Great ice cream Best ice cream EVER! Conveniently now also located at the market!…read more Try the grape.

Upon looking for an ice cream shop to stop by on my way through the area on a work trip I was…read morepleasantly surprised to find this hidden gem tucked away inside of 'The Market'. The staff were very pleasant to deal with and allowed me to try as many samples as I liked before making my decision, additionally they also gave me their input on their own personal favorites as well. After trying a few flavors I was undoubtedly sold on their 'Smoreo' and I did not regret it for one moment while indulging in it! I will gladly come back to visit Austin's again on my next trip through the area.

We tried Grindstone Bakery for the first time today, and we've been missing out! The bakery is…read morelocated next door to the coffee shop and open on Fridays and Saturdays. They had a wonderful selection of goodies. We ended up choosing the tiramisu cookies, chocolate chip cookies, olive oil cakes w blackberry thyme jam, cinnamon rolls, and mozzarella, tomato, basil focaccia. To start the tiramisu cookies had wonderful coffee flavor, and the fresh, creamy frosting paired nicely. The chocolate chip cookies were soft, chewy, and had chocolate woven throughout. One of the best I've had! The olive cakes were good, well backed and had a delicate flavor. However, we weren't the biggest fans of the thyme flavor, but that's just our preference. The focaccia was deliciously savory, the toppings paired well with the bread without overtaking its flavor. Lastly, the showstopper, was the cinnamon roll. It was next level good, and I dare say the best I've ever had. The roll itself was soft, buttery, and full of cinnamon spice. The frosting was perfect, creamy with a delicate cream cheese flavor. I know I'm going to be craving it in the future. On top of the delicious baked goods, the interior was clean and had welcoming vibe. The employees were kind and helpful. The price for everything was $58, which makes sense with how expensive groceries are nowadays. And you're supporting a small, locally owned business. I highly recommend this place and will definitely return!

I love the atmosphere of Grindstone. It's the perfect spot to meet up with friends and chat on the…read moresunroof or to study in the quiet cafe below. The coffee and matchas are delicious, and I absolutely love the seasonal and regular flavors they offer. The owner is always super nice, and the baristas are as well!

The food was absolutely amazing. The service was beyond first rate. The Peddler is best restaurant…read morewe've ever been to in Huntington.

Service was great. Food was good and plentiful. A lot of beer to choose from had a great time…read more There was 13 people at our table. The server kept right up with us. Recommend going back.

Sunday brunch on the patio was excellent. We ordered inside and took a number to our table. The…read morebarista and server were friendly and helpful with suggestions to order. We opted for a flat white and croissant sandwiches, the avacado poached egg smash and caprese. The sweet treats look amazing-- we'll be back!

Outstanding bakery. Service with a smile. Listen, the cakes and desserts are terrific. But the…read morecroque madam and empanadas are off the charts!!!

Great treats! Awesome service! I highly recommend this place. The atmosphere is very nice.read more

Food: French toast 10/10…read morePotato bowl 9/10 Service: Quick! Ambiance: Great location. Tip: park in the back!

I drove by earlier and was like what the heck? Someone was brilliant to come up with this idea…read more.. and it's a franchise OMG!! I met the owners, great cents of humor; nice personality. Brock is on cash register and co-owns with his dad. The dessert flute came out three days ago. Best value. $16 for 16oz of yumminess! They make their own sweet tea and cold brew. Get both decide later which one you want. Options are pudding, cobblers, ice cream, milkshakes, and more. Call ahead, use the drive-through or go inside and enjoy the experience!

First time trying it. Staff was helpful. Oreo shake was good but I'm not a fan of banana pudding…read moreand that's what's used in it. Subtle but good. The flight of cobblers were a good call so we could try them. Order of tastiest to least favorite: 1. Strawberry 2. Honey apple 3. Caramel Apple 4. Blackberry Cobbler cups didn't have lids so when we got home there was a bit of a mess inside the box, so be very careful when carrying out. Vanilla ice cream comes with them on the side and it's plenty for the two cups each and good tasting

We had the daily special with cheese sticks a two topping pizza and added wings. The pizza is a…read morethinner crust but dense and flavorful. We asked for the wings to be fried hard or well done; they were perfectly cooked. The atmosphere is really quirky and clean. They have so many options and deliver until 4am. The wings were my favorite. I can't wait to try something else from this cute pizza shop!

