Amazing food (the drinks were great; swordfish and salmon dishes were unusual and perfect; cheesecake for dessert is recommended)! Service was VERY GOOD. Of course, the views were very nice. This place doesn't get much publicity; but it is worth going out of your way to get there. read more

The first time I ate here was in October of 2023 with my girlfriend. It was a very special night because it was our first getaway together and our first romantic dinner together. So, anytime we are in the area we like to stop in to relive those unforgettable memories, which has been several since then. This is one of the very few places that I have always recommended to anyone who lives remotely close to the area, who is traveling close by for work, or is visiting the area for the amazing outdoor activities they have to offer. So let's delve into why this place is one of my favorite dining destinations in West Virginia, but why I also have certain issues with it as well. The things this place does that makes it so great are the things that most restaurant in large cities do to stay relevant. They evolve with said times and constantly change things up to make themselves more enticing in regards to each and every dining experience you have here. There are very few places if any in West Virginia that can give you all this place has to offer. Whether it's well crafted cocktails, somewhat eloquent and mostly fresh and well seasoned dishes, or an ambience inside or outside that is a diamond in the rough. I have been to several 1, 2, and 3 Michelin star restaurants and how they operate in regards to service is what sets them apart from everyone else but also which most can only dream of achieving. This place could probably get one star at some point in time if certain aspects were to change, truly. Listen, I don't mind paying a lot of money for an experience that blows my mind, even if it's just a one or two bite 7 or 9 course tasting menu, but this place wants to blow up your wallet without ever achieving such mind altering dishes. The food is good don't get me wrong, but not 2 and 3 Michelin star prices good for what you get. The last time I went here we spent $125 on two apps which were literally four bites each and two cocktails. Is that a lot of money for the amount of food and drinks we got in a small town in rural West Virginia, absolutely! I get it, charge a high price and see if people will pay it and go from there, but most will only do that once or maybe twice because of the atmosphere or higher expectations upon returning, but the food and service doesn't match the price points in any of my personal experiences here. With that being said, I do love this place and I have stayed here as well. Are the rooms fancy or even above average, No! The hotels down the road are cheaper, much nicer, and include amenities, but to be able to enjoy a nice meal on their patio with an amazing view over a bottle of wine, tasty cocktails, or local beers and not have to worry about driving is worth the price in my opinion. I will say, The Forks is still one of my favorite restaurants in West Virginia. Not just because the food is good(not great but good) but because it's the total experience in itself. It's hard to find a restaurant that serves good food and drinks with a view like they have, especially in West Virginia and that is their main selling point and that is why most come and take pics of the views and dishes but leave wondering how they spent $150-250(before tip) on a meal for two with maybe one drink each while still being hungry and annoyed by the service and high prices. I'd say come to grips with the fact they want you to believe that you are eating at the French Laundry in NAPA Valley, but in all actuality you're just eating at a restaurant with somewhat locally sourced foods depending on the season from people with high expectations of their customers without ever truly proving that their food, drinks, and service are worth their prices. I do check their menu on a regular basis to see if they are offering anything new that I'd like to come and try. I have seen a subtle drop in their prices which leads me to believe they are starting to realize that they can still attain the same type of clientele without ever causing new customers to never return. To end this review I'd like to say that their service is probably the worst part of your dining experience here. In fact you will get better service at a local chain restaurant. If you are a waiter or owner treat every customer as if they are Pete Wells of the NY Times because you never know who can break or make you. If you own a restaurant and you don't have the personality to make your new customers feel warm and welcome, I'd say stay in the kitchen and let someone who can be the head of house so they can hire a proper staff who are friendly, smile, and make you feel they are very grateful for your business. FYI: The last time we came here we literally sat looking at each other for about 20 minutes after finishing our food and drinks before finally getting so annoyed that we got up and walked up to one of the owners to pay our bill, unacceptable. read more

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Loved the service and the ambiance. Sitting outside on a lovely evening surrounded by mountains was lovely. The food...well...there is always room for improvement. The menu seems to be all over the place. I wouldn't call the cuisine any particular genre since there were items that categorically fall under "Mediterranean" as well as "Asian-fusion". Two things in particular that didn't make sense to me. The tofu on the Mediterranean bowl. Tofu marinated in soy sauce is not what comes to mind when I'm thinking of any country in the Mediterranean. Also, the tasting menu has an option for an entree choice of veal shank. I was informed there would be an upcharge since it's a pricier menu item, which is totally acceptable. What I was not prepared for was a giant cut of meat (it had to have been 10oz or more) with a huge bone still attached. The portion did not fit with a tasting menu. Luckily, my husband has the appetite of a small horse so he finished it. read more

