Right in the historic district of Lewisburg. There is street parking available. They have a fun…read moreselection of pizzas plus calzones and sandwiches. I noticed there is a full bar. Our server was friendly and the food arrived quickly. The small Greek salad was filled with tasty items - feta, olives,tomatoes. It was tossed a a vinaigrette. We ordered the steak and beer cheese pizza. The crust was thin, crispy and had a nice flavor. This pizza did not have a red sauce. The beer cheese was a fun addition. The prices are moderate.

This review is for a late lunch for two at the bar on a Friday in early May while we were…read moreroadtripping through West Virginia. service: Charles was a great bartender with plenty of helpful recommendations. bar: 24 beers on tap, plus wine on tap. My wife drank a cab sav ($8.50) that was good. Props for having Stone IPA green label on tap ($7). food: On Charles' recommendation, we went with the T-Rex pizza ($19). It's clearly wood fired, but the crust isn't as yeasty and charred as some. details: It's a large room with booths and tables plus lots of bar seating. Parking is downtown, so you'll have to plan ahead. Noise level is good for conversation.

We were in town, staying at the Omni Homestead resort. I wanted to experience something different…read moreother than what was available at the resort. So, I researched other venues and stumbled upon this place. What I found was amazing. We experienced a string quartet performance in a re-designed barn with amazing acoustics. The executive director was also very helpful, informative and welcoming. Since the venue itself was extremely intimate, I highly recommend this venue to anyone who wants to be up and close to talented musicians. Amazing experience!

We have been continually charmed by Garth Newell Music Center for over 15 years now! Much of the…read morebest entertainment we have ever attended has been here! The caliber is high and there is a delightful variety to enjoy! The food is superb and the folks that attend are delightful! We are so fortunate to have discovered this gem! Don't miss an opportunity of a lifetime! Come and come again. You will find a treasure you will want to share. See you there! Susan and Linwood Orenduff, Richmond, VA.

We came to see Take3 on their last stop of their tour and OMG they were AMAZING!…read more I bought a CD and a shirt AND got an autograph from the main violinist. AHHHH got approached by a celebrity YALL hahaha Just no words, blown away by these woman.

It's hard to believe sometimes just how much Andrew Carnegie contributed to American culture. Here…read morewas this wealthy industrialist, a steel magnate, who was certainly no friend of the working man. And yet he believed in literature and the arts. For the common man. "Free to the People' adorns the main Carnegie Library in Pittsburgh http://www.yelp.com/biz/carnegie-library-of-pittsburgh-pittsburgh-3#hrid:XPEtWL7T7Lqk0qbvk56IAQ Carnegie started libraries all over the United States includig the Carnegie Library of Homestead, which is actually in Munhall, PA and is today a major performing arts venue. So while vacationing in West Virginia, I was pleasantly surprised to see a Carnegie Hall in Lewisburg. In 1902 Carnegie was approached by local interests to help fund a new classroom building at the Lewisburg Female Institute, which was to replace an earlier structure that had burned down. Lewisburg Female Institue later became the Greenbrier College for Women, which closed down in 1972. Ownership passed to the Greenbier Center, a state run facility for mentally and emotionally challenged children. Carnegie Hall faced demolition in the 1980s, but was later taken over by a non-profit group. Restoration was completed in 1997. Carnegie Hall also serves as a museum with about three or four different exhibit spaces. My husband Rick and I toured the Libby Caligan Vass Stephens "Covenant" exhibit in the main hall. Stephen's work deals in the abstract, incorporating complex life forms intermingled with design elements and cultural symbolism. We also looked at he artwork in the Old Stone Room and Auditorium Galleries. Rick found the whole thing a little --ahem-- dry, but he did like the building's Greek Revival style. It's a shame we didn't get to see a show here. Oh, speaking of which, here's a short list of the talent that's played here: Taj Mahal, Winton Marsalis, Gillian Welch, The Del McCoury Band, Cowboy Junkies, Sonny Landreth, Josh Ritter, and Arlo Guthrie.

