I got really sick after I left there. Bad sick unfortunately. I won't go into details. Staff was…read morepleasant. Food looked good going down.

Visiting Hinton and looking for brunch on a Saturday morning, Kirk's was close by, on the river and…read morehad nice reviews. Bad move. We arrived at 10:56 AM. I was in the mood for some Biscuits & Gravy. We were informed they were out of that and were not making more. So I decided on Eggs over easy, Country Ham, Wheat toast and Grits. Then, because I don't find them often, I ordered Fried Green Tomatoes. My wife ordered the Breakfast Special with Eggs, Hash Browns, Sausage and Fried Apples. I also got a bottle of Apple Juice and water and my wife got Coffee. We sat down, enjoying the view and talking. And talked. And talked. Finally after 50 minutes our food came. It had obviously been sitting since all the food was cold. Had we not waited so long, we would have asked for a refund and left. And on top of that, the waitress forgot my Grits. She went back to get my Grits and came back 10 minutes later with hot Grits, but after I had finished the rest of my meal. Now this is a place that requires the payment and asks for a tip when you place the order, then food is brought out to you. I entered a 15% tip and would have also added more if service was good. Ok so in the future I will opt out of tip in advance. I know staffing is low in many places but that is no excuse for cold food and spotty service. The only reason for two stars is for the great views on screened in patio by the river. But we will not be back at Kirk's.

Drive to Hinton from Pipestem just to eat at Lucky Rivers. The service was warm and friendly and…read morethe food was delicious. The special was a roast beef sandwich on sourdough with fresh veggies and goat cheese. It was phenomenal. Lucky Rivers never disappoints. The food is always fresh and the flavor profiles spot on.

We were on our way home after 5 days at New River Gorge National Park. This was by far our favorite…read morerestaurant! The options were inventive, food was fresh, service was friendly, and the ambiance was lovely. I wish this place was closer to home as I would frequent it often. I had the special which was turkey and cheese with pickled onions and other yummy local ingredients. My son wanted the falafel sandwich but they were out of he was bummed so he ordered the veggie quesadilla. The waitress ordered the wrong thing for him (roast beef). She realized her mistake immediately and apologized many times. We were not upset. They more than made up for it by giving him free (and yummy) guacamole. They also offered us the sandwich but we don't eat beef. Instead, they gave us free deserts. We tried to say it wasn't necessary but she insisted. My husband got the Buddha bowl. We loved everything. My son wasn't the least bit upset about the wait as he ate half of mine and my husband's food. lol. Go. You won't be disappointed.

It was a great place. Unfortunately they closed a year ago. I repeat, closed. They did make a…read morewonderful cup of tea

The Fox and Fairy Teahouse is a recent fantastic addition to the food and beverage scene in Hinton…read more Opened in late summer/early Fall 2023, this spot has quickly won many fans in the area. The Colonel (a big tea aficionado) has been holding board game events there on Saturdays about once a month. I recently had a quick bite of lunch there with a friend. They serve an astonishing number of teas in a variety of cups. Keira will explain everything to tea novices, and you can get single servings, double servings, or a pot. They have white, green, red, black, and herbal teas. Then they have hot grilled cheeses, cold wraps, deli sandwiches, and cookies and brownies for dessert. In addition, they have fun lil tchotchkes for sale, Der Sprossling bought an articulated wooden dragon toy recently for his mantel. Follow them on Facebook to keep abreast of the variety of activities going on, including tarot readings and other New Age events for body and soul. They have off-street parking to the side of the building. It is flat and pretty accessible. They have a bathroom, but I didn't use it, I'm presuming gender neutral/single occupancy because I only saw one door.