Been here multiple times over the past maybe 7 years. It's my favorite restaurant in WV by far! Location is unbeatable, atmosphere and feel are perfect. Coming here is always a memorable experience. Never very crowded which I appreciate. When it comes to the food, I know when I come here I will taste tastes I've never tasted before haha. It's a real dinning experience. The service is good, to be picky this is one area they could improve to really go to the next level. read more

The Good: Beautiful setting and a great, high-end cabin/woodsy ambiance. Impressive bar. The service was excellent. Most of the food was solid too--well thought out and crafted--definitely a 5-star style. Made great use of local fare between the fish, mushrooms, etc. The Bad: My wife's pasta was undercooked. The portions were very small. For what it's worth, got 2 drinks, a shallow bowl of soup, two tiny egg rolls, and 2 entrees (with tip) for approximately $155.00. Final thought: It was a fine, one-time experience. Won't be going back. read more

Stayed overnight here and had dinner. A unique place for being in Elkins. The motel style rooms are very simple, nothing fancy but have everything you need at very reasonable price. The food overall is quite good. We did the tasting menu. Everything was at least decent, nothing was bad. They have a decent drink menu, well stocked bourbon selection. The service is excellent, they were not completely booked when we were there, but fairly busy and everything was prompt/on time for us. They change the menu which is also nice, our meal is from the Summer 2024 menu, may be worth being aware of if you're looking for something on older reviews. If you don't mind spending the money, definitely worth a stop here. read more

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We ordered the tasting. Everything was very good I had the spring roll, farro salad (this was delicious!), Steak Diane and cheesecake of the day Hubs had the short rib, fall greens salad, Flat Iron steak and turtle cake. Both came with soup - She Crab Soup It's pricey - but an experience. It does take quite awhile to get through (like 2hrs!) read more

Prime rib roast is a favorite but not often ordered. Our party of 12 ordered 6 this evening and were globally dissapointed. Am thinking we misunderstood when our server described them as having been partially smoked because what arrived at the table was an overly-grilled piece of ribeye. Based on this supposition; smoked then cooked to served, you cannot get anything below a medium-medium well. Charred when served so it's hot but thin cut so cooked through. Was dissappointed so ate half and stopped. Should've ordered a NY Strip which we know starts raw before it hits the grill. The setting was phenomal, so other than avoiding the Prime Rib, I'll give this a two of five star. read more

Absolutely perfect celebration meal. Creative drinks killer entrees and special sides. Followed by desserts that were amazing. Highly recommend this restaurant for its ambience food skills and impeccable service. We were blown away in Elkins WV. read more

Simply amazing location, food and environment. There is no better place in the area.

Spectacular food, great service, and a wonderful ambiance. Big city cuisine tucked away with a mountain view. Prices are a little high but justified by the quality of the food and the service. read more

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It's hard to put my finger on my favorite part of my most recent trip to 'the forks': the view, the food, the bar, and the hosts are all fantastic. A word about the hosts. I chose that word after considerable thought. The folks at the forks aren't servers, bartenders, and greeters. The folks are hosts. They are proud of this place. They want you to enjoy your time here. The view: see the pics. You'll not find a more beautiful view in WV. You'll be sitting on Kelly mountain looking over at Bickell's knob with multiple ridges rolling between. The bar: the cocktails use craft syrups made in house. The lavender blueberry martini And ginger bourbon martini were highlights for us. Also notable is the whiskey selection. It's a bar for the aficionado. I'm sure there are whiskies for the 'Tater hunters' under the bar but what impressed me most were the hard to find bottles that aren't well known, aren't expensive, and are amazing. This is an amazingly well curated collection. The food: everything on the menu is well thought out. The pancetta in the risotto, the use of wild mushrooms that are foraged in the areas around the restaurant, scratch made crackers with the summer green salad. The proteins were universally wonderful. I had the filet and my wife had the morel chicken. Again both dishes featured wild local mushrooms. The deserts were thoughtful and delicious. The peach gratin was classic but the chocolate cheese cake on white cake crust? Come on man! How do you how not over cook the white cake and still have cheese cake set perfectly? I don't know. This is why they get to cook and create for a living and I don't. It was pretty amazing! Keep in mind that my photos represent tasting menu portions. The menu is high res enough to zoom in I believe. Full dish descriptions can be found there. read more

