Food was great, the service was great, the ambiance was fantastic. Highly recommend this restaurant.read more

The waitress was attentive and very good natured! However the food was unpleasant overall. One…read moretaste of the gravy and it was not obviously rancid. The food, with the exception of the kids burger and hot dog was bland and tasteless. The "fried"mushrooms were reheated and the cores on some were cold. The shrimp platter wasn't awful, doubt that it was "hot off the grill". The atmosphere was nice and the waitress was friendly. But, honestly, save your money and your palate.

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

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!

Had heard about this place from friends.Very friendly in a quaint little restaurant along with gas…read morestation and store. Wife and I had hamburgers. Very good food, very reasonably priced. Staff was great. Definitely will return!

Excellent breakfast and prices are great. Breakfast burrito was filled with grilled peppers,…read moreonions, mushrooms and lots of meats. Topped mine with salsa and sour cream. Everything was cooked up fresh and so extra filling. There is not much here, but this place is a good eats breakfast spot right around corner 5 miles from Green Bank Observatory. My highlight is when I turn dessert into a main course, the treat today was the Berry Cheesecake Lasagna that is a no bake patriotic treat. We eat donuts, this was a billion times better and big enough to share. Extra clean place adjacent to the grocery store and one pump station out in the country, where NO MICROWAVES roam. That is a good thing, stop and thank me later.

Great experience. Stopped on our way back from Spruce Knob. Atmosphere was clean and friendly. Food…read morewas great. We got the fresh fried trout and wing dings. Both were great. I especially liked the trout; big filet and good tasting breading. Even the sides were good; the homemade ranch on the salad was yum! Will definitely go again even if not in the area. Next time I'll save room for all the yummy looking homemade pies!

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.

Went up for the opening weekend for the bike park. The ice cream waffle sandwiches are a must try…read more Every trip we end up here at least once. No indoor seating, a few benches on the deck though.

The Waffle Cabin is one of the absolute highlights of any Snowshoe trip for me. These waffles are…read morenext level--crispy on the outside, warm and fluffy on the inside, and just what you need to warm up after a few runs. Honestly, best waffle ever. Our daily waffle breaks on our ski trips are on of my favorite traditions. I also highly recommend adding the powdered sugar and chocolate drizzle on top!

Quick service! Loved the vibe. Had a good vegan poke bowl with tofu. Staff seemed knowledgeable…read moreabout diet preferences.

Arrived around 10 am and got a table right away. Food and service were great. It definitely got…read morebusy while we were there. Highly recommend this place.

The food was so good that that I even bite which is not normal for me…read more The bartender was very sweet and personable.

Giant sign on top of building says "Open 365 days a year." This is a lie. Made the long drive out…read morethere for some trout on Wednesday, 9/3/25 only to find out it is CLOSED Monday through Wednesday. Don't waste your time.

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.

An absolute classic! The cafe offers homemade grassroots meals that are sure to warm you up. This…read morewas our first, of many, visits. We especially love the atmosphere and magic here! I enjoyed the clam chowder which was just delicious paired with a grilled cheese and brownie! They have a swag corner and plenty of easy to forget gear items for purchase! If you're new to Nordic skiing or a pro, you definitely want to stop and enjoy the magic all of Whitegrass has to offer !!

I know a couple people rave about the soups here and I was always confused... until now…read more.. This cafe is a small but unassuming place in White Grass. It's very crowded and you have to pounce on other patrons for a table and wait in a long line, but it is so worth it. Their asian beef and cabbage soup was incredible! So much depth of flavor and a nice way to warm up after cross country skiing. Food comes out fast, as they know how to cook for a crowd. The nachos were also nice, topped with their chili and some greens on top for a nice freshness. It can be very busy and overwhelming, so not a place to hang around or relax, but food is worth the wait in the long line.