Had their brisket delivered in Cincinnati. It was worth the wait. The best brisket by far!read more

Ordered brisket sandwich with side of green beans. The green beans were fantastic, but the brisket…read morewas lacking for sure. There were literally 3 tiny bits of brisket placed on a roll with coleslaw. I normally do not complain about food, but I had to request more brisket to justify the $14 price tag. The brisket given was pure fat with a bit of actual meat. Complete tourist trap.

Campbell-Flannagan-Murrell House Museum aids and supports historic preservation and the development…read moreof cultural and educational programs for Hinton and Summers County, West Virginia.

I was debating about whether or not to visit, as I was afraid it might be a simulation experience…read more Boy, was I wrong! This turned out to be the highlight of my roadtrip. I enjoyed going underground, and our tour guide, Gerald, was great. He was able to answer all the questions he was asked. I also went to some of the outbuildings. I was surprised and pleased to see that there were docents in the Supervisor's house & the school. Both of those women came from coal mining families, and I was lucky to be able to spend some time talking to each of them about their experiences. What a hard -- and kind of sad -- life. I actually felt a little guilty that mine is so much different. I also went into the gift shop, where all of the women were just hilariously funny! They almost made me wish that I lived in the area & wanted a job; I would love to work with them! I encourage everyone to visit the Beckley Coal Mine. It was very informative and eye-opening.

We had a great experience on the mining tour in Beckley! I was born and raised in West Virginia, so…read morecoal has always been part of our history--but I had never actually been inside a mine before. This was such a unique way to experience it firsthand. Our tour guide, Tony, really made the tour. He was incredibly knowledgeable and added a lot of humor, which kept things interesting the entire time. You ride through the mine on a cart that's pulled along, and while you don't get off during the tour, he stops a few times to share stories and information. If you're extremely claustrophobic, it might not be for you--but personally, I didn't find it too bad at all. The whole facility is really well done. There's a gift shop, drinks, restrooms, and a museum inside the depot. Outside, there are several historic buildings and houses you can walk through, and they're all accessible with ramps. Parking is easy and right on site. Overall, it's a really neat experience and a great way to learn more about an important part of West Virginia's history. Definitely worth a visit!

One of my all time favorites. Beautiful wide fairways that tempt you to "grip it and rip it",large…read moresmooth greens, gorgeous scenic views and reasonably priced. The country club is small, but the staff make you feel at home. I could be happy playing this course for the rest of my days. I would have given five stars, but it's not free.

Nice place to stop by and see the history of Hinton and the B&O railroad in this area. Lots of…read morehistorical artifacts, old newspaper clippings and photos that tells the story.

Now this place was crazy quiet on a Saturday night. The music playing was a great variety…read more Service was very personal and fast. We ordered the wings and nachos. Good bar food. Thanks for a great selection of brews after a long drive.

Enjoyed a night here on my road trip. Excellent burger & fries, and loved that they had local craft…read morebeers available. Overall, glad I found them - always enjoy eating local, and this place does the trick. Keep slinging what you're slinging!

Stand behind my original review from about a year ago, so check that out. Went here again this…read moreMemorial Day weekend, and it's still a Marquee Cinema. Nothing fancy, half-clean, decent seating and picture/sound quality. I'm used to shinier interiors, comfier seats and bigger screens being from the D.C. area, but as far as being a theater goes, this one gets the job done. The teenage girls working the snack bar were pretty dumb and slow... had to repeat ourselves several times, remind them not to put butter on the popcorn, wait in line a while, etc. You really have no other option in the Beckley area for seeing a movie, so hope you like it!

Well, showed up for a 630 showing at 610 and after waiting in line for tickets we got to the…read moreconcessions line with 10 minutes to spare. I never worried because of previews and whatnot, but I stood in line (with 5 couples in front of me) for almost 20 minutes. The people working concessions were in no hurry what so ever. I got to the theater late and missed the opening scenes to the movie itself. I actually timed one couple who got 2 slushees and a popcorn and it took 4.5 minutes for this to be completed. The theater itself was dead, and it was clean, but I shouldn't have to show up 45 minutes early just to get into the theater on time.

We stayed at the Sandman for several days over the Thanksgiving holiday and was very satisfied. The…read morerooms were clean and comfortable and the service was great.

I give them 5 stars because we go there every year for train day and this is our go to place . We…read morehave stayed in other places in Hinton but we go back to the sandman because we like the location and the rooms are clean .My parents are from this adorable little town and we love it . The staff is very nice and always willing to accommodate. This place is easily accessible to the area in which we enjoy. The views are stunning and to have the Dairy Queen next door with the best Chile dogs ever is just a bonus. I would say if your looking for a nice place this Is it. Don't forget to stop at Kirks for breakfast. #citygirl #almostHeaven #trainday #family