Bridge Brew Works just recently opened its taproom. Previously, it was a brewery only, and it was one of the only ones in the state to not offer tastings. But, rejoice!



It's currently open Fridays and Saturdays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

I got a small growler of the Bourbon Barrel - which is awesome. It's aged in Smooth Ambler barrels. So good!

The owner was also super cool and chatted with me a little bit about their growler filling station - unlike others I've seen in the state.

Very cool folks and tasty beer. Give 'em a visit if you're in the area!

Chetty's Pub was listed on the 101 Most Unique Places to Dine in WV list, so when I found myself traveling through Lansing, I stopped.

Chetty's Pub is located in Adventures on the Gorge. One of these days, I want to go back there and do the actual adventures instead of just the food.

The restaurant has typical pub fare, and the bartender said the burgers are quite popular. I went for the Chetty's Classic Burger, which is an 8 oz. burger chargrilled, topped with cheese, lettuce, tomato and onion. It includes a side of fries.

The interior is totally covered in wood ala a lodge, and the building overlooks the gorge. It's a pretty cool view.

The burger is impressive. It's huge, towering and filled with toppings. It's nearly impossible to eat in its current state, so I used my knife and fork to cut it into pieces. I was not anticipating all the pickles on the burger - which were weird. Not a great pickle. A weird overly briney one. But I loved the rest of the burger. The bun was toasted, the lettuce and tomato fresh, and the patty tasty. Overall, pretty good.

Grade: B

I finally made it to the last Custard Stand! I made the trip to Webster Springs, the flagship location.

I ordered a chili dog with slaw, mustard and onions, as well as a chocolate shake for good measure.

I love the hot dogs from this place. I think the slaw is great, the chili is super tasty, and it all combines together to make for a delicious bite.

I only wish there was a closer one to Morgantown.

The chocolate shake is also delicious. It's hard to mess up a chocolate shake, but I always love the ice cream from this place. Good hot dogs and good ice cream - doesn't get much better than that.

















Grade: A

Blue Moon Cafe is a sweet little cafe with a sprawling outdoor seating area. The menu features sandwiches, salads, quiche, soups and desserts.

I immediately started looking at the sandwiches, and there are so many - and lots of vegan options, as well. Some of the ones I was deciding between are:

The Pilgrim | $9
maple lawn free range smoked turkey breast oven heated with brie on a ciabatta roll & topped with our cranberry aioli

The Gobbler. | $9
local free range turkey, bacon, provolone and Russian dressing heated on a kaiser roll

The Apple-acian | $8
baked granny smith apple, brie cheese, red onion and dijon mustard on ciabatta bread

Meatball Hoagie | $9
succulent meatballs and marina baked in our oven with mozzarella on a baguette

Triple B | $10
our chubby with brie, bacon, French fried onions, lettuce, tomato, & mayo with fries (ADD ON)
Chicken breast | $3 Smoked Turkey | $ 3 Avocado | $2

Lost Dog Coffee is weird. In a college-kid-going-through-growing-pains way. It's a hangout for artists, hippies, rockers and college students. There are political statements - possibly offensive - all over the walls, and odd little chachkies cluttering up the space.

But they know their coffee and tea.

I ordered their Sinderella's Supper, which was just described as ice caramel heaven. I'll take it. I don't even know what was in it, but I know it was delicious, and I ingested more caffeine from that drink than I typically do in an entire month.

It's a fancy little thing, and I'm not sure why they don't have iced to-go cups, but I ended up drinking it like this for our ride back to Morgantown.





I like this place. I think there's a certain group that it would turn off, and I don't think they care one bit. Which makes me like it even more.

Grade: B