We stopped in after a hike and had the crab bombs & burgers . Food & service were great.read more

Great environment, food was good, waitress was kind. The charbroiled chicken sandwich was okay…read morenot the pulled pork and fries were better.

Delicious, very small, almost always a wait, no cash!…read more The best pizza in the greater area, easily. There's always a wait due to being very small inside, so don't come if you're in a hurry. But it's worth the wait. Note: they take CASH ONLY!! The staff is friendly. It is warm and cozy - a small town "place to be". It's old school - hand written tickets and cash register. Their pizza is the best, but also have amazing hoagies, pasta, and appetizers. Huge selection of local beer. You haven't truly been to Davis until you've eaten here!

Stop in here during a road trip thru WV. Had good write up on Yelp. Atmosphere is very rustic with…read moremultiple types of seating to choice. It was middle of week during off season so it was not very busy. Ordered waters to drink and our Red Lodge pie. I took a little bite to get pie but it came out very hot. There is parmesian cheese and red pepper on tables to spread on your food. My wife and I both thought the pie was lacking in flavor. We could hardly make out the individual vegie flavors and the chicken was bland. There seemed to be a good amount of ingredients on it and grust was medium thickness with good flavor. Service was good, several staff checked in with us during our meal.

Adorable Italian place in Elkins with some awesome lunch specials!…read more You get a salad and garlic bread with the pasta which is discounted at lunch. Egg on the salad was over cooked but everything else was wonderful. Menu isn't anything out of the ordinary but it is very good and well executed Americanized Italian food. Server was very attentive and I love that there is enough for leftovers! I'll have to check out their pizza!

This place is permanently closed. It was great but I've been by in the last couple of months and it…read moreis a new restaurant

The ambience of Mama Mia is a bit drab, somewhere between cafeteria and homely. The staff are all…read morequite pleasant. There's a pool table by the bar, and hit rock tunes playing over the speakers. It's approximately on par with what you would expect for small-town Italian with a bar. In contrast to the rest of the digs, the pizza was quite remarkable. The chef clearly puts great care into his pizza. Crunchy but airy crust with an appropriate thickness to it. The cheese blend was clearly chosen with care. And the tomato sauce beautifully wove the rest of the ingredients together. I'd highly recommend Mama Mia for a family wanting some pizza after a day out hiking or skiing. I'm certain it will be a lovely time.

Wildly inconsistent. Watery hot sauce. Delayed ordering and serving. Ain't no mamma to me :(…read moreServer was very nice though

Food was very good, we came in right after what looked like a busy rush. All of the servers were…read morehustling and very attentive. It's not the most lavish place but it was close so we went for it despite some of the bad reviews. Overall I'm glad we went, the pizza was good and my wife's pasta was also good. No complaints.

There was one other table besides us. The place was under construction and it looked like it will…read morebe a lovely spot with beautiful views. There were 2 of us, ordered 2 teas and mozzarella sticks and then pasta with no chicken for me and a pizza with no meat for him. It was $75 before tip. Salad was good, ranch was delicious. Pasta wasn't good. Watery and not much flavor. His pizza came out 20 minutes AFTER I WAS DONE EATING MY PASTA. I got up from the table and interrupted the waitress chit chat club to ask about it. Once it did come out, it was black and dry on the bottom. Clearly it had been forgotten about. Will not return nor recommend.

April's greeting is always welcome…read more Great dependable location for a meal or for provisions. Caveat: several provisions may require a day's notice. Absolute great deli worth visiting several times.

Awful experience. Greeted with snarky remarks. There was zero sanitation behind the counter. I…read morewatched the gentleman prepare food behind the counter. He pulled out a zucchini with MOLD all over it... cut off the moldy parts and continued to serve the rest. No gloves. Cross contamination. Over priced! This place needs a visit from the FDA.

Fresh fruits and Veggies…read more We recall when there were two groceries in Davis Always grand to talk with locals as we shop We checked into our Condo Saturday and visited for milk, eggs, .... Returned Sunday morning for fresh fruit and veggies - nice selection and fresh flowers On our annual list is the purchase of 12 large jars of Oliverio's Hot Peppers. Caveat: There are great pepperoni rolls in nearby Thomas. WE like this grocery and highly recommend.

