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    Lot 12 Public House

    4.5 (160 reviews)
    PriceyComfort Food
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    LOT 12 PUBLIC HOUSE ATMOSPHERE

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    Romantic
    Quiet
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Lamb Chops!

    Friendly bartender who shared some history about the owners. Went with friends over 4th of July weekend. We shared the southern sampler and goat cheese salad but we're so flavorful with a mix of ingredients that awakens my taste buds. We had a wonderful bottle of wine recommended by our waitress and we all enjoyed our entrees. I had the lamb chops- a generous portion with mashed potatoes. We also ordered the mac & cheese - toasted and creamy. Ended with the blueberry crumble- super flaky and light. Recommend sitting outside on the beautiful porch to enjoy their garden too. Thanks for a great end to the weekend.

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    Mark R.

    Excellence in presentation and taste in Berkeley Springs? I guess I would have to be a nitpicker to find anything to complain about. We chose Lot 12 because it was about the same distance for all the couples attending the grandparents celebration dinner. This hidden gem in Berkeley Springs is located off the main drag on a hill. The restaurant is a converted house built in 1913, and according to the write up, the cuisine is "upscale comfort." The dining rooms are just that, rooms in an old house. I have you eaten in many of of these types of places and I have to admit I like the ambulance. There's not much ADA ado about the place, but the management allowed us to drive a car close to the side door to allow our mobility challenged friend easy access. Much appreciated! Our reservation was for 8 pm and we were seated quickly. Our server had a bubbly personality, and although none of us got any wine, she didn't seem to be disappointed. Keep in mind this is a fixed price menu, something I had forgotten about between the time I was doing my research and our dinner. That shouldn't deter anyone as the variety of appetizer, entrée and desert is more than adequate, the food is a strong, eight out of 10 without question. For appetizers, we had potato and wild ramp soup, green salad, a cheddar cheese soup, and a pasta in a cream sauce with morels. In addition to the regular menu, there was also a special menu, and some of these appetizers and entrées that we describe came from both of the menus. The soups were terrific, lots of flavor, Ignore beautiful presentation and the seasoning was correct--not an overuse of salt. For our entrées, we had a lobster in cream sauce, seared scallops with potatoes, three filet mignons, and spring garden risotto. There was not a disappointed taste bud among us. The fillets were prepared perfectly. The scallops were tender; not overly sweet, but OK. They had a good sear, but on one side only. Something that I struggle with as an amateur chef. Everyone who had a creamy sauce was well pleased. I guess you could kind of say this is the French part of the cuisine. This sauce, which is featured on the pasta appetizer as well as several of the entrées has lots of cream and butter! Making Julia Child proud. After our entrées, we were satisfied, but had to try the desserts. No one was disappointed with the apple dessert with ice cream, the cheesecake, or the Graham's port (for those who wanted to drink their dessert they were plenty of after dinner drinks selections). We also ordered a carrot cake and although it was good, the crumb was a bit pasty. Lot 12 public house is a great find. I wasn't expecting this level of cuisine in Berkeley Springs. Just to recap: it's a fairly good value at $75 per person; all the dishes are prepared very well; presentation is excellent!

    Braised short ribs
    Nina D.

    Highly recommend Lot 12 for a delicious decadent meal in Berkeley springs. I was visiting for a little birthday getaway and was able to get last minute reservations (definitely call and get a reservation). The 3 course meal was delicious, I got the southern sampler to start, scallops for my entree and had to get the lemon ricotta cheesecake to go. Everything was delicious, even the olive oil and bread. All in a very cute house from the 1900s. Everyone should stop in while in Berkeley Springs!

    Potato and ramp soup
    Nicole H.

    Wonderful meal and evening at this gem in Berkeley Springs. We both enjoyed potato and ramp soup, followed by quail and waffles for my husband and halibut for me. We finished the meal with delicious pineapple upside down and chocolate torte. Cozy ambiance, great food and delightful service. Our server, Olivia, was so personable and made the evening extra enjoyable.

    Crisp Roasted Duck-rosemary potato cake, pear chutney, bourbon pan juices
    Justin H.

