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!

The Sagebrush Round-Up is a weekly country music show (on Saturdays) that is held near Bunner's…read moreRidge (if you're on 79, you take exit 139 for Prickett Creek Road and drive towards Bunner's Ridge (it's about 6 miles and their building/venue will be located on your right). Doors open at 4PM, and homecooked meals (like smothered chicken, mashed potatoes, etc.) are served at 5PM (they're only $7!); a booked band for the night plays on stage from 6:30PM until closing (which is about 10:30PM). The venue itself is pretty big, as it seats about 400. The one thing that I absolutely love about this venue is that it is smoke- and alcohol-free, and that it is opened to the public (general admission)! :D Plenty of parking, check their website in regards to upcoming bands that will be playing; they also sometimes do tours to Nashville, so you might want to join in them! +weekly country music show on Saturdays :D +off of 79; 6 miles towards Bunner's Ridge +homemade meals offered :D +alcohol- and smoke-free :D +check their social media for featured artist updates :D

We ate at Mountain State and had a really good experience. The pizza was great, and the drinks were…read moreeven better -- I had a margarita that was perfect. We ended up coming back a few nights later just for drinks. We had a few beers and a few margaritas, and the servers both nights were very nice and welcoming. Later that night we ordered a few pizzas online and stopped back to pick them up. The pizzas were just as good as the first time. Overall, a great spot for both food and drinks!

We stopped into town for a long weekend, and it had been ages since I last stayed in Deep Creek…read more Had we not just had pizza the night prior, I would have ordered some here because it all looked (and smelled) amazing. The biggest thing of note, we had the friendliest, and most kind, waitress from any restaurant I had been to in a long time - so kudos for that! The food and beer were all decent, nothing stood out in particular but for the price and service, I would definitely be back.

Best thing to happen in Rowlesburg in years! Great owners who run the business themselves…read more Creative, talented musicians in their own right, the owners know how to run a tavern. Warm, welcoming atmosphere. Good food, draft beers, old fashion look and feel takes you back to the 1960s. Great feeling!

Honi Honi is an amazing spot @ Deep Creek Lake. The bar is lively and drinks fun and affordable…read morecompared to some other places and definitively more affordable than Boston. Some will balk at a tiki bar/hut off a lake, and to that I say "YEEHAW TO THE HATERS" because you can only have so many family restaurants and dive bars before you start wanting to get away from all that nonsense. Enter... HONI HONI!!! On the weekends there is always live music or some event planned, and the space is lively and the decor is spot on. It has the feel of somewhere Jimmy Buffet might have hung out in his earlier days, and the people are more than happy to let themselves be swallowed by the atmosphere. We were lucky enough to be there during the patio season where we sat just inside the open window doors to the music. I will caution the one downside to Honi is they do not serve food. You have to order from UNO (the pizza chain) across the patio and go pick it up. No harm, no foul, we knew that before we arrived. If that is gonna ruin your trip or time at Honi - probably best to stay home. However, if you can get over that one little wrinkle it is a MUST during your visit.

Place where we stop with the kids on the pontoon!! Free…read more Place to also stop to watch a band and have adult drinks!

The best music venue in Morgantown, always a good time. Drinks are reasonably priced, small place…read morewith a big presence

Morgantown's hot spot for alternative music since the early 1980s, 123 Pleasant Street has…read moreeverything you need for a night out on the wild side: music variety, beers of all ilks, plenty of mixed drinks, groovy decor, ample seating, space to hang close to (or not) the speakers, a pool table, good eats across the street, and no gambling machines. The bartenders are long-time fixtures. They may not flirt with you, but they'll pour you an ample drink. It's a $10 minimum to put your alcohol on a credit card. 123 Pleasant Street offers just about every type of non-symphonic music you can think of by bands on local, regional, and national tour. Ticket prices are decent. It's also "All Kinds Welcome Here." Doesn't matter if you're brown, black, white, red, yellow, gold, male, female, queer, straight, punk rocker, hip-hopster, or reggae lover. I've never had a problem here, and I've asked around plenty and heard none from others. Some shows are 21 and up, some 18 and up, some all ages: check the flier. They generally start 30-60 minutes past the advertised time, so don't arrive early. But if you like the not-Top-40 scene, arrive nonetheless. This is the place for you.

This is a great venue for live events and entertaining. It's large enough to have a good crowd…read morewithout losing a sense of intimacy in the space.

This lounge at the Canaan Valley Resort serves up some amazing pizzas that you really would expect…read more The staff was friendly but a little bit slow. I will say the whole resort is a little laid back so it wasn't a surprise. Get the pizza and enjoy!

Staying at Canaan Valley Resort, great convenience to eat here. Everything came out fresh and fast…read more Live music to add to the amazing food.

Awesome!! Great musicians and wings!! Love love!! Great bartenders!! Woot woot! Bartenders are…read moregreat!! Musicians:!??? Amazing!

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