My hubby and went to Harrisville WV. Harrisville is a very small town, with friendly people…read more There isn't very much in town, an Antique Store, a bank, a couple family owned diners, a few other stores. We went to Carolyns Sandwich shop, a small place downtown. Carolyn is the owner and everyone's Grandma, or mom. Jim has been helping her at the diner, nice guy. Before more of the locals came in, they included us in the conversation of Recipes. I learned something's I did not know. One of the local gentleman likes pickles and horseradish. He pours the juice off of the pickles( saving the juice), grated fresh horseradish over the pickles, then pours the pickle juice back over the pickles, gently stir, seal tight and allow to sit for a overnight or more for the pickles to take on the Horseradish flavor. We talked and laughed on other subjects as well. There is always something to learn-everyday. I guess I better tell You about the food. I ordered a Cheeseburger with everything, coleslaw and unsweetened tea. My burger was not in any way greasy. It was really good. Everything is homemade , the coleslaw was delicious. It is sweet. The ice tea tasted good, Eric and I ordered Fried Green tomatoes. My husband ordered Ham and cheese sandwich French fries and Dr. Pepper. He said that his food was good. The fried green tomatoes were cooked to perfection. If you are in Harrisville area, stop in before 2 or 3 pm and say he to Carolyn and Jim, try any of their homemade dishes. You won't be disappointed.

I love the sandwich shop! It is defiantly a local, small mom and pop type restaurant. The older…read morewomen that works there is very sweet and a hard worker. The food is pretty greasy lol but good none the less and real simple. The prices are extremely cheap.

Decent sandwich lots of cool candy's. Place deserves an F for customer service. I observed 2 older…read moregentlemen struggling to place sando/salad orders, while 4 employees twiddled their thumbs. Trying to find their eye glasses, attempting ask question to which the response amounted to yellow form, white form, menu below, you fill it out. One obviously infirmed man, tried failed, sat down to rest, then tried again to fill out order firm. I have run businesses and delis, the forms make sense in a mad lunch rush, sure, but otherwise it's license for young employees to be brusque to rude. Management fail!

We had the pleasure of enjoying a huge lunch, a full sub and large salad, enough we made 2 meals…read moreout of it, and the wide variety of drinks, beers and the Candy selection was incredible. It reminded my husband and I of our childhood and going to 5 and Dime stores. The staff behind the counter were so nice, accommodating to those who did not know how the ordering was done. The tall lady and the one with a full brace on her leg (didn't skip a beat, mind you) and the gentleman making the food were so fast, had smiles on their faces, laughed and sang along to the music. You could see they were happy to be there and were having fun serving you some wonderful food. The young lady working the register was kind and sweet and you could see the young man slicing fresh meats and cheeses so you know for sure just how fresh everything is made. Far better than Subway or other Sub Shop we have ever been to. Will definitely be going back and making it a regular lunch stop when we are down town. Did I mention the prices? You can't beat them!

We saw/smelled this place when we came off hwy50 and had to come back that way so we could stop for…read morelunch. It was delicious! The servings are big and everything tasted fresh. They cooked my ribeye to order. Wish we had this in Illinois.

Out riding Rails and Trails and decided to give this place a try and made a mistake and only…read moreordered one Brisket Burger. Big mistake! Best Brisket Burger ever! After riding we went back for more food and luckily he had some pulled pork left. I have had BBQ literally from the west coast to the east coast. I've eaten at BBQ restaurants as much as possible, many have been featured on food network. None were better than this. Thanks so much !

Every time we go to the town of Weston, all of the business owners recommend to try this bistro…read more Finally after our fourth visit to Weston, we got to try it out for dinner. Featuring a simple and straightforward menu, we ordered the pepper, bacon, burger, and the fried chicken. The fried chicken was crispy and not greasy, and it was paired nicely with some mashed potatoes. We also had the bistro fries which featured Parmesan and garlic. Classic bread and homemade butter was also served. Our server Suzy was quite attentive and even went out of her way to ask the Kitchen to split plates for us. I would recommend a visit to dine here for anyone in the area. They also have a children's menu. The daily soup always changes and they're also offer a full bar where they serve great cocktails there's also a great selection of local beer.

Great location if you are in town for the Insane Asylum - which is why we popped in for lunch…read more The food was good - it did the job- but nothing memorable. When we asked for a table, the host was not accommodating (and rather rude) and made it awkward with our table for five request, telling us that we should have called ahead because they don't like to put tables together. (The place wasn't even packed which made it even more strange.) It's cute inside- perfect for casual lunches / dinners and they have a decent bar.

