This is the best Capitol gift shop I have ever been to! Located in the museum building (not the…read moreCapitol building). Soft and amazing t shirt designs, plenty of ornaments, post cards - all the kitschy local stuff- just perfect! There are 2 free regular parking spots for the gift shop with a one hour limit in the ADA lot but employees must park there because on multiple days they were taken. Parking is super cheap with the meters, you just have to walk across from the other lot.

Nice gift shop inside the state museum . It's big and stocked with a variety of state themed…read moresouvenirs and local products . Lots of variety from local wines and honey and maple syrup to blown glass , books and candles. If you are a pressed penny collector , there is a machine inside the gift shop with four different designs - the cost is 75 cents + one penny.

Love this place! So cool to see all the local stuff showcased...artisans, authors, etc. A great…read moregateway to HWV.

From the owner: The Red Caboose is a regional artisan center and gift shop operated by the Huntington Area…read moreConvention & Visitors Bureau. The shop, located in the Visitors Center at Heritage Station represents more than 200 local and regional creatives. The shop carries original fine art, t-shirts, artisan glass, local interest books, handcrafted jewelry, artisan food products, souvenirs such as postcards and magnets, and much, much more. Take a piece of Huntington home.

The personal shoppers experience with a unique selection. The perfect place to find a one-of-a-kind…read moregift

A wonderful gift shop with unique gifts that cannot be found other places in the area. If you're…read morelooking for a gift that will make a lasting impression, shop here. They also sell my favorite loose leaf tea, Thomas Tea. The staff is great, you'll enjoy the visit. Easy parking, too.

Great multi-vendor shop space and open areas for floating events and vendors. The market only…read morestruggles with parking for its popularity. They have good options for more market provisions for taking home or spending some time in visiting with friends. Moving beyond the small market you get some various options to hunt for something that catches your interest. Plants outside are often very affordable for seasonal pass through.

Purple Onion had good grilled chicken sandwich and fudge. Service was very good, friendly…read more Overall, capital market ambiance was fine.

My husband and I went to a Farm to Table dinner at J.Q. Dickinson the evening of 5/20. The chefs…read morefor the night were graduating students from the Carver Career Center. We throughly enjoyed ourselves and the two couples we sat with. Everyone was pleasant and talkative. The food served was delicious and well presented. Each course was developed by a student. The one thing we thought was that the noise was out of control. Even the two partners sitting with us. Of course, I had to purchase the cookbooks in the store. I love cookbooks. Now I just need to make something out of them. We both hope, to make it to another Farm to Table.

Overcharged for the salt we purchased, didn't realize until after we left. Rude tour guide, didn't…read moreprovide any information and the "hands on" part was not worth the extra cost.

Was downtown Charleston this weekend, and went in to this neat little t shirt place. Great printed…read moretees. Cool vintage vibe too! AND YOU CAN DO FREE SELFIES IN TGEIER PHOTO BOOTH! Stop in !

Kin Ship is a cozy shop with gorgeous shirts and goods that show the love West Virginia. I'm a WV…read moreexpat and love stopping by when I get the chance, and I always walk out with at least a shirt, sometimes more. The shirts are great quality -- they've held up for years both in terms of fabric and graphics -- and super comfy. The designs help me with the homesickness I feel for the Mountain State and let me show her off around the country while traveling. If you are and/or you need something for someone who loves West Virginia, start here.

I've only been here a couple times, but it's been consistently pleasant. The Moroccan Mint tea is…read morerefreshing and wonderful. The veggie quiche is delicious! And you can't beat their deal on a house coffee with refills for $2.75. Love this place, the folks are friendly and it's such a peaceful place.

Nice books store with new and used. Love the combination of books, coffee and entertainment.read more

We recently road-tripped our way from Buffalo NY down to WV for no better reason than to visit a…read morenew place together. We stayed in Bridgeport WV, about a half hour from Weston WV, where Appalachian Oddities is located. Weston WV has many paranormal ties, including a huge historical asylum that dovetails with civil war history, too. So a mystic shop like Appalachian Oddities fits right in here in Weston. When we first walked in, we actually weren't sure if it was a shop or a museum, as the entry vestibule is staged so well as an undead parlor, haha. But we were soon warmly greeted by the shop owner, and welcomed inside to take a look around. Appalachian Oddities is inside a repurposed house that still has much of the original footprint and charm. So each area of the store is in a different room of the house, with lots of peculiar gifts to explore in each space. I ended up purchasing a couple gifts here, one a prayer-style candle for my horror-movie-loving brother that had a Freddy Krueger design on it. I also purchased a necklace for my daughter that had a lovely etched wood raven pendant. Our twelve-year old son went to town here with his Christmas money, and bought a board game called "Pandemic", and a local artist print of a painting of the Joker, Jauqiun Phoenix's rendition. As it turns out, the asylum in Weston is a short-listed film location for the next Joker movie. In addition to the shop, Appalachian Oddities has an escape room attraction. We did not participate in the escape room when we were there, but did see a family going in, and could overhear the screams, scares, and fun coming out of the escape room. I overheard the cost was $25 per person, and the people going through seemed to be having a great time well worth the cost. My husband spent some time chatting with the very friendly owner, who also runs a paranormal enthusiast group out of their meeting space in the back of the store. The group ghost hunts together in the area, and have had some intriguing close encounters! If you live in this area and are interested in paranormal sightings, definitely check out this group. If you are visiting Weston WV for the asylum tour or any of the other area attractions related to the mysterious unknown, (i.e., ghosts, aliens, cryptids, etc.), Appalachian Oddities is a great gift shop stop! Even if ghouls aren't your thing, it is still fun to stop in for a peek at the paranormal.

The owner is an absolute sweet heart and the staff is just as kind and knowledgeable! They have a…read morewide variety of strange and unusual items and it's definitely worth stopping in and checking out! They host many events and even do in house tarot readings.

We were blown away by how delicious the food was here! Not…read moreonly do you get to walk around and enjoy various local artists work, some artists who are actively working (we got to watch glass blowing), but the food was some of the best we had on our trip! My fiance got the Reuben sandwich and the peanut butter pie. Both were absolutely five star! The Reuben had plenty on it and was nicely balanced. The onion rings felt fresh and were dipped in a really delicious batter. As you can see, the peanut butter pie was huge, creamy, and really delicious with a good balance of cream cheese flavor. The chicken pot pie did not disappoint either! It was a bowl of the creamy chicken mixture with a ridiculous amount of actual chicken in it (both light and dark meat). It was topped by a layer of some flaky and delicious pastry. There was just enough of everything, though. It was a lot to eat, and I was unable to finish it all. The tomato cucumber salad was okay, I tend to not like my vegetables as marinated as they were, but it still had good taste. The biggest disappointment was the creme brulee. Don't get me wrong, it tasted amazing and came out perfectly bruleed! But it was the same price as the peanut butter pie, and was extremely misleading and how much was actually there. When looking at the dish it was served in, the entire bottom. Half of the dish was ceramic with a very narrow full to actually place anything in. In the end, I think I got about half the amount of creme that I expected. It did not feel like it was worth the money, so I would not recommend ordering it. That being said, we will definitely make a point of stopping here to eat on every trip in the future, though we might just both end up with peanut butter pie!!

Always interesting to see what you can find. Crafts from all over West Virginia. I'm personally…read moreamazed at the prices. Being a woodworker, if I could get these prices for my work I'd be retired. People are all friendly. Restaurant is ok. Overpriced. Definitely somewhere to stop as you go by.