Visited 317 Steak House and honestly, it was a really good experience. The place has a classy but…read morerelaxed vibe, which I loved. The service was warm and attentive without being over the top, they really make you feel taken care of. The food was solid. My steak was cooked just the way I asked, juicy and flavorful, and the sides were delicious (the kind you actually finish). The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I felt the timing on the courses could've been a little smoother ,not a big deal, just something they could improve. But overall, it's definitely a spot worth visiting. Good food, good ambiance, and great for a nice dinner out. I'd absolutely go back.

What an absolutely wonderful experience. Food was absolutely fantastic from the broccoli cheese…read morebites, bread, salads, steaks and sides and don't forget about the homemade cheesecake! Service was incredible. Justin was the most personable and attentive server I've ever had. Very nice dining area, beautiful and comfortable. Overall a 10/10! Run, don't walk to this place!!!

A bit off the he beaten path, unless your riding the Hatfield-McCoy trails. Good selection of…read moreliquor. Several beers to choose from, but heavily stocked toward Pale Ale and IPA, not my choice. Served quickly. Waitress/bar tender was very attentive to our beers, but not overly so. Food was very good and reasonably priced. It was raining for our visit, but they have a nice outdoor area for drier weather. Worth a visit!

After renting an ATV at BAC a few doors down, we met a cute little dude. He overheard us discussing…read morelunch and he said, "Go to my restaurant!" We giggled, but he was SERIOUS! So we walked a few businesses away and discovered The Broken Axle. We were quickly seated and provided menus and discovered, it IS his restaurant, he's AXLE! Hilarious. We met his mom and dad who are the owners. My group of five ordered various items. Tacos, a hamburger, sliders, a chicken wrap and the fried buffalo chicken mac wrap. Along with our mains we had various sides; chips, fries, onion rings and Tetris shaped tater tots. With the amount of variety I fully expected a delay in receiving our order. NOPE!! All the food arrived at the same time and everyone's meals were hot! We all agree that this was the favorite meal of our road trip. We found out later that they sponsor a yearly music concert with headline names!! WOW! This year is Joe Nichols. Fantastic.

Food is very good. Not pricey. Definitely a locals favorite. People here are very friendly and…read moreinviting.

These are the BEST hotdogs in West Virginia. When I come to visit my parents from Georgia, this is…read moreone of the MUST stops during my visit. 5 stars are not enough!

Stopped by today and picked up their snackery box, a side salad, and a hot maple chai. Everything…read morewas delicious and service was quick and friendly. I took a pic of the snackery box. It was huge and so good.

From the owner: Main Street Co isn’t just coffee—it’s community. We brew with locally roasted beans, bake with…read moreWV-sourced ingredients, and showcase flavors made from scratch. Every visit supports local jobs, local makers, and the revitalization of Southern West Virginia. Come for the coffee, stay for the community.

I had seen several posts on Facebook about The 1910, Logan's new fine dining restaurant, and with…read moreour anniversary coming up, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to try it out. We arrived around 7:00 p.m. The space itself is absolutely beautiful -- the tile floors and gold ceiling give it a classy, elegant atmosphere. Unfortunately, while the setting was lovely, the dining experience didn't quite live up to the expectations that come with fine dining prices. When we were first seated, our table rocked back and forth so much that it was distracting. After about fifteen minutes, I finally asked if we could move. Our server was friendly and quickly accommodated us at another table she had just cleaned off, which I appreciated. For our appetizer, we ordered the Loaded Logan Fries. They came out in about 20 minutes -- a fair wait time. The fries were more of a curly fry style, topped with cheese, bacon, and green onions, and served with a ranch-style dipping sauce. They weren't bad, but they weren't great either -- just okay. They looked very oily, but surprisingly didn't taste greasy. Overall, decent, but not something I'd order again. During dinner, there was a man playing the piano and singing. He was talented, but for such a small space, the volume was quite loud. It made conversation difficult, and when he stopped playing, it became so quiet that it felt awkward to talk at a normal level. About 20 minutes after finishing our appetizer, our entrées arrived. My husband ordered The 1910 Steak (flat iron steak) with a baked potato. The steak was sliced and topped with chimichurri, but unfortunately, it wasn't hot -- barely room temperature. He said the flavor was good, but for the price, a lukewarm steak is disappointing. The baked potato was fine, just served simply with a side cup of butter. I ordered the evening special -- a filet with truffle and shallot butter served with lobster mac and cheese. At $67, I was expecting perfection. I ordered my steak medium, but it arrived rare to medium-rare. I can eat medium-rare, but this was closer to rare. The "truffle butter" honestly looked more like ketchup, and I couldn't taste any truffle or shallot flavor. The lobster mac and cheese was the best part of the meal -- creamy and flavorful -- though the lobster seemed to just be placed on top rather than mixed in, which was fine because I wasn't a huge fan of the lobster anyway. Our server was attentive and kind, checking on us several times, but overall, the pacing, food temperature, and presentation didn't match what I'd expect from a fine dining experience -- especially considering the price point. If the prices were lower, I'd be more forgiving, but when you're spending that much for two meals, you expect everything to be spot-on -- hot food, accurate cooking temperatures, and polished presentation. The 1910 has a beautiful atmosphere and potential, but they still have quite a few details to refine before it feels like true fine dining.

