This place was a bit of a shock. For most of remote West Virginia restaurants mostly server the…read moresame boring Sysco or Gordon Foods...same hamburgers and wings and fried fish...they don't even try to hide the fact that it's not scratch made. So to actually find an authentic restaurant with good food in Durbin, WV of all places...I am still shocked by this meal. And the food cost is on par for the area. If you put this restaurant in Charleston with the same menu, it would be double to triple the prices. So not only is it good, it's inexpensive! The one thing I would have changed was my wing order...I had no idea each of these was battered in KFC like batter and deep fried. I'm fine with fried wings but I like them naked...not sure if that's an option but that's how I'd order them next time. Don't get me wrong...these were really really good...but the batter made them a huge huge meal instead of just a nice keto and protein option. I couldn't really taste the sauce, normally wings like this are swimming, so I had to ask for more and I believe it's homemade as well. My girlfriend got the steak salad and even the steak was different. They made the dressing in the restaurant and it was freaking fantastic. I didn't try it until I was done with my wings but if I had, I would have dipped my wings in this sweet honey flavored dressing. One of the boys got the seafood boil which was on special. He freaking loved it and couldn't eat it all. Of course he ate all of the shrimp and crab legs first. It was a really good price, cheaper than what you'd pay at the beach! The other boy got grilled chicken and corn and also didn't finish. I need to train these teens how to eat like a man. Service was great. We had two servers because she was training a new girl. There might have only been three in the entire restaurant but we were early enough that it wasn't crowded. Bar area was huge and stocked well. They even had Ole Smoky Moonshine which I've never seen in a bar. I really loved the map on the wall with photos of the historic towns. I've been to Wildell many times but haven't really seen many photos of it. Only one house remains there. There is nothing left of the town of Burner. We will definitely be riding the side by side down to eat here in the future. We got lucky and saw the diesel locomotive return with the castaway cabooses just before we had dinner.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of food here. I had the honey dipped chicken with mashed…read morepotatoes and side salad. I know a lot of places serve honey dipped chicken but this was excellent!! My son ordered the "Early Riser" which was country fried steak with a fried egg on top, American cheese, BBQ sauce etc on a kaiser bun. Said it was Delicious.. Place was nice and clean and the service was very good. We'll be back!

I have traveled through the area between Elkins and Lewisburg many times, and this is definitely…read moreone of the best diner type restaurants in the area. I wouldn't give it 4 stars in a more competitive area, but I've tried most things on the menu, they are consistently good, and they are the best choice I have found down here, by far. I hear the restaurant at Cass is good too, but I've not tried it yet. The best choices t Station 2 are their burgers and home style meals, They offer pizza, but I don't recommend it. I have had the pork chops and honey chicken dinner, and they will both remind you of good home cooking. The burgers are hand made patties, not frozen ones out of a box. The staff and owner, Buster, are all very friendly and great people. If you are driving through to or from Snowshoe, Greenbank Observatory, or any of the railroad attractions in the area, this is a great food stop.

This is a cool little restaurant in this very small town. Most of the storefronts are sadly empty,…read morebut this little gem is still here! After riding the Durbin Rocket we headed here for lunch! The restaurant is old and dated but it has history which is cool too, and the entrance was a little weird! You walked thru a beauty salon to reach the restaurant, but once inside the food made up for the strange entrance. I ordered the fiery double burger, and this thing was a monster for sure! At least a half a pound of burger with three pieces of bread. It reminded me of a super sized Bic Mac with a similar sauce like Big Mac. I do not like Big Mac sauce much, so next time I will order without sauce. The burger was cooked to order, and no pre done burgers laying around. The meal can with chips, and for $7.95 it was well worth it. Next we had dessert and everything was homemade. The pie serving was large and very fresh. Highly recommend trying the dessert! I recommend this place for sure and hope to return in the future

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 awful. Gravy was rancid l. Fried mushrooms were lukewarm and some were still frozen in the…read moremiddle. Roast beef was dry and tasteless, shrimp was warm but obviously reheated. Waitress was attentive and cordial. The food was absolutely awful.

Had a great lunch today at Whistle Punk Grill. Was traveling from Charleston to Marlinton and…read moreneeded a late lunch. Saw that they were open at 2pm and had a Nancy Hart burger. The egg was done just right and the fries were as well. My second time here in the last couple years. I'll make it a point to return.

Very very good food and great service! We will be back! They also have a great beer and cider…read moreselection! We will be back!

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.

Stopped in for breakfast on our way to Spruce Knob and Spruce Lake. The service was efficient and…read morethe pretty young lady was warm and welcoming. My grandson and I ordered and was served in less than 10 minutes and the food was hot and delicious. If we were going to stay another night or two at Seneca Rocks we would have eaten all our meals there.

Always great to see Danny and the gang at Old Mountain Tavern during a visit to Marlinton and…read morePocahontas County. They have plenty of cold Budweiser and the pizza was perfect. So nice to meet Marley who was behind the bar both evenings we were there. See you all next time!

I think the restaurant and the bar are lovely and so are the employees however you have certain…read morefood items especially the strombolis and the calzones where the cheese substitute is basically flower dough which resembles mozzarella but is definitely not mozzarella it's sticky and gooey and taste precisely like dough there is no recognizable cheese by taste or visibility within the cheese stromboli and the same bogus material is in many of the other strombolis and calzones and it has been that way for months apparently nobody taste tests this pseudo food. It's sad that these guys can't figure it out that they're scamming customers by substituting with cheaper basically fake ingredients that are not what is to be expected. You all need to spend more time taste testing your own food and making sure your cooks are cooking properly and using the stated ingredients and not trying to cut corners this is what it appears like.

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.

We were in the area climbing the via ferrata at Nelson Rocks, about 20 minutes down the road, when…read morewe needed a hearty lunch to fuel us. We found Yokum's and decided to give it a shot. Such a quaint, country joint. We were welcomed by a full parking lot (great sign that the place is tasty) and folks swinging on wooden outdoor swings. Inside you will find half of the establishment is a food spot where you can order and dine in, while the other half is a store that you can purchase camping supplies, necessities, food, and souvenirs. I opted for the best sweet tea I ever tried and very filling hot dogs (we got the 2 for $9 special). The dogs are loaded with chili and cole slaw. Even though they look moderate in size, I was full after eating one thanks to all the toppings. Overall, such a warm pit stop, very close to Seneca and Nelson Rocks. We ended up coming back a second time. Highly recommend!

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.

What a gem. I live for finding a place like this when I am traveling. We had driven down from the…read moreGreen Bank Observatory into Marlinton on a Saturday evening. It's off the beaten path -- but don't let that deter you. It's feels like a cabin in the mountains inside, and the food was just wonderful. Mim herself serves the dishes, which when we came, included meat loaf, roast beef and a chicken dish. She cooks it ALL herself! Then, you get your choice of salads, sides and an optional dessert! It tasted like a home-cooked meal I've not had in a long time! Everyone was very friendly inside, and I also appreciated that Mim's seemed like such a community spot. Friends meeting, everyone knew each other -- it's hard to find that kind of vibe in New Jersey! It's worth the trip out of your way for a great, homestyle meal!

Literally the Best place to eat in and around Marlinton. Mim prepares all the food and it is…read moredelicious. She's even behind the counter serving it. Cafeteria style with HUGE portions! Not to be missed!