What a fantastic hidden gem! We were looking for a local place to stop for breakfast while driving…read morethrough WV. Super friendly people, very quaint and clean and really good food at a great value! Biscuits and gravy were fantastic, homemade bread and great home fries! Everything was delicious. Definitely recommend!!

Had a great brunch with family. Awesome, friendly service. Fast. Food was really good! We did…read moremostly breakfast plus some chicken fingers. Would definitely go back if we lived closer! Clean restaurant. Pretty impressed with this place and the folks that work there!

Great location if you are in town for the Insane Asylum - which is why we popped in for lunch…read more The food was good - it did the job- but nothing memorable. When we asked for a table, the host was not accommodating (and rather rude) and made it awkward with our table for five request, telling us that we should have called ahead because they don't like to put tables together. (The place wasn't even packed which made it even more strange.) It's cute inside- perfect for casual lunches / dinners and they have a decent bar.

Every time we go to the town of Weston, all of the business owners recommend to try this bistro…read more Finally after our fourth visit to Weston, we got to try it out for dinner. Featuring a simple and straightforward menu, we ordered the pepper, bacon, burger, and the fried chicken. The fried chicken was crispy and not greasy, and it was paired nicely with some mashed potatoes. We also had the bistro fries which featured Parmesan and garlic. Classic bread and homemade butter was also served. Our server Suzy was quite attentive and even went out of her way to ask the Kitchen to split plates for us. I would recommend a visit to dine here for anyone in the area. They also have a children's menu. The daily soup always changes and they're also offer a full bar where they serve great cocktails there's also a great selection of local beer.

The lamb meatballs were ok…read more The salmon dip was outstanding!!!! The wedge salad here was not quite as good as the one at river town in Boaz. The Ceasar salad had good flavor according to my mom. Superb Chilean seabass. Good bourbon bacon onion jam Burger. The shack cherry sour cocktail with homemade lemonade was delightful.

How cool that Parkersburg gas a legit Cajun place. They have a lengthy list of Creole choices as…read morewell as amazing burgers. The service was great. The server checked on us repeatedly. The place relaxing despite being bustling with people. The lights were perfect. A little dim but, not dark. I like to see what I'm eating. And the tables are spaced really nicely. I hate the back of my chair almost touching the guy behind me. They gave every table plenty of room. Bonus: padded chairs, God am I getting old!

I loved the lighting, black table clothes and fireplace giving it a sophisticated yet comfortable…read morefeeling. We had a meatball Hoagie with French fries fried in beef tallow. Very yummy! And the meatballs have a great tomato taste sauce. I had Surf N' Turf Salad Bay scallops, shrimp, steak tips, grilled asparagus, tomato, locally sourced mushrooms, roasted red peppers, & white cheddar served on a bed of fresh spring mix. Every protein was cooked perfectly! The mescaline mix of leaf lettuce was a great complement. The server was very nice and anxious to please. I'm definitely going back there again! We ate early and there weren't too many others there so I hope it got busier later. Definitely rivals Stefano's. And less expensive!

Food was pretty good! Everything was served quickly. Food was still hot when it got to us. Portions…read moreare on the larger side. The croutons in the Caesar salad were fresh and tasted great. The steak was cooked to the ordered temp. The marry me chicken, has a lot of flavor and is moist. Mashed potatoes were real. Green beans were flavorful and crunchy. Service was great. Everyone was kind, knowledgeable, and quick. The only thing is that the restaurant is very pricey for the food. All the appetizers on the menu average about $20. Drinks and entrees are pricey for what you get. Ambiance is fun. The restaurant is clean. There is a nice outdoor seating options with plenty of shade.

A charming little restaurant in downtown with excellent food and a fun atmosphere. Also make sure…read moreyou try a desert crepe.