This place is...interesting, in a good way. When I was told I was going out of town for a work…read moreevent in West Virginia and this was the name of the place. I had no idea exactly what this place was. My colleague kept referring to it as just a Moose. And a lot of use know that means something else, more in lines with a bar. The person that invited us out to here for the event didn't give us much information about what we should expect. But I am happy I came here, because of how unique of a place this is. Most people would assume that this may be a place for ice cream and you'd be partially right. This place is a mix of things that you would not expect. First and foremost, it is a well used coffee shop. Even though there is a well known national competitor right up the road. There is a steady stream of vehicles in and out throughout the day. Inside, in the coffee portion of the space, it gives definite coffee shop vibes. Couches, armchairs, tables, books, magazines, etc. That coziness could be a big draw on a cold day. I had myself a chai tea latte from here and it was delicious. They are quick with their ordering process and making of the drink. What else is here you ask? Well, let me tell you. There is an ice cream parlor tucked away on the opposite side of the coffee shop. You can enter this through the coffee shop or from the outside entrance on the side of the building. This area, then leads you to another location on the lot. Putt-Putt. Behind the building, there is a miniature golf course built into the hillside. One that is West Virginian history themed. Another thing this place has is an indoor climbing wall. I didn't get a chance to check that out.

Nice coffee. It's a small place, I think. There are a bunch of tables and some bar stools. Plenty…read moreof games for bad weather days. Plenty of parking. Yeah, it's a little strange. FUN. They stirred my coffee clockwise even after reminding them it needs to be stirred counter clock ways. I forgive. But next time...

Super yummy! Cutest ice cream store + souvenir store in one. We got the oo-oreo which was soo…read moreyummy. The cookie dough wasn't as good as I remember. The portions are huge and great priced. I cant wait to come back again!

Very nice ambience! Pulled up at around 7pm and it was quiet-ish. They let us try some flavors,…read morewhich I really liked and- this ice cream is genuinely the best I've had from any ice cream shop :)

We went on a Thursday night right before they closed. It was nice for the worker to keep the doors…read moreopen for us. Great ice cream all around. The inside decorations theme fit quite well with the cows.

What a cute spot! We stopped by yesterday for a frozen treat after hiking and we weren't…read moredisappointed. They have a large variety of flavors, toppings and cones. You can tell it's a small family business and they all work together. We were happy with the service and the ice cream!

After having lunch at Food & Friends, my West Virginia friend suggested Amy's Market for ice cream…read moreon our way out of Lewisburg. Can't go wrong with ice cream! I've always enjoyed ice cream anytime and anywhere. Here in Lewisburg, West Virginia, there's none like it. West Virginia ice cream does taste like ice cream made anywhere, to be honest. But having Ice Cream where you can have it is always a good thing. After roaming the town for an hour or so, we came to Amy's Market for a dessert snack before heading back to Princeton for the night. The store / restaurant felt like a small town general store that had the modern conveniences but stuck in some sort of time warp. Rustic style for sure but it was cool to see such things in the 21st century. With that said, my experience here took about 30 minutes from start to finish. We walked from the confederate cemetery to Amy's Market, which wasn't too far and passed The Barracks on the way in. After our ice cream purchases, we walked back to the confederate cemetery to retrieve the car for the drive back. It gave us time to work off the calories from lunch and the recently purchased ice cream. During our time at Amy's Market, we looked at the bakery and see how much brownies and other items that we could have bought, but we didn't. They had so much stuff in the bakery side that it made my mouth water. But we stuck to our plan and had ice cream. I asked the staff if they made their milkshakes with the ice cream and they said yes. Here's a pro tip for y'all. It can be less expensive if you did the ice cream milkshake versus 2+ scoops of ice cream. Not by much but it's an option for anyone and everyone to either drink or eat your ice cream. Just an option. The overall experience here at Amy's Market in Lewisburg, West Virginia was very cool and chill. The service here was good and there was a teenager working at the time. Might have been a local high school senior, I think. They didn't really have a seating area for patrons to sit and enjoy their purchases. My friend and I wanted to head out of Lewisburg anyway, so we just had to do a quick purchase and headed out. It was nice having ice cream here and to support local West Virginia businesses and the community while I was here as a tourist. My friend paid for lunch so I treated us to dessert, which made the stop here at Amy's Market much more meaningful. Plus, I was craving for ice cream anyway. For the most part though, the ice cream was delicious and definitely worth it. It was also very good and a game changer, especially when it's served in milkshake form. Regardless of how it is prepared and served, ice cream is ice cream. Amy's market is clean and definitely a place where you can purchase your favorite desserts and bakery items. If I'm ever in Lewisburg in the future, I'll definitely be there to try out their bakery items and sample more of their ice cream flavors. But for now, the chocolate ice cream that I had was quintessential amazing and looking forward to the next time I can be back for another round. If you're ever in the area and love your ice cream fix, consider coming to Amy's Market for your daily snack. It's worth it if you're around and can participate in daily ice cream rituals. Recommended if you're in the area or will be in the area in the future. Amy's Market is located next to The Barracks museum in Lewisburg, West Virginia. It's physically located at 990 Jefferson Street N in Lewisburg. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. As far as parking goes, there's a small parking lot that faces that building. And a larger parking area that is adjacent to it, but you'd have to go down a small lane to access it. Still, it is nice to have such a nice parking area to have for anyone and everyone to enjoy and not have to legit park elsewhere in town and have to walk far to come to the store. The parking can be a premium at peak times so best bet would be to come here early enough to avoid traffic. Lewisburg has limited public transportation options, so best bet will be to have your own car or a rent one or better yet have a brand in the area who's going to drive you to and from Lewisburg and making a stop here at Amy's Market for baked goods and the quintessential signature ice cream. There's always Uber or Lyft at your disposal, but keep in mind that they could be very very expensive, depending on where you originating from. Because it's been said that Amy's market is the best in Lewisburg, West Virginia. I tend to agree. Thanks to my local West Virginia friend for taking me here during my recent visit in November 2025. Delicious ice cream at an affordable price. They do have limited flavors though, so if you're local or time to return regularly, you can see if they change flavors regularly too or if they keep the same flavor profile day after day and month after month. Thanks Lewisburg, Amy's Market is a great place to be. 5.0 stars for the overall experience Support local! A+

