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    The Lincoln Theatre

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    5 years ago

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    2 years ago

    Perfect venue in a small town, have seen great entertainment here! All seating has great views, prices are reasonable

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    Moon Dog Brick Oven of Marion - "Texas fries" we couldn't fish a fry out that wasn't covered in nacho cheese.

    Moon Dog Brick Oven of Marion

    3.7(25 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Moon Dog is a great restaurant for pizza, wings, and amazing salads!! Their pizza dough is the…read morebest, and the cheese is amazing, so we always get a cheese pizza with extra cheese. The salads come loaded with banana peppers, black and green olives, shredded carrots, diced onions, tomatoes and shredded mozzarella. It's a salad that needs very minimal dressing because it's just so flavorful on its own! The servers are quite friendly as well. We also love that they have live music on Saturday nights! Tonight, Billy Steele sang and played guitar. Our family loves Moon Dog and will continue to come here for casual, delicious dining!

    The good-they have an extensive menu: subs, pizza, hamburgers, calzone, pasta, wings and more. They…read morehave crushed ice in the drinks. I know, this is silly but for some reason, drinks taste better to me with crushed ice. The service was really friendly. There are many televisions in the restaurant. They have a bar big enough to fit 10 people or more. The restaurant itself has high ceilings which always makes a place feel extra roomy. I love that. I also love that they have closed captioning on the televisions. And they have a roll of paper towels and all of the condiments already on the table which helps the workers so much. The crinkle fries were good. They have a good seasoning on them but they need more. So much more seasoning because it's good. The beef topped pizza was also good. The dough is a little sweet but I ate every bit of it. The cheese was plentiful. To me, the homemade chips were wonderful. They weren't greasy or salty. The club sandwich's bread was out of this world fresh and good. The sandwich was a little thin to me. I would have appreciated another slice of meat but the sandwich as a whole was good. The cheese was melted and tasty. The food was a little expensive but I guess everything is since 2020. The parts I didn't like-they are minor things. There was a loud hum in the lady's restroom. Sounds like it's coming from the ceiling although there wasn't a light over the stall so I'm not sure. Upon arrival around 2 pm on a Monday, there were 6 tables that had not been cleaned. I saw a couple of workers on break outside, perhaps they took a break after a lunch rush?? The only female worker had her hair up but part of her long bangs was hanging down. I used to work in food service and we always had to wear hair nets. The dress of the staff was quite casual. That doesn't bother me but some might frown on it. One guy had crocs on. Another guy was wearing sweatpants. Again, no worries for me because it's a casual place but wanted to mention it in case you're looking for a white tablecloth kind of place. This is not it. Side note-the ice cream and fudge across the street at Hester's Country Store is AMAZING! makes for a nice dessert after eating here.

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    Moon Dog Brick Oven of Marion - Side salad with Catalina dressing

    Side salad with Catalina dressing

    Moon Dog Brick Oven of Marion - Spaghetti with meatballs

    Spaghetti with meatballs

    Moon Dog Brick Oven of Marion - Greek pizza!

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    Greek pizza!

    The Draper Mercantile And Trading Company - I've been a NYC and LA foodie for a while and this is one of the best breakfast burgers I have ever had.

    The Draper Mercantile And Trading Company

    4.4(231 reviews)
    44.5 mi
    $$

    Ok! Lunch on a busy Friday. I had the chicken salad croissant and my wife had the turkey Gilmore…read more WITH sweet potato fries. We were very happy with the meal. The fries had a cinnamon sugar spice to them and were flavorful. We would recommend the Draper easily!

