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...

What a great idea for a rest area! It's kind of like an art fair that's always open. Pottery,…read moret-shirts, jams, glassware -- there's even a window where, if they're working at the time, you can even watch glassblowing. And, there's also a food court if you're hungry. A nice stop along the road.

I recently had a trip and I was so excited to stop for a late lunch. It has been at least 2 yrs but…read moreprob longer since I've been here. I used to travel and stop here often and it was amazing. The craft area of handcrafted merchandise has become not as sophisticated and high end workmanship. I noticed that change the last time I stopped through so that was disappointing. I used to often browse for gifts but that time nothing much to see. But on to my main thing -- the food. I'm actually heartbroken that now it's not in any way what it was. I learned that a few years back The Greenbrier Hotel stopped operating the dining room. And it shows -- they have remodeled and added tables. You no longer go through the cafeteria w the chance to see the grill and the food. And the food is pretty low to average score. The fried green tomatoes used to be pan cook w cornmeal and now battered and deep fried -- terrible the vegetable plate used to be amazing but barely edible. The cornbread used to be a large tender square delish but now a couple of tasteless muffins. My plate was served quickly and the food was barely warm. My friend's meal was very average, the salmon. The other was the soup and a side vegetable. Again average. I'm not sure why they lost The Greenbrier but it's not worth the cost. Still a nice place to walk around and stretch your legs but the food isn't worth the price and the crafts not at a high level. So a very disappointing meal. So you've been forewarned. All good things must come to an end.

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.

The food was high quality. The service was very polite and prompt. Beautiful inside and not overly…read morecrowded. Full recommend!

Stopped in post medical appointment starving! I got the Florentine omelet and hash browns with…read moreonions (and coffee). The omelet made me think people don't order vegetables very often, because the cheese was on the outside? Like it had been left out? No big, I slipped it inside and it was fine. Sadly, when I went to the bathroom, the waitress cleared my entire meal, despite me TELLING her I was just going to the bathroom, pointing at it, receiving a nod. Luckily I had eaten enough for bariatric me. She offered to bring me a new plate, but I just asked for coffee. When I went to pay, I had a moment of panic thinking they only accept cash (I had just enough). Welp, the ATM network was down. Good news, two gentlemen at the next booth who seemed to be regulars had paid for my meal! I thanked them profusely.

Top notch, true diner! Friendly waitresses (even when busy). Breakfast served all day (24 hours)…read morewith all the traditional items including great hot coffee, pancakes were so tasty. Hash browns (a side included with your breakfast) were crispy and seasoned well. Will be back for lunch items (patty melt or Philly cheesesteak? Yes please!).

The service was fine enough, but that's about all the praise I can give it. From the drab not…read moreparticularly clean interior (punctuated by what appeared to be a homeless guy camped out in a table in the back), to the fact that our food came out before we even finished pouring our drinks, nothing was good or worth the money. I had what could mostly be described as a "meat puck" that was covered in sausage gravy that was the only thing that even made it edible. The cheese soup was borderline inedible, the coleslaw reminded me of baby food and WAS inedible. The only thing that resembled food was the biscuit itself which was ok, if a little "bready" Avoid.

I always come to Tudor's, somewhere, when I visit family in WV. Was visiting over Christmas and…read morecame in for breakfast. Pros Staff- Staff were friendly, warm, and attentive, coming and asking all was good and if we needed anything (even though there is no wait staff) Food- I ordered the Mary B meal with no cheese and it was great! Tons of bacon and an unbeatable biscuit. (Also worth noting their tater rounds are always so crispy and yummy!) Price- For two Mary B meals (one with an OJ) it was under $20. Can't beat that! Cleanliness Place was clean and well kept, even in the AM with a relentless line of customers to help. Cons There isn't one in Lafayette, IN (home of Purdue) where I live, as this place would do an incredible business!

Double Down Cheesesteak is the best in Beckley! Service is great and the staff very efficient and…read morefriendly.

Omelet Shoppe - A Little Slice of Road-Trip Americana…read more There isn't much in Beckley when it comes to very early breakfast before hiking New River Gorge NP, so we picked Omelet Shoppe mostly because it was a few blocks from the hotel and, honestly, how wrong can you go with eggs and bacon? Turns out: wonderfully right. This diner is pure road-trip gold, the kind of place where time slows down just enough for the coffee to taste better. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, greeting locals with hugs, warm questions about their families, and the kind of genuine familiarity that makes you wonder if you've accidentally walked into a reunion. And somehow, they made us feel like we were long-lost regulars too. It was all very wholesome and slightly magical. The food was simple, satisfying, exactly what breakfast should be when you're about to climb, wander, and sweat your way through a national park. So good, in fact, that we came back every single morning. Because why mess with perfection? A true little gem, comforting, unpretentious, and warm in all the right ways.

