We stopped here on our road trip and were pleasantly surprised. We had the fried pickles and the…read morepimento and steak sandwiches. All of it was well prepared and tasty. The soda was fizzy! The best part was the homemade coconut cream pie. The generous slice was delicious, I could tell the crust was homemade. The staff was friendly. Very good, check it out!

We were in Lexington for the weekend and ended up eating at The Palms twice -- because it was just…read morethat good. The first night we ordered the stuffed cod and burgers, along with beers and soft drinks. Everything was fantastic. The food was flavorful, fresh, and cooked perfectly, and the service was quick and genuinely friendly. We liked it so much that we went back again the same weekend. The second time we had burgers, a club sandwich, fried green tomatoes with pimento cheese, a punch cocktail, a tall beer, and soft drinks -- and once again, everything was spot-on. Consistently great food and great service both times. We went in around 8:00 p.m. the first night, and the staff was cheerful and energetic -- you would have thought they had just started their shifts. That's a huge plus when dining a little later in the evening. Everyone we spoke to said it's a local favorite, and after our experience, we completely understand why. If we had more time in town, we probably would have eaten there a third time. Definitely a must-stop in Lexington!

This restaurant has so much history. It's a mom and pop shop and a local spot. The side room has…read morememorabilia to Elvis. Mr. Lindsay was very friendly and kind to us. He showed us pictures of himself when he played baseball back in the day. If you're UVA fan, recommend coming here since he has photos of him posing with some of the UVA players. The price for the food is the cheapest I've seen. The pancakes are only $6. The 2 eggs and toast was under $6. It came out fast and simple. Just make sure you bring cash because they don't accept card. They do have Venmo however. Show this place some love.

Roost bar and grill is the perfect place to escape from the Omni Homestead. The burger is better…read morethan the one served at the resort. This local bar and grill is run by a nice husband and wife team. If you are looking for a quiet, inexpensive, and local spot, the Roost is a place you can count on. There are very limited options in this small town, but Lindsay's Roost Bar & Grill will not disappoint.

Foxfire Grill - Snowshoe, WV…read more Visited in August with family and our dog while in Snowshoe, WV. Foxfire has a dog-friendly outdoor patio, which was a big plus. The setting is lovely -- Snowshoe Plaza had a car show that day, and the surrounding area is worth exploring. In winter this is a ski hub, but in summer it's still a great spot to visit. We waited about 20 minutes for a table, and the food took at least 30 minutes to arrive. I ordered the full rack of baby back ribs with baked beans and sweet potato fries (sharing with someone else). The good: The baked beans were fantastic, and the sweet potato fries were some of the best I've ever had. Most of the food tasted great overall. The bad: The ribs were completely blackened and burnt throughout -- not just a little char, but fully charred. I've attached a photo for reference. Burnt food not only ruins the flavor, but it's a sign of poor execution and attention to detail, and over time it can be unhealthy. Overall, the location is great, the service was decent, and most of the food was solid. Unfortunately, the ribs knocked this experience down for me -- enough to take off two stars. Hopefully next time the kitchen cleans up their act. Rating: (3/5) Last visited: August 2025

Foxfire Grill is a solid spot at Snowshoe--cozy, casual, and great after a day on the slopes. The…read morefood is pretty good! I had the pulled pork sandwich and fries, and it really hit the spot. Portions are generous and the flavors are satisfying, especially when you're craving something hearty and warm. It can get pretty busy, especially during peak times, so expect a bit of a wait and slower service. That said, the staff is usually friendly, and once you're seated. If you can grab a seat by the window, the village view at night is a nice bonus.

Just got back from this place tonight and the service was horrid. The bartenders here are extremely…read morerude. If you work in the service industry this is unacceptable and I will never be back here. Just from the service alone has turned me away from going back to snowshoe in general. The older bald gentleman who was helping was extremely unprofessional and rude and acted like he had a point to prove. If you are ever in snowshoe DO NOT GO TO HOOTS. And if management reads this I would seriously consider finding new help.

