One of my favorite Breakfast diners in Davis area…read more Very few tables, and encourage the owner to rethink seating. Tuesday - roads are not in good condition, but LOVE this real winter weather, as do many, many skiers. Breakfast Nook offers a great breakfast just like 50 years ago.... On way in stopped at Tudor's in Buchannon WV - Breakfast Nook sausage and Gravy is filled with sausage and is 10 times better than Tudor's.

Everything is farm fresh! Freshly squeezed grapefruit juice was so yum! And we all had different…read morethings like eggs and bacon and toast and some had blueberry pancakes and duck French toast. Prices very competitive. Small spot but worth it! Cash or check and ATM onsite.

Set in the middle of a quaint little town, this café seems to be the breakfast stop -- and…read morenaturally, we followed the crowd. The space is cute, with a small souvenir shop tucked inside, giving it that "local charm" feel. Unfortunately, the experience didn't quite match the name. Service leaned toward... un-happy. A touch of rudeness here, a lack of warmth there, and the "no refills for regular coffee" policy felt a little stingy for a place serving simple breakfast fare. Speaking of simple -- eggs and bacon shouldn't take a small eternity, yet there we were, waiting and waiting. Overall: adorable setting, but a bit overrated. Cute café, just be prepared to exercise your patience -- and maybe bring backup caffeine.

Staff are so friendly and helpful!…read more It's a cute little gem in the middle of Thomas that has great breakfast food. Lots of pastries, breakfast options, and lunch options at a decent price. We ordered the breakfast sandwich, breakfast platter, and ham & cheese sandwich and we loved all of it! Can't wait to come back for breakfast again!

Classic American diner feel with great food (supplied by local farms), great people (the owners…read morecouldn't have been more friendly), and a great mission (to help younger people learn hard work and get back on their feet). I got the duck egg French toast--delicious. The 100% WV local maple syrup was awesome too. Will definitely go back.

There cream chip beef is the best in town. In fact, it's the only one in town we go there…read morefrequently for breakfast and enjoy it always They are very friendly and services always good

Think about all the small things you can do to surprise and delight your guests, this place does…read moreit. Small menu but everything is made with love and fresh, local ingredients. Love the vibe of the old building, atmosphere is great with good music and excellent beer on draft and craft cans. Great service too, made some great hiking recommendations and a few tasters of beer before we made our decision. The awesome little touch is that ALL the beer glasses come out of the freezer so you get the best cold brew!

Was just walking around Thomas exploring and the name caught my attention, since I like to fly fish…read more Ordered lunch and chatted with Owner over a beer No fishing guide connections but very good Sandwich and side of Pasta Salad with good draft beer Cozy place w good Ambience Found out owner has a 2nd location in same town where my brother lives in VA I'll be back!

Always delicious home cooked meals! I've stopped in for breakfast on multiple occasions and dinner…read moremost recently. The food is always consistently great! Service is mostly quick and the vibe is calming and laid back. It is a little more upscale for the neighborhood but so welcoming. They have a great beer selection if you like to enjoy a cold one after a big day of riding or hiking! It's usually a must stop for a meal when we are in town. I wish I had photos but we definitely devoured it all!!

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. It is definitely a hidden gem…read more Sweet Potato Fries: 9/10 Milo's Mac-n-cheese: 100/10: what an amazing concoction. This is by a light year the best mac n cheese I've had from a restaurant. You have to try it. Absolutely delicious. Shrimp Tempura: 7/10 Garlic Parmesan wings: 10/10 Tuna Poke Nachos: 10/10: it was a blast to eat this dish. It is definitely a dinner size portion and it is flavorful from top to bottom. Ahi Tuna Poke: 10/10: The presentation of this dish is a work of art. And so delicious that even my kids devoured it. Teriyaki Chicken asandwich: 7/10: A bit dry but flavorful.