Highly recommend the breakfast sandwich's -made fresh to order…read more Staff was lovely and friendly Boston cream was exceptional Jelly donut was too Small but clean restroom Plenty of parking

Donut connection is more than a shop, it's an enigmatic destination creating a tantalizing…read moreexperience for your soul. Hands down best donuts in West Virginia. Don't @ me. There is no better place for always fresh never frozen donuts. It's disheartening to realize that some only know Dunkin'. Listen, I'm not hating, there's a place for the quick hit fix of dunkin. There is a platonic nature to Dunkin's work, it's what you get for those who you consider an acquaintance. If you want to express a deep care and dare I say nostalgic sense of belonging in a world wrecked with loneliness then you go for the connection. It is in the name, man. I'm just saying there is more to the donut experience than Dunkin is capable of offering in our area. It's as Lewis said, " like an ignorant child who wants to go on making mud pies in a slum because he cannot imagine what is meant by the offer of a holiday at the sea. We are far too easily pleased." The pure euphoria of these donuts, the deliberate love of the team, the nonchalant 90's decor that reminds you of a home lost but never resigned from your heart. It's an enrapturing moment to embrace these little spaces in our days to retrieve some sort of confectionary respite from a world in dire straights. You need a retreat from the wreck of the world? Come to the connection, your connection to concrete exuberance in patisserie bliss.

One of the worst locations for this chain. I had it once and never went back. They never get orders…read moreright apparently, but the food was decent. The interior in other locations was much more preferable.

I work at Panera bread they are extremely rude to me and I signed up for baking and I was cool with…read moredoing the dishes sometimes but then I had to always do the dishes every single day that I came in they never treat me right their food is gross they treat people with bad favoritism I would suggest if anyone wants to work there that you please do not work there I am warning you and it is also unsanitary and they do not give anyone hours

Had Tudor's at a Beckley location for first time. We took our food to go. We failed to see the…read moreexcitement of food from Tudor's. I took one bite of a biscuit and it was like the bottom of the biscuit had been sitting in a tray of pure lard. It was thick on the bottom of the biscuit and disgusting in my mouth. I spit it out into a napkin and put it in the garbage. All of my food was disposed of and none of my family appeared to enjoy their food. It is hurtful to me just knowing so much food went to waste that day. The food would have been excellent had it been prepared and stored properly. I will never eat at a Tudor's Biscuit again. I am sorry but I am stating facts. Perhaps dining in might be better.

*Marmet Location* Thank you yelp community! My teenage son wanted Wendy's for breakfast but they…read moreweren't ready yet AND I AM GLAD! Biscuit World's entrance is on the left next to the drive through- Best damn biscuits (so says this southerner) did not need butter or jelly! The chicken on mine was delicious & tasted like it was fried in funnel cake batter! (I loved it!) HUGE biscuits! Large platter options seen ordered by neighboring guests - ambiance has smaller seating area shared with another food place (Gino's) but it seems like most people seem to choose the drive through. I want to try the cinnamon rolls next time! Friendly & fast service.

If you ever find yourself drifting through Beckley and your stomach starts whispering sweet…read morenothings... make a hard left into Cheddars Gastro Pub. This place is a bit of a delightful plot twist. From the outside, you might expect the usual--but step inside and suddenly you're in a cozy little universe where the cocktails are dangerously good (and somehow still kind to your wallet), the bar feels like home base, and the food? Way more scratch-made magic than you'd ever guess. And let's talk about Amy. If hospitality were an Olympic sport, she'd have a gold medal and a signature cocktail named after her. Attentive without hovering, friendly without forcing it--just pure, effortless excellence. Whether you're a road warrior passing through or a local in need of a reliable good time, Cheddars delivers that rare combo: great vibe, great food, zero regrets. Go hungry. Leave happy. Possibly stay for one more round than you planned.

I think it's funny that this Cheddar's scratch kitchen is right next door to Olive garden because…read morethey are literally the same company but I was glad I chose Cheddar's on this day though because I really wanted something a little more hearty and they delivered. My husband ordered the Monte Cristo because he was craving sweet and savory and of course I sampled some for myself. The jam was fantastic! I had the Dijon chicken with broccoli cheese casserole and it was like eating at my grandma's house. Everything was delish and the prices here are so good. I also love that they give you a buttery croissant instead of a dry roll or biscuit. It elevates the meal while still keeping that homemade vibe.