Stopped in for breakfast on our way to Spruce Knob and Spruce Lake. The service was efficient and…read morethe pretty young lady was warm and welcoming. My grandson and I ordered and was served in less than 10 minutes and the food was hot and delicious. If we were going to stay another night or two at Seneca Rocks we would have eaten all our meals there.

Stopped in on the way out into the Dolly Sods Wilderness. The place is quaint and one of the only…read moreoptions in the area. Dining room was open and half full but not busy and it was clean. I sat at the bar to order something to go and was greeted by a woman who clearly hated her life. She was irritated by my questions (such as vegetables that were not on the menu but on a board in the corner of the room, and what the soup was for the day), and stood there with a notepad staring at me until I just rush ordered something to be relieved of her hostile energy. In the end the food and service were nothing to write home about.

Phenomenal little breakfast place. The food was amazing and cooked to perfection. Service was…read moreamazing. She even helped us with recommendations for our stay. We went on a Sunday but there wasn't any wait which was awesome. The inside just reminds me of just a small hometown cafe which I loved. ***This was probably the best biscuits and gravy that I have ever had in my life*** Love love loved this place, highly recommend eating here if you are visiting or even staying nearby. It's worth the drive!!

Nice little diner, I had breakfast here. Nothing fancy or…read morespectacular clean and comfortable, friendly service. Pancakes were tasty ,1 is enough. I wish they had real butter instead of the low grade "spread". Very low grade pancake syrup, I would be willing to pay extra for real maple syrup. Bacon was a tad greasy. Pancake, bacon and coffee..$7.41 with tax, so fair prices. Lunches looked a little pricey for a small cafe. $18.50 for lasagna. I would come back.

Diner at the finest. Hot fresh breakfast cooked as you ask. Corn cake was delicious.read more

I'm going around Buckhannon trying out all the local restaurants and hit upon Kathy's Diner located…read morebehind Freedom Mobile Homes off of Rt 33. I ordered my eggs over medium and they were cooked just right. I also had homefries (declined the gravy that was offered) and sausage patty with toast of my choice and a black coffee. The inside of the restaurant holds 7 extra-wide tables for 4 (but you could stick a 5th at the end, if needed. They also have 2 booths and one large round table seating 6 to 8 people and a small counter of maybe 3 or 4 stools. All and all, I'd definitely go back. Breakfast was good as was the service. The waitstaff was attentive and even offered to give me a coffee to go. I thought that was a nice touch and their prices are competitive. Please note: They do not accept credit or debit cards so be prepared to bring cash along with you. Also, don't GPS the address listed on their facebook page, It'll bring you to a street off Tallsmanville Road. Just take a look at the attached picture for directions.

We were in the area climbing the via ferrata at Nelson Rocks, about 20 minutes down the road, when…read morewe needed a hearty lunch to fuel us. We found Yokum's and decided to give it a shot. Such a quaint, country joint. We were welcomed by a full parking lot (great sign that the place is tasty) and folks swinging on wooden outdoor swings. Inside you will find half of the establishment is a food spot where you can order and dine in, while the other half is a store that you can purchase camping supplies, necessities, food, and souvenirs. I opted for the best sweet tea I ever tried and very filling hot dogs (we got the 2 for $9 special). The dogs are loaded with chili and cole slaw. Even though they look moderate in size, I was full after eating one thanks to all the toppings. Overall, such a warm pit stop, very close to Seneca and Nelson Rocks. We ended up coming back a second time. Highly recommend!

Absolutely must stop if you're going this way. The meals are huge and the people are friendly…read more It's the mountains, cell service is spotty. Catch a break, I highly recommend it.

Sorry, Sawmill…read morerestaurant is closed for 2026 Greatly looking forward to Preston County Buckwheat cakes May be on a journey to Aurora WV for a plate of these.