We were driving through town and went out of our way to stop here because my husband had heard such…read moregreat things about this restaurant. One of the biggest reasons we chose it was because they advertised a dog-friendly patio. Before being seated, my husband specifically went inside to speak with the hostess because rain was expected soon. The hostess acknowledged the forecast, and my husband said we were completely fine sitting under the patio umbrellas as long as the restaurant was okay serving us outside. She assured us that it was not a problem. We were seated on the patio and intentionally looked through the menu quickly because we wanted to minimize the server having to come outside in the rain. When the server came out, she immediately commented about the weather and was clearly upset about having to serve the patio. We were sympathetic and tried to be as easygoing as possible. What happened next was honestly bizarre. She pulled out her notepad and just stared down at it without saying a word. We ordered drinks and then sat there in silence waiting for any kind of acknowledgment or follow-up like, "What would you like to eat?" After about 15 awkward seconds, she finally looked up visibly irritated. I ordered, she wrote it down without saying anything else, and then stormed back inside. At that point, we decided we no longer felt welcome. We brought the waters back inside and told her she could cancel the order. Her response was simply, "Are you sure?" The entire interaction consisted of maybe six words total from our server. We later called to let the manager know what happened. While they did apologize, the only solution offered was for us to place a to-go order instead. That completely missed the point. We weren't looking for free food or special treatment -- we just expected basic hospitality after being explicitly told they were happy to serve the patio despite the weather. This entire situation could have been avoided if the restaurant had simply told us upfront that patio service during the rain was an issue.

This place has been spot on every time we have stopped in the area. Totally worth the stop for the…read morefood and friendly service. The restaurant is comfortable and easy to visit. It can get real busy so be prepared for that.

Frankly, I didn't hate or love it. I just don't see a reason to make a trip there other than a…read morelack of competition. Food = Jalapeño popper dip was good. Pork chop was cooked alright, but definitely needed a sauce to add some flavor as it was bland. Coconut mango rice was sad (my wife is filipino so she knows a bit about rice, mangoes, and coconut). I had the reuben and it was alright. I don't understand why all the steaks and fish are "market price" on the menu. This is not a fancier restaurant that serves wagyu, why can you not figure out how to price half of your meats? Service = Good with no problems. Restaurant = Stylish, Spacious, and Clean.

Very attentive waitress, pleasant and outgoing. The diner was decorated in cute decor and was very…read moreclean. The sausage gravy, hashbrowns, and vegetable soup was delicious.

I always stop here when I'm in the area Good stick to the…read moreribs comfort food at reasonable prices

Absolutely amazing! Very unexpected find deep in the heart of Appalachia but the food is…read morephenomenal. Outdoor seating was very nice and clean. The staff were all extremely friendly. Their hours are semi limited so plan ahead and make sure they're open but I can't recommend enough.

Helvetia is a small quaint town that originated from Swiss settlers. The Hutte restaurant has…read morewonderful, homemade food and we had the sampler plate with chicken (with delicious pineapple), bratwurst, their own sausage, parsley potatoes, butter green beans, sauerkraut, homemade bread and local cheese with homemade peach cobbler for dessert. The restaurant decor makes it so unique too. The cook and waitress were wonderful and stayed open for us later since we were delayed getting there. It is located about 30 minutes west of Mill Creek. A great place if you want to experience some European charm. Check their Facebook page or call for their open hours.

Unassuming on the outside and great food on the inside…read more We were passing thru the area and found this place online. The town itself didn't have a lot to offer so we decided to give it a try. We had the chicken Philly and baked chicken dinner. Everything was delicious and filling. The best part was the homemade noodles! Staff was friendly and we enjoyed our meal.

The only sit-down restaurant in a very rural area. Not fancy at all. Furnishings have a bit of a…read moreyard sale vibe. The star of the show is SariAnn(sp?). Perhaps she is the only employee working? Burger was good. I like my bacon crispy and it was very, very crispy ... on the fringe of burned. I am pleased that changing from fries to tots was a $0 change. Will I return? Yabbut; but I am very seldom in this area.