I had the Matewan Massacre burger on a Monday evening with sweet potato fry's with Carmel dipping…read moresauce. The burger was excellent! I could eat those all the time. Carmel and sweet potato waffle fry's? Wow! Why did I not know that was a thing? Try it! Now the only downside. They were severely understaffed. It appeared that there was only 1 waitress and the bartender pulling double duty. The parking was full and our party of 11 was spread over 3 tables. It was very busy! That is not a negative on the two wait staff or the kitchen.

Easily accessed from the trail or road. Pretty empty when we entered at 11:45 on a Wednesday. Told…read moreto choose our own seat, we were promptly waited on. Only took about 10 minutes for food to be delivered. Waitress was attentive to or needs as we ate. Food was mostly very good, though the fries were not hot. Onion rings were especially good. Definitely worth a visit if you're nearby.

If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. The RailYard is hands down one of the best…read morerestaurants I've ever been to, and it's right here in Bluefield. From the food to the drinks to the service, every single detail is outstanding. On my first visit, I tried the fried green tomatoes, the famous chicken & waffle nachos, and the Bleu Monday burger with sweet potato fries each dish was so good that I found myself planning my return before I even left. Sure enough, the next day I was back and had the ridiculously delicious smoked Gouda shrimp mac, maple bacon Brussels sprouts, fire-roasted tomato soup with grilled cheese, and the chimmied fries. Absolutely phenomenal. The fried green tomatoes have officially become my standard nobody else compares now. The Samurai Jack salad so fresh, flavorful, and unforgettable. The drinks deserve their own spotlight. The Breakfast Club with a Sidecar is a must try, and the Basilto All Flavors series (strawberry, blackberry, blueberry) is out of this world, blueberry was my personal favorite. Creative, refreshing, and perfectly crafted. The RailYard is the kind of place that makes you excited to come back again and again. The vibe is cool, the staff/manager Brad is friendly and attentive, and the food is truly next level. Whether you're a student at Bluefield State or just passing through town, this place is an absolute must. The RailYard sets the bar high for food, drinks, and atmosphere in West Virginia. Worth every single visit and then some.

Great local place, don't read a book by its cover, inside is much nicer than you would think based…read moreon the outside. Set in an old bank building, features a full bar with ~30 beers on tap including many local selections and IPAs as well as half a dozen wine choices. That said,The Railyard is more of a restaurant than a bar. The food and service from the staff are definitely the star of the show. Davey (ask him about his previous career as a guitarist for a metal band) and his team did a great job taking care of us. Menu offers a wide selection of burgers, wraps, and salads (including vegan selections). Also try the Devil Arse dip with chips and or crostini (toasted bread). Loved it , great place for lunch.

We stopped in for lunch after a long morning on the trails. Very clean and nice big patio. Service…read morewas great and food was excellent. Thanks for the hospitality

From the owner: Having a blast riding the Hatfield-McCoy Trails with your friends or family? The fun doesn't have…read moreto end when you visit Trail 10 Pub & Grill in Freeman, WV. Trail 10 Pub & Grill is a bar and grill featuring incredible pub food, cold beer, live music and exceptional service. Stop by our local pub just outside the Pocahantas Trail 10, or dial 304-248-8200 for more information. If you're driving by and can't stay for a meal, you can pick up non-ethanol gas, snacks, cold beverages, tobacco, souvenirs and Hatfield-McCoy Trails passes at The Pop Shop - a gas station and convenience store - just next door.

Such a cool place to visit in Tazewell, VA! The pizza crust was amazing and we loved seeing the…read morecool cars and bikes that were there to ride the Back of the Dragon trail.

Food quality/price 9. The atmosphere is neo-industrial. The coolest thing about this place is the…read moreability to purchase draught beer by the ounce! They give you and electronic wrist watch which allows you to draw however much of a beer you'd like, and automatically tracks how many ounces of each beer you've chosen, and you're charged 50 cents per ounce which calculates to $8 for a pint of beer. That's about what most bars charge, and you get to choose how much of each beer you'd like. This is a GREAT comcept! The food choices are limited, but they do have pizza, salads, and snacks. This genue is motorcycle related and is located near the North end of The Back of the Dragon motorcycle twisty. They have live entertainment on weekends.

