What more could you ask for. A fantastic place to grab a burger and a cold beer while riding atv's…read moreon the best trails in the country. ( Hatfield McCoy and outlaw trails in southern West Virginia) food is exceptional. Staff treat you like they've know you for years. Cool atmosphere. Perfect place. A must visit if your in this area.

After a long hot day of riding trails (where you've certainly seen signs for Rebel Smokehouse),…read morethis is a great place to stop for dinner. My top craving of the day was a nice cold draft beer, which is harder to find than you'd expect in a tourist heavy town. This place was a great choice, with several draft options to choose from, and served in large, frosty mugs. Craving satisfied. Now, most people are coming for the food, and we had a great experience with that. We started with the Smokehouse Nachos as an appetizer, but honestly they were so massive that it was a meal of its own for 2-3 people. With a large helping of meats and other toppings, it was very good and filling. We also had the Philly cheese steak pizza (not on the menu, but we were told it was an option.) This thing was huge and EXCELLENT! I would certainly come back for this, even if it's not a regular menu item. We also had the big brisket sandwich and "loaded baby bakers" (potatoes with cheese and bacon). The potatoes were a bit greasy but otherwise it was equally good and filling. We had a great server who was patient, made good suggestions, and was attentive. All around a great food, beverage, and service experience.

We followed the trail signs to Rebel Smokehouse for some barbecue and we're not disappointed!…read more Large menu with lots more than barbecue. You could eat for a long time without eating the same thing twice. I ordered the BBQ Nachos (half order) for my meal with pulled pork and it was a huge serving, more than I could eat. They've got 3 types of barbecue sauce on the table. I loved the mustardy one and the smoky one the best. The other tasted good, too. Service was great. Our waiter, Brandon, was so friendly and prompt. He offered suggestions when I asked him. It seemed everyone knew him and liked him, I could tell. The loaded fries were delicious and so were the beans, slightly sweetened with barbecue sauce. The Mac and cheese was wonderful. There wasn't anything that wasn't delicious. If you're on Trail 11 off the Pinnacle Creek be sure to stop in Mullens West Virginia. So delicious. I forgot to get a picture but here's my leftovers for tomorrow!

Was met by owner at door. The waitress was very polite and jovially helpful. The atmosphere was…read morehistoric and told the story of returning home. The art work done by Aunt Lizzy was grand. We had meatloaf and brisket with a Stout and Porter. Remarkable experience and we will return again. A plus was a street festival outside.

I'm in town visiting a childhood friend and we came here for dinner. As we were walking to the…read moreTavern, I noticed a cute little house that didn't match the other architectural designs of the other establishments in the area (brick and "modern" looking buildings). I was caught off guard when my friend walked up the stairs to the house because from initial appearance, I wouldn't have thought this was the restaurant! Upon walking in, the host greeted us and told us his name was Dan and that he was the owner of the restaurant! It was really cool to see that the owner is truly passionate about his restaurant and will show up to put in the work, even during the later hours. In terms of the food, I went with the Hungry Hokie which was a mashed potato bowl with with bits of meatloaf and chicken, green beans, macaroni and cheese. It also came with a biscuit or cornbread, I opted in with the cornbread. The food was absolutely hearty and had pretty good flavor! The one wish that I had was that it came in a bigger portion as it didn't fully fill me up. If I was in town again, I'd definitely consider going back to try the other items on the menu!

Delicious food, great service and cheap! We stopped for breakfast a couple of years ago and had a…read moregood experience so we decided to stop for lunch while passing through. The food was great and the portions were large. We had a club sandwich, hamburger and fries, grilled chicken sandwich, chef salad and onion rings. We'd definitely stop again if in the area.

You feel welcome from the moment you step through the door. The servers knew many of the patrons…read morebut made us feel as at home as the regulars. It was clean and organized. I had looked it up and was set on the blueberry pancakes. Once I arrived it was a struggle deciding because it was meatloaf day. It looked delicious and with a layer of ketchup baked on - the way I liked it. But I couldn't resist the pancake breakfast. Eggs were cooked perfect as ordered and the sausage was flavorful. I could only make a dent in the pancakes which were as big as the plate and loaded with blueberries. I took them with me and nibbled on them the rest of the way through to West Virginia. They held up. They were soft but not fall apart so perfect to take leftovers along. I will be looking forward to my next trip through to stop again.

We stopped in for lunch after a long morning on the trails. Very clean and nice big patio. Service…read morewas great and food was excellent. Thanks for the hospitality

From the owner: Having a blast riding the Hatfield-McCoy Trails with your friends or family? The fun doesn't have…read moreto end when you visit Trail 10 Pub & Grill in Freeman, WV. Trail 10 Pub & Grill is a bar and grill featuring incredible pub food, cold beer, live music and exceptional service. Stop by our local pub just outside the Pocahantas Trail 10, or dial 304-248-8200 for more information. If you're driving by and can't stay for a meal, you can pick up non-ethanol gas, snacks, cold beverages, tobacco, souvenirs and Hatfield-McCoy Trails passes at The Pop Shop - a gas station and convenience store - just next door.

