In my never ending search for a great hot dog, I found my way to Skeeter's World Famous Hot Dogs in…read moreWytheville, VA. I'll say right up front that they certainly lived up to that name. The family and I were on an adventure, heading up to Niagara Falls. I was using my trusty Yelp app to try to find a cool lunch spot. I saw Skeeter's, and knew we had to try it. So we jumped off the interstate, and wound our way down to the quaint downtown of Wytheville. It's a beautiful little town, and also the birthplace of Edith Boling Wilson, wife of President Woodrow Wilson. So we rolled into town and spotted Skeeter's nostalgic brick corner building. Very cool looking, and fitting for the 101 year old business. Alas, we got out of the car and excitedly walked up to the door,,, to find a CLOSED sign. We looked through the window, and could tell that we were missing something special. So we walked down to the street to a pizza place, and had a less than stellar lunch. Actually, it was just bad. So, went went off on our Niagara adventure, and a few days later we were heading home. It was nearing lunchtime, and we saw the sign for Wytheville. My wife said, why don't we try Skeeter's again. I called to make sure they were open, and we hit the streets of Wytheville again. We found a table at Skeeter's and started looking over the menu. They have plenty to offer besides hot dogs, but we had to try these world famous dogs. My wife and son got the regular "red weiner" dogs with fries. I had to go for the big 1/4 pound Black Angus dog. I was happy to find that they were in the process of changing their store over from Pepsi to Coke! As I said up at the top of this review, Skeeter's certainly lived up to the World Famous Hot Dog moniker! My big Black Angus dog was so good, that I had to order a second one! I think I can safely say, that if Skeeter's had been open on our way north, we would have still stopped on the way back, to enjoy it again! We found nothing bad to say about Skeeter's. The atmosphere, the decor, the food, the prices, the staff... all were absolutely wonderful! This is the kind of small town, hidden gem, that I love to find in my travels! We'll be back!

We stopped by Skeeter's Hot Dogs while walking through downtown, and honestly the setting alone is…read moreworth a visit. It's in this really charming historic building (apparently where First Lady Edith Wilson was born), and the whole place has that nostalgic mid-1900s vibe that just feels cozy and fun. Super cute spot. Our waitress was also really friendly and made us feel welcome right away, which always makes a difference. That said... the food itself was just kind of average. The hot dogs and fries weren't bad at all, just nothing that really stood out. For a place that's been around for over 100 years, I guess I was expecting something a little more memorable. It ended up tasting like something I could grab at a random country gas station. Overall, I'm glad we stopped in for the atmosphere and history, but probably wouldn't go out of my way for the food alone.

Honaker does not have a lot of eateries, but the food dude feels the void nicely. The service the…read moreday we were there was a little slow since they were short-handed, but was friendly and courteous nonetheless the pulled pork notches are delicious and so are the hamburgers. The desserts are homemade and delicious too. The atmosphere is like an old appalachian country restaurant, which is apt for where it is. Highly recommended​

From the owner: We are family owned, trying to serve the best food possible. read more

I'll start off with saying some good things:…read more 1 - Two dogs, fries, drink for 7.99 is great. 2 - The staff is friendly and smiles at their customers. Now the reasons for the low rating; 1 - 7.99 meal? You get what you paid for. The hot dogs are bright pink and tiny. I hate these kinds of dogs. They steam the whole thing, dogs and buns. 2 - The fries are frozen generic crinkle fries. Undercooked and gross. Ate one and threw the rest away. 3 - Location. Smelled like weed and urine. Disgusting. It's in a shady part of town, don't go here after dark. You'd be better off making this at home, frankly.

This is a good basic dog place. Decent chili dogs. On the soft side no snap with these. Chili is…read moreloose and kind of soupy.

Food was decent burger tasted decent the mozzarella sticks were really good fries were decent also…read moreservice was ok

Love this place. Great food and wonderful service home cooked food and wonderful atmosphere plus…read morereally nice and clean

Tony Vanoy and I had Lunch at Lynn's Drive-In in Bluwell WV outside of Bluefield WV the food was…read moreokay. I am not bragging! Lisa Diane Boyce-Vanoy

Unique and Delicious, Wishing they had more Locations,…read moreFoot long hot dogs Burgers and treats

We were really struggling to find a great restaurant in the Richlands area, and Railway Depot…read moreturned out to be an absolute gem. We've now come back multiple times because it's been that good every single visit. The food has been outstanding across the board. The blackened catfish is packed with flavor, the blackened salmon is excellent, and the chicken fried steak is absolutely amazing -- classic comfort food done right. Honestly, we haven't had a single thing we didn't enjoy. Beyond the food, the people there are extraordinarily nice. The staff is welcoming and genuinely seems to work hard to create an environment that's enjoyable for everyone who walks in. It has a great diner-like atmosphere that just feels comfortable and relaxed -- the kind of place where you want to sit, enjoy a good meal, and come back again. I would honestly ignore the poor reviews because they just don't match our experience at all. Every time we've been there the food has been excellent, the service has been friendly, and the overall experience has been great. Railway Depot has definitely become our go-to spot in the area, and we're glad we found it.

Hearty Southern breakfast with scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, biscuits and sausage gravy, plus a…read moreside of hash browns. Large portions, classic comfort food, and plenty to keep you full for the rest of the day. The portions were generous, the food came out hot, and the service was friendly and attentive. Our drinks stayed full, and everyone made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. A great spot for a hearty breakfast before a day of exploring Southwest Virginia.

Been one of my favorite places to eat at since I was a kid. Food is always good and affordableread more

The Good: milk shake was great! Fries hot-also a good thing…read more The Bad: The smash burger was one of the worst burgers I've had. Another 45 seconds on the grill it would have been petrified. Actually threw away the meat and ate the bun. Pickle & tomatoes were ok. Service was very good & restaurant very clean

I am not a huge fan of Pinnacle personally, but I love the people who work there (they are so…read morenice), and my family has always loved Pinnacle. I grew up on it and it was so nostalgic for me. I do not want to ruin their five-star rating on here. If I eat at Pinnacle, I usually get the pizza sub and/or mozzarella sticks.

Food is always great!!!Herbie has done a great job in keeping this nostalgic drive in alive!!read more

A better tasting burger than you'll get at Five Guys for about half the price. The hot dogs are…read moregreat too. Just remember to bring cash and don't ask for fries.

Their burgers are so good that I haven't gotten around to trying anything else, but if everything…read moreis as good as their burgers, you can't go wrong.

Stop in this store and get a hot dog! Hot dog chili is home made as well as the slaw and it makes…read morean amazing hot dog! Don't waste your time getting one at the place across the road