    Such an amazing experience! Our server was very welcoming…read moreand interactive and funny. It was a bit busy so we expected a slight delay on drinks/food, but our server kept checking on us every few minutes and kept our drinks full. The atmosphere/design is very unique and offers great talking points for the table. You can look around and always find something new you haven't seen before. For food, I got the French dip, my husband got the fried catfish, and mom got the smash burger. Food was EXCELLENT. The au jus from the French dip was not overly salty as I've had in the past, and it was the perfect amount for the sandwich. Not like other places that will either give you a big tub of au jus or ever a small saucer cup. After lunch, we walked around as they have a shopping area inside with soaps, handmade pottery/kitchenware, and local vendor products such as hatch chile cream cheese and pickled vegetables. Price was very favorable too and didn't seem to be overly priced where the business/vendor up charges significantly to make a huge profit. Definitely worth stopping by even if you only have time for Togo coffee, a snack, of just to shop around!

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    The Draper Mercantile And Trading Company - Coffee shop inside

    Coffee shop inside

    The Draper Mercantile And Trading Company - Cornbread with honey butter

    Cornbread with honey butter

    The Draper Mercantile And Trading Company

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    The RailYard - The Samuri Jack Salad

    The RailYard

    4.3(125 reviews)
    34.3 mi
    $$

    Katie B was a great waitress! Delicious food all around!! The martinis came with a side car!! Heck…read moreyea! Great place

    If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. The RailYard is hands down one of the best…read morerestaurants I've ever been to, and it's right here in Bluefield. From the food to the drinks to the service, every single detail is outstanding. On my first visit, I tried the fried green tomatoes, the famous chicken & waffle nachos, and the Bleu Monday burger with sweet potato fries each dish was so good that I found myself planning my return before I even left. Sure enough, the next day I was back and had the ridiculously delicious smoked Gouda shrimp mac, maple bacon Brussels sprouts, fire-roasted tomato soup with grilled cheese, and the chimmied fries. Absolutely phenomenal. The fried green tomatoes have officially become my standard nobody else compares now. The Samurai Jack salad so fresh, flavorful, and unforgettable. The drinks deserve their own spotlight. The Breakfast Club with a Sidecar is a must try, and the Basilto All Flavors series (strawberry, blackberry, blueberry) is out of this world, blueberry was my personal favorite. Creative, refreshing, and perfectly crafted. The RailYard is the kind of place that makes you excited to come back again and again. The vibe is cool, the staff/manager Brad is friendly and attentive, and the food is truly next level. Whether you're a student at Bluefield State or just passing through town, this place is an absolute must. The RailYard sets the bar high for food, drinks, and atmosphere in West Virginia. Worth every single visit and then some.

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    The RailYard - Cork board in entrance

    Cork board in entrance

    The RailYard - The Bleu Monday Burger with Sweet Potato Fries

    The Bleu Monday Burger with Sweet Potato Fries

    The RailYard - The Samuri Jack Salad, Chimmied Fries, Maple Bacon Brussels sprouts and Grilled Cheese and Fire roasted tomato soup.

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    The Samuri Jack Salad, Chimmied Fries, Maple Bacon Brussels sprouts and Grilled Cheese and Fire roasted tomato soup.

    Blue Ridge Music Center

    Blue Ridge Music Center

    4.6(9 reviews)
    35.1 mi
    $

    This is a turnoff from the Blue Ridge Parkway. I was impressed that the commitment was made to the…read moremusic of the mountains. There are daily small-scale performances in an open section of the visitor center, which I stopped to listen to for a bit. An outdoor amphitheater offers larger scale performance opportunities, which I wish I'd found the occasion to come down for. Additionally, there are a couple of miles of trails on the site which run through bucolic hilly territory and offer a variety of sights and sounds. There is no charge to visit the site, and an abundance of reasons to be driving on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Note that the musical performances are seasonal.

    This was a great place to stop while I rode through the Blue Ridge Parkway on my motorcycle. I…read moreneeded to take a break, and as somebody who likes to play the guitar (calling myself a musician might be a bit of a stretch) I couldn't pass this one by. They have a wonderful little museum on the history and development of Appalachian music and instruments. Some of it is interactive as well. I was there on a Saturday and they had local musicians playing some of the old Appalachian music outside in a little covered area, sponsored by the BLM I am assuming. In a smaller building they have a whole section pertaining to the old moonshiners of the region, explaining their craft and their inevitable run-ins with the revenuers. I didn't make too many stops along the way but I am very glad this was one of them as it was totally worth it!