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Realizing Elkins was the last point of civilization on the way from Pittsburgh to snowshoe, we trusted Yelp and gave this spot a try. We were not disappointed. We were there after dark so it was very difficult to find and once there it was very nondescript outside, but inside it had a very cozy vibe. Fireplace was roaring. It is a surprisingly upscale menu. We had the charcuterie board which was just ok for the price, but each of our entrees were awesome. We had pork cutlets, chicken and mushrooms, and the filet. Each were visually appealing and tasted even better. The bar had a number of unique options. We finished with apple strudel and peanut butter cheesecake. Service was attentive. The price is north of what I would think a remote restaurant could support, but the entrees were at the level of the price points. If you are in the area this place is definitely worth a try. read more

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Pretentious. I live in Asheville for six months and six months in Key West,so I know a bit about foodie locations and good restaurants. I also eat out a lot-5 or 6 times a week. The Forks was recommended by a person that made other excellent recommendations so we made reservations last week for a weekday dinner. I thought the setting was very nice,particularly the view from the deck.The servers were responsive but not welcoming or warm.Been there/done that. My concern was the quality and expense of the menu.I had a $15 Caesar salad and a $45 prime rib(no sides included).The salad was mediocre but I ate it.The prime rib looked as if had come out of the fridge and was over cooked.Beer was cheap@$5,but I thought for the meal was less than the price tag and if I find my self in Elkins West Virginia I won't be eating at the Forks. read more

Amazing craft cocktails. Beautiful setting. We had a cool spring breeze and chose to eat outside. Our server turned the outdoor heater on for us. Vegetarian Delight was delicious-best cauliflower ever. Halibut and creamy potatoes were delightful. Great service. We showed up early and were seated immediately with a smile. read more

The Forks - Amazing craft cocktails. This was Dandelion Martini. - Salad Near Me - Elkins, West Virginia

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My boyfriend and I frequent Elkins for work and I have to say this family owned Inn has surpassed expectations. Having lived in places like NY and California, the drinks and food here are quality. The restaurant serves a seasonal menu and it's really well thought out. Love this hidden gem Can't wait to come back. read more

This was the only option around here that didn't fully disturb me. The atmosphere was really nice! I got the vegetarian delight. It was what it's name claims to be....delightful! Although my mind was kinda blown because I feel like I was tasting flavors I've never tasted in my life before. The waiter was so nice she gave us free grapefruit sorbet. And you could tell it was really grapefruit. Take that as you will. ‍ My friend got the Spinach Salad with no bacon, and they decided to add in beets for more flavor! She enjoyed it thoroughly. My mother got the Red Snapper she says and I quote; "It was smooth and creamy and it melted in my mouth. The corn cake was delicious" Overall a nice experience very expensive though. I think it was worth it though! Yummy yummy! read more

The Forks - The view - Salad Near Me - Elkins, West Virginia

The only five star area restaurant we've been there twice. It's quite expensive great ambience, beautiful look out over the mountains. The best food we had in the area. read more

Be forewarned. We came here after a 3-year hiatus. The shock of a lifetime. The food was fine, the atmosphere was really nice. The prices were absurd. My wife got an $18 green salad that measured about 2.5" across. My six-course came with a medallion of beef main course that was tiny ( delicious, but tiny). All in all, over $300 for 4. Drinks included one glass of house wine, one beer and one cocktail. No dessert. Ridiculous prices even if it were NYC or London. I'm so sorry to leave this review. I almost expect an apology. read more

My favorite restaurant in Elkins. It's definitely high end and pricier than other restaurants in the area, but the food was so good. My boyfriend and I did the 6 course meal about a month ago, and everything we both got was AMAZING. The price was reasonable for the amount of food and the quality of the food we got. Very big servings for a 6 course meal, and we both had leftovers. I was talking about how good the food was for an entire week. Service was great also and served in a timely manner. We sat outside and loved the views of the mountains. Cocktails were great too!! 5/5 read more

