Food: surprised that the food was really good. Service: a…read morelady was training and her trainer both were very attentive and good Cleanliness (bathrooms included): this place needs a cleaning and renovation. The booths are torn with the under cushion coming out of the seats. Bathrooms were dirty. Just overall needs to be maintained better.

Decent restaurant with a varied menu featuring pasta, sandwiches, salads, pizza, tacos, fried…read moreshrimp. The servings are huge! My BBQ was ok, but a tad dry. No complaints from others in our party. Our waitress was friendly and efficient. The hostess, however, was rude. Seemed angry that she had to be a part of it all. We are just passing through and asked her what was happening around town because it was super busy. She snapped back, she didn't know, but she was tired of it...we shrugged it off, but it was a tad off-putting.

Had the prime rib, jalapeño poppers and mushrooms. ALL were great. Service was excellent…read more Friendly atmosphere

"Whiskey, Wings, and Pool Sharks: A Local Survival Guide"…read more If you find yourself in Elkins craving good food, cold drinks, and a side of character, roll on down to Whiskey River. The place is pure West Virginia charm with just the right mix of country grit and friendly mischief. The food? Fantastic. The wings are sauced like somebody back there actually cares, and the burgers taste like they've seen a grill before, not a microwave. But be warned: the real action happens at the pool tables. You might think, "I'll shoot a quick game while I wait on my fries." Next thing you know, you're three games deep against a guy named Buck who swears he's "rusty" but just ran the table faster than you can say cue ball. That's when you realize the fries were ready 20 minutes ago -- and you've just been hustled out of your dignity (and maybe a round of shots). Pro tip: If someone offers to "let you break," kindly decline and protect your pride. Order another beer, tip the bartender, and enjoy the show -- because watching the locals play pool here is better entertainment than half the stuff on TV. Whiskey River is one of those rare places where the food's hot, the folks are real, and the laughter's louder than the jukebox. Just remember: eat first, then play pool. You'll thank me later.

Spent a few days visiting the area near Slaty Fork - most of the food places are a fair drive…read moreaway...fortunately Almost Heaven was there to fill the bill for some great smoked brisket! We stopped in twice during our stay ..there were a number of items unavailable (some of the sides) but I was more than happy with the choice of Brisket & Bacon-Wrapped Asparagus - ordered the same both times! The Mac & Cheese was good, too! No dine-in, but there are a few picnic tables to sit and enjoy. Prices were a tad higher than expected, but it sure was tasty - smoker is right outside! If I'm in the area again - I'll be there again! PS - had some great sauces, too!

I paid $35 for this.....show in picture. Total BS and waist of money. Funny thing is the…read moregentleman who gave me the food said "I hooked you up with 2 clusters" Okay...

Good food and service..recommend it. It is very clean inside. Go have a good meal…read more You will enjoy the atmosphere.

We sat down and waited for 5 plus minutes for our waitress to take drink orders of people who came…read morein after us for her to walk past several times without even a word. I was ready to leave when they finally came to our table. Food wasn't that great either. Not a fan of this place at all

Great service and good home cooked style food freshly made! Pleasant atmosphere and family friendly.read more

We had breakfast at the Lunch Box on Christmas Eve and it was a good experience. The food was good…read moreand the service was excellent.

This lounge at the Canaan Valley Resort serves up some amazing pizzas that you really would expect…read more The staff was friendly but a little bit slow. I will say the whole resort is a little laid back so it wasn't a surprise. Get the pizza and enjoy!

I've been frequenting the Canaan Valley Resort for about ten years for golf events. The first night…read morethere I was seated in the lounge and wanted to try one of their pizzas. My wife and I had eaten one about seven years prior and it was delicious! I ordered the supreme pizza. I ended up getting sick from it about 3am in the morning. I suspected the mushrooms had gone bad from the look of them on the pizza. The following night I tried something totally different, the most expensive steak on the menu, the ribeye with garlic mashed potatoes and a vegetable medley. It was $46. I ordered it medium rare. The steak was tough and way over seasoned. (Of poor quality) The mashed potatoes were powered potatoes with garlic salt/powder, and the vegetable medley was cooked down to mush. I ate one bite of each, dropped $60 on the table and left. I went to the front desk and asked when the resort manager would be in, which they said would be in the morning. I explained how poor quality the steak dinner was and ended up going to Mama Mias Italian Restaurant down the road. I got a call while at the restaurant from one of the resort front desk personnel telling me they retrieved my $60 and apologizing for my experience. When I came back to the resort I sought out the waitress who served me and gave her $20 as a tip. I told her the food quality was not her fault. The food at Canaan Valley Resort is of poor quality and poor preparation. They might be able to fool some West Virginians, but the international guests know better. It's certainly subpar. To have such a beautiful resort with picturesque scenery, you'd expect the cuisine to be high end. Not here.

Such a cute restaurant in Belington. Inside is renovated and has a pleasantly surprising…read moreatmosphere. I ordered breakfast with ham, hash browns, eggs and toast. Their bread is homemade and exquisite. I had no idea diner toast could be so delicious. Portions are huge and prices are fair. They seem understaffed as our server was also the one cooking our food. She seemed a little rushed but that is to be expected with just one person working.

In foreign territory for us, we followed Yelp guidance to Dianne's - shuttered like a closed coal…read moremine. Helpful stranger said go to Batb's- thanks stranger. Barb's is a typical small town diner- not fancy, not gourmet but friendly efficient service and excellent food. Crisp fresh salad to start. House specialty meatloaf (very tasty and unusually soft, oatmeal?) with authentic mashed potatoes and uniquely prepared spinach ( may sound strsnge, but vinegar infused and surprisingly tasty) - top not entree. Grest selection of pies- we chose a luscious raisin walnut, so yummy. .Stumbled on Barb's but unlikely to forget it for a long time

We're in town from Lancaster, Pa., figured we'd stop for dinner. The food was a lot, quantity wise…read more I got the Carne Chili Verde and my husband got the Special Beef Burrito with sour cream, lettuce, and tomatoes and cheese. The service was friendly and fast. The ambiance was nice, and quiet with low playing music. We really liked it.

Came her for my birthday when I was in town. Meh experience, slow. food was bland. Classic Latino…read morerestaurant feel