Hawk Knob at the Hangar is a pop up kitchen in the Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company. It's…read moreseparately operated and that's perhaps why they're allowed to have dogs in the hangar at the brewery since technically, the brewery doesn't serve food. It's a limited menu here with burgers, a curry with naan, a brat, a salad and a few varieties of tots. Mrs. K. got the "All Thai'd Up" Tots which did have the red curry sauce and whole (not chopped) peanuts. It was not very hot and the curry sauce made the tots rather mushy. I had the "Turbo Prop Brat" which was nicely grilled and the whole grain mustard was great but otherwise unremarkable. [Review 551 of 2025 - 138 in West Virginia - 24112 overall]

Queen's Vegan was the featured food truck (actually a trailer) at a local distillery on a Saturday…read morenight in north Roanoke. It was heaven for our vegetarian family. The Royal Burger was delicious enough to eat twice for the teenager. The fries are crispy and flavorful. The Queen was delightful and gracious. A great eating experience.

My husband and I split a swiss "burger" with a salad and royal "burger" with fries. We are not…read morevegan, but often do opt for meatless and these are the best vegan burgers we have ever had! The "cheese" on the burgers was fantastic, and the seasoning on everything was perfect!

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...

The person cooking the food licked his fingers to count money before asking what I wanted. I asked…read morehim to wash his hands. He asked me to leave and told me he was 'out of food'. Don't eat here unless you want to risk salmonella or something worse. Two thumbs immediately down .

From the owner: Family owned and operated offers old school food like phillie cheese steaks Gyros burgers fish…read moresandwiches and dinners shrimp and our famous breakfast featuring Bologna egg and cheese

Great great great. Down to earth food…read more More than just a restaurant. Ice cream, ping pong, games.

We went there July 2nd, we waited a hr. for our table because of being so busy. The hostess was not…read moreso nice and the food was horrible. The only thing that was good about our visit was the waitress was very polit. Wouldn't recommend this place and we have went before and it was great but not this time

I love a good theme. I especially love when a restaurant is creative enough to implement a theme…read moreand stick with it. The theme at Lost in Taste is space. (Get it? Lost in Taste? Lost in space?) From the shiny chrome restaurant exterior that resembles a space ship, to the menu that has things on it like The Black Hole (a black bean burger) to the Creamy Spudnik Soup (potato cheddar soup, basically). It's all outer space, all the time, at Lost in Taste. I visited Lost in Taste with a group, and we all got a bunch of different things. One of the things that was first on my list to order was a cup of coffee. And even though I was visiting for a late lunch, they had coffee brewed and ready to go. Sweet! That perked me right up. My group got a few different appetizers for the table. We got the Canis Comets, which are huge hush puppies (think palm-sized) served with blackberry jam and round balls of soft, salted butter. They came three to an order, and they were delicious, and definitely enough to feed six people because we cut them in half. Another appetizer we ordered was the Big Bang Shrimp, which was breaded shrimp topped with a drizzle of signature sauce. These were delicious, too! The Big Bang Shrimp come eight to an order. One of the people in our group was a wing aficionado, so we also got the traditional, jumbo, bone-in wings, which are served with chips. There are nine different sauces to choose from, and we got the wings slathered in Jupiter's Storm, a mango habanero sauce. Very good! I don't typically like bone-in wings because I think they are a scam, but I appreciated the sweet and savory flavors of these wings. As for me, I got the Caesar salad (meh) and the B.L.I.T. sandwich: bacon, lettuce, interstellar tomato and mayo. It was very good and huge! If you like bacon, then this is the sandwich for you. Lost in Taste is space themed, but it also has an old-fashioned diner vibe. It's a fun restaurant to visit if you want diner food, and also be surrounded by space.

We stopped at Lost In Taste while traveling through the area on a Sunday night. We were greeted…read moreimmediately and seated right away, which was a great start. The space theme is clever -- from the play on words in the restaurant name to the decor and menu items (I have to give credit for "Bobba Fettucine Alfredo"). It was a fun touch, although the restaurant itself has more of a casual diner feel inside and out. I ordered the ribeye sandwich, and while what little ribeye there was tasted good, I definitely wished there had been more of it. We also tried the grilled squash and zucchini, which improved once we added our own seasoning. My sister ordered the potato soup, but unfortunately it was way too salty to enjoy. Overall, the staff was friendly and the concept was creative, but the food itself never quite launched into orbit. There are definitely some bright stars in the idea behind the restaurant, but the flavors didn't quite reach escape velocity for us. I'm glad we explored this little corner of the food galaxy, but based on this visit, it probably wouldn't be a repeat mission.

Stopped in for lunch, the chicken and dumplings were fantastic as were the sandwiches. We may have…read morebeen too full to enjoy dessert, but we made sure to take cookies home for later. Definitely a place you should try if you haven't been.

Fish Hawk Acres is a friendly, airy, pleasant place to have lunch or dinner. I had the chicken…read moregyro. It was okay. It was not a gyro, but rather, slices of chicken and some vegetables on top of a pita. It was average, nothing special. But I am writing this review mostly to say that if you order this, don't expect a gyro (as in meat slow-cooked on a spit). My wife had a green tomato BLT sandwich, and that too was okay. The green tomato was cold, although she happily reports that the bacon was well-prepared. What WAS good, however, was the January Blueberry Tahini Detox Smoothie. This had blueberries, banana, spinach, tahini, chia seeds, vanilla, and cardamom. I opted for the oat milk, and it was quite good. It has no added sugar, so it is not super sweet, but this is the way I like 'em. Again, very friendly service.

My only complaint is that Super Weenie isn't open more. The hot dogs are amazing! They're…read morereasonably priced, and always tasty. The staff is friendly and helpful. I've had the West Virginia, Spicy West Virginia and Currywurst dogs. All were delicious!

Great walk in spot. Food was banging . Dude behind the counter had a killer routine and was able to…read morehelp everyone quickly and efficiently. Place is extremely small but they pack a punch worth walking in for .

The Wild Bean is a cute stop in downtown Lewisburg. The cafe is clean, cozy, and thoughtfully…read moredecorated, and everything looks well stocked and cared for. Service is quick and attentive. We really enjoyed the brunch and drinks, though the cookies were a bit too sweet for our taste. Plenty of seating and easy street parking nearby. We would recommend bringing cash for a 3% discount.

The Wild Bean has been a classic for me for many years. They have lots of drink options, whether…read moreyou're looking for a refreshing smoothie or a latte curated to your taste! I've tried their Italian sodas, smoothies, lattes, matcha, and a few of the craft drinks on the menu. The white chocolate dream used to be my go to (like ten years ago!) Their menu options are very good too, but the last time I came for lunch the menu was different in person than online. Hopefully that's been fixed. Their partnership with thunderbird taco was a great addition & I always enjoy my time there.