The sandwich that I got from the M&M Mart today for lunch was exactly what I was hoping it would…read morebe. Soft bread, fresh turkey, lettuce, and tomato with mustard and mayo. Thank you M&M Mart!

Normally get a fresh sub. Picked up a Ham/American salad from the fridge to go with some dressing…read moreinstead. Got home and the cucumber, lettuce, and tomatoes were expired, and the cheese was starting to go bad. Be aware of the prepackaged food. I had to throw out most of the salad. It is too far to drive back to them. Be aware of the prepackaged food.

Crêpizza. I've never heard of such a fancy word, but perhaps both of the deceased Merriam brothers…read morecould sport a blue suit so they can be sophisticated enough to add that to the C section of their 2026-edition Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Well, enough of that wordy nonsense, let's talk pizza. I didn't get any, so I opted for the Nutella Crêpe, which gave me a creamy filling. For just $7, this dish was sweet to my wallet. A whole pie was more than double that. The calzones also looked fantacular (Webster hasn't added that one yet). The server was attentive, and the ambience was light and airy like my crêpe. I'll be back once South Ridge adds a 22-lane highway to dilute the traffic.

Workers dip their fingers in the ranch while making it and lick them and stick them back in again…read more Know multiple workers that have done this 100%.

Between power outages and gas leaks across Charleston, we lucked out when we stopped by Capitol…read moreMarket - Charleston, WV. Soho's had a limited menu, but I've been wanting to try the "undecided" forever. It has egg salad, chicken salad, tuna salad, and a "salad salad". My son opted for spaghetti and meatballs with a side salad. The 'undecided" was $14, his spaghetti was $18, and I believe his side salad was $6. I tried one of his meatballs and I really liked it. Come on, do you really think I'd let my kid get spaghetti and not let me have a taste?!? #fyp #foryoupage

Rarely ever get food poisoning, but got it here…read more Ordered baked brie, garlic bread, and chicken parm. It was decent except for my stomach cramps and bathroom runs the rest of the night.

First time here. won't be the last. Very good restaurant…read more Crowded, but now I know why

Chef's kiss!! this place is absolutely worth the drive if you don't live here in Saint Albans and…read moreif you do live in Saint Albans and haven't been, what are you waiting for?!!! An invite!? Here it is! This food is top notch, best in show, gold medal food! Especially their hummus! Only way to eat better hummus is if you make it yourself!! This is a fantastic place with tons of options for everyone! Definitely get the fried feta, you won't be disappointed! Their veggie pizza is sooo good! Also don't forget dessert! The tiramisu is delightful!!! Go now! This place is right on the water, beautiful interior and that beautiful stone oven is gorgeous!!

The wheelhouse is such a cute restaurant. I came here with a friend and there was plenty of space…read more We both ordered the bacon lettuce, turkey and mayo grilled sandwich and it was delicious. It was a great sandwich and a very reasonable price. I will be coming here again! Also we went up and ordered our food and the food came out within 10 minutes.

Went for lunch a few days ago and it was just okay. The service is a bit lacking and not very…read morefriendly. The restaurant is clean and decorated nicely. The food lacks flavor and was just okay. I ordered the hot dog lunch and the chili was flavorless. The menu advertises an all beef hot dog, I believe they aren't all beef. My partner got a chicken salad sandwich. It was good but just needed a good dose of salt and pepper. Snyder's chips are a bonus!

This place should not be underrated. It has your standard West Virginia assortment of moderate…read morequality meats and moderate quality vegetables, but what it does have is an assortment of jellies, jams, potato chips, and general Appalachian delicacies that makes it a few cuts above your average local supermarket. I particularly appreciated their dedication to selling West Virginia made products such as wines and jams, as opposed to selling only national brands.

Clean store. Good meats available. Friendly clerks. Prices can be high, but they do have…read moredecent sales. The fried chicken in the deli is very good.

Love this place. The meat is amazing. Locally grown items. Every thing down to the gummy bears is…read moretop notch.

Excellent prices and selection on meat, as well as a great collection of jams, condiments, spices,…read moreand more. The staff is also super friendly and helpful. I stocked up on quite a lot of meat and paid less than I would at Kroger or Walmart.The quality of the meat is superb, which makes the reasonable prices all the more attractive, plus most of it is vacuum sealed, making it freezer ready. We've had the hamburger and filet mignon so far and both were amazing. I would definitely recommend this place and will be doing my meat shopping there in the future. Shop local! :)

The tomato basil soup looks and tastes like tomato sauce that would belong on spaghetti. The wraps…read moreand sandwiches were all $11-$12 dollars for what most places sell for $8. Not sure what this place is thinking. Salads are $13-$14.

**April 2025: Weekday Afternoon Visit**…read more My friend and I were in the area and wanted a quick lunch before we hit the road again. With the high reviews we thought we'd check out Swiftwater Cafe. The restaurant is located on the first floor of a large building complex (maybe apartments?), and there were many locals dinning in. The space looked very homey and the tables were lined with green and white checkered tablecloths. There's a big chalk board with breakfast and lunch items and my friend and I decided on the following: Lunch -Italian Grilled Cheese $8.06 - This was a fantastic vegetarian sandwich. There was a lot of flavor and it the texture of all the ingredients worked together. I would get this again. -Tomato Basil Soup $4.16 and Chili $4.16: Standard soups -Pepperoni Roll $4.16 - I was told that this was West Virginia's state food so naturally we had to try it out. It was tasty and I'm glad that this restaurant put in cheese, but I kind of wished there were a little bit more. -Chef Salad $9.88: This salad had a good assortment of ingredients and gave me the much needed vegetables that I had been lacking on this roadtrip. Service The host was very quick and polite. Patrons would pick up their orders at the counter when it's ready. Summary It was a nice local joint and I enjoyed all the outdoor photos around the cafeteria.