to rethink seating. Tuesday - roads are not in good condition, but LOVE this real winter weather, as do many, many skiers. Breakfast Nook offers a great breakfast just like 50 years ago.... On way in stopped at Tudor's in Buchannon WV - Breakfast Nook sausage and Gravy is filled with sausage and is 10 times better than Tudor's.

Small place in a through route- I will agree with reviews that this place was way overpriced for…read morewhat it was and food quality- eggs were quite overcooked. We got charged for waters and toast we never received as well. Service was ok but server seemed new and alot to learn. The only good thing was probably the fresh squeezed orange juice.

Tucked into the mountains of West Virginia in the small ski town of Thomas, TipTop Coffee feels…read morelike the kind of place you hope to stumble upon while wandering Appalachian back roads. The town itself has that perfect mountain-arts vibe--historic brick buildings, quiet streets, and a steady flow of hikers, skiers, and road-trippers--and TipTop fits right into that rhythm. The shop is cozy and unpretentious, the kind of café where the warmth from the espresso machine and the conversations around the room cut through the mountain chill. It feels local in the best way--welcoming without trying too hard. But the real highlight is the coffee. The cup I had was excellent: clean, balanced, and clearly prepared by people who care about the craft. It had the kind of clarity and sweetness that stands out, especially when you're used to road-trip coffee stops that are just "good enough." This was genuinely memorable. If you're passing through the Canaan Valley / Blackwater Falls area or chasing powder at Timberline or Canaan Valley Resort, TipTop Coffee is absolutely worth the stop. It's proof that even in a small Appalachian ski town, you can still find a cup that would hold its own in much bigger coffee cities. A mountain gem.

Plus: Good coffee. Tasty thick veggie egg bagel sandwich. Spacious. Nice art. Light. Airy. Minus:…read moreLoaded with attitude. Am I in Brooklyn? Wanting to share that above sandwich, was handed a "butter knife" and told they could not cut it. Hmm, how did they slice that bagel in kitchen? Served only in a leaky paper sleeve, was told there were no plates. But saw them sitting clean on shelf. Paper cup, no mug. But I could buy a handcrafted mug, for $60. They had chocolate bars: $10 for 2 oz, made in yes, Brooklyn. (Did I not chose to travel to WV?) TT trying hard to be hipster. Later visited Happy and More bakery/cafe one block down. Friendly, cozy, coffee was $1.50 less AND free refill. Nice homemade baked goods. Cafe is well-named.

Set in the middle of a quaint little town, this café seems to be the breakfast stop -- and…read morenaturally, we followed the crowd. The space is cute, with a small souvenir shop tucked inside, giving it that "local charm" feel. Unfortunately, the experience didn't quite match the name. Service leaned toward... un-happy. A touch of rudeness here, a lack of warmth there, and the "no refills for regular coffee" policy felt a little stingy for a place serving simple breakfast fare. Speaking of simple -- eggs and bacon shouldn't take a small eternity, yet there we were, waiting and waiting. Overall: adorable setting, but a bit overrated. Cute café, just be prepared to exercise your patience -- and maybe bring backup caffeine.

Staff are so friendly and helpful!…read more It's a cute little gem in the middle of Thomas that has great breakfast food. Lots of pastries, breakfast options, and lunch options at a decent price. We ordered the breakfast sandwich, breakfast platter, and ham & cheese sandwich and we loved all of it! Can't wait to come back for breakfast again!