Essen und Restaurants in Pendleton County

“Reasonably priced, food is good. Located at the intersection of Rt 33 and Briary Gap Road that goes to Spruce Knob .”

“Hidden beneath the Earth's surface, only a few miles from West Virginia's highest peak, lie the beautiful Seneca Caverns - an underground wonderland! Visitors may set free their imaginations as they gaze upon one of the West Virginia's most famous and magnificent wonders. Seneca Caverns were first discovered and used by the Seneca Indians, one of the six tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy around 1400 AD. The Seneca Indians used the caverns for ceremonial ritual, as well as for refuge from harsh weather or enemy tribes. In 1742, European explorer Laven Teter re-discovered the entrace and began exploration of teh caverns interior. Commercial latern tours began in 1928! Open year around!”

“This restaurant is around 25 minutes way from the cabin. The food is great, the personnel are accommodating, and the prices are reasonable. ”

“The Star Hotel Restaurant, Franklin. Located downtown on Main St., across from the Ace Hardware. Open for breakfast and lunch. Open for dinner Friday evenings. Good food and good prices.”

“A casual lunch or dinner place, especially for families. Next to grocery store, ABC store, gas stations.”

“Cool place to eat on the second story porch while looking at the view and watching people below.”

“A staple in Franklin, enjoyed by locals and guests alike. Friendly, casual, good home cookin'. In the center of Franklin - open for breakfasts and lunches.”

“• Mo Fatz. Yes, this is an ice cream shop with a 50s décor, but also much more. The ice cream and sundaes are fantastic, and they also serve burgers, Panini-style sandwiches, great fries, wings (Thurs evening only) and popular weekly dinner specials each Saturday evening. Very casual with great, friendly service. 10 minutes away on Route 220, 2 miles south of Franklin. Open seasonally (spring through fall) Thurs – Sunday afternoons and evenings.”