This place is more of an experience than just a place to eat. There is a pianist playing creating a…read moreclassy feel that really reminds of the early 1900's. Last but not least the food is excellent.

We stopped in for lunch while traveling through the area. The food was fresh, delicious and quick…read moreservice. We had a double hamburger with onion rings and the chicken tenders, which tasted homemade. Everything was wonderful, including the service, and recommend you stop if you have a chance!

Great home cooked food ... one of my favorites. Their fish is the best!!! Breakfast is delicious…read more.. I haven't had anything I didn't love.

Always quality, country breakfast. They always treat us right! Great locally owned place!read more

Good over all service from the girls that work there and the…read morefood is yummy. The restaurant is clean.

I have heard much about Tudor's before. I live in Charleston, SC. My boyfriend's family lives in…read moreWest Virginia. We went up there to visit. We, of course, had to make a stop at the famous Tudor's. I was expecting this glorious brunch spot by the way they talked about it. I'm a city girl and I've been to a lot of nice brunch spots. Walking in, I was thrown off guard by the menu on the wall. It didn't take long to notice that this is basically just a fast food place I've never been to that serves breakfast all day. I proceeded to order the pancake platter with a side of fried apples. It came with eggs and bacon. My boyfriend immediately commented about the fact that I didn't get a biscuit at biscuit world. Sorry... I got it anyway. My food was pretty good for a fast food breakfast. We sat down and ate it there. The atmosphere was typical of most fast food places. I guess this place is talked about so highly because there just isn't much else around. As far as breakfast options go, you're probably best off going to Tudor's Biscuit World. The service was friendly, as with most places in this area. The food was good. They serve breakfast all day - now that's a huge plus! I say, give it a shot!

Just OK in every aspect. Just OK food, with just OK service, in just an OK restaurant, at just an…read moreOK price. I don't hate it but I sure don't love it either.

stopped by Keith's Bar & Grill recently and honestly, I wasn't expecting much... but wow. From the…read moremoment I walked in, the place had such a chill, welcoming vibe. The staff treated me like they had known me forever -- super friendly, attentive, and just genuinely nice. The food surprised me in the best way. Everything tasted fresh and well-seasoned, and the portions were perfect. You can tell they actually care about what they serve. The drinks were great too -- strong enough, but still really balanced. What I liked the most was the atmosphere. It's the kind of spot where you can go for a casual dinner, grab drinks with friends, or just unwind without feeling rushed. Good music, good energy, and good people. If you're looking for a place with great service, solid food, and a comfortable vibe, Keith's is definitely worth going back to. I'll be returning for sure.

This place is a staple for us every year. The food is good. The service is good. The prices are…read morefair. If you don't have enough to cover your tab, just peel a few $ off the wall. lol

This restaurant has been closed quite a few years. It's in a mall, and, except for a few small,…read moreprivate business, the mall kinda closed down after a Wal-Mart opened about 10 miles away. The rating I gave here means nothing. I only gave it because I could not post the above message without giving the restaurant a rating.