This is by far some of the best BBQ I've had in my life, and that's saying something. Everything…read moreis homemade from sides down to the sauces. The portions are well worth the price and there's no other place I'll eat when he's in the area. He always has a wide variety of meats to choose from. brisket, turkey, burnt tips, pulled pork, chicken, etc. You will not regret trying this man's food. I'm hooked, and I'm confident you will be once you try it. I've traveled all over the US and I stand by what I said. Some of the best BBQ I've had in my life. Hands down.

Little hole in the wall with excellent food. We come from Columbus to visit family in the area and…read moreit is a tradition to get dinner from Apple Grove Market. French fries, pizza, and turkey sub are excellent. Enjoy!

Horrible store to work at the Manager will quite literally fire you for no reason at all and the…read morepeople you work with are kiss asses I had a convo with a friend stating that I was lucky I even got to show for work because my grandmother was in the hospital all night and just got released and hour before I showed up to work and the worker in the kitchen ran and told the manager some mixed up version of my conversation and like an hour to an Hour an half later the manager walks in and tells me infront of all my coworkers and the customers that I need to clock out and not to comeback also I have skin sensitivety to bleach and the manager didn't provide cleaning things so I could do my job without breaking out red rashes and hives so I would bring my own cleaning supplies and she yelled at me for that as well also as a cashier you are supposed to have two people working the register at all times that is what I was told when I was first hired I was always on the closing Shift and for the three months that I worked there I was the only closing cashier that worked and the manager expects you to be done stocking shelves cleaning and doing the pop cooler and beer cave before your shift is over and if you stayed a little bit longer than you was supposed to you would get yelled at and even if you left on time but you couldn't finish everything you was supposed to because you didn't want to get yelled at for staying late(30mins) to finish your job and sometimes I was the only worker in the store working sometimes like no other people was working with me and the kitchen was closed so really it's not a safe area they don't take the safety of there workers seriously also I have seen the workers in the kitchen multiple times go smoke or use the bathroom and not wash there hands and fixing and preparing the customers food without hairnets beardnets or gloves. MIND YOU THIS IS FROM THE TIME PERIOD IT BECAME WILLAMS APPLE GROVE MARKET NOT WHEN PAR MAR OR CHUCK OWNED THE STORE!!

This barbecue food truck had many years of experience behind them. The truck is currently parked on…read morethe William Fuel Stop parking lot, which is a very convenient location for parking any type of vehicle. I had the trucks very good hot dog, (cheap and good), they offer a sauce bun also (like a sloppy joe sandwich). Now for the big picture; they have great brisket, ribs and pulled pork. Many may be familiar with the Honey Creek Barbecue name via their previous Rio Grande, Ohio location. One can purchase a can of soda inside the gas station for 25 cents.

Great stop n grab. They have quick grab groceries, gifts for that special person, pocket knives,…read morecoins from around the world, rocks and crystals, etc...

--Location/Parking-- Convenient near the highway. I just…read morewish it was a lot closer, but still a five minute drive from the highway. --Ambience-- Typical convenience store, with well stocked coffee bar. Clean and well-organized. --Service/Staff-- I grabbed my coffee and go, the usual greeting upon entering, but still friendly. --Products/Service-- Well stocked business, with coffee for even late in the evening which can be missed at some gas stations. --Capacity-- Along side a mountain, there can be limited car/vehicle traffic. Be warned this is an in and out station with limited pumps. I believe there was four pumps. Two on each side of the station. --Overall-- A spot of fill up and go and refill your cut of coffee.