Best bar, best service, in greenbrier Valley.....10 stars live music and 10 tv's for sports.... a…read moremust see place....Queen of hearts contest as well.....win.$$$$$$$

Cole dear beer pint glass I've ever gotten. Good selection of local beers and arcade games!read more

Club 3D is pretty cool. Though its not a legit club, and more like a sportsbar for people in their…read more30's, they do have nice friendly bouncers and a fun DJ that take requests and try to play them as soon as they can. Totally safe as well, If your under 21 they breathilize you on your way in, let you know if you've been drinking in the club and fail the test on the way in or out that you will go to jail. They write "No" on your hands and put a wrist band around your wrist. They take your drivers license and give it back after you pass the breathilizer test on your way out of the club. The bartender was pretty cool, her mood was pretty nice considering she looked like she had been going back and forth serving people for a long time. I know if it was me, I would be tired and not to happy lol. The only bad thing I saw about this club was that it was lacking people, especially people in their 20's. It needs more people to fill up the dancefloor. Then again, I went with friends on the same night that Pirates of the Caribbean 4 had just came out. lol

Saturday night was my second time going to da club with my wife and Twice now we had a blast.The…read moreatmosphere is great as well as the music and drinks.. When you go out o a club with a hot women like my wife you usually get those asshole that do not know how to act but both time every one has been very respectful and that is hard to find.Cause just like most men I get very heated when some men don't care if shes with a guy or not and I will kickass in thise situations, but so far so good and I will be returning to that club it just sucks I work out of town andncant go more. Oh yea and the blonde girl the serves the uv bombs she us awesome not only does sheknow how to sell you thise damn bomb but she alsk is a great waitress as well and she wasn't suposed to be a waitress but she really is on top of it and that is why she got suxh a good tip from me and not the other chic that served my wife and I maybe two drinks in four hour hell you all know when you spend 300 dollars.at a club you doing some drinkin and your waitress has to keep up well the bomber chic did so if you a good club go to CLUB 3 D SINCERELY MARK LINDSAY FROM PINEVILLE WV

Now this place was crazy quiet on a Saturday night. The music playing was a great variety…read more Service was very personal and fast. We ordered the wings and nachos. Good bar food. Thanks for a great selection of brews after a long drive.

Enjoyed a night here on my road trip. Excellent burger & fries, and loved that they had local craft…read morebeers available. Overall, glad I found them - always enjoy eating local, and this place does the trick. Keep slinging what you're slinging!

this wasn't our original destination but like moths drawn to candlelight we stopped in for a bit,…read moreknocked back a couple of the advertised cheap rum and coke at the bar but anyway didn't like the vibe, the drinks or the music so no offense but moved on. hey this far out of town i'm a supporter of any nightlife. Marketing plan is basic: hire a few cute numbers working the bar, farm girls and coeds come in so more guys come in and they do the pool tables until the critical party mass happens and all go home with somebody: college town bar. Anyway Blue ridge rural virginia gets pretty dark after, you know... it starts gettin really dark. Something not right here at least for me... maybe too far from home.

This was my spot 2006-08. A perfect dance club scene with great music. Very crowded but very funread more

Talk about a small town vibe! This place will warm your little heart on a sad Sunday afternoon…read more The pub is also down the street which is a bonus!

Mr. Yarid's long gone but an assortment of eclectic hangers-on remain (if not the same ones that…read morepopulated the old place). There's a bar in back, seats upfront (the performance space) and a misplaced kitchen between, linked by the narrowest of passages . . . odd describes it all . . .but not a bad 'odd', just the kind of place you'd expect downstairs in a major city, only here its on the upside . . . hmmm. The bar is cozy, the performance space cramped and the staff welcoming. Great place to stop in for a beer or mixed drink, smooze a little, catch a bit a music and move on down the street after an hour or so. Don't know about the food.

He Said: 5 Points is the perfect venue. Incredible staff, an amazing selection of music (especially…read morethe dank jam bands), great sound, a bouncy dance floor, and an all around amazing vibe. She Said: He forgot to add that they also have good quality drinks available at reasonable prices. Plus the bar minders are kind and patient and awesome. We go to a LOT of music venues, and the beauty of this aspect of 5 Points cannot be overstated. Potty Points: 4/5 potty points. Do I wish there were more? Yes. Do I have to stand in line sometimes? Also yes. Do I meet some really interesting people in line and appreciate that as well as the cleanliness of the bathrooms once I finally get to use one? Absolutely yes.

Honestly, this is by far the coolest music venue around Roanoke if you want to hear great music up…read moreclose. No bad seats - actually most are sitting at thin tables made from a beautiful piece of leading edge local wood. Others sit in cofortable recliners and some prefer to stand. The 5 Points Sanctary sound system is top notch, staff/volunteers super friendly, the bar is stocked with some higher end offerings and not bottom shelf swill. Quality beer on tap and in cans. They have hi tech headphones which allow older people (like me) or youngsters to dial in their preferred decibel level. DId I mention 5 Points is run by a 501C3 which helps raise support and provide space for other important non-profits to help many in our city?

We just attended a Blues Jam session in the underground portion of the theatre. Great setting and…read moregreat music.

I LOVE seeing a Historic place being saved and made into something that is useful and needed. The…read moretour was like stepping back in time. They are opening a club on the Lower floor with Live Music