We enjoyed this location. Food was fine. Drinks were good. Had not been to a Dave and busters in a…read morewhile so the game power card that came with the meal option was pretty cool. Location was cleaning and someone was cleaning all the time. Bathrooms were clean. Staff was helpful and nice.

My husband and I love to go here for our date nights! They have great happy hour choices…read more Definitely try the egg rolls!!! we always have amazing service from attentive staff! It's a little loud for me and I do get a bit overstimulated but once I have a drink, it's jus

Hands down one of the best haunts I've been to so far (and definitely the best of 2023 to date!…read more I came to this haunt with some low expectations - given that it's literally built in someone's yard - but I was so, so wrong. The line to get in was a bit long so we opted for the fast pass (totally recommend) and began our spooky journey after only about 5 minutes of waiting. Clearly this haunt was a labor of love. The attention to detail in all of the themed rooms were amazing and the actors (which were plentiful the evening we went) were giving it their all. You'll journey through a graveyard, hillbilly junkyard, through the underground, and much much more. At one point we event had to crawl through a hearse! Be warned - they will touch you in this haunt - so please keep in mind if you're not into that. Personally, I loved it as it really added to the creep factor for me. From start to finish (took about 30ish minutes to go through) we were screaming and giggling the whole time. As an added bonus, we opted to do their Last Ride which simulates a coffin's ride to the cemetery and being put 6 feet under. Would recommend this unique experience as well (only $5 or free with a PRINTED coupon from their Facebook). If you're in this area and looking for a frightful good time don't sleep on Fear on the Farm yall!

10/10 recommend! One of the best haunted attractions I've ever been to. The creativity was a level…read more10 ! The actors and prosthetics were top notch . It was a totally immersive experience that had lots of scare actors . It took us about 35 minutes to walk through the entire haunted house . It was quite a sensory overload and you're never quite sure where to look . Loved spotting the cryptkeeper from Tales from the Crypt - the actor even nailed his voice ! Definitely recommend the express pass , it was a long line and we were able to skip past everyone . Also recommend the add - on experience coffin ride . It's called "your last ride" and you get inside a real coffin and it simulates what it's like to take your , um, last ride lol using audio and hydraulics. Also there's a camera inside the coffin so everyone can watch you ! It's so creative and quite an experience ! Highly recommend Fear on the Farm !

10/10 recommend! not only did our 3 year old love it but we also enjoyed ourselves. such a…read morebeautiful farm with some friendly welcoming people running it. can't wait to go back

I have to the Vandalia gathering, and I always enjoy walking around, see the vendors and listening…read moreto the music on the outdoor stage. They are very talented musicians. They show up every year celebrating traditional Appalachian music.. It is on the West Virginia State Capital grounds: admission is free.

Such a fun festival! Free to get in, and free to park if you know what you're doing. The parking…read moregarage has spots if you don't park where the vendors park. There is about 40 stands with food, art, jewelry, and more. There are events like the Liars Contest and a ton of live music. I was so glad I came back in town to see this again. Don't expect a big city festival, but this is a good time

Fantastic value, wonderful and thoughtful lineup of films. For a quaint and one-of-a-kind venue, go…read moreto Floralee Hark Cohen!

The Intimacy of a 30-seat theater lends to the personal interaction and education of each guest…read moreoften with the filmmaker(s).

Quirky outdoor roadside attraction. It's the site of the first Shoney's restaurant originally…read morecalled the Parkette Drive-In. The use of the word "museum" is a stretch because it's basically just one outdoor structure with four different sides. Each side offers background info on the entrepreneur behind Shoney's. As someone who grew up going to Shoney's with my family , it was a nostalgic stop that's worth a quick detour . Learned some interesting fun facts about the restaurant . Know before you go : Plan to spend 10-20 minutes here. It's outside so check the weather . If you really wanna go full circle there's a Shoney's restaurant less than 10 minutes away from the museum that you can eat at after your visit :-) Plenty of easy parking around

As someone who grew up going to Shoney's every year as a kid for each of mine and my siblings'…read morebirthdays, the chain restaurant and its cuddly bear mascot have always had a soft spot in my heart. Which is why when we discovered there was a Shoney's "museum" during a recent trip to Charleston, West Virginia I knew we had to stop by and check it out. The word museum isn't exactly accurate and this is more of a roadside attraction, but for anyone that loves roadside oddities or just a healthy serving of Americana nostalgia, definitely plan to make a stop. There's plenty of free parking and you'll only need 10-20 minutes if you really take your time to read all of the displays on the repurposed old drive-in of an old restaurant call Parkette (also from the same creator/owner of Shoney's) I didn't realize that West Virginia was home to the original Shoney's (and drive around WV long enough and you'll see them EVERYWHERE still) and the "museum" contained a lot of interesting history and original memorabilia and merchandise from the early days of Shoney's.