We've been enjoying The Forks for about a year now, and for Randolph County, it is one of the best restaurants offered. In fact, in terms of service, creative menus and well-prepared (and presented) food, The Forks rivals many, more populated areas finer restaurants. Its ambiance is cozy, casual but sophisticated--appropriate for our area. Enjoy their tasting menu, and their occasional smoked prime rib. Bonus, if you're passing through the area and need a place to stay, they have some honest lodging adjacent to the dining. Their owners are very attentive. Cocktails are nice and well-prepared. The restaurant lends itself to special occasion dining as it has a more open area, more private booths and a wonderful outdoor area, all overlooking the northeastern portion of the county, with spectacular views way beyond. read more

One of our favorite meals of the trip! It was delivered to our room with all of the extras you would expect at a nice restaurant! The food was outstanding! We had the grilled flat iron steak and spinach artichoke tortellini. So glad we didn't skip out on dessert! The derby pie was delicious! We are so sad we live 8 hours away! We can't wait to visit again! read more

The Forks - Dinner served on our balcony with an amazing view! - Salad Near Me - Elkins, West Virginia

What a gem this place is. The views are breathtaking and the food was great. A wonderful atmosphere to take it all in and enjoy some great food. I will def come again. read more

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Excellent culinary dining experience. I went to this restaurant based on the 5 star reviews only. Please note- reservations are a must. Don't make the same mistake my party did where we walked in and stood at the front awkwardly wondering why nobody was greeting us at 745 pm. Eventually, someone asked us if we had reservations - no. But they were able to accommodate us that night - thankfully! This is a fancy restaurant ; probably wasn't wearing the right attire since we just came from hiking the Seneca rocks. What a great experience we had though! Portion sizes are small and prices are expensive. But the quality of food is what you pay for! Bread & butter was delicious but no they don't refill so once and done. Morel chicken & trio appetizer was amazing! Excellent choices for people that aren't big "'red meat" eaters. Would come back again if I was in the area. Was visiting from Indiana! read more

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I had been here years ago for a quick drink. So happy I found it again quite by accident. The inn is clean, comfortable, and try to the photos. However, they don't do the view justice! True Heaven. The restaurant is pure YUMM, every is good. I'm sorry I didn't stay longer to try everything. read more

We came here once before and while it wasn't the best it was definitely worth a second try. We came here again tonight with high hopes. Ordered 2 Delmonico steaks rare. After waiting about 45 minutes both steaks came out medium well at best. Asked the waitress to get two more steaks, rare this time. The manager comes out and says, " how much more rare would u like the steaks". I said, being as the steaks u brought out weren't rare at all, we would like rare steaks. Finally, got steaks that were red in the middle. Absolutely no reason for a chef not to know how to prepare a rare steak. Absolutely no reason for a manager to insinuate that the customer is at fault. Probably will not be back. Sad, people need to try harder. UPDATE: HUSBAND SEVERELY SICK TODAY. Great. read more

My husband and I ate at The Forks Inn on a Friday evening. We didn't make reservations, but they were able to fit us in because a couple ahead of us finished early. We had a spectacular view of the mountains from our table on the outside covered deck. Our waitress was very alert and personable. She helped us with our dinner choices and was really knowledgeable. She even brought out a pair of binoculars so we could look for the Bickle Knob Observation Tower from our table (if you have never been, it's a 360 view of Randolph County). To start we ordered drinks and an appetizer. My husband ordered the Black IPA that was on draft and I ordered a mojito. The mojito was a little on the carbonated side but had a refreshing taste. He said his beer was delicious and ordered another with his meal. We had the trout dip which was very favorable and great, but the portion was a little small. He ordered the pork chops with two sides and thought the sides were great. The sweet potatoes had a rich taste to them. The pork chops were slightly on the dry side but were flavorful. I ordered the lamb and I was not disappointed. It was so juicy and the rice and beans that came with it made the whole meal. The white sauce that was poured over it was delicious. I could not have been happier with my meal choice. I never eat a whole plate, but I did that evening. We decided not to have dessert because we were stuffed, but the options for the day made our mouth water. We can't wait to go back! read more

We ordered the 3-course take-out meal on Valentine's Day, and we were blown away by how delicious everything was! We just happened to be staying the night in a local hotel after a day of skiing at Canaan, and I found this restaurant on Yelp. We will make a point of returning to Elkins and staying at The Forks Inn so we can enjoy more of their delicious fare! read more