Go Mart #47, located at 1300 Viand St, Point Pleasant, WV, does not prioritize customer concerns or…read moreissue resolution. There is a clear lack of accountability among staff, management, and corporate leadership regarding customer treatment. Their pattern of behavior suggests that customer safety and well-being are not a priority within this store. This location currently holds an "F" rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB) due to five complaints, three of which remain unanswered--a glaring indicator of neglected consumer grievances. Recurring concerns include unprofessional conduct and disregard for workplace policies, notably in inconsistent receipt practices and substance use on company time. These issues paint a larger picture of systemic failures that Go Mart Inc. should not ignore. If corporate already fails to act on customer complaints, it raises a critical question: Are they addressing internal misconduct at all? I have serious concerns about certain individuals exploiting customers' susceptibility to manipulation through predatory social power plays in the workplace. This behavior weaponizes manipulation and psychological tactics--coercion, deception, and pressure--all designed to benefit employees at the customer's expense. This kind of systematic exploitation preys on customer trust and psychological vulnerabilities for financial or personal gain. It includes emotional manipulation, coercive tactics, deception, and psychological conditioning. When manipulation becomes a form of entertainment or a competitive challenge, it escalates into something more coordinated and deliberate. At this stage, some employees aren't just engaging in unethical behavior for personal gain--they are making a game out of it. This involves: * Predicting customer reactions to fine-tune manipulation tactics. * Competing to exploit trust by testing how far customers can be pushed. * Strategic targeting--choosing which customers are most susceptible to coercion. * Escalating employee misconduct as these behaviors are reinforced. When this behavior becomes intentional and repetitive, it is no longer just unethical--it is targeted exploitation of customer vulnerability. Employees who engage in this conduct strategically influence interactions for their own benefit rather than adhering to ethical business practices. Potential customers should carefully consider these factors before choosing to shop here. It is advisable to request a receipt after every transaction, whether paying by cash or card. Customers should regularly review their bank statements to ensure accuracy and detect any unauthorized or suspicious transactions. If discrepancies arise, they should report them immediately to their financial institution. This is not just a review--it is an exposé of unethical business practices that consumers need to be aware of. Customers deserve transparency and ethical treatment. Go Mart #47 has repeatedly failed to uphold these standards. You have been warned.

Stopped at Precious Memories Bakery at 1112 Ripley Rd in Ripley WV to grab my daddy a Lunch Box to…read moretake to him at the Nursing Center. It was a very nice boxed lunch that included a Club Sandwich on Wheat bread with tomato,lettuce, mayo with Swiss Cheese, a side of Macaroni salad, a Cookie n Cream Cupcake and Lemonade. He enjoyed it very much!!! Their food is delicious!!! I ate half of his sandwich and a few bites of his macaroni salad...super good!!! I highly recommend going here for a quick bite to eat or to go!!! Very friendly staff and great atmosphere and decor. Please try them out!!! You will not be disappointed!!!

Speaking as a tourist, to give other tourists an idea of what to expect:…read more - the atmosphere is top tier. As soon as you step in, you're greeted by Mothman- and other cryptid-themed trinkets and shirts (great souvenirs & stocking-stuffers). They have some pretty awesome original art for sale, which i didn't purchase, but did remind myself to check out again during future visits. There's a little hallway you have to walk through to get to the counter & seating area, which is spacious, has a ton of natural light, and the best wall decor. There's even a small restroom if needed. - because i went during the Mothman festival, i did have to wait in line, but not for a long time, probably 15 minutes maximum. Because there were so many people there, the staff gave me a pager that beeped when my order was ready, which was way more helpful than having to listen for my name being called. It took less than 5 minutes for my order to be made, so even though they were very busy, they were also very efficient! The staff were personable as well. - the ice cream itself was delicious. Naturally, i had to try the Mothman sundae, which i got with chocolate peanut butter ice cream. The chocolate was rich & the overall sweetness was complemented by stripes of salty peanut butter. I thought that the serving was a good size for the price

Nice little ice cream shop in Point Pleasant, WV when I was on a family road trip. The town is…read moreknown for the Mothman sightings from many decades ago, and they really embrace the paranormal to the point where some local businesses make it a theme. Aesthetically they nailed it, but outside of the gimmick this is your run of the mill ice cream place. Nothing is bad here, but nothing stands out either. I was a little put off by the lady in the front counter when I asked her what their best seller was. She looked at me with a bewildered expression and made me feel like I asked a stupid question, even going as far as to ask her fellow coworkers and none of them could give me a straight answer. I wasn't really pressing them for it, but the whole exchange was kind of awkward. Aside from that my wife and kids enjoyed their ice cream, and the sherbet I got was delicious as well.