Just Like How I Brew it Up…read more We're usually pretty good about having our spots to eat lined up when traveling but occasionally we'll have a "fuck it let's see where we end up" kinda day, and this was one of them. I literally spotted a wooden sign along the 19 advertising for Freefolk Brewery and--after seeing the positive Yelps--we headed straight there. Established in 2018, this is the OG location for Freefolk Brewing, which has since moved their brewing operations to larger digs in Hico, WV. But this location stands as a taproom for their suds, as well as operating a small kitchen. The Good: *Love the location in the middle of nowhere. Really captures the essence of WV. *Décor is also really great with lots of paintings, murals, and other fun things to discover indoors. *Great dog-friendly outdoor space that hosts live music on weekends. *Small but strong menu that leans heavily on Greek/Mediterranean grub. *Nine of their beers on-tap (they do have guest taps as well) that features everything from IPAs to gose's and even sours. *Service was friendly and fast *Fast-casual as you order at the counter, get a buzzer and then pick up your food when ready. *Baklava cheesecake was out-of-this-world great. I loved the crunch from the Filo dough and pistachios and the taste of the thick, rich honey. *Food was surprisingly very not bad. I enjoyed my Traditional Gyro and Greek Salad, and everyone else did, as well. Nothing spectacular, but nothing terrible, either. The Meh: *While a small menu is fine by me, it might limit certain pickier folks who aren't into Mediterranean food. The Ugly: *Remote location is great during the day but might be a lil' sus at night time if you smell what I'm cooking. TLDR: Great spot for some Greek bites and tasty suds.

This place is so cute! The staff were friendly, the location is dog friendly & had a great beer…read moregarden. They were setting up for live music, but unfortunately we were there too early to see it! They have a nice stage and a spread out area for people to relax and enjoy! The food was fresh & tasty! I love that it wasn't your standard greasy bar food, but was actually fresh & a healthier alternative!

I ran into this place by accident and walked in right when they opened. Fe down and had a beer with…read morethe manager a great place for a quiet beer about 6 o'clock nothing fancy but clean. People started rolling in a little later and a standing room only after about 11 o'clock. Good crowd if you're in Pikeville I don't want to sit in a restaurant give us places shot

The first stop on our West Virginia road trip was the carefully planned out stop: Dobra Zupas ( I…read moreresearched this trip for months). I would say this was as solid as it comes for any restaurant. Pros: - The building. As a Savannah, GA native (more or less) I can appreciate a historic building. Absolutely love the vibe inside and out. - Their fries are top notch. Great Greek seasoning on these bad boys and very hot coming out. Some of the better fries I've had in my life. - Grilled Chicken Sandwich. There's a spot in Savannah, GA called "Clary's" that had a grilled chicken sandwich and they took it off their menu a few years back. One of my favorite chicken sandwiches; Dobra Zupas is pretty close to that one. A perfect "diner" style chicken sandwich. - Wait Staff. Top Notch. After having a rather bad wait staff for my last review, this one made me feel comfortable and not rushed nor in the way. - Fried Goat Cheese was amazing. I've never had anything like it. Cons: - Pizza was so-so. You really don't go to a Greek restaurant and order pizza, but it was alright. Definition of okay. I really enjoyed my stop through here. You can tell they put a lot of effort into this being a great restaurant and it comes through. The building and how unexpected it is to come across (you Google Map a restaurant and are kinda shocked when you come across it) is cool. Well, my unnecessary hours of researching restaurants for West Virginia was successful for Day One because Dobra Zupas was a fun find. Very glad I came and would definitely recommend it.

Family owned coffee place with a small, but very good menu. I got a rice dish and it was well…read moreseasoned and had fresh ingredients. The coffee was the best I've ever had. Bar none. and I have had coffee from all over the world. I'll be back the next time I am in the area.

Now this place was crazy quiet on a Saturday night. The music playing was a great variety…read more Service was very personal and fast. We ordered the wings and nachos. Good bar food. Thanks for a great selection of brews after a long drive.

Enjoyed a night here on my road trip. Excellent burger & fries, and loved that they had local craft…read morebeers available. Overall, glad I found them - always enjoy eating local, and this place does the trick. Keep slinging what you're slinging!

Have been here a few times now and can say each time has been good…read more Really enjoy the Simco and my husband has been able to find ones he enjoys too. Food doesn't disappointment and the prices are really good for what you get. Service has always been good, even on super busy days. Only complaint is I wish they didn't use their Facebook page as their website, but that is simply me being a picky marketing person :)

It's good to have a brewery who also serves food. They have a little bit is everything on tap…read more The menu has mostly sandwiches and personal pizza. We had the works and cheese pizza. There are no board games available but there was live music!

Stopped at Weathered Ground Brewery and we were not the only ones…read more A lot of local people enjoying a Sunday get together and also outdoorsy people, some with wheelers and maybe some with hiking in mind. Great location and the service from Mandy was very helpful. We had excellent beer choices that paired well with taste buds and the pizza. Beer choices were the Amber Gone Nuts. Enniskillen, which is a stout and Sour Kid which is a prickly pear and guava sour. Highly recommend here it is only a 5 mile drive from the interstate and I can hike it out of our vehicle anytime. Love the decor with the addition of local art which is for sale, which adds to the love of WV craftsmanship and spirit.

Stopped in with the family on a trip up north. Wife and I each got a flight - I had the hefe,…read morekolsch, farm house, and wit; all were good. Wife got a flight with sours which she really enjoyed. Also a salad and some wings. Wings were fried perfectly. Service was good and that open space outside was nice. Grabbed a shirt too