Excellent service from Skyler, delicious food and clean restrooms at the Wooden Pickle. My sweetie…read morehad their famous mahi mahi street tacos, a messy delight, and I had the portobello panini sandwich, which was perfectly crispy on the outside and very tasty. To go with it, I subbed a salad instead of fries, and for a small up-charge, I had a half of their pear and blue salad sans the bacon. It was so good! I want to go back for a whole salad and try one of their flatbreads to go with it, so I can bring some leftovers home for lunch the next day. Now, if they had a cocktail offering with a product from the nearby distiller, I would have made him be designated instead of me.

It's clearly a busy place. "Wait to be seated" suggests…read morethey'll at least acknowledge your arrival. Nope. Waited a bit. Again busy, but not okay. Servers walked round us several times before acknowledging we were there. Okay to wait for a table, but when the table becomes open, acknowledge us and let us sit, rather than continuing to make us wait. We were seated and waited again before given menus and cutlery. A couple sat down several minutes after us and were given cutlery and menus. I get different waitresses have different tables, but a table who arrives first should be served first. And yup, they got their food before we did. Food was disappointing. Fries were warm. Crab cake sandwich (with shrimp) lacked flavor, and tasted like a crispy potato cake. Buffalo chicken sandwich should not be kids chicken tenders toasted in sauce falling out of the sandwich. Burger was overcooked and dry. The bathroom needs a clean. Slippery floors, cracked tiles that feel like you're going to fall through the floor. Around disappointed

Stopped on the way to Pittsburgh with my sister, Michele. TDC was rated high and happens to be…read moreclose to my MILs house in Beaver. I was surprised to find it in the same building as a Dollar General. We ordered firecracker shrimp as a starter and Michele got the Chicken Parmesan with a side salad and I ordered a Porketta sandwich, which is marinaded pork tenderloin, with a side salad and BC dressing. The server was very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant was nicely decorated and seems very casual.

Everything from walking in to walking out was great! Emily, our waitress was amazing! We weren't…read moregoing to get an appetizer, but she suggested the buffalo shrimp. We gave it a try and loved it! The buffalo shrimp had bacon and green onions and was served on blue cheese dressing. For entrees, we had a Cobb salad with grilled chicken and the roasted porketta with sweet potato fries. I can't even explain the porketta, it was like a flavor explosion - one of the best meals I've ever had. We're only in town for a few days, but definitely plan on a few more meals there.

We stayed at Buffalo Trail with our MB Sprinter campervan for 3 weeks and really enjoyed ourselves…read more The staff were very friendly and accommodating, the restaurant was super clean and yummy, and the entire campground is super clean and organized. Not too far from here are the Hatfield and McCoy trails & Pinnacle Rock State Park. There's plenty to do in the area before washing up for a nice dinner at the restaurant. If you're looking for a vibe, this is the place! Laid back for families, but also party vibes for those looking for a good time. We highly recommend!

Great place to stay and a great place to eat, their food is always delicious, I recommend the wings…read morethey are great!

Rosco's is the best place in the town of Welch to eat. I stand on that. Their mac n cheese, all…read moretheir selections of meats, and specials, they are all so good. I was eating it once a week every week for a really long time, but I had to slow down lol. The food is so fresh and wonderful, there has never been anything from there that I have disliked. The service is on point because every single server I have had has been incredible. They go above and beyond to make sure you are taken care of. I would highly recommend Rosco's to anyone who crosses its path!

This is a good place for pulled pork sandwiches, and their collard greens are especially good…read more Everyone is so friendly with us every time we go, and they treat us well. It's a very informal atmosphere where you can be at ease.

Doing some interstate driving on interstate 77 we needed to change drivers and grab some lunch. We…read morestopped at the Pit Stop Italian Restaurant. While I read the reviews, we stopped anyway . The place outside/inside wasn't much to look at but the reviews said the food was good. The reviews were right about the food, and sketchy bathrooms. It didn't mention the gnats and flys we shared our lunch with. While I killed several, I think they were just the scouts... The salad was fresh with peppers, tomatoes, and cucumber. The Stromboli and "taste of Italy " were delicious. Overall service and food were EXCELLENT but I don't think I could dine in again. Get your food to go and you will enjoy.

Let's start with the things I loved: the servers were super friendly and there were a lot of them,…read moreso also super prompt. The menu had a huge selection and the prices were fair. And the food itself was...above average, I'd say. Nothing stunning, but okay stuff. Now, the dislikes: really small seating area with some rickety wooden chairs. If you can't fit in a booth, they have like one 4 person table and the rest tiny 2 person ones. The chicken stromboli I got came served on a small metal plate that was hard to eat from, and the bathrooms were pretty terrible. About what you'd expect in a high traffic place like this at a truck stop. It's overall a 3 star place, I'd say. Nothing great, nothing awful, would consider stopping again if I'm in the area. Next time I'll try the gyro.