A few things have changed since my last review. They are no longer open for dinner. They only serve…read morebreakfast. Still a good value and the breakfast did not disappoint. Tasty French Toast and crispy bacon. Perfect to get me ready for a ski day. Service was friendly and efficient.

An absolute classic! The cafe offers homemade grassroots meals that are sure to warm you up. This…read morewas our first, of many, visits. We especially love the atmosphere and magic here! I enjoyed the clam chowder which was just delicious paired with a grilled cheese and brownie! They have a swag corner and plenty of easy to forget gear items for purchase! If you're new to Nordic skiing or a pro, you definitely want to stop and enjoy the magic all of Whitegrass has to offer !!

I know a couple people rave about the soups here and I was always confused... until now…read more.. This cafe is a small but unassuming place in White Grass. It's very crowded and you have to pounce on other patrons for a table and wait in a long line, but it is so worth it. Their asian beef and cabbage soup was incredible! So much depth of flavor and a nice way to warm up after cross country skiing. Food comes out fast, as they know how to cook for a crowd. The nachos were also nice, topped with their chili and some greens on top for a nice freshness. It can be very busy and overwhelming, so not a place to hang around or relax, but food is worth the wait in the long line.

Apparently this diner used to be called "Candy's Diner." It is now called "Patty's Place."…read more Stopped in for a late breakfast on a weekday morning. Ordered two eggs over easy with corned beef hash, home fries, and rye toast. Plus coffee and water. I attempted to order their sausage gravy over a biscuit as part of my order - but I was informed that they were out of sausage gravy. The place is not large on the inside - it was fairly busy during my visit. Food came out in about 15 minutes. Typical diner grade fare. One egg was cooked properly, the second, they had broken the yolk, The corned beef hash is the canned variety. I should have asked for them to crisp up the hash - but I forgot. I like that they buttered the toast for you. Some diners don't - and then you are trying to scrape butter across toast that has cooled off. Coffee was good, Service was good, I did not notice an option for digital payment - so I paid with cash.

This is now Pattys Diner, the food came out and was made fresh to order. This is a great no frills…read morediner that I would definitely recommend. Please don't let the look of the outside fool you, there is plenty of seating inside. Our waitress was super sweet and a hard worker! We will definitely visit again if in the area.

Great way to start Father's Day with the family! I had the ham and cheese omelette. But the family…read morealso ordered French Toast, the meat lover's omelette and the chicken fajita omelette. Everything was cooked well and prepared with perfection. Our server, Kansas, was attentive to our needs throughout the meal and kept our drinks well-stocked. Even with a lot of people thinking the same thing, about having brunch at the Diner, it worked out well with a great atmosphere and positive dining experience. Highly recommend.

Genuinely a great spot for breakfast. There aren't a ton of options in the area, but I would argue…read moreif you're on vacation and looking for a spot, you could do MUCH worse than here. Very pleased with our breakfast and was impressed with taste, service and price. Would 100% recommend to anyone traveling in the area!

Went for breakfast. The pancakes, omelets and bacon were delicious. The staff were so attentive and…read morenice. It was very affordable but note that they only accept cash. We will definitely go back if in the area.

Pretty solid diner! Service was quick and our waitress was very attentive! Their breakfast sausage…read moreand biscuit with gravy were delicious!

I was looking for a place that served buckwheat pancakes, which is something the community of…read moreKingwood, WV is very proud of. There's even a historical marker about it just a block away from the diner. The Down Home Diner has won some awards, including for their buckwheat cakes. It's basically your small-town diner where there are lots of seniors (most of whom I assume are regulars) and it is small. Which is fine! Service was great and, of course, I had the AYCE buckwheat cakes. This was my first time tasting such thing. They were all great that I walked out stuffed. Be sure to check the hours of the diner - the lady working there told me they used to have longer hours and they used to be open during suppertime, but they couldn't find reliable help. I hope that changes!

The buckwheat pancakes were the best. Very friendly and super service. The dining area was small…read morebut cozy.