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    4.4 (7 reviews)
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    Food was great and quite similar to Pupuseria Emertia in Moorefield! Try again some time soon!

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    Dutch's At Silver Tree - NY strip and Lobster

    Dutch's At Silver Tree

    4.2(265 reviews)
    36.5 mi
    •$$$

    Super fun spot! Came via boat and was welcomed by two hostesses who came out to the boat slip and…read morehelped us park. We had a large party of 11 and were easily able to find a spot on a Saturday afternoon at the outside bar. There's tons of seating here from outdoor bar, patio (covered) seating, indoor bar, and indoor seating. They even have some chairs out on their lawn facing the lake. There's even a large play area for the kids. We had multiple drinks and apps. The seafood bloody was perfect- just ask for a side of horseradish to add in if like it super spicy. Another standout was the salty grapefruit crush! Holy moly! So good... subbed club soda for the sprite. Orange crush was also terrific. As for food, we did apps. Get the shrimp toast and the crab toast! Do not leave unless you have tried these things! Absolutely delicious and packed with seafood, we also ordered a side of the chips that they give with burgers etc. Everything that came by us looked amazing. The bread is like a like high and comes with various butters, the burgers looked massive, and the sandwiches were equally amazing. Again, we only did apps. This is a must visit if in the area. You won't be disappointed. Come if in your bathing suit (w/cover up of course), or at night in your elevated dinner clothes. This place is for both! Absolutely beautiful and just terrific food, drink, and super friendly service! Every single employee was a gem!!!

    Wow! This is a must visit if you're at Deep Creek. A local establishment with plenty of room for…read moreindoor or outdoor dining. Honestly, Dutch's exceeded my expectations, as the fine dining options in the area are limited. I got the pork chop with apple crisp and it was delectable! Thick-cut and juicy, which are hard to find. Others at the table got the salmon and they liked it. You get bread, salad, and a side with the entrees, so come hungry! Our waiter was attentive and very professional. Look forward to the next visit.

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    Dutch's At Silver Tree - Over the fireplace in dining area

    Over the fireplace in dining area

    Dutch's At Silver Tree - 5/29/23: The Ribeye with Twice Baked Potato

    5/29/23: The Ribeye with Twice Baked Potato

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    Blue Stone Inn - Prime rib

    Blue Stone Inn

    4.2(63 reviews)
    36.6 mi
    •$$$

    We are at the Bluestone Inn for our anniversary dinner. So far we haven't eaten after 50 minutes!…read more I hope the food is better than the communication. It wasn't!

    Where do I even start with the Blue Stone Inn?…read more At first glance, well...you might glance away and keep on driving, because it seems like one of countless little restaurants you might pass as you're zooming down a highway, focused on work, family, vacation, or other concerns. In fact, there's a good chance even I had passed the restaurant on more than one occasion. But don't do that, it's a huge mistake! Because as I discovered recently, every meal you miss at Blue Stone Inn isn't just lost deliciousness, it's an opportunity gone forever to break bread with friends and family in the kind of space that makes you long for a world that no longer exists - familiar, welcoming, old school. The Blue Stone Inn isn't fancy. It's rustic. And please don't read that as a criticism, it isn't. It's definitely nice. I realized I was vibing hard, loving the atmosphere, the people, the vibe. Service was prompt and courteous with the familiar feel you only seem to get in smaller towns these days. And the food - OMG. Most of us started with a salad and the house bacon vinaigrette. And the breadbasket - so, so good, but don't fill up on it! Because all the food is To. Die. For. We then quickly moved on to various steaks. My ribeye was insanely delicious, cooked perfectly, with an excellent baked potato to round out the meal. My dining buddies upgraded to the steak-and-seafood combos, which were apparently also quite good. I skipped dessert - too much bread early on. But the delicate, beautiful, generous slices of cake my friends had ended the meal on a perfect note. Can't recommend Blue Stone Inn enough. Be aware that if you go, it seems there are some homeless cats in the parking lot and around the restaurant. Super friendly, I suggest bringing some treats for them. I had some cat food in the car so they got a little dinner as we were leaving. Enjoy!

