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    Heritage Cafe

    4.0 (1 review)

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    The RailYard - The Samuri Jack Salad

    The RailYard

    4.3(126 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. The RailYard is hands down one of the best…read morerestaurants I've ever been to, and it's right here in Bluefield. From the food to the drinks to the service, every single detail is outstanding. On my first visit, I tried the fried green tomatoes, the famous chicken & waffle nachos, and the Bleu Monday burger with sweet potato fries each dish was so good that I found myself planning my return before I even left. Sure enough, the next day I was back and had the ridiculously delicious smoked Gouda shrimp mac, maple bacon Brussels sprouts, fire-roasted tomato soup with grilled cheese, and the chimmied fries. Absolutely phenomenal. The fried green tomatoes have officially become my standard nobody else compares now. The Samurai Jack salad so fresh, flavorful, and unforgettable. The drinks deserve their own spotlight. The Breakfast Club with a Sidecar is a must try, and the Basilto All Flavors series (strawberry, blackberry, blueberry) is out of this world, blueberry was my personal favorite. Creative, refreshing, and perfectly crafted. The RailYard is the kind of place that makes you excited to come back again and again. The vibe is cool, the staff/manager Brad is friendly and attentive, and the food is truly next level. Whether you're a student at Bluefield State or just passing through town, this place is an absolute must. The RailYard sets the bar high for food, drinks, and atmosphere in West Virginia. Worth every single visit and then some.

    Great local place, don't read a book by its cover, inside is much nicer than you would think based…read moreon the outside. Set in an old bank building, features a full bar with ~30 beers on tap including many local selections and IPAs as well as half a dozen wine choices. That said,The Railyard is more of a restaurant than a bar. The food and service from the staff are definitely the star of the show. Davey (ask him about his previous career as a guitarist for a metal band) and his team did a great job taking care of us. Menu offers a wide selection of burgers, wraps, and salads (including vegan selections). Also try the Devil Arse dip with chips and or crostini (toasted bread). Loved it , great place for lunch.

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    The RailYard - Cork board in entrance

    Cork board in entrance

    The RailYard - The Bleu Monday Burger with Sweet Potato Fries

    The Bleu Monday Burger with Sweet Potato Fries

    The RailYard - The Samuri Jack Salad, Chimmied Fries, Maple Bacon Brussels sprouts and Grilled Cheese and Fire roasted tomato soup.

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    The Samuri Jack Salad, Chimmied Fries, Maple Bacon Brussels sprouts and Grilled Cheese and Fire roasted tomato soup.

    Pit Stop Italian Restaurant - Gyro over rice platter

    Pit Stop Italian Restaurant

    4.2(36 reviews)
    7.7 mi

    Doing some interstate driving on interstate 77 we needed to change drivers and grab some lunch. We…read morestopped at the Pit Stop Italian Restaurant. While I read the reviews, we stopped anyway . The place outside/inside wasn't much to look at but the reviews said the food was good. The reviews were right about the food, and sketchy bathrooms. It didn't mention the gnats and flys we shared our lunch with. While I killed several, I think they were just the scouts... The salad was fresh with peppers, tomatoes, and cucumber. The Stromboli and "taste of Italy " were delicious. Overall service and food were EXCELLENT but I don't think I could dine in again. Get your food to go and you will enjoy.

    Let's start with the things I loved: the servers were super friendly and there were a lot of them,…read moreso also super prompt. The menu had a huge selection and the prices were fair. And the food itself was...above average, I'd say. Nothing stunning, but okay stuff. Now, the dislikes: really small seating area with some rickety wooden chairs. If you can't fit in a booth, they have like one 4 person table and the rest tiny 2 person ones. The chicken stromboli I got came served on a small metal plate that was hard to eat from, and the bathrooms were pretty terrible. About what you'd expect in a high traffic place like this at a truck stop. It's overall a 3 star place, I'd say. Nothing great, nothing awful, would consider stopping again if I'm in the area. Next time I'll try the gyro.

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    Pit Stop Italian Restaurant - Seating area

    Seating area

    Pit Stop Italian Restaurant - Side salad

    Side salad

    Pit Stop Italian Restaurant - Seating and coffee station

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    Seating and coffee station

    Portabella

    Portabella

    3.5(76 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    have never gotten anything i didn't love a portabella's. the food is awesome, staff is kind and…read moreattentive. they have now repaired the pot hole-another plus. i definitely recommend this restaurant if you want great italian food, good service and pleasant atmosphere!!

    Recently went to check out this restaurant and from the start felt duped by AI. Since the website…read moreprovided an option to reserve a table and the pictures led me to think it was somewhat like a fine dining restaurant, I was surprised to find a pizzeria with wait staff. We decided to try it anyway maybe the food was really good. Here is what we found. The good - Cannoli was delicious, pizzas were well made and tasted good. The bad - The chairs were sunken in the middle so it felt like you were sitting on the wood of the edges (uncomfortable), many of the calzones listed on the menu are actually strombolis and were merely okay, the pasta dishes tasted like Chef Boyardee boxed or canned heated in a microwave, tea was more like brown water, there is an unmarked step into the bathroom which came close to creating a bad fall, the wait staff was disorganized and bordered on unprofessional (drinks and food came out one or two at a time, some of us were done eating before the others even got their food and the food was not worth the wait), the menu was expansive but not in a good way (too much stuff and none done well), and everything was overpriced. All in, the bill was close to $200 and I could have ordered and enjoyed the same food from a local pizza chain for least than half the price and it would have been tastier.

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    Portabella - Lasagna

    Lasagna

    Portabella - Cheesesteak Calzone

    Cheesesteak Calzone

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