This winery is out on the beaten path. It's actually located in the school district that I had…read moreattended. Near where my roots is. When we arrived , thank god for having a 4 WD vehicle with the snow. It's back here. It's in the bottom part of the house. With snow, it's difficult to know where to park at. We arrived and the door was locked. At first I was confused because it said 11-7 on Saturday and Sunday. He came to the door to greet us. He had a shirt on that said "Let's Go Brandon" which basically means "Fuck Joe Biden". I'm sorry but this disappointed me because no matter what your political stance is, broadcasting isn't good for business. I would have felt the same if he had a "Fuck Donald Trump" shirt on. Your beliefs is your personal thing and can wear all you want, but being the owner, come on man. Now the wines. He had a single dry red wine that was okay, my wife enjoyed it. He had a semi dry Riesling which was good. Then everything else was sweet. Don't get me wrong they were very good and we purchased three bottles. I liked the blackberry, but my stomach can only tolerate some sweet wine for a period of time. He said I'm the summer they have food trucks and music. I rate this a 4 of 5 stars. Reason not enough dry wines. I know sweet wine allows you to make dry wines. I did recommend on where to get a bourbon barrel to make wine.

I have bought a bottle of "Peach" wine from Gallatin Estate Winery from my local wine store in…read moreGeorgia. It was located in the "Local" section of the store. When I got home and tried the wine it did not taste like Peaches at all! It just tasted like Niagara wine! It is an ok white wine. I have worked at a winery and I am an amateur home winemaker. I did a side by side comparison with the Peach wine I made with Georgia Peaches to Gallatin's wine. My wine was 20 times better. I can barely tell that the Gallatin's "Peach" wine was Peach. I looked at the labeled more closely and realized it was "grape wine with natural flavors". I believed I was deceived with the labeling of the wine.

I buy Harry's Meats all the time!! They sell fresh meat on Thursday's not till after 930 am!! Best…read moreyou will ever eat!! Chuck Roast Chicken Breast -- Ground Meat -- Pork Chops -- are the best you will ever buy!! So try that great fresh meat you won't be sorry!

This is a really great butcher shop. They have tons of options, the staff is very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. The prices are great. It's definitely worth the visit for fresh meat and cheeses.

If your looking for a butcher shop that serves meals as well, this is it! They also carry seafood…read moreand sometimes hard to find older products. I personally love the fried chicken and my husband as well and kids, everytime we go there we buy the meat sticks they have in packs you can buy and those are my favorites. The seafood was always very fresh everytime i bought from here. All employees are great and never had a problem, i been here 18 years now.

Great fried chicken. It was so busy on a Wednesday afternoon that we skipped that line and got cold…read morechicken instead. Still the wings were delicious and beyond anything in comparison for the size.

Popped in again yesterday. I called the number on the door and a gentleman helped me right away. I…read morepaid from the car and he came back to the car and delivered our case of buns. We drove them 5 hours to a happy crowd. (Sometimes we have driven them straight to the post office to ship to our soldiers. Well packed and easy.)

Chico Bakery is the home of the Julia's Pepperoni Rolls. This bakery, which has been around since…read morethe '20s, offers a West Virginian specialty, using the original recipe of Julia Chico. They're that good that they're the official roll designated for the West Virginia University Mountaineers! Just note that when you enter on the side, this is an actual bakery (with belts and sacks of flour, and bakers actually making the rolls!). However, don't be alarmed, as you can literally just walk in and purchase the pepperoni rolls on an individual-basis or purchase them by bulk. There are 3 different 'fillings' that are offered - Pepperoni, Pepper & Cheese, and Pepperoni & Hot Cheese. Of course, I bought one of each. The bakery usually offers them hot and fresh, but due to the holidays, they only had the freshly-frozen ones available. You just open the package on one side, zap it in the microwave for 2 minutes, and ta-da! It's all heated up and ready for consumption! The bread itself is soft, and inside, there are slices of pepperoni. My favorite was the Pepperoni & Hot Cheese (uses pepper jack), as it has a nice kick that complements well to the meat slices. Michael, one of the friendly bakers, greeted me right away and took down my order - I handed over the cash (I highly recommend in paying with cash) and in a few seconds, he came back with the items with change! It was that easy! This is definitely a nice little gem in Morgantown, and I highly recommend in coming here to get a taste of the Pepperoni Rolls! :D +Julia's Pepperoni Rolls! +Pepperoni & Hot Cheese +fresh & freshly-frozen rolls offered! +actual bakery - open to the public! +highly recommend in paying with cash! +ask for Michael :D +plenty of street parking

A really fun store that has a lot to choose from be it candy, baked items, are nearly anything…read moreyou're looking for. They also serve fresh food and have a nice sitting area to dine in if you prefer. I really enjoyed my time walking through the store and talking to the store owners and workers. Everybody was extremely nice and I will absolutely come back when I'm back in town.

Wavie and Jane's is a unique location. Small games of chance, an assortment of outdoor items, food,…read moreand Yoder's goods. There is a deli in the back and fridges to the right with pre-made meals and hoagies (Wavies). We had seen positive reviews of the pepperoni logs and stopped by. We were promptly greeted and asked if we needed assistance. We indicated not yet, but that we might get a sandwich. We incorrectly believed you could get a variety of sandwiches. More inquiries followed and instead of looking around we were shown what food they had available in the fridge area. We got three pepperoni logs and an italian wavie, which is a whole loaf of Cellone's bread The pepperoni logs were under proofed, under filled, and lacking flavor. We even tried removing some of the bread to see if that improved the roll. Despite our efforts, it unfortunately did not. The accompanying sauce also lacked flavor. Perhaps we had a difference experience than others, because the logs were far from the best pepperoni roll we ever had, even just within town!

This is the perfect sandwich shop and mom and pop store around.. its clean and the staff is very…read morefriendly. they make the best hoagies ever. I just wish they were closer to me so I could get them more often. Maria is such a nice person too. All in all, you can't go wrong stopping in for a sandwich or anything. Come on down and try it!!!!! You won't be sorry!!!!

Excellent hoagies at reasonable prices. A little grocery store that's specialty is cold cut…read moresandwiches.

Republic Food Enterprise Center (RFEC) develops sustainable food products across Western…read morePennsylvania and connects farmers with consumers. RFEC sells products through their website, farmers' markets, and Market Wagon. Products include chicken eggs, chicken, ground beef, pulled pork, lots of soups, entrees such as kielbasa and haluski, canned goods such as pickles and beets, pantry items such as sauces and seasonings, etcetera. I have purchased a few dozen of their products. My favorite products are the pulled pork, the beef brisket chili, and the Amish chicken that is free-range and hormone- and antibiotic-free. I think that the prices are average. According to RFEC's website, they also offer services such as a commercial-grade kitchen and catering.

This used to be such a nice farmers market, what the heck happened? Went today for the first time…read morethis year, June 28, 10:30 am. There was one produce syand. ONE. Not a lot to choose from, plus what was available was pricey (but why not, no one to compete with). There were stands with plants, flowers, honey, pastries, meats, etc. but for heaven's sake we're in West Virginia in late June-- PRODUCE!!! I didn't expect sweet corn yet, or local tomatoes, but cukes, lettuces, summer squashes, the stuff that the locals are growing in their own gardens. I haven't been here in a couple of years, and am giving this farmers market a hard pass from now on.

Well, we went there this past Saturday because the website says they were open and they were not…read more There wasn't a single person there and we drove a half hour out of our way from Clarksburg to go check it out.