For a small town restaurant, this place hit all the marks. The looks are deceiving. It looks like…read morean old trucker's diner but the food and service are excellent. The wait staff is attentive and the food comes out quick. All of the food we had was excellent. Beer was poured perfectly. No complaints at all. Daphne was one of the best waitresses I've had. She made the dinner that much better.

This was the most upscale restaurant that my family ate at while in the area, and we definitely got…read morebang for our buck! We came by on a weekday afternoon, so the place was very empty. The restaurant was quite dark, but comfortable. It was a little difficult to read the menus with the lighting, but good thing we have phone flashlights. The food was wonderful! I ordered the shrimp scampi, which comes with a side salad and garlic bread (which I got replaced with apple sauce). The food came out very quickly, and was delicious. Would definitely come back if I'm ever back in the area!

Stopped in on the way out into the Dolly Sods Wilderness. The place is quaint and one of the only…read moreoptions in the area. Dining room was open and half full but not busy and it was clean. I sat at the bar to order something to go and was greeted by a woman who clearly hated her life. She was irritated by my questions (such as vegetables that were not on the menu but on a board in the corner of the room, and what the soup was for the day), and stood there with a notepad staring at me until I just rush ordered something to be relieved of her hostile energy. In the end the food and service were nothing to write home about.

The service was great, the food was great, and the atmosphere was old fashioned and also great. We…read morewill come back every chance we get.

We got this for breakfast.. 2 days in a row because it was delicious! We went in person with our…read morefamily of 5 and got take out the next morning for breakfast. Friendly staff. The ham and cheese omelette, Joe's stacked breakfast sandwich, and the pancakes/bacon were awesome!

Unfortunately, everything we ate was gross - not even slightly good. Even the fountain sodas and…read moresweet tea tasted bad. The waitress was awkward/aloof (which isn't a big deal). There was only hand sanitizer in the restroom - no soap. So bummed, I really wanted to like this place!

So I have eaten here many times and loved it. I was very disappointed today. The waitress that was…read morethere today I have literally walked out when I see here there, but today I stayed. She took our order quickly and that's when it went down hill. The place wasn't that busy but the waitress was very confused about everything. Friends of ours showed up about 15 minutes after we ordered and then got their food first. When asked about our breakfast she had no clue. It came out but all the food was just barely warm. The pancake was burnt, biscuits and gravy was ok but not enough gravy. We had waited for nearly 30 minutes and were afraid to ask her to fix this. Again I eat here a lot and recommend this place big time. Today was a very bad day.

Our first place to eat while in Petersburg. The food was terrible. We had breakfast. The potatoes…read morewere boiled then fried a little, the grits were so dry and grainy, I sent them back for a refund. The waitress took about 20 minutes to come to the table and never offered any refills on coffee or drinks. The sausage looked and tasted like a small hamburger patty. Nothing about this experience was good.

Absolutely must stop if you're going this way. The meals are huge and the people are friendly…read more It's the mountains, cell service is spotty. Catch a break, I highly recommend it.

Sept, 2025. Yokum's has a Grill and adjacent General Store, at the intersection of routes 33, 28,…read moreand 55 in Seneca Rocks, WV. Seneca Rocks is in the mountains, and attracts a variety of outdoor enthusiasts, including hikers, rock climbers, fishermen, campers, motorcyclists, and more. And, Yokum's, in business since 1923, and with a family history in the area since the 1830s, is THE hot spot to feed and supply visitors to this beautiful area. It's a casual and reasonably-priced kind of place with historical charm; there's a constant flow of visitors. The General Store offers pretty much anything you would need for a trip to the mountains -- from coonskin hats, to firewood, ice, pantry items, drinks, snacks, and West Virginia souvenirs (including t-shirts, refrigerator magnets, jams and jellies, and so much more). The Grill offers breakfast items (breakfast burritos, bagels, muffins), as well as typical grill items -- burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, pizza, wraps, etc. Of particular note, they've been named as having the state's "2nd best West Virginia-style hot dogs" on the "50 best hot dog trail." The Grill offers both indoor and a few covered front porch tables. We had, however, visited Yokum's for two very specific reasons -- (1) we had just hiked the Seneca Rocks Trail, and wanted to reward ourselves with ice cream! On that note, we found a freezer with all sorts of ice cream treats in the General Store. My husband opted for a pint of Hershey's Cappuccino Crunch premium ice cream. (We had a freezer for the unconsumed portion!), while I chose a Dove ice cream bar. We later realized that, based on reviews on Yelp, the Grill *might* have offered hand-scooped cones but we hadn't checked. (2) we heard that Yokum's has Wi-Fi, a luxury that wasn't available in the National Recreation Area nor anywhere else for at least ten miles. We were able to sit at one of the indoor tables near the Grill, enjoying our ice creams while utilizing the free wi-fi to send a few texts and to plug in some maps for the next leg of our journey. Also worth noting is that Yokum's has an excellent view of the Seneca Rocks rock formation, is in close proximity to the entrances for the Seneca Rocks Visitors Center and the main hiking trail, has easy access off nearby roads and sufficient free parking, offers a clean restroom, and has some large outdoor signs describing local outdoor attractions. Staff were efficient and friendly enough. Yokum's also runs Yokum's Vacationland, offering a variety of accommodations including cabins, bunkhouses, teepees, a motel, and a campground., as well as Yokum's Stables. We didn't visit either.

