OK, so we are finishing up our rounds at the local Gino's Pizza and Spaghetti restaurants. And that took us to Grantsville, West Virginia, which is not a place that I visit often. So, I made a special trip here just to check out their Gino's. At this point I have tried most of the menu items that I'm interested in, and I have gravitated toward a few favorites.



One of those is the boneless wings in their tangy mustard sauce. I've also noticed that a few locations so far make their own blue cheese dressing, which is really special. So these wings were a little bit on the dry side, as you can see from the photo. But they had the signature tangy mustard flavor, which I really enjoy. The main draw here, for me, was that homemade blue dressing. It really is quite tasty if you can find it. So, overall, much like many of the other locations but extra points for that blue cheese.

Grade: B

I know I've said it for some time now, but we really are almost finished with the Tudor's Biscuit World locations. I'm sure you're as relieved as I am.



This trip takes us to Grantsville, and with all the biscuits now under my belt, I've turned my attention to the lunch menu. 



The cheeseburger was calling my name. It's not my first time having a burger here, so I knew it's a notch above typical fast food burgers. And I was here for it. 



So this rendition was prettyyy messy. I don't mind lots of sauce, but it was leaking out from the bun and down my hand. The taste though? Pretty good. A slightly thicker burger than, say, a McDonald's and the lettuce, tomato and onion were all fresh. My side of onion rings had a thick, sweet coating that made for a unique side.

Grade: B