I've wanted to visit 2nd Street Station in Mullens for quite some time. So, when I was in the area, I was so excited.




The menu features sandwiches, "submarines," platters, burgers, hot dogs and pizza.

The space has local memorabilia on the walls, which is cute.



I ordered the "turkey salad" submarine, which came with cranberry sauce, bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayo -- all on a deep-fried hoagie roll! This type of sandwich seems popular in the area, so it immediately stood out to me! And it was tasty!



While there, I stopped at Camp Creek State Park.



And Little Beaver State Park!

The State Fair is such a fun time of year. This year's event even featured a new food competition where they offered new foods from nearly a dozen vendors.

And a new pepperoni roll was on the list from Zul's, so I had to try it. I got it with hot pepper cheese! And, of course, a Ben & Ellen's donut!

I'm working my way through my list of state parks, and next on the list was Twin Falls.



So, I went for breakfast!



I had a quick breakfast: sausage biscuit, add grape jelly (best combo ever, obvi).



How cute is this local glass?



A side of yogurt with granola hit the spot.



And, take a quick little hike down to these historic homes for an iconic view!

The West Virginia State Honey Festival happened this past weekend in Parkersburg.



I got some honey ice cream!

Oh, and guess what else.

I discovered that DiCarlo's has a food truck.

So of course I had to get a slice.

Have you ever been to an alpaca-themed coffee shop?



If you haven't, you need to get yourself to Top Knot Coffee in Oak Hill.



The owners raise alpacas and have some related products in the shop.



They event have a "paccacino," which is simply their cute take on a cappuccino. And, of course, I had to try it.



And do some shopping while I waited!



How cute are these?



Plus, they have lots of tasty pastries and other goodies.



If you're looking for a cute gift, quick bite or a tasty coffee, look no further.



Have you been?