Neat and inexpensive grocery store called 'ShopNSave' in tiny Davis, WV…read more This super market was surprising in that it was clean, well laid out and very easy to navigate. Isles were super wide! The front end had a separate two-door chilled beer walk-in cooler with not only the Rebel Chef's favorites: beer and beer - but also wines and coolers and ice. The beer boxes were not ruined. ShopNSave has twists on local flavors, such as state meats (sausage, steak), chips (West Virginia) brands, cheese puffs, fish, honeys, breads, pretzels, juice, wines, party supplies + drinks. Out in the car lot is a fireworks stand! ShopNSave had only two lanes at the check out, but the staff were helpful and enormously friendly. I shopped. I saved - thanks ShopNSave! Rebel review: 5

This popular restaurant is closed…read more.. Seems to have done average business, with appeal to families and lower end orders

We decided to visit Big John's because their website said they had gluten free pizza. However,…read morewhen we arrived, there was no gluten free ANYTHING other than a salad or ice cream that I would not trust enough for my daughter with celiac disease to eat. The place is run down, the arcade (also touted on their website) no longer exists, and seating was pretty limited. Robert Irvine could probably help the place a little... Given that we were in the middle of nowhere, West Virginia, the celiac had a soda and the rest of us had a variety of food from the small menu. The food was ok. My husband's burger was overcooked (the menu stated all burgers would be cooked to medium), my kids burger was pretty good. Our group also had fries (yummy), a milkshake, kids meal chicken tenders, and a chicken sub. Would I go back? No. Do they need to update their website? YES!!!! Was the food ok? Yeah.

We visited Nonno Carlo tonight (4/24) with a group of six, and WOW - what an absolute gem!…read more Every single thing we ordered was incredible. The two wood-fired pizzas were perfection - crispy, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. We also shared the meatball hoagie, meatballs with ricotta, antipasto salad, caprese salad, cucumber-tomato salad, Italian chicken salad sandwich, and the Italiano... and then there was the porchetta sandwich - hands down my new favorite sandwich in the universe. I'm still thinking about it. As if that wasn't enough, we finished with imported gelato (strawberry and caramel), and it was the perfect sweet ending. Beyond the amazing food, the two young ladies working the front were so kind, welcoming, and helpful - it really made the whole experience even better. Do yourself a favor and don't sleep on this amazing little market & café. We will 100% be back!

Nonno Carlo (Italian restaurant, Morgantown, WV), March, 2026. A small group of us shared…read moretake-out from this deli while visiting an in-patient relative at the WVU Ruby Memorial Hospital. The group was mostly Italian-Americans, and Italian food is their "go-to" comfort food, especially during such a stressful period. Nonno Carlo, while a bit on the pricey side, did not disappoint with its high quality, abundant, and authentic Italian food. We also appreciated that its location was only about a 5-minute drive from the hospital. Food. (4.5/5). We ordered and shared: (1) The Ellis Island ($15.25), which is described by the restaurant as an Italian American classic sub that is a "sandwich so big you got to take a boat to get there!)" It features herbed aioli, provolone cheese, hot ham, pepperoni, vinegar peppers and onions, lettuce, tomato, and balsamic, piled high on a Mancini's hoagie roll. It was served with potato chips. (2) an Italiano sub ($15.50), which features mortadella, salami, soppressata, capocollo, provolone, and Calabrian pepper spread, served on focaccia. (3) an appetizer, Meatballs and Ricotta ($8.95). This was a favorite, with three DeMedici meatballs served over house-made ricotta. It was served with homemade bread, which was perfect for dipping. (4) Caprese Salad ($3) -- cherry tomatoes, house-made mozzarella, and basil, finished with extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper. (5) Cucumber-Tomato Salad ($2), with sliced cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions, and basil, finished with extra virgin olive oil and vinegar. (6) Dessert: 2 for $7 cannoli. (You could also order a single cannoli for $4). My rating is 4-stars rather than 5-stars for two small reasons -- (1) the subs were somewhat soggy by the time they reached us, from the vinegar/spreads on them, and (2) both salads were sour given the ratio of vinegar to olive oil in the dressings. I can't speak to ambiance or service, as this was take-out and someone else picked it up. I would eat in or order from here again.