Mineral Wells
Mineral Wells, WV · Food & Drink
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Generous Portions And Classic American Steaks Have Made This Restaurant A Local Ohio Staple
The biggest steaks and heartiest meals in Ohio are waiting at a hidden local favorite. The Bear’s Den Steakhouse in Cambridge has built a loyal following by serving up oversized portions, juicy cuts of beef, and the kind of classic steakhouse experience that feels unforgettable from the first bite.
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Broadway Sandwich Shop trying to preserve history
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - A longtime Parkersburg staple is turning to the community as it works to tackle needed repairs. Broadway Sandwich Shop — a restaurant that first opened in 1928 — says it is facing building maintenance issues and equipment restoration projects that have become difficult to fund.
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Daybreak Kitchen: Dr. Pepper BBQ Sauce
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - For this week’s Daybreak Kitchen recipe, Chef Jared showed Henry how to make the hotel’s famous Dr. Pepper BBQ sauce—perfect for wings, pulled pork, or anything on the grill. The recipe for Dr. Pepper BBQ Sauce can be found below. Ingredients. Dr. Pepper...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen and Mardel in Vienna closing
VIENNA – One Vienna restaurant has closed and another Grand Central Avenue business is headed in that direction. Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen at 311 Grand Central Ave. closed recently with no further information available as of Tuesday. The restaurant was boarded up and all online contact options have been disconnected. The sign above the building reads “closed.”
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Sips Coffee teases new building announcement, invites followers along for renovation
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - Sips Coffee Truck, a local mobile coffee business with trucks operating in the Parkersburg and Marietta areas, has purchased a building and is using social media to document the renovation process in the weeks ahead. Owner Jen Allman said the new space will not be a...
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Crown Decor and Gifts celebrating Vanilla ice cream day Thursday
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - Keith McClung, Owner of Crown Decor and Gifts joined Hailey Lanham at News at 5 to talk about National Ice Cream day and more!. Editor’s note: The video for this story will be added once it airs. Please check back for the updated video.
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Mountain State Creamery celebrates National Ice Cream Day with large party
VIENNA, W.Va. (WTAP) - Mountain State Creamery in Vienna celebrated National Ice Cream Day on Sunday with a party that included face painting for children and live music by the Valley Belles. Victoria West, who owns the shop, said the day is about more than ice cream. “It’s a celebration....
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The Beloved West Virginia Candy Store That Feels Pulled Straight From Willy Wonka
There are places you visit for practical reasons and leave for completely irrational ones, specifically because your brain has decided that whatever is happening inside that building is too good to walk away from quickly. I entered a candy store in West Virginia expecting to spend five minutes and leave...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Coffeehouse Series starts July 21
NEW MARTINSVILLE - The ArtsLink 2026 Coffeehouse Series kicks off 6:30 p.m. July 21 with a show by Shortline Junction on the performance deck of the Francis Creative Arts Center, Maple Avenue and Washington Street, New Martinsville. The show is free and sponsored by First Mutual Bank. The bluegrass band,...
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New deli brings visitors, optimism and economic hope to Cumberland
CUMBERLAND – Heather Oliver of Birmingham recently came home for a visit. She and her family tried the newly opened Dragline Deli & Cafe, where the signature sandwich highlights the area's mining heritage. Operated at Mayor Bryan Prater and his wife Susie, the deli is part of a bigger 10-year plan to revitalize the village. Big Muskie makings The Dragline's flagship sandwich is called the Big Muskie, an ode to the strip-mining history in the area and the massive dragline excavator. It's a thick slab of fried bologna on a hoagie bun with American cheese, onions and sweet pickles. "I knew the deli was opening – (my) family sends me updates – so I saw the menu beforehand. The fried bologna sandwich sounded interesting," Heather told the TR. More: Floods, elephants and five rebuilds. Tales from Zanesville’s Y Bridge She had never had fried bologna, but said, "If they're going to make it their namesake sandwich, I figure I'd better try it. "As a first-time experience, it was good," she revealed. "Also, I thought it was really interesting to contrast the cold onions and the (bread and) butter pickles. I thought it paired well against the fried meat." She would
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These 15 Ohio Restaurants Will Settle The Date Night Dilemma
You probably already know the answer: a good walk, better food, and a view that does some of the talking. Ohio delivers exactly that. Its riverbanks, lake fronts, and city neighborhoods turn dinner into something closer to a small escape. You’re not just eating. You’re watching boats drift past, catching...
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This West Virginia Buffet Serves Homemade Comfort Food That Keeps Locals Coming Back
Why do we always crave the food that reminds us of home? It is not about fancy plating or exotic ingredients. It is about that warm, familiar taste that transports you straight back to your childhood kitchen. This buffet has cracked that code entirely. They serve up the kind of...
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Historic tavern in Nelsonville to reopen
NELSONVILLE, Ohio — Six months after a devastating structural failure, The Mine Tavern is getting ready to open its doors. If all goes according to plan, The Mine Tavern will hold a “soft” reopening on Independence Day, followed by a full reopening on July 11, Patrick Norway, the manager of The Mine Tavern, explained. During the period between Independence Day and July 11, The Mine Tavern will have limited hours and a limited menu as restaurant staff work to familiarize themselves with the newly-renovated building. Located in Nelsonville’s Historic Public Square, The Mine Tavern is the second-oldest operational tavern in Ohio, having been in operation since 1842. The Mine Tavern was purchased by Patrick Norway and his parents from owner Joseph Koker three years prior, being the eighth family to own the tavern since it opened in the 19th century. However, the Norways were very nearly the last family to operate the tavern, after a six foot section of the brick wall extending from the ground to the roof collapsed on Feb. 15, as previously reported by The Messenger. Initially, it was believed that the condition of The Mine Tavern after the collapse was so poor that the structure would
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10 Ohio Hot Dog Spots That Still Do Things Their Own Way
Nobody does a hot dog quite like these spots. Every counter bends the rules with pride. Some pile on toppings you never imagined. Others keep it simple and perfect. Ohio loves its hot dogs without apology. You find them at quirky little stands. Loyal crowds line up year after year. I judge a stand by its first bite.