This small market was neat to go into. I like to stop and see new places. And was happy I did. I…read moremade a purchase and checked out the store. I didn't interact with the staff. Except the cashier. Who did tell me the chips I was buying were extremely tasty. Biscuit and gravy chips. I figured why not. If you drive by. Stop in and see what they have. You never know what you want till you see it.

Another great experience at Hucks! It seemed more picked over than the last time I was here, but I…read morestill was able to get my staples! I got pasta sauce and noodles, 2 different types of pickles and tomatoes. I also got a make your own sandwich and a side of baked potato salad. It hit the spot!

Homey is a good word to describe this place. Clean diner vibe, good diner food. The service was…read morewelcoming, friendly and fast. The food was just like your grandma would make. Potatoes and gravy, biscuits and gravy, all tasted wonderful and was very comforting.

Cute little homey place right off -#79. Meeting spot for locals which is even better. I had the…read moretaco salad which was on special. It was very good. Hubs had the Granny's King Cod which was delicious- that's definitely my pick if we pass through again. We ended with a soft swirl- can't get better than that! Reasonable pricing and very friendly service. Highly recommend if you are odd Frametown on a road trip.

We stopped in during on what I would think may be one of their busiest days of the year, the…read moreSaturday of the Strawberry festival. This was our first time in town and what a fun day to experience the atmosphere. Service was quick despite the extremely long line. We kept it simple with coffee and matcha. Both were great. We loved seeing familiar Appalachian art and a cozy lounge corner. Also loved their concept of coffee and local beers, serving multiple crowds.

Stopped here after a college visit with my family. Service was quick and easy. We just popped in to…read moreget an iced latte before we hit the road. In addition to the staff being nice, a super generous local customer gifted us $20 to put in our newborn's piggy bank.

Summerfields is a laid-back little restaurant bar that serves breakfast, lunch, and supper. The…read more"menu" is on the wall but not everything they have shows up there. In addition to standard bar food, there are a couple Appalachian treats that are also available. A cold pickled beef tongue sandwich with pickled onions and peppers is a surprise treat for anyone daring enough to give it a go! If you do go that route, I recommend that you request a little hot sauce to dash on your plate and rub the sandwich in. It is splendid! The restaurant has a decent beer selection and they have their own sweet tea on tap. If you get it, be sure to ask for it in a frosted mug!

Very nice place to get a bite to eat, I've ate there several times never disappointed breakfast,…read moredinner, supper all awesome, owners and employees are super friendly and helpful

Fish Hawk Acres is a friendly, airy, pleasant place to have lunch or dinner. I had the chicken…read moregyro. It was okay. It was not a gyro, but rather, slices of chicken and some vegetables on top of a pita. It was average, nothing special. But I am writing this review mostly to say that if you order this, don't expect a gyro (as in meat slow-cooked on a spit). My wife had a green tomato BLT sandwich, and that too was okay. The green tomato was cold, although she happily reports that the bacon was well-prepared. What WAS good, however, was the January Blueberry Tahini Detox Smoothie. This had blueberries, banana, spinach, tahini, chia seeds, vanilla, and cardamom. I opted for the oat milk, and it was quite good. It has no added sugar, so it is not super sweet, but this is the way I like 'em. Again, very friendly service.

Stopped in twice this visit and grabbed a couple sandwiches, some deli cold cuts, some pepperoni…read morerolls, and a strawberry pie (inasmuch as it was WV Strawberry Festival week). This is about the closest thing to a gourmet food store in the area and, although it's a tad pricey, it still has some of the best products and fixings in Buckhannon...and by far the best Ruben sandwich l have ever tasted.

This is a typical Mickey D's, except it's located off Route 50 between Parkersburg and Clarksburg…read morewhere there is just not that many places to stop to eat. There is not a lot of internet here so it's hard to get the app to work to get your points or even redeem the ones you already have. The staff is friendly and the food good, nothing special but at least something you are familiar with.

We drove through to get donuts for our group. We bought 1 dozen. I asked for 1/2 glazed and 1/2…read morechocolate iced as we don't like the filled donuts. The first problem was the price. $24. I get good quality donuts in the nearby town for half that price. Then, we have to wait (in a "fast food " drive through) for about 5 minutes. It only got worse when we got home to find we had the regular variety pack and seemed to have been from 2 days ago. Thanks Mickey Ds. I WON'T be back. For anything