
The Dutch Pantry Family Restaurant is located in Williamstown.
Featuring Dutch dishes, this restaurant also is home to a gift shop area.
I was passing through the area and starving, so I popped in for breakfast.
The menu features staples like omelettes, platters, french toast and more.
I went with blueberry pancakes which come with a side of bacon, sausage, kielbasa or scrapple.
I have to say - this is the first time I've seen scrapple in West Virginia.
Scrapple is "scraps of pork or other meat stewed with cornmeal and shaped into loaves for slicing and frying, especially characteristic of eastern Pennsylvania."
So, of course I had to go with that.
First, sweet pancakes doused in syrup.
Then the salty scrapple to go with.
And some more shots of the shop that has a little bit of everything!
Have you been here before?
You can even get whole pies to take home.

I'm slowly making my way through all the offerings in the Charlotte airport.
Next up is PZA, which features pizza, meatballs and salads.
They have a number of pizzas you can get by the slice, or you can get a personal pizza, sub sandwiches or strombolis.
So I got one slice of "MUSHROOM" - Marinated mushrooms, spinach, garlic, mozzarella.
And, I got a stromboli - with mozzarella and spinach.
Have you been?
I wonder if I can ever try all of the Tudor's in West Virginia. Probably not, but I'll try.
After my last order in Smithers, I'm now on a Politician kick - egg, cheese and bologna.
What's your favorite biscuit? Let me know in the comments below!

If there's one thing I've learned in Lawrence, it's that they love them some cream cheese.
They put it on pizza, and they're a big fan of it on donuts, too.
Cream Cheese Doughnuts at Munchers Bakery
925 S. Iowa St., Suite M
This one-of-a-kind pastry — imagine a jelly doughnut crossed with a cream cheese Danish — has had about 35 years to build up its die-hard following. “It just kinda goes with the place,” Munchers owner Mike Tennyson Sr. said of the famous doughnut he’s made from scratch for 25 years, after inheriting the recipe from the bakery’s previous owners. “People throw a fit when we’re out.”
Its dough is the old-fashioned kind: toothy and golden brown. The not-too-sweet filling tastes like real cream cheese, not weird gelatinous mystery goo. If you are one of the many Lawrencians who agree there’s nothing better than a Munchers Cream Cheese Doughnut (the landslide reader favorite for this list), try the strawberry version they just started making. Mind = blown.
So we made our way to Munchers Bakery after dinner in search of the coveted cream cheese doughnut.
Unfortunately, they were out. So I tