This place is absolutely worth driving a few blocks from the highway. The food delicious. We…read morestopped for a travel break and enjoyed our time. The beer options were good and cold. We had the lasagna and the cheese steak. I would recommend both. Easy public free parking across the street

Oh. My. Gawd. This was not what I expecting in Hurricane WV! My MIL and I went to lunch with one of…read moreher favorite cousins and his wife. They brought us to this gem for a late lunch and I am so glad. We started with the smoked Gouda fondue.... Oodles of cheese spooned over bruschetta ... and eventually I just ate the cheese with my fork. So good-ah!!! The cousins ordered veggie lasagna, he got vodka penne with shrimp. MIL got spaghetti with marinara with chicken. I splurged and got shrimp & scallop risotto... There was enough for every dish to have a take home meal. But that risotto... so cheesy and flavorful. The seafood was perfect! And I couldn't eat it all! What are you waiting for? Go there. Get some. Life is too short for boring food!

From the moment we stepped onto the porch, we were transported to Grandma's home and kitchen--it…read morewas truly magical. The Magnolia House on Park is a hidden gem nestled by the river at the end of the street. The covered screened-in porch is set for multi-season use, with ceiling fans and multiple fireplaces. We were promptly greeted and chose a corner table (which was custom-built from 100-year old barn wood). The menu changes daily along with a selection of entree salads. We decided to dine "family style" and chose chicken and dumplings and meatloaf. Our sides included a house salad (I had the house-made orange zest dressing; my companion chose Thousand Island), green beans, mashed potatoes, and corn. These were served with rolls that literally melted in your mouth. Before the main course was served, we enjoyed some of the best fried green tomatoes we've ever eaten. The portions are generous, and they gladly boxed up our leftovers--and I look forward to having those tomorrow. Though we were thoroughly satisfied, we were unable to pass on dessert--all homemade. I had the lemon berry mascarpone cake, which was served with a side of fresh whipped cream. My friend had the pumpkin pie--which was the perfect taste of fall. We both had Magnolia Iced tea --garnished with lemon, orange, and a sprig of organic mint. Bottomless refills are available, and our attentive server kept our glasses filled. We had the distinct pleasure of meeting the proprietor/cook, her daughter (our server) and her mother. Magnolia House on Park is a labor of love--something that shines through in every bite. Before we left, we enjoyed some retail therapy in the boutique, which features items from local artisans and books from local authors. We can't wait for our next visit!

Have tried many times to to fine here, but considering the hours they are open I may never get that…read morechance. On a Sunday, at dinner time, 5:04pm and they had just closed. Their hours on Sunday are 12:00 to 5:00pm. Is that crazy or what. Check before you go, hours may change and a moments notice, nothing is for sure here. Ended up going for Chinese, always open, always great food. Nice when there's no surprises and restaurants are open.

Stopped on the way to Pittsburgh with my sister, Michele. TDC was rated high and happens to be…read moreclose to my MILs house in Beaver. I was surprised to find it in the same building as a Dollar General. We ordered firecracker shrimp as a starter and Michele got the Chicken Parmesan with a side salad and I ordered a Porketta sandwich, which is marinaded pork tenderloin, with a side salad and BC dressing. The server was very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant was nicely decorated and seems very casual.

Everything from walking in to walking out was great! Emily, our waitress was amazing! We weren't…read moregoing to get an appetizer, but she suggested the buffalo shrimp. We gave it a try and loved it! The buffalo shrimp had bacon and green onions and was served on blue cheese dressing. For entrees, we had a Cobb salad with grilled chicken and the roasted porketta with sweet potato fries. I can't even explain the porketta, it was like a flavor explosion - one of the best meals I've ever had. We're only in town for a few days, but definitely plan on a few more meals there.

Steak fajitas and Mac&Cheese. Excellent service, thank you Shayna!!…read moreLocal craft beer on tap. If you're a Mac & Cheese fan, theirs won't disappoint. Fajitas were nicely put together. The meat could have used a bit more seasoning but that's personal preference. It was a great experience.