Such a great local market! Offering delicious pastries and breads to start the day off before…read moreskiing and then its great to stop in at the end of the day for some fine local West Virginia and domestic beers to relax after a great day on the slopes! Their sandwiches are absolutely delicious, especially their turkey club! They have numerous grocery items that are great to pick up in a pinch

They have a delicious oat milk latte. And the sandwiches and other things always looks delicious…read more But my last trip there I grabbed 2 small generic water bottles and they charged me for the larger smart water bottles. When I pointed this out, the cashier stated that was the only option. I asked if they could ring it up as a can of Coke - and they said for inventory reasons - which does not line up with the inventory reasoning.

Tucked into the mountains of West Virginia in the small ski town of Thomas, TipTop Coffee feels…read morelike the kind of place you hope to stumble upon while wandering Appalachian back roads. The town itself has that perfect mountain-arts vibe--historic brick buildings, quiet streets, and a steady flow of hikers, skiers, and road-trippers--and TipTop fits right into that rhythm. The shop is cozy and unpretentious, the kind of café where the warmth from the espresso machine and the conversations around the room cut through the mountain chill. It feels local in the best way--welcoming without trying too hard. But the real highlight is the coffee. The cup I had was excellent: clean, balanced, and clearly prepared by people who care about the craft. It had the kind of clarity and sweetness that stands out, especially when you're used to road-trip coffee stops that are just "good enough." This was genuinely memorable. If you're passing through the Canaan Valley / Blackwater Falls area or chasing powder at Timberline or Canaan Valley Resort, TipTop Coffee is absolutely worth the stop. It's proof that even in a small Appalachian ski town, you can still find a cup that would hold its own in much bigger coffee cities. A mountain gem.

Nothing but great service, coffee and food every time we've been here. Plain and simple.read more

Toot rolled down those old Appalachian hills...through then Canaan valley roads wv mountain mama…read morelooking for something to fill that empty breakfast belly and fell upon this old lost gem. cash only was the only deterrent and after the DG sent me packing on no cash back Toot wandered past lonely windows and abandoned ghosts to the bank and greeting by stray dogs to return no worse for wear. and here with breakfast specials (coffee included) 3 can eat for 17$ inc tip! wonderful service and beautiful humans abound inside cozy mountains escape, eggs, sausage home fries toast and coffee coffee coffee and Toot ruminating on those long ago winter days when the Dolly Sods almost took his old life.

This is a nice clean, comfortable hotel with a funky vibe. You park outside your room. The bed was…read morecomfortable. The bathroom is nice and the shower has good pressure. They give you ear plugs in the room but I never heard my neighbors. The front desk is in the bar area. Everyone is welcoming and friendly. Bonus that you get 2 free drink tokens during your stay. Enjoyed my Old Fashioned and dessert. I would stay here again on my visits to Davis.

THIS IS TRULY TRAGIC. Holy crap, the difference an owner can…read moremake here... Full disclosure, this place has broken my heart and as a patron that has spent well over $10k here in the last several years I'm at a loss for words. I met my partner at the Billy - yeah that still happens - and its gutting and egregious to see such feckless owners swoop into this lovely Appalachian business and run this with the care one would expect from a a Wayfair adorned short-term rental. Yes, the bones are still good here, but the superficial facade of community runs as deep as the chipping yellow paint on the "Billy Arrow" outside. The new Billy, in my deeply storied opinion on West Virginia history, sees right through the propped-up idea of "community" and it equates to the long history of outside interest here in the Mountain State that saw countless greedy men move in to extract and exploit the resources of the good people of Tucker County. The good people of West Virginia. I see it everyday and its no more true then than it is now with the Billy Motel and Ish Kitchen. You can almost smell the lack of community awareness and grasp with every high priced pour of el Toro cocktails. Its sickening to see my favorite establishment in this state now owned buy careless ownership that at one hand talk about community, but stab their "own" in the back. Its not community focused. Big time. One would think an owner in a town of 600ish with about 15-20 potential employees that would work service would respect the roots laid out by those here. Those that came before. But, I digress, because as the former states, its all about making as much money as one can and screwing over the locals when one does swoop in as an out of state interest. Its so, so sad. I will no longer be spending a dime here and have canceled all future bookings as I had planned about $2k worth of lodging this Spring through Fall for work and leisure that brings me here from Fayetteville all the time. I am not saying its a bad spot and the locals there are doing their best, but just know this place is coal-baron full on and if they care so much about the community they so share I would love to see them put their money where their mouth is. But, as a native West Virginian, and if you know anything about the state, we all know that will not happen. Montani Semper Liberi (for the DC/AZ folks, that means Mountaineers are Always free )