    Anchor of the fine dining scene in Berkeley Springs with fanatic foods and drinks. It upscale for the market and the location of the restaurant, off the park/hill and all it's unique decor give its local, historical charm. The staff was very friend and prompt and kind. The food was fresh, high quality and delicious.

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    Went in August 2022 to celebrate our engagement! Some of the best food we've ever had! And the bubbly was also amazing!! Highly recommend!

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    Panorama Public House

    Panorama Public House

    3.9(14 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    Panorama Public House may have just forced its way onto the Berkeley Springs restaurant podium…read more We came here after a friend recommended it, while we've been aggressively, and probably irresponsibly, exploring the local food scene since buying a place nearby. This was one of the first restaurants around here that made me stop mid meal and think, "Okay... this place actually knows what it's doing." First, the setting is absurdly good. The restaurant sits directly across from Panorama Overlook, with one of those Appalachian views that makes you briefly think, "Maybe I should become a landscape painter." Then I remembered my childhood attempts to follow Bob Ross, where he would end up with a majestic mountain scene and I would somehow end up with three nervous lines and a smudge. So, painting career abandoned. Dinner career continued. The restaurant itself is tucked into the lower level of a historic stone building and connected to an art studio/gallery, giving the place a rustic but oddly sophisticated feel. It is small, maybe 15 tables and a handful of bar seats, which makes it cozy but also means things can bottleneck. We did wait past our reservation time, although once we realized the owner, Trey, was acting as hostess, floor manager, table server, and possibly air traffic controller, it became more understandable. That is my only critique: they could use a little more support staff. That said, Trey was fantastic. Warm, funny, welcoming, and every recommendation she made landed. We started with the mushroom flatbread and the corn and bacon fritters. The fritters were dangerously good: crispy outside, soft inside, rich without being greasy; the kind of appetizer where everyone politely says "you take the last one" while privately calculating whether social norms allow them to grab it first. For the main course, we had the Drunken Rabbit Stew, which Trey described as one of their signature dishes. She was not exaggerating. The rabbit was tender, deeply flavorful, and completely free of the gaminess that scares some people away from rabbit. Alongside it we had the Scottish potato side dish, hearty, buttery, and exactly what you want while staring at mountains and pretending you live in a Scottish hunting lodge. For dessert, they had run out of the Naked Cheesecake, which apparently happens often. Instead we got the "Manna from Heaven" dessert, with meringue and layered textures, and it disappeared suspiciously quickly. Outstanding. One thing worth mentioning: the restaurant also seems genuinely accommodating for vegetarians. The friend who recommended it is vegetarian and spoke very highly of the menu from that perspective as well. We've had several restaurant experiences around Berkeley Springs so far, and Panorama Public House is firmly in the top three in the area thus far. Come for the mountain views. Stay for the rabbit stew, the fritters, and the realization that someone in West Virginia is quietly cooking like this in a cozy restaurant attached to an art studio.

    Only have been here once so limited review…read more Pros: - The inside is gorgeous as it's old architecture, view outside is lovely too - Staff was friendly and nice - Food was good that was recieved Cons: - This place is banking on being an upscale experience and the prices reflect that but I'm not quite sure it's there - Food took around 45-60 minutes to recieve - I'm not sure the prices match the quality/amount

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    Panorama Public House - The cozy tavern ambience

    The cozy tavern ambience

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    Southern Belle Truck Stop & Restaurant - The 'Belle

    Southern Belle Truck Stop & Restaurant

    3.2(18 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    $

    Wow! Friends that I stayed with that have lived in Berkeley Springs for over 40 years had never…read moreeaten here, but we (a group of 8) decided to go in on a holiday Monday morning for a last day of vacation breakfast, and were not disappointed in any way! We were immediately seated, which in itself is no small feat for a group of 8. Drinks came out fast and right. We ordered off the menu, with no weird requests, and the food also came out fast. The portions are VERY generous, considering the prices are quite reasonable. The decor looks like most other truck stops, but this one has award-winning local photographs taken by (I think) one of the owners. Some of the photos are for sale as framed art, and are quite beautiful. If you're in Berkeley Springs, and you're hungry, don't drive by, don't let the outside fool you. Go in and get a great meal.