Stopped in for dessert and some wraps for later after going to pickle fest. The staffing was kind…read moreand helpful. Has little market also inside. A must to see!

I typically don't bother reviewing chain restaurants, but.... This one is special. This DQ has a…read moreview that five star restaurants would envy, and has plenty of it. The dining area is spacious, and sits on the New River at the base of the New River Gorge. You order old school, walk up to a window, simple menu, then either dine in or head out. Food is served quick, the ice cream is just as good as it always is. The staff is friendly, and there is a lot of business going on, it's usually quite busy!

My wife's family all came from Hinton, West Virginia, so we go back every couple years to visit…read more This visit was very special since we were here to bury our son's ashes in the old family plot atop the mountain. And every visit must also include hot dogs at the Dairy Queen in town. Dunno whether it's the toasted buns, the wieners, the fixings or the ambiance right on New River, but just the best southern dogs (mustard, onion, chili and coleslaw) ever! Not to mention the shakes, malts, etc. And if you stop in on a Saturday night, I believe you would the majority of town folks stopping by. After all, we travel from Tampa area to get here! Great food and great ambiance. Just a caution, they do get busy at times, but worth the drive and the wait.

This is overall a delightful little ice cream parlor and bakery. The interior while fine is a bit…read morenondescript but the ice cream and especially the baked goods are high quality. Baked goods on offer here often include cheesecake, a variety of cupcakes, some pies including some made from fruit from the local Morgan Orchard in Monroe County and even some homemade chocolate truffles. The staff is very friendly as well.

I have had two very different experiences here. The first one was on a Sunday night. The staff…read morewas young but friendly. My ice cream was a bit on the soupy side. It pretty much dripped all over everything, and we ate inside in the air conditioning. Nevertheless, it was good ice cream. I also took a cupcake to go. They put it in a plastic container that sqarshed the top of the cupcake. That was a bummer. When I did eat my cupcake, it was just okay. I have eaten many a cupcake in my lifetime (and it shows!), and these just weren't up there at the top of my list. They were still good. Just nothing to write home about. The second experience was tonight. An adult was working, and she was very friendly. I suspect she was the owner, although I didn't ask. I chose a different kind of ice cream. It was also a bit on the soft side. Maybe it had just gotten put in the freezer or something. It was very good though. We will most likely still come back here as we will be in the area for a while longer. They have good ice cream, and that's always a plus!

The food was very good; my partner got the fried green tomato BLT and I got the One Ten burger…read more Both were delicious and very filling. The service was good and friendly. We got some of the desserts to go and you can tell they were home made.

First in this morning. Our order was simple. We got the Red and the Berghoff with two cups of…read morecoffee. Good food and the coffee truly was a good cuppa. We love small cafes with kind staff.