I paid over $40 for food and the food was definitely disappointing from what it use to be. The…read morewings were like rubber and the calzone was awful. zbrick use to be an almost daily dinner stop but won't be anymore price definitely doesn't match the quality of the food. sad I got 2 things and both were terrible.

Wow, what an amazing and unexpected culinary triumph! I had the best shrimp and grits I've ever…read moretasted here - by far! Creamy, spicy, and crisp. Perfect!

This year we tried to call on Le Bistro once more for Thanksgiving, but something has gone horribly…read morewrong in their operation. Maybe it's the absence of now former co-owner Dakota Maddox, but nothing seemed to work. When my wife and I arrived at noon to pickup our order, we were met by a medium sized group of fellow befuddled customers. Some had been there since 10am, when they were supposed to be picking up their holiday order. The story as it was told to me was the first set of customers arrived to a locked and dark restaurant. Upon being let in by a former employee, they found that no orders had been prepared, proteins weren't cooked, pies were not baked, and there was no master list of orders to be found. Despite all of this, even two hours in there was only one person trying to manage the operation and he didn't even work there. The owner had been "on his way" for the better part of an hour. After spending 1.5 hours trying to get a handle on the situation, our 'fella took everyone's phone number and said he would call when the orders were ready. So my wife and I left, presuming we'd be called back in an hour or so. When 3:30 came and went I tried to call their main number. It rang, went to voice mail, and then a recording told me the mailbox was full and promptly disconnected. At 5:30 my phone rang. It was the former employee - now identified as Luka - calling to say my order would be ready in 20 minutes. My wife and I headed back to town. When we arrived at 6:10 our order still wasn't ready. The owner, Chris, finally decided to make an appearance. He asked if we wanted a drink while we waited, then disappeared to the back again. At 6:30 (6.5 hours after the pickup time) we were finally given our food, minus several items that they either ran out of or didn't have at all. Luka said the owner would refund the items that were unavailable - a saintly gesture. Chris never reappeared, and didn't bother to offer an apology or an explanation. When we finally got the food home we found that the rolls were store bought King's Hawaiian with a small amount of garlic butter haphazardly smeared on top, bone dry turkey, lumpy mashed potatoes, and beef tenderloin that - even after cooked - smelled spoiled. I would say that these items were so sad they must have been seasoned by the tears of Chris' employees, but that would be wrong as tears contain some amount of salt. Standing in the chilly restaurant surrounded by burnt out lights, mostly empty liquor bottles, and a bathroom whose soap dispenser was nearly falling off the wall you get the sense that you're standing in a once great restaurant desperately passed its prime. It was the culinary equivalent of the most recent Mike Tyson bout.

Long time older chain establishment serving up decent icecream. Seasonal opening and glad I made…read moreit for the spring return. Creamy icecream and plenty of flavors. Pour some sprinkles on it to make it even better or some hot fudge.

Tried to take the kids for ice cream on Friday night at 9:10pm. The open sign was on and sign said…read moreopen till 10pm but they had the door locked. The parking lot was packed. Some people walked over to the drive thru to get an order. We just left and took our business elsewhere. This is the second time they have closed before hours. Last time we were in the store when they locked the doors 30 minutes before closing.

A fantastic local burger place. The restaurant started out as a food truck and now have a brick and…read moremortar location. The food was really good. The burger patties were clearly hand made, seasoned perfectly. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly. Even the decor was nice, with very cool murals on the walls. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for interesting food options!

We were Looking for a place to grab a bite before our flight and we happened to come upon Truckin'…read moreCheesy. I'll be honest, I walked in and was a little skeptical but you know what they say, "don't judge a book by its cover". The menu looked great, so many options so we decided to try several item. The buffalo chicken cheesesteak, the loaded fries, the dirty donut and the fried Oreos. I wasn't a fan of the dirty donut but my husband really liked it. Everything else was great! Wait staff was kind and helpful. If you are ever in the vicinity or even need a place to go after a Marshall football game, be sure to give TC a try The wait staff was courteous,