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    Blue Stone Inn - Dining area

    Dining area

    Blue Stone Inn - Hummingbird cake

    Hummingbird cake

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    The Forks - Turkish chocolate cake

    The Forks

    4.5(72 reviews)
    35.9 mi
    •$$$

    Amazing food (the drinks were great; swordfish and salmon dishes were unusual and perfect;…read morecheesecake for dessert is recommended)! Service was VERY GOOD. Of course, the views were very nice. This place doesn't get much publicity; but it is worth going out of your way to get there.

    The first time I ate here was in October of 2023 with my girlfriend. It was a very special night…read morebecause it was our first getaway together and our first romantic dinner together. So, anytime we are in the area we like to stop in to relive those unforgettable memories, which has been several since then. This is one of the very few places that I have always recommended to anyone who lives remotely close to the area, who is traveling close by for work, or is visiting the area for the amazing outdoor activities they have to offer. So let's delve into why this place is one of my favorite dining destinations in West Virginia, but why I also have certain issues with it as well. The things this place does that makes it so great are the things that most restaurant in large cities do to stay relevant. They evolve with said times and constantly change things up to make themselves more enticing in regards to each and every dining experience you have here. There are very few places if any in West Virginia that can give you all this place has to offer. Whether it's well crafted cocktails, somewhat eloquent and mostly fresh and well seasoned dishes, or an ambience inside or outside that is a diamond in the rough. I have been to several 1, 2, and 3 Michelin star restaurants and how they operate in regards to service is what sets them apart from everyone else but also which most can only dream of achieving. This place could probably get one star at some point in time if certain aspects were to change, truly. Listen, I don't mind paying a lot of money for an experience that blows my mind, even if it's just a one or two bite 7 or 9 course tasting menu, but this place wants to blow up your wallet without ever achieving such mind altering dishes. The food is good don't get me wrong, but not 2 and 3 Michelin star prices good for what you get. The last time I went here we spent $125 on two apps which were literally four bites each and two cocktails. Is that a lot of money for the amount of food and drinks we got in a small town in rural West Virginia, absolutely! I get it, charge a high price and see if people will pay it and go from there, but most will only do that once or maybe twice because of the atmosphere or higher expectations upon returning, but the food and service doesn't match the price points in any of my personal experiences here. With that being said, I do love this place and I have stayed here as well. Are the rooms fancy or even above average, No! The hotels down the road are cheaper, much nicer, and include amenities, but to be able to enjoy a nice meal on their patio with an amazing view over a bottle of wine, tasty cocktails, or local beers and not have to worry about driving is worth the price in my opinion. I will say, The Forks is still one of my favorite restaurants in West Virginia. Not just because the food is good(not great but good) but because it's the total experience in itself. It's hard to find a restaurant that serves good food and drinks with a view like they have, especially in West Virginia and that is their main selling point and that is why most come and take pics of the views and dishes but leave wondering how they spent $150-250(before tip) on a meal for two with maybe one drink each while still being hungry and annoyed by the service and high prices. I'd say come to grips with the fact they want you to believe that you are eating at the French Laundry in NAPA Valley, but in all actuality you're just eating at a restaurant with somewhat locally sourced foods depending on the season from people with high expectations of their customers without ever truly proving that their food, drinks, and service are worth their prices. I do check their menu on a regular basis to see if they are offering anything new that I'd like to come and try. I have seen a subtle drop in their prices which leads me to believe they are starting to realize that they can still attain the same type of clientele without ever causing new customers to never return. To end this review I'd like to say that their service is probably the worst part of your dining experience here. In fact you will get better service at a local chain restaurant. If you are a waiter or owner treat every customer as if they are Pete Wells of the NY Times because you never know who can break or make you. If you own a restaurant and you don't have the personality to make your new customers feel warm and welcome, I'd say stay in the kitchen and let someone who can be the head of house so they can hire a proper staff who are friendly, smile, and make you feel they are very grateful for your business. FYI: The last time we came here we literally sat looking at each other for about 20 minutes after finishing our food and drinks before finally getting so annoyed that we got up and walked up to one of the owners to pay our bill, unacceptable.

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    The Forks - Peanut butter and Jelly Cheesecake

    Peanut butter and Jelly Cheesecake

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