This buffet is the best in the Tri-state area. The food is great quality. They have a huge…read moreselection. The Asian foods section and desserts were my absolute favorite. The waitresses never came around to ask if I wanted a drink refill, but they did clear our plates. The price is fair and the food is fresh. I definitely recommend this buffet! The casino is a lot of fun also. It smells like moldy water damage and the smoke ventilation is kind of terrible, but it is still fun.

First I lost $80 immediately on slots. Then I went to order pizza at that stupid food bar place and…read morethey said the computer lost the order and I waited 50 minutes and they didn't even offer me a refund so I canceled the order and they allegedly refunded the order. Their computers are screwed up. Everything is slow and their service sucks.

Best popcorn! Great staff as of 8/07/25. The seats are…read morecomfortable. The floors not sticky..........Buttttt the sound was so low, the action movies action scenes on both sides were saturating into our comedy/action movie.

Very nice theater in Tridelphia, WV. Very clean, comfortable reclining seats in each theater…read more Friendly employees, great sound system. Today, I watched Deadpool and Wolverine. Great movie, a great, clean theater to watch it in!!

Thanks for joining us our first Taste of West Virginia event in Washington D.C. The ice sculpture…read moreyou created was very impressive. I also enjoyed the chocolate truffles you provided. Hope you join us again next year!

Bob Marley would be proud of the Wheeling Wailers. Oh wait…read more Well if you want to get nailed, maybe ask the Nailers. So this is an excellent sports team in a small city that deserves a sports team. They get plenty of support from the locals, and if you want to show local pride, come and check out a game and see grassroots sport in America. And it's pretty cheap too.

The Capitol Theatre is a cute historic building to catch a concert in! We were gifted tickets to…read moresee Buddy Guy and arrived maybe 15 minutes before showtime. The lines for drinks and snacks were long, but moved very quickly. The staff were friendly and we had no problems getting to our seats. The views of the ornate ceiling and statues are beautiful! The sound quality was on par and so was the lighting. The bathrooms were a little interesting. The stalls are very short and reminded me a lot of an elementary school bathroom. All functional, though! The ladies room ran out of paper towels kind of early. Parking is on the street or in a nearby garage.

Would give zero stars if I could. The greedy managers decided to host a heavy metal concert in…read moretheir 150 year old venue to make money and the result was the bands and fans alike having a horrible time. The shows were cut short and the pit was not provided, despite pit tickets going for $1248.00 on stub hub Fans that sought a refund for threatened with police action. It's a shame management is so bad because the venue is beautiful and deserves being taken care of far better than it currently is. The only person who felt completely comfortable in the atmosphere was the homeless man begging for money in line, which was likely the greedy managers conning for tips.

There for a wrestling tournament. Let's talk about the bathroom, the sinks are so modern. Nice and…read moreclean facility. Outside food vendors were a nice touch.

Came here for a flag football tournament. The venue was very impressive. Had several football…read morefields indoor and outdoor. A basketball court and an arcade area for the kids. Great place to bring your family or team to enjoy the facilities

This is a lovely small gallery located inside the Wheeling City Centre Market in the Historic…read moreMarket section of Wheeling. Today was my birthday, so I decided to Urban Hike in Wheeling today, making this one of my stops. I was able to stroll around and enjoy the lovely pieces of art. The prices ranged from a bargain bin of $25 up to $500. There was some very lovely pieces but nothing that I couldn't live without. Street parking outside along the building complex cost me about .65 cents for just under 2 hrs. The meters were also painted like pieces of abstract artwork with each one painted something very different from last

Artworks is an artist run gallery featuring some of the best artists in the Wheeling area. There…read moreare art objects for every taste and price range. Their inventory includes pottery, fine craft, original paintings, drawings and prints.

In the appropriately named city of Moundsville, you'll find -- you'll never guess -- a great-big…read moremound. But Grave Creek Mound is more than just a mound! It's a sacred religious site of the Adena people, and it was built around 150 B.C. The mound is a burial ground for members of the Adena tribe, and was created over a period of a hundred years or so. You can climb up the mound via steps that wrap around it. It takes a couple of minutes. When you get to the top, the view is pretty cool: You can see downtown Moundsville and the West Virginia Penitentiary, which looks hardcore and gothic, but is out of commission and is now just a museum. I took some time to stand on the mound, breathing the West Virginia air that was blowing around me, and thought about the dead people I was standing on. Just bodies, bodies, bodies all the way down. Probably, most definitely, not even bodies anymore -- they've just transitioned their way back into the earth. It's a sobering place to visit. Anywhooo! There's a museum that you can visit, too (open Tuesdays through Saturdays), which is free to explore. Inside, you can learn about Grave Creek Mound and the people who created it. There are also archeological exhibits with fossils on display, as well as exhibits about local items made in West Virginia, like Marble King marbles and Marx toys, which at one point was the largest toy-making facility in the world. This is a fun and educational place to visit if you're in this part of West Virginia.

Stopped here for a quick visit on a Sunday afternoon in mid-June 2025. Although the museum and…read moregift shop were closed, it's still quite an impressive feature of Moundsville. If you read a bit about the history of the Adena people who lived here and created many sacred mounds (which have mostly disappeared in the region due to commercial and real estate developers), it gives you greater appreciation of the native Americans who valued this sacred site on the Ohio River and the family and citizens of Moundsville who pushed back to say "No" to real estate developers who wanted to bulldoze this historical mound. I hope the Grave Creek Mound foundation can unite forces and share archaeological items with the state of Ohio which was received a Feb. 2025 Unesco World Heritage recognition for the Hopewell Culture sights and mounds in the state of Ohio. These sacred mounds are similar to royal tombs in South Korea and Japan - which have a shared historical legacy of shamanism (which native Americans likely brought with them during the Ice Age migrations across the Bering Strait fro to Alaska to North America).

While driving back from the east coast, my son wanted to see a paranormal museum. I googled the…read moreterm in each state we went through and found this place. It's not more than a 20 minute drive off Interstate 70. The proprietor, Steve, and his friend Vickie were working this evening. They were very friendly and accommodating. I had called earlier in the day to make sure they were open and he gave me detailed directions to find him. The museum is a fairly decent size collection of macabre artifacts and allegedly haunted items. There is a good collection of prison memorabilia. Plenty of explanatory signs for each. If you want to know more, Steve is more than willing to discuss what he knows. I really appreciated his sincerity and passion for The collection is in an older school building turned community center, which frankly was slightly creepy itself. This was just a very fun detour off the highway and well worth the time. Fun fact: you go through Glen Dale, WV to get there: hometown of Brad Paisley and George Brett if that interests you at all.

Some really interesting s**t!…read more Friendly curator who is very passionate about the Archive. I stopped in to take a break from a road trip and it was totally worth it.