First time eating here as we were driving through. It's a small joint off of US 60. Lots of great…read moredrink deals....I enjoyed the $2.99 Monday Margaritas they were massive! We shared the jalapeño popper which were okay, and then we all had different entrees. The bacon burger, pepperoni pizza and the chicken sandwich. Overall a nice joint especially for sports fans to watch the game and have a quick beer and food.

Gave it 3 stars because I had to give some to review here…read more Call before you go. We showed up at 7:30 on a Sunday night and it closed.

Nicely surprised by interior. Clean with comfortable spaces for eating and hanging out. Table games…read morewere available to grab and play in addition to the pool table, and also an outdoor seating area. Staff were friendly and did a great job. The food was very tasty! Got a cheeseburger with hand cut fries-delicious. My husband had the steak hoagie, which also was delicious!

The people are rude and the food was cold. I was visiting family from out of town and decided to…read moregrab lunch here. It's probably the worst Burger King of ever ate at. My family lives around this area and they said that the food is always no good and the staff is always rude and they mess up orders all the time.

The place was not clean last time I went. The people at the counter was not nice. Then to top…read moreeverything off I almost bit into a bug! Was not a good experience and we will not be back! They did give me my money back but cannot come back from that in my eyes.

We made the drive from Sissonville to Hurricane for a late-night dinner in celebration of West…read moreVirginia Day, and overall, it was a very enjoyable experience. The food was excellent, and the atmosphere warm and inviting. While the service left some room for improvement, it was ultimately satisfactory and didn't detract significantly from the evening. We started with their signature Pepperoni Rolls--stuffed with pepperoni, ricotta, and mozzarella, seasoned with garlic salt, then wrapped and topped with melted butter and parmesan cheese. They were absolutely delicious, and perfectly enjoyable with or without the accompanying marinara sauce. We also tried the Wild & Wonderful Wings (traditional, mild sauce), which both the kids and I found to be flavorful and well-balanced. The "Big Azz Pretzel" lived up to its name in size, and our party of six had no trouble finishing it. My husband opted for the Atomic Andi Burger, featuring jalapeño cream cheese, which he thoroughly enjoyed (he nearly inhaled it); I sampled a bite and found it to be rich and flavorful. The kids ordered off the children's menu: one had a cheese quesadilla--though we wished it came with a side of salsa or sour cream--and another had the Steak Tips with fries, which were a hit, especially when paired with A1 Steak Sauce. Each meal came with a generous serving of thick-cut fries. All in all, a delightful meal worth the drive. We'll definitely be returning.

We got the deviled eggs for an appetizer and we gobbled them up so fast, delicious! I got the…read morebarbecue potato skillet and my husband got a Cobb salad. We were pleased with our meal! Very good eats! A few things: the ranch dressing for our salads was a bit thin, and the serving for the dressing was sparse. We had to ask for extra and even then it lacked in flavor. Our table was sticky upon sitting down, never a great first impression. And lastly, nitpicking here, but the silverware is like school cafeteria silverware. It was bent up and our knives wouldn't hardly go through the tines for cutting. Overall, a good place to stop for a decent meal!

The food came out hot and fresh. I had a Big Ron burger…read morewith fries and my wife had a crispy chicken wrap with onion rings. We were waited on right away by a very friendly waitress. She brought out our drinks and then took our order. The decor is old fashion/country. It's a cute old-fashioned diner, and if you're ever in the area, it is definitely worth the stop!

Had their special - bacon cheeseburger with fries (beer battered and DH had crinkle) and macaroni…read moresalad. Then butterscotch and Oreo pie. All really good! Cute place, service was fast and friendly! Will go back if we get back to the area again.

Every visit is a great visit. GOOD EATS!! Very local…read morehome-cooked food hospitality offered up each visit. Owner is friendly and appreciates her customers. Quaint charming old school roadside dinner is a gem we love to visit and so glad it remain consistently good.

Our experience did not feel like home cooking. Our dinners felt like they were just served from a…read morepremade food service or prepackaged food - like Gordon food service or restaurant depot. It was a very disappointing experience. We e were hoping for that felt home cooked. Ambiance was what you would expect from a small town restaurant.