    We've always wanted to try this place. When it's closed, the place looks abandoned, and when it's…read moreopen, and you're driving by, there are always cars there. I don't frequent truck stops, but I'm pretty sure that most other truck stops don't have wait staff that wears medical scrubs as their "uniform". I'm not sure if this is normal attire, but it really doesn't matter to me. It's more like a snapshot of a small town rural American truck stop, so we'll see when we go back. And we will go back. The dining area is one big linoleum floored room with a register in the corner, and a kitchen through the back. One look at the register area, and you will think, "Ohhh, I bet you $5 they sell Lion Mints or American Legion poppies" Yeah NOW you know exactly what it looks like. There are many booths, a couple of half booths (maybe for handicap accessibility?) and some separate tables. We got a booth that was well worn on the seat. Certainly a good sign. Drink orders were taken, the standard, coffee and water. The young gentleman that brought out our drinks asked if we needed anything else. E asked for cream (sugar was already on the table). This guy, just like McGuyver, pulls three creamers out of his shirt pocket! What I wanted was something of a breakfast sampler. So, on the menu, you can get three french toasts, or three hotcakes. I asked for 2 french toast and 1 hotcake, and they gladly obliged. What nice people! Side of sausage, patty or links? I chose links. The french toast was good. The hotcakes were also good. They were not fantastic, but they were not terrible either. Just a smidge above average I'd say. My breakfast came with no powdered sugar, that's fine. Single pat tubs of Country Crock and the single serving Kraft breakfast syrup. Why does this matter? If you want maple syrup or butter, they may have it, but I didn't ask. If you're looking for a fancy breakfast, keep driving. You won't find it here. No strawberry stuffed pancakes or walnut french toast here. Straight up BS breakfast (that BS is for Berkeley Springs btw). Another quick note is that they appear to make keys and sell batteries as well. It is a truck stop after all.

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    Southern Belle Truck Stop & Restaurant - Southern Belle history

    Southern Belle history

    Southern Belle Truck Stop & Restaurant
    Southern Belle Truck Stop & Restaurant - Grilled cheese and chips

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    Grilled cheese and chips

    Kelley Farm Kitchen - Shoyu Ramen Bowl with Fresh Veggies

    Kelley Farm Kitchen

    4.8(289 reviews)
    32.9 mi
    $$

    I don't usually write reviews because.. honestly I'm lazy and prefer to spend my time eating. Ben…read moreand his (work) family are the best kind of humans out there though, and their food is amazing! I rarely visit a place twice (because there's so many good food places out there) but I ended up eating here twice in one day on our trip because of all the glowing reviews. I had not and still have not heard one negative thing about their food, including the reviews and the friendly faces eating around us; seems like the only way to go wrong is if you don't eat here! At 12:20pm we got: - Raw Roots & Greens Wrap - BBQ Jackfruit Sandwich w/ side of Baked Mac 'n Cheese - Side of Colorado Green Chili At 5:50pm we got: - Dark Horse Burger (with Ben's recommendation) w/ side of Side Salad with Fresh Blackberries - Cheezy Buffalo Cauliflower Dip & Chips Every time my boyfriend ate one of the items he would go "Mmm" and just keep nodding his head in approval which was hilarious to me because on the way up he seemed to There's a portapotty in the back, and Ben said he keeps a tight ship!

    Stopped by after Harper Ferry hike (friends made it to summit, I enjoyed the bus tour…read more Friends enjoyed the filling ramen and juicy burger - all vegan of course. My Rueben was skimpy on the meat with too much sauerkraut (more a sour baloney sandwich). Love the vibe, Would come back but not for the Rueben.

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    Kelley Farm Kitchen
    Kelley Farm Kitchen - Vanilla oat milk soft serve + crushed Oreos

    Vanilla oat milk soft serve + crushed Oreos

    Kelley Farm Kitchen - Happy Halloween!

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    Happy Halloween!

    Lot 12 Public House - comfortfood - Updated May 2026

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