I hate to betray CJ Maggie's but the Forks Inn is the best restaurant in Elkins. I love that all the non-fast food establishments in this town are not chain restaurants. The Forks Inn does a great job in terms of service, food, and atmosphere. The views from her are amazing. I've only been once but I constantly see photos from my friends who frequent the place. The food selection is good and changes, which I love because who wants to eat the same thing everyday. On the day we went we had steak and mahi mahi. The food isn't overly complicated and tastes great. It's a great place for a date, family gathering or special occasion. read more

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We enjoyed the 6-course tasting menu. Service was wonderful, dishes were appropriately sized and spaced, and the food was an adventure for the palate. Even the coffee was delicious. Everything was delicious but the butternut soup was a favorite. read more

Another special Anniversary dinner at the Forks Inn! It started with the earthy Cream of wild mushroom soup with sour cream, fried shiitakes and crostini. Delicious! Waldorf Salad -Mixed greens tossed with our creamy champagne dressing, apples, celery, English walnuts, fresh herbs and coffee rubbed goat cheese with crostini. Excellent! Ditilini with BBQ turkey breast, wild mushrooms, green onions and peppers in a cilantro cream sauce with asiago cheese. Turkey was so tender! Fresh Pasta Grilled chicken breast lasagna with roasted vegetables, ricotta, asiago and parmesan cheeses. Layered with house made egg pasta sheets, baked and topped with basil cream. My favorite! Kudos Chef Eric on a great meal and thanks to our server Jay. Eat local and support your local family businesses! And run to make reservations! read more

We are from Elkins, and as wonderful a town as it is, it has been a relative wasteland of fine dining for some time. Enter the Forks! My husband and I were lucky enough to be invited to attend the pre opening tasting, and were pleasantly surprised. We were able to sample just about everything on the menu and found nothing at all that we didn't like. My absolute favorite on the menu is the flank steak. It's perfectly cooked and paired. My husband loves the trout. The beauty of the place, though, is not always on the menu. The chef does a WONDERFUL job of creating specials based on whatever he can find that is frest. We have had fresh oysters (gasp!), foie gras, and fresh fish (gasp again). The prime rib is excelent. Desserts are heavenly. I don't like creme brulee, but I love his signatue dessert of creme brulee with a chocolate base. That beng said, many true creme brulee lovers don't really like it as it is a bit of a twist. The only suggestions I would make to the business as a new restaurant in a small town: 1. Add some sort of chocolate to the dessert offerings. 2. Add another vegetarian dish as vegetarians in town have a tough time eating the same thing over and over (I have heard that the chef makes a mean gourmet mac and cheese....) 3. Offer some of the wines on your list by the glass. The Woodbridge is limiting and not very tasty. Maybe one brand of red and one of white as a nightly special, thus decreasing waste from opened and not finished bottles... Overall, we love the place and it is SOOOO nice to finally have a place to dress up ad go out again in this town. I would put it up against any of the fine dining places I've been to anywhere and can't wait to take my friends from the "city" out for an amazing culinary experience! read more

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Huge full disclosure: I've grown up with one of the proprietors and known him for 25 years (I'm 30). A pretty amazing spot to eat with a view to match. Within a couple months has easily lifted itself into the best spot to eat in Elkins (based on Facebook buzz, etc), but you can tell in the food: At least when I went, they had a prix-frixe Sunday Brunch with four courses for $25, which sort of sounds high for a small WV town? But really, it's a great deal and let's you try a ton of different courses. The standouts were the profiteroles (savory dish with cream puffs), spinach soup, chicken pot pie and the crepes desserts (ate with a big group and sampled other's food). The quality and presentation of the food competes with some of the nicer places I've eaten at in DC, NYC, Chicago and Charleston, but with a ridiculous view. Some things to note: it is 'sort' of hard to find. Really on Kelly Mountain Road, which is a couple miles east of downtown (not sure about the address Yelp has noted). I really hope to come back to Elkins (with other's, out-of-towners!!) and have my next meal here. read more

