We saw these everywhere on a recent road trip to Florida so we decided to give it a try. Hubby…read moreordered the biscuits and gravy and I just had a biscuit. The gravy was good. It had lots of sausage and tasted home made. The biscuit was different than what I'm used to. I'm used to buttery, flaky biscuits and this was more chewy. It wasn't bad, just different.

They don't use real butter in their food they use margarine it's unhealthy and dangerous for yr…read morehealth

The tomato basil soup looks and tastes like tomato sauce that would belong on spaghetti. The wraps…read moreand sandwiches were all $11-$12 dollars for what most places sell for $8. Not sure what this place is thinking. Salads are $13-$14.

**April 2025: Weekday Afternoon Visit**…read more My friend and I were in the area and wanted a quick lunch before we hit the road again. With the high reviews we thought we'd check out Swiftwater Cafe. The restaurant is located on the first floor of a large building complex (maybe apartments?), and there were many locals dinning in. The space looked very homey and the tables were lined with green and white checkered tablecloths. There's a big chalk board with breakfast and lunch items and my friend and I decided on the following: Lunch -Italian Grilled Cheese $8.06 - This was a fantastic vegetarian sandwich. There was a lot of flavor and it the texture of all the ingredients worked together. I would get this again. -Tomato Basil Soup $4.16 and Chili $4.16: Standard soups -Pepperoni Roll $4.16 - I was told that this was West Virginia's state food so naturally we had to try it out. It was tasty and I'm glad that this restaurant put in cheese, but I kind of wished there were a little bit more. -Chef Salad $9.88: This salad had a good assortment of ingredients and gave me the much needed vegetables that I had been lacking on this roadtrip. Service The host was very quick and polite. Patrons would pick up their orders at the counter when it's ready. Summary It was a nice local joint and I enjoyed all the outdoor photos around the cafeteria.

I have a rule on road trips that I try to avoid chains -- unless it's a chain we don't have at…read morehome, which was the case here. I'm a sucker for biscuits, and the first time I saw a sign for Tudor's, I realized it was a chain, but I also knew I wanted to go there. I didn't realize that it was fast food, but I decided to try it anyhow. I was pleasantly surprised. I got the Ron -- a HUGE biscuit with egg, cheese and I think sausage. It was so big that it was hard for me to hold (not ideal while driving) but it was so good! I'm really glad I stopped -- and I wish we had it here!

I can't believe this place has never been reviewed. People really take for granted having a great…read morelocal business like Tudors. Here in North Carolina we have to go to Biscuitville or Hardees and they aren't a fraction as good as any Tudors. As a former West Virginian this is one of my favorite WV restaurants and I always get breakfast here if I'm passing through. I also have sent dozens of friends to these restaurants over the years advising them to get the biscuit and sausage gravy which is on another level. My other favorite is a bacon egg and cheese biscuit. My most recent trip was when the National Harley Owner Group was in town for a rally. I talked a dozen people into skipping the low quality hotel breakfast and coming down to Tudors....and you know what they did??? They got breakfast here everyday for the remainder of the rally. Yeah, it's that good when you don't have good options like this back home. Service here was great. Food was made quickly and brought out to me. A lady walked around offering coffee refills and she gladly filled my tumbler to go. The vibe at Tudors is pretty much the same, just a basic small restaurant with easy to clean seats and tables.

Old school bar style and vibe. Lots of clutter and interesting bathroom in the joining…read morebuilding/room. They have pool and video poker/keno machines. Didn't try the food but people were eating and it looked good bar style. Lots of riff raff out front.

Great food and atmosphere. Loved the appetizers and the half pound burger…read more They're in a great location.

Only issue I have with this place is the over all cleanliness of this . Floor were was disguising ,…read morethe restrooms. Makes me worry about the kitchen . Staff here are super freindly .

Food was excellent and service was great! Reuben and Iced Tea was very good! Highly recommend…read moreDwight's

What an amazing experience to travel to "The Trail Kitchen" from Ohio. This exceeded all…read moreexpectations and more! Was impressed with the kind, friendly and welcoming staff and customers too. Felt like walking into old friend's home for meal. No words can describe the food !! OMGosh. The food was beyond delicious! Definitely made with a lot of love..... Interior was quaint and clean and welcoming. Thank you to the Marker family

A 30 minute drive from Charleston, the Trail Kitchen is a trip we've been looking forward to for a…read morelong time! I had first heard about it on their last day of the season in 2021. 2022 they didn't open for personal reasons, so we were excited to hear about the opening this year! We went for lunch, and we were not disappointed! The portions were large, messy, and so incredibly delicious! While people with better manners than I might have gone for a fork, I made do with my hands and a stack of napkins! We both got the deep fried tacos, which were literally as big as our heads. Filled with meat, cheese, banana peppers, jalapeños, tomato, onion and shredded lettuce, these things were massive! We chatted with the owners, and if we weren't sold on the place before, their enthusiasm, personality and love of the people of WV would have done it! They were gearing up for the busy weekend ahead of travelers and trail riders, and we look forward to returning!

Home cooked food with a extensive menu and the dessert choices are great. Food is consistently…read moredelicious. My mother loves their frozen dinners since she can no longer stand and cook. Taste just like her own home cooked meals when she was able. Owners and staff are so helpful and accommodating. Highly recommended.

Food was good but the owner was d*ck. I called ahead for my order and got there right when i said…read morei would. As i was walking in the door to pick it up, he gave my order away to someone he knew so they wouldn't have to wait. I had to wait 20 minutes because of that. He never apologized, but his staff did profusely. Even the woman he gave my order to apologized (the order had my name on it). I have never been back. To beat it all the food wasn't even for me it was for my elderly parents.

We were really disappointed with our visit to Trivillian's Pharmacy Soda Fountain…read more From the start, the ambience was flat and unwelcoming. The first woman who greeted us barely spoke above a whisper when asking if we needed a menu, then handed us a flimsy trifold piece of paper with zero explanation. The whole interaction felt cold and awkward, not at all inviting. I ordered the BLT, which arrived cut lengthwise instead of diagonally--an immediate red flag for anyone who respects sandwiches. The bacon was thin, small, and overly crisp, more like a salad topping than something meant for a BLT. There was only one sad piece of lettuce, and the bony, middle was left on. My sister ordered the pulled pork sandwich and couldn't believe how the bun managed to be both toasted and soggy at the same time. She specifically asked for no coleslaw, yet it arrived smothered in coleslaw anyway. To top it off, no one checked on us after the food was dropped--no "how is everything," no refill offers, nothing. Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere all missed the mark. I'd recommend skipping this spot and eating somewhere else if you can.

I always forget about this little gem gently tucked away on a back street of MacCorkle Avenue. I've…read moregotten several hot dogs there before, and it is always such a treat. Their hot dogs remind me of the ones that my grandmother used to make when I was a kid. They are nothing extremely fancy--just sweet slaw and semi-meaty chili nestled on top of an all-beef weiner. This type of hot dog would definitely be a "hit" at any Church of God's Saturday morning bake sale. My granny was a church pianist, so I know this delightful taste particularly well! Their hot dogs are $2.25, so nothing astronomical about the price. They also do a special on two hot dogs and a milkshake. These are wholesome, delicious dogs that take you on a little stroll down memory lane.