We arrived at Snowshoe around 3:30 and as usual, room's not yet ready.  So decided to have a late…read morelunch at Hoots since it didn't seem busy and tables were well distanced.  This place always seems a bit dark and grungy despite the windows looking out onto the slopes.  Menu selection is pretty limited.  You order at the counter and they'll call your number when food is ready.  Wanted to have the burger but was advised that it'd take 20 minutes as the meat was frozen so needed time to thaw.  Didn't want to wait so opted for the fried chicken sandwich and chicken tenders with fries.  The tenders had very hard crust and were tasteless.  The sandwich was slightly better since there was some lettuce and mayonnaise which added a bit of flavor.  Overall quite underwhelming even without high expectations.

Came here last night after a cold 5.5 hour train ride. Located in the Company Store, where they…read morealso serve ice cream. Our server, Susan, was super friendly. Limited menu as Cass Railroad State Park is pretty remote, but they serve the basics. My hamburger was so good in fact ( and large), that I ordered a second! My husband ordered the fried chicken and it was moist on the inside and a delicious crunch in the outside. His two side choices were corn and coke slaw, both yummy. We also shared a creamy and yummy broccoli cheddar soup. This immediate area is absolutely stunning.

Food was great, the service was great, the ambiance was fantastic. Highly recommend this restaurant.read more

It was the first time that I had French onion soup. It was on the menu here at Food and Friends -…read moreLewisburg. My friend and I decide to come to Lewisburg because I heard it was a cool place to have lunch. The lunch decision was between a Mexican restaurant across the street or at Food and Friends, and ultimately Food and Friends won out and we stepped into this restaurant, hoping to have a nice lunch together. It was just after 1 PM when we came into the restaurant and we sat almost immediately because there was a table available at. The entire experience took about an hour or so and it was enjoyable for sure. The restaurant itself was cute and unique. The menu was cute and the prices were decent. My friend decided to pick up the tab for both of us because I was visiting and that was nice. I started the meal with the French onion soup, which was a first for me. It was a good delicious appetizer for me that was awesome. It warmed the soul and my stomach. For the main course, I had this steak and shrimp salad dish, which was good and refreshing. It was nice because it wasn't too much carbs and it was nice to have steak for lunch at least once in my trip to West Virginia. The ambiance was nice and quiet. It was definitely a nice lunch spot on a quiet Wednesday November afternoon in Lewisburg. Food and Friends is a nice restaurant in the heart of Lewisburg. Check them out if you're in the area! I would wholeheartedly recommend coming here. They have a ton of great options to choose from and the service is great and friendly. I enjoyed myself with my friend for lunch. Hopefully you will too with your party. The overall experience here at Food and Friends - Lewisburg was very nice and pleasant. It was also a great choice to have lunch. The staff here was very accommodating and friendly. It was a typical experience that made me happy that it was a good choice. The restaurant itself was clean and cozy. It felt like a small converted house, with the main floor for customers. I felt that the French onion soup was the featured dish for me and the salad was the accompaniment to a wonderful day so far. Both dishes were freshly made and served with love. It was very refreshing and satisfying. Never needed dressing too, since the steak was prepared with enough spice and all of the things. Even the shrimps were sautéed and cooked to perfection. Just wanted something light and simple without having it to be heavy on the stomach and this steak and shrimp salad that Food & Friends made was amazing and out of this world. As far as the seating arrangements, we got to sit near the entrance, which was good. There was not much air conditioning since it was fairly cool conditions at the time for mid November. Comfortable chairs and furniture make it a little homespun while you dine here. It was a nice place to dine here and definitely a nice place to be. If you are a fan of local comfort food without the price bloat, consider coming here to Food & Friends restaurant in Lewisburg. It may be off the beaten path, but once you get here, you'll be glad you did. Trust yourself and treat yourself. You'll be well rewarded! If you're lucky to be here, you might find yourself dining in a hidden gem restaurant. Definitely recommend Food & Friends. Food & Friends restaurant is a cute boutique restaurant in the heart of Lewisburg, West Virginia. It's physically located at 878 Washington Street here in Lewisburg. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. As far parking goes, your best bet would be to find street parking wherever you can find it and walk on over to the restaurant. The town of Lewisburg is small enough to where parking can be found anywhere that's legal to park. Ideally, having a car of your own or renting one in a larger city is helpful to get to Lewisburg. I'm not sure if the town of Lewisburg has a public transportation system for anyone and everyone to use to get around. Then there is the topic of Uber or Lyft to get you here, but the drive is long anywhere from Lewisburg, in general. With that said, your best bet would be to get here with a friend or try to get a rental on your own. It'll be quite the expense to try to Uber here from Princeton, Bluefield, or Beckley. Or even from Charleston too. The food here is good and the company was great. I enjoyed myself here for lunch on a November 2025 outing here to Lewisburg. Hope you can make it out here. The town is nice and small enough to walk around for an afternoon. Food & Friends was my favorite place to have lunch in. Hopefully it will be yours as well. They'll love to have you, I'm sure of it. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