FANTASTIC little find nestled on the highway to Elkins, West Virginia. Perched high on the mountain side, on the valley-facing side of the Inn is one of the best American cookin' restaurants I've ever been to. Great local fare, fresh and thoughtfully prepared, and friendly service. We sat outside on the deck which was lovely, but the inside was super cute too. This is certainly a higher-end restaurant than many of the other spots we stopped in while staying in the area, but by no means was it 'D.C. prices'. My prime-rib (which was expertly smoked and oh-so-tender) was around $24, my boyfriend's DELICIOUS popcorn trout came in around $23 and the insanely savory mushroom sour cream soup was about $6. Beers were also very reasonable with local brews coming in anywhere between $4-$5. Our server Emily was super attentive and kind too. When I wanted to get a photo on the patio (with their Tripadvisor gnome!) Emily proactively came down and took about 15 snaps for us. How awesome is that? read more

We were a bit reluctant to trust the reviews after a miss at El Gran Sabor, but The Forks did not fail to disappoint... Ah, finally! In town to celebrate our second wedding anniversary, we only ventured out twice to Elkins - this place was definitely the highlight! We didn't realize The Forks has only been open since December - no wonder we couldn't find any mention of it in the piles of literature provided where we were staying... strongly recommend getting the word out to local lodging/rental offices. The menu was varied and interesting; our waiter seemed a bit nervous but was very friendly and able to answer all the questions we asked. The smoked trout appetizer was very good. Caprese salad was excellent, I almost licked the plate. We were surprised that they were out of the trout entree since we came at the opening hour of 5pm, but no matter, we selected something else which was just as good (smoked trout with pasta); the one tiny change I'd suggest is to make the delicious sauce slightly thicker so it stays on the rotini - however I used the bread to soak it up instead. Oh the bread... amazing!! Prices were very reasonable. They clearly put a lot of effort into presentation, which was wonderful. Made our special occasion feel special with the beautiful view of the mountains... the one thing to keep in mind however is depending on when you go, the road noise can be somewhat distracting. Nonetheless, we were very pleased overall with our experience here and will definitely return the next time we're in the area. read more

Wow. Elkins has very few fine dining options but this leads the list. We had an excellent dinner. We started with the Thai dumplings appetizer and they were okay. Nothing special. But we each had the Catch of the Day (Minnesota Pike) and it was outstanding. Cooked to perfection, plenty of taste, etc. Just great. The sides were also quite excellent with it. We decided to top it off with dessert. Again, outstanding. Offerings change constantly it seems but ours were out of this world. They also a nice selection of beer and wine. However, if none of this convinces you, the ambience will. We dines on the terrace with a breathtaking view of the mountains. Just an amazing atmosphere for dining. Our server was extremely vigilant and friendly. So, great views, food and service. You can't go wrong. It's pricey so can't go often but highly recommend for special occasions or just hankering for a great meal in Elkins WV! read more

Another great choice. We made reservations about 20 minutes out and were seated promptly. We had a great meal of prime rib and fillet... also to note was the great new Tito's mule cocktail served in a chilled a copper mug. What makes this place truly great is the warm fireplace roaring with friendly ambiance. read more

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My husband and I came here to celebrate our anniversary. We stayed at the inn upstairs on our first night in Elkins and ate downstairs at the restaurant. The rooms are pretty standard and what you'd expect for a more upscale rural option, and the views from the back porches are fantastic. It's also a very short drive to Elkins, which was convenient for us. My one complaint is that the info booklet promised muffins in the fridge, but the only thing in our fridge was a previous guest's leftovers - yuck. As for the restaurant, we really enjoyed it. We shared a plate of she-crab soup, which was creamy and had a good crab taste. My husband ordered a flat-iron steak, which he said was great, and I had the vegetarian delight, which was also great (but I don't think I'd order it again given the other options). And I don't have enough nice things to say about our waitress, Leslie - she was kind, attentive, and most importantly, very knowledgeable about the menu. We will definitely be coming back to stay and eat here. read more

The Forks - View from the inn porches - Salad Near Me - Elkins, West Virginia

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Had an amazing dinner here with my family for my father's dinner. The four of us had a variety of dishes, all of them excellent. The service was superb. Call ahead for reservations. They were able to seat us fairly quickly on the fall Saturday night when we came inside, but the best views are from their deck overlooking Shavers Fork and McGowan Mountain. read more

Solid all around. Place should be much more busy than it was but service was quick and fast and the menu was pretty outstanding. Great bar area with house made cocktails that are worth the price of admission for sure. 5 stars all around. A must visit in Elkins. I'll be back for sure. read more