This place is great! I had a delicious omelette a few weeks ago, and I intend to go back for more…read more The house made honey butter on sourdough is insanely yummy!

We had brunch here today and enjoyed our food very much. Between the omelets, quiche, grits and…read moregravy you can tell that there is some passion in this place. We will be back!!

What a treat to have some real crafted Ice Cream here, And I had he "Criterium Crunch" they made in…read morehonor of the National Championships that were happening this week. Yummy!!!!

The ice cream was pretty good. The inside is funky and they have other things like regular food…read morethat has nutritional value as well. They seemed to have vegetarian options. The location also is pretty good as it is on what seems like a busy street. They weighed the cup after putting a scoop in it which I thought was really bizarre and felt kind of like nickel and diming. I don't think i have ever seen that at an ice cream place before. Are your margins on the $7 scoop of ice cream really that tight?

Crafts Of The Coal is certainly a random name for an ice cream shop, but I must say, this place is…read morea diamond in the rough (or coal mine). I was instantly greeted by two young ladies behind the counter, and without any delay, I was smacked in the face with kindness, which was needed after being sleepy from enjoying a deep fried dead fish just minutes before. I got a small cup of the West Virginia pothole, and I must say, that had a real good thump of flavor to it. It hit me harder than any pothole on MacCorkle Avenue had ever done. I thought about purchasing one of their tie-dye tees, but I already outgrew all the sizes they had available after all the fat I consumed earlier. I'll be back once I finally wake up from the coma that the sugar rush sent me in.

My ice cream was warm instead of cold this stinks considering I went out of my way to come here for…read moremy grand baby's but overall the people were nice except for the Jack wagon that made my ice cream warm

This was a tasty and healthy lunch pit stop on our drive to Washington DC. We thoroughly enjoyed…read moreour salad bowls and so did our kiddos. The space is light and airy bustling during the lunch hour on weekdays. Along with the healthy bowls, the smoothies drew us in and they did not disappoint. Everything was made from scratch. The location in the heart of the charming historic downtown was a bonus as well! Highly recommend!

We stopped in on a crowded weekend day. It is a standard service of ordering at the counter, take a…read morenumber and find a seat. The atmosphere reminded me of a busy coffee shop - buzzing energy and noise. It was packed so I was worried about getting a table but we eventually did. Food coming out was incredibly slow but they were all hustling. Food didn't stop coming out, it was just that busy. Food was worth the wait but so glad I had packed my toddler lunch so we avoided all meltdowns. We would return!

I love coffee shops that open early and while Coal River Coffee Company in Saint Albans opened at…read more7, that'll do. I was here at 6:45 and that gave me time to hook up a power cord to one of the light poles along the street and charge my on board battery. When they opened, I was the first customer in, so I set up my laptop and got comfortable as they dealt with the regulars for a bit getting their coffee. I don't usually check menus, but I was surprised to see a "Keto Au Lait" this morning and that's what I ordered. Heavy cream and coffee? That's perfect for my eating regime. I was here for four more hours, pounding away at my laptop and enjoying the ebb and flow of this fabulous #LocalCoffee joint. It's a real gem and I wish them much success. [Round number review 900 of 2026 - 215 in West Virginia - 26081 overall]

Excellent brews, cold and hot. Friendly folks, great entertainment, especially stand-up comedy…read morenight.

Listen, I dont often rate 5 stars but this place is ! Their hot dogs are some of the best! Their…read morebun is toasted, their slaw is great, chili hits every time. Just all around great dogs! Their smash burgers are also great (and I'm not a burger person). Hand cut fries are excellent! And of course, their ice cream is so good! They get busy at lunch and everything is made to order so it takes some time but it is well worth the wait! One of my favorite Charleston establishments!

Stopped in to try the smash burgers. Staff were very friendly, and everything was extremely clean…read more Damon waited on us and he was ABSOLUTELY the BEST! He was very knowledgable of the menu and you could tell he took pride in his work!! Our food was hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious!!! Can't wait to come back and try more items off the menu!!!!

This gelato shop occupies a small space that is across the river from the WV Capitol area and a…read moreshort distance up a steep incline. I walked up to find a couple of people working there who I take to be ownership. Notably, the reason I hadn't visited before is that I often travel on Sunday and they're closed on Sunday. You can run a business however you want I guess, but Sunday does seem like a time where a lot of people would want to be able to purchase some ice cream. In substance, the gelato selection was very good. They had a few non-dairy options. I picked several flavors that were wildly different, but was recommended to try something more consonant, which I suspect reflects a difference in thought processes between the more masculine high-decoupling mind and a contrasting holistic approach. Having said that, I went with the recommendation for what tasted like a very ripe banana flavor, as well as a tiramisu cream that definitely tasted like high quality tiramisu, and a pure hazelnut flavor. It was a high quality smooth dessert, and in relative terms, the price was less than what you'd pay at a high-end place in a big city. And while I can't say I've been to Italy, this gelato was as good as you'd get in any of the American places I've been to, so it's a great stop here in Charleston.

The best gelato I've ever had! You can tell the ingredients are fresh and authentic. I was able to…read moretest out some flavors of gelato before ordering. Great service and ample seating inside.

Pho is very legit. Broth is fresh, and delicious but not as robust as others that I've tried at the…read morebest pho joints. They pulled a clump of bean sprouts out on to the side plate without checking them. A chunk of rancid bits in the middle rendered the whole pile a do not eat. The steamed shrimp dumplings had a curiously old shrimp taste as well. I've had these MANY times at other Asian joints. They were off. The orange chicken was a lot of breading, and very little chicken. Not what was pictured in their official photos. The Vietnamese Iced Coffee was served 2/3 full and a bit too thick, but tasted good. Dining room was super clean. Service was earnest but occasionally a bit hard to get. South Charleston parking is pretty easy to find. Located a few hundred yards from a Dow Chemical plant, with a bunch of "No Photos" signs at the gates DOES give me this Erin Brockovitch-like pause about eating in this area. We don't make the water. We make the water glow so prettily. My hunger, though, after a couple of hours of snake-curved mountain roads, gets the better of me. The pho photos sell it too well. By Southern California, or Port Arthur Texas standards for a Vietnamese joint? A solid three star. Won't thrill ya, won't kill ya. For South Charleston, West Virginia? The long and the short of Pho Vinh Long? The best Asian food in town that I've tried on several passes through town.

The food was good , the server was rude, nice to everyone else but me and my wife, asked for a…read moresprite, got a coke, won't be back