Sept, 2025. Yokum's has a Grill and adjacent General Store, at the intersection of routes 33, 28,…read moreand 55 in Seneca Rocks, WV. Seneca Rocks is in the mountains, and attracts a variety of outdoor enthusiasts, including hikers, rock climbers, fishermen, campers, motorcyclists, and more. And, Yokum's, in business since 1923, and with a family history in the area since the 1830s, is THE hot spot to feed and supply visitors to this beautiful area. It's a casual and reasonably-priced kind of place with historical charm; there's a constant flow of visitors. The General Store offers pretty much anything you would need for a trip to the mountains -- from coonskin hats, to firewood, ice, pantry items, drinks, snacks, and West Virginia souvenirs (including t-shirts, refrigerator magnets, jams and jellies, and so much more). The Grill offers breakfast items (breakfast burritos, bagels, muffins), as well as typical grill items -- burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, pizza, wraps, etc. Of particular note, they've been named as having the state's "2nd best West Virginia-style hot dogs" on the "50 best hot dog trail." The Grill offers both indoor and a few covered front porch tables. We had, however, visited Yokum's for two very specific reasons -- (1) we had just hiked the Seneca Rocks Trail, and wanted to reward ourselves with ice cream! On that note, we found a freezer with all sorts of ice cream treats in the General Store. My husband opted for a pint of Hershey's Cappuccino Crunch premium ice cream. (We had a freezer for the unconsumed portion!), while I chose a Dove ice cream bar. We later realized that, based on reviews on Yelp, the Grill *might* have offered hand-scooped cones but we hadn't checked. (2) we heard that Yokum's has Wi-Fi, a luxury that wasn't available in the National Recreation Area nor anywhere else for at least ten miles. We were able to sit at one of the indoor tables near the Grill, enjoying our ice creams while utilizing the free wi-fi to send a few texts and to plug in some maps for the next leg of our journey. Also worth noting is that Yokum's has an excellent view of the Seneca Rocks rock formation, is in close proximity to the entrances for the Seneca Rocks Visitors Center and the main hiking trail, has easy access off nearby roads and sufficient free parking, offers a clean restroom, and has some large outdoor signs describing local outdoor attractions. Staff were efficient and friendly enough. Yokum's also runs Yokum's Vacationland, offering a variety of accommodations including cabins, bunkhouses, teepees, a motel, and a campground., as well as Yokum's Stables. We didn't visit either.

I really wish I could give these guys 10 stars. A couple years back I got two flat tires up behind…read moreSpruce Knob where there is no cell service. I was able to patch one of the tires and then band-aid the other. I made it to here and they went out of their way to try and help me. They let me use their phones and wifi and really tried to help patch the tire, even called over some locals but the hole was just too big. It was a long and frustrating day, it took us almost 9 hours to get the car to Elkins and then to get back to our cabin. We always stop here for ice cream anytime we are in the area. There aren't a lot of options but this place has fantastic food and ice cream. Their hot dogs are rated #2 in the state for the official WV hot dog tour that took place a few years ago. Definitely worth a try. The cheese fries are really good, but not good for your figure haha. They have a huge convenience store with thing like milk that you can't get without driving 30-40 minutes. Lots of interesting local items such as honey and jams and jellies as well as some coffee. They also have a huge gift shop with locally made crafts and jewelry as well as shirts and hats and stickers, all the good stuff. Order yourself a hot dog and some ice cream and roam around the store and do some shopping. And if you can find the grumpy cat give him some love.