If you blink you'll miss this great place. From the outside you don't think much of it. Once you…read moreenter, it's clean, it feels at home, the staff are great. We were told to sit wherever we like and a server was there fast. I'm new to the area and I've been skeptical to try this place. I'm glad that I did go in. The food was delicious. Fresh and hot. It tasted like the ingredients were made there in house. Definitely going back soon. I only gave 4 based upon the first visit. It'll change if they remain consistent I don't think they will fail me

Have never felt so unwelcome and disrespected in my life. Our server was sweet but the old couple…read morethat literally sat at the bar directly in front of us giving dirty looks for over a half hour even boldly coming to our table taking plates pushing us out the door (assuming owners) if not even more alarming it was out of control. Can only ignore so many eye rolls and dirty looks right in our faces no hiding it. We spent over $400 dollars this weekend Friday stopped and tonight went back. What a terrible experience. I've worked in the industry for years have a pretty tough skin. But sad to see a local business run like that. Do better for your community and staff.

Great environment, food was good, waitress was kind. The charbroiled chicken sandwich was okay…read morenot the pulled pork and fries were better.

Firstly, no hate on the food, it was great. I got the fish and chips and it came out hot, crisp,…read moreand had good flavor. The coleslaw was finely shredded, which was a pleasant surprise, and dressed in the regular mayo sauce. The tartar sauce was the only thing mediocre seeing as it wasn't that tangy or acidic, it was pickley, which I like pickles, but I want my tartar sauce not that pickley. Now, as for why I only give it two stars. I came in with a group of 12 for lunch at about 1. I know this can be a bit overwhelming, but I don't think they had properly trained for scenarios like this. We talked to a waitress/host and she had said that they are doing tables in sections, which we were like, "We understand and would be ok if you had to split us into two tables," but I just don't think she knew what to do. So, she asked her manager, I presume, and they ended up putting tables together to accommodate us, and turned it into a teaching moment saying, "Anyone can do this" in reference to putting available tables together to seat a large group such as ours. After we were seated and had gotten our menus we put our drink orders in, which came out within a fair amount of minutes. We put in our food orders about 5 minutes later. Nothing too customized, just normal cheese, no cheese, sub regular fries for sweet potato. She took our order and never came back to our table until the food came out. This was a good 50+ minutes. I understand food for a large group can have a long wait time, but part of the service industry is giving updates and refreshing drinks. Other tables had came and went during the time we were there, it was quite bothersome. We had someone go up and ask about our food since we were all hungry and a bit ticked off. Soon after that we got what we ordered. Well, mostly at least. One person had ordered the portobello sandwich and that comes with sweet potato fries according to the menu. They came with regular for her plate. Not that she complained, the regular turned out more crispy than the sweet potato. It would have been nice to know in advance that they would have to sub it if they had ran out of sweet potato fries however. We asked for refills and once we got them she brought ketchup, asked if we needed anything else, and left us alone again. Our server along with seeming new, also had a tired/I don't like my job vibe the whole time. At the end of our meal, we got the check with 18% gratuity already set as the tip since we had a large group. The food was good, but I don't think we'll be back for our next big family trip up here. It seemed like they did best with smaller groups 2-4. Just make note if you're coming up here with a large party.

Great beer! Tried the barrel-age quad and it did not disappoint. The red ale was also superb. Lots…read moreof depth and flavor to both. The rest of the selection was diverse, covering IPAs, sours, lagers, etc. The bartender was terrific too. He did a great job explaining the beers, the history of Stumptown, and a bit more about Davis since my wife and I were new to town. Will definitely go back.

Revisting my review of this most excellent establishment. We were back there last month, and not…read moreonly was the beer still top notch, the variety was such that even a picky beer drinker like me has no room to beef. If you're in the Highlands-GO!

The food was great. The waitress was very accommodating and the atmosphere was phenomenal. A great…read moreplace to eat.

This was our first time back to O'Neills in several years. The interior is dark, but seating is…read moregood. The chair bottoms were very dusty, so makes one wonder how the cleanliness is in the rest of the building. We were greeted upon entering and given our choice of seating. Our server, Lexi, was very good and took good care of us. She is friendly and kept my Coke filled. The menu did not have a lot of choices for which I really cared. I went with the smoke house burger and fries. I'm not a fan of krinkle cut fries, but these were good. A little longer in the fryer would have made a big difference. The burger was large and served hot. The meat could have used some seasoning to add some flavor. Overall, the service pushed the rating to a 4.

Brittany is the best server and they way she handles her tables and she made me and my husband feel…read morelike regulars and we like that. Keep up the good work Brittany be back soon to see you. LL

I'm glad to see that the Kac-Ka-Pon is open again, it's been a camp tradition for many years to eat…read morehere. We've always enjoyed the cooking here, it's down home country cooking and it's always delicious! The staff are friendly and polite and you always feel welcome here. The only dig I'll give this place is that it's 100% not fast food. In fact, it's more like glacial pace food - last time we were there we waited almost 40 minutes for our order to come out. That said, if you know that going in, you're going to have a good meal here.