Food and Friends is a nice restaurant with good food overall, and the dessert was especially great…read more A pleasant spot to enjoy a meal.

On a recent trip to beautiful Lexington, Virginia, we stopped at this little hotel bar to warm up…read morewith some fries and old fashioneds after a very chilly hike through Natural Bridge. We loved sitting by a real fire and everyone was very kind to the little ones we had with us. We will definitely be back. It was a very cozy experience.

More than a hotel bar, an unexpected gem, beyond the under utilized curb appeal. Fresh ingredients…read morefor the food and mixed drinks made with effort and flavors! Pescatarian friendly. Desserts made in-house. Ample and competent service Team. 50% is setup as bar, while 50% is setup as dining; a (2) sided gas fireplace separates them. Covered patio seating in the rear, unfortunately, without a view. Tasteful experience with decent portions and prices. Hello Lexington!

The buffet looked like it had been sitting for quite some time. The food looked quite lack luster--…read moredry, old. I ordered food bc it looked so bad. I got the all American burger with onion rings... it was cold. My husband got the sirloin and he said it had hardly ANY seasoning. Low lighting makes the restaurant look very dated. All the blinds are shut. It all seemed very odd. But the hostess was very kind.

I grew up on Shoney's. It used to be a Saturday night routine. Club sandwiches, chicken tenders,…read moreall with that great sweet n sour sauce that had the pineapple in it. Since moving away, I've longed to return. While visiting family for the holidays, we treated ourselves. I must say it fell way short on my memories. I got the bar, food was standard, picked over, dried up, and somewhat cold. The salad bar had changed as there were not as many available items. Service was not great. Had to ask or wait for a refill or plates to be removed multiple times. Inside was the same as always, this particular location was fairly dated, with peeling stickers on the table tops. Ahh, I long for the glory days of Shoney's

Great ambiance, good food, friendly folks! Reserved table for "just because" dinner celebration…read more Food was mostly amazing and at worst "good" (which is still more than high praise). We showed early for our reservation and immediately seated. Menu has changed in last few months so they appear to be constantly improving. Appetizer and salad showed at the same time which I might not have preferred but as we shared 1 app with 2 people and had 2 salads worked. All the serving were tasty. I preferred my salmon and risotto while partner preferred his beef and grits, Caesar salad won over Brussels spout salad. Bottle of Malbec was appropriate to price as was after dinner port. Goat cheese ice cream was divine. Will return for our next visit in August because I love the vibe. Owner check on us twice which says a lot for the "why we go here" place... check it out and if you like the hometown vibe and dinner menu options I think you'll be more than satisfied

Came here for my mama's birthday and we got a warm welcome. The message at our table even said…read moreHappy Birthday! When you walk in there's defo a mid evil vibe. Our waitress was perfect. The bread was yummy and the shrimp for appetizer. The main dishes we got were the catfish stir fry and lobster tacos. Both delicious! Catfish defo does not have a fishy taste at all. I also got a spritzer drink with Berry purée.

We visited Draper's for lunch. It is decorated in the Dorothy Draper style (in which the name gives…read morehomage to her). The front right hand side of the restaurant is decorated in traditional pink ice cream shop decor (yes it is part ice cream shop) and the rest of the interior is the restaurant. The service was good. I thought the prices were very fair considering the atmosphere and the quality of the food. We ordered hamburgers- the Forager burger was excellent! The fries were good also.

The food is always made to order and very fresh and amazing! The service is great. The ambience is…read morehappening and they have an ice cream shop built right in !!! Drapers is located inside The Greenbrier family resort in West Virginia here. You must come if you haven't been! This resort is one of my favorite places