We had a Fantastic and fun filled night watching the dirty birds. My son said, "this is the most…read morefun I've had at a game in a long time!" He's 10, but we've been to several mlb and minor league ballparks together, even were on Wrigley Field field for batting practice and autographs this spring. The park has affordable tickets, memorabilia, food, and drinks. Staff is friendly. Clean bathrooms. The ballpark design is unique and has a beautiful backdrop. For a great time and if you want to be in the game, sit in the "toast section" behind the plate, section 106-107. Too much Fun!!!

This is a GREAT little Minor League ballpark! I say it's more of a park than a stadium, in a…read moreDowntown, urban setting. It's a fun place, even if you don't like baseball. The prices are VERY affordable, with lots of specials. Simple ballpark fare like good hotdogs, and cold beer! Fireworks after Friday night games are awesome! Good family-friendly fun!

I've only been here a couple times, but it's been consistently pleasant. The Moroccan Mint tea is…read morerefreshing and wonderful. The veggie quiche is delicious! And you can't beat their deal on a house coffee with refills for $2.75. Love this place, the folks are friendly and it's such a peaceful place.

Nice books store with new and used. Love the combination of books, coffee and entertainment.read more

I've gotten almost a dozen pictures framed by Art Emporium, and they've never let me down. I used…read moreto cut my own mattes and frame my own pictures, so I know what to look for. They pay attention to detail & get everything right. Yes, it's more expensive than buying a frame at Michael's, but it's a better, quality product.

Fantastic gallery. Reasonable prices on custom framing, nice little selection of art supplies and…read moreone of a kind gifts!

10/10 recommend! not only did our 3 year old love it but we also enjoyed ourselves. such a…read morebeautiful farm with some friendly welcoming people running it. can't wait to go back

We enjoyed this location. Food was fine. Drinks were good. Had not been to a Dave and busters in a…read morewhile so the game power card that came with the meal option was pretty cool. Location was cleaning and someone was cleaning all the time. Bathrooms were clean. Staff was helpful and nice.

My husband and I love to go here for our date nights! They have great happy hour choices…read more Definitely try the egg rolls!!! we always have amazing service from attentive staff! It's a little loud for me and I do get a bit overstimulated but once I have a drink, it's jus

I just recently discovered this hidden jem after moving back home from Houston, TX after moving…read moreaway 32 years ago in 1990 for better job opportunities. This gated community looks like it would have been a great place to grow up and have a great childhood.

The Lake Chaweva Club is my youth. Plain and simple. My fondest memories took place inside its…read moregates. All the stereotypical trappings of growing up, right here at Lake Chaweva. Far too many amazing memories to even begin to list. There used to be an amazing pier and an amazing floating dock. Epic games of water tag used to stretch from shore to shore. Then a despicable Wal-mart came to town, stripped off a mountaintop to plant itself, caused so much extra run-off that the state ordered the lake drained, and turned a bunch of happy, healthy, productive teenagers into alcoholics. Finally, many years and lawsuits later, the lake rebuilt a dam to suit the state and slowly refilled to its former self. Gone was the pier and the floating dock, gone was the camaraderie. The teens were adults now, and the new youth had no central place to gather. Still, it was better than barren. As an avid tattoo collector, I had long known I would get a rocker (slang for a stomach tattoo bearing some word), but had been remiss as to what I would get. One day my late father and I were venturing out to the store when we saw some other lake folk at the beach, toiling away on the beginnings of a new floating dock. We stopped to ask if we could help. There on the beach, a lightbulb went off in my head. How could I have not thought of this sooner? It was so obvious... My stomach now bears a banner that reads "CHAWEVA." Inked onto my body by none other than my best friend of 21 years, Matt Hays of Tat-Nice Tattoos in Huntington, West Virginia. Guess where he grew up? Yeah, he's a Chaweva Boy too.

Yes, a little goofy but this is the site of the original Big Boy's Restaurant at Parkette Drive In…read more It's an outdoor museum so no admission cost and a piece of history. Nicolas Cage would have been proud!! (Google that later). I was doing the Charleston, WV ParkRun and this was right across the street from our path.

Quirky outdoor roadside attraction. It's the site of the first Shoney's restaurant originally…read morecalled the Parkette Drive-In. The use of the word "museum" is a stretch because it's basically just one outdoor structure with four different sides. Each side offers background info on the entrepreneur behind Shoney's. As someone who grew up going to Shoney's with my family , it was a nostalgic stop that's worth a quick detour . Learned some interesting fun facts about the restaurant . Know before you go : Plan to spend 10-20 minutes here. It's outside so check the weather . If you really wanna go full circle there's a Shoney's restaurant less than 10 minutes away from the museum that you can eat at after your visit :-) Plenty of easy parking around

Had a hankering for a good burger. We were staying in Cross Lanes for the weekend and 2 places came…read moreup as local favorites for burgers. Katherine's was the one we chose and didn't regret it. Service was excellent and they even informed us of a discount if we liked their FB page. Done. The "Cafe" is a bar, so it's 21 and up, FYI.

Stopped Katherine's Cafe for lunch on a trip from Ohio to North Carolina this week, found it on…read moreYelp when I was looking for a spot to stop and have a late breakfast/early lunch and a adult beverage. I would call it more of a local bar than a Café, that said the staff was friendly dining room and facilities clean. We sat at the bar for lunch and Michele the bartender took good care of us. I had the Philly cheesesteak and onion rings and Kathy had the special of the day which was fish and chips with hush puppies, slaw and homemade tartar sauce. All was good, reasonably priced. If you're ever driving down Route 35 and go through Nitro West Virginia it's worth a stop!