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    Blue Ridge Music Center
    Blue Ridge Music Center
    Blue Ridge Music Center

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    Blacksburg Fork And Cork Festival

    Blacksburg Fork And Cork Festival

    3.5(4 reviews)
    66.8 mi
    $$

    Blacksburg Fork And Cork Festival is a great way to relax. enjoy great wine sampling and mingle…read morewith fellow students and local vendors. Besides stall most of the Virginia wineries and food stall local restaurants & bakeries other local craft vendors also participate to display their craft including but not limited to china, bags, jewelries, paintings etc. Both times I attended the fest, I volunteered for second shift which allowed me to attend the fest during first shift completely free of cost with unlimited wine tastings. The volunteer had to attend a meeting prior to the festival to know more about their duties. We got a packet containing T shirt, festival layout, managers info and free tasting glass. Tickets for the festival is usually 20$ for tasting On the day of the event, we showed up for first half, got out tasting bands and ready to roll. the atmosphere was very lively with giant steel man walking around, the belly dancing performance in the main arena, live band playing on the stage where you can do hula hoops, they even had cooking demonstrations every hour and you can taste the dish which was pretty neat and unique to this fest. I loved most of the fruity wines and Chardonnay. Overall good selection of wineries and you can definitely find the one that you will love. I also had fennel cake from the stall and it was yummy-liocious. there was chocolate store next to the fennel cake truck and we all know how perfect wine and chocolate pairing is. nibbling on chocolate covered strawberries while sipping the sangria was dreamy. I also bought a miniature barrel which was super cute and perfect art piece for rustic look that I am going for in interiors. They even had petting zoo which was neat addition for tension relief. I had immense fun and then we did second shift in assisting wineries with tasting and it was blast as I love interacting with people. All in all, its a must try to get the feel of culture, have fun while trying wines from all over the Virginia region.

    I love a good wine festival, but this one was just so crowded, with not enough wineries. People…read morewere waiting at least half an hour in each line. Because there were only so many options. There also weren't too many food vendors. If it's called Fork & Cork, your ticket price should include light bites, not just wine tastings. Because you can't order a meal from every food vendor. But you certainly want to try them and learn about local businesses. Not worth going in my opinion, unless you opt for the VIP ticket to beat the crowds.

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    Blacksburg Fork And Cork Festival - And the Soron's army!!!

    And the Soron's army!!!

    Blacksburg Fork And Cork Festival - Check in on yelp and Hill Top Berry Farm and Winery will give you a 10% discount on wine and mead purchases . #vawine

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    Check in on yelp and Hill Top Berry Farm and Winery will give you a 10% discount on wine and mead purchases . #vawine

    The Down Home

    The Down Home

    4.4(7 reviews)
    58.8 mi
    $

    The Down Home is an excellent venue for acoustic music, with great sound and lights…read more Tonight's artist - The Tennessee Bluegrass Band Performed for a near full house, many bluegrass standards and some newer material with near perfect vocals and instruments. Ed and his staff were friendly and accommodating. Parking behind the club was easy (or on the street).

    The Down Home is the kind of place you have to experience to appreciate how special it is. The…read morename is very appropriate!! What is special is it is just very laid back .. a place you can settle in .. and enjoy the atmosphere or truly amazing and talented entertainment that is offered. Many acts that play here go on to be be well known signed acts. I can't say enough about the quality of the live music in a nice, intimate place where you can truly appreciate and interact with the performers. Food is basic but well prepared .. don't expect knock your socks off but decent and filling. They have a really wide variety of beer -- something for everyone. Beer prices have remained low and very affordable over the years I have enjoyed Down Home. Also a great place to meet and talk to people in town. I have ended up sharing a table with strangers and a pitcher many times. So if you are new to town this is a great place to meet new people and just enjoy. Everyone needs to try this place with live music of a kind that you enjoy. It is hard to not feel right at home here!!!

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    The Down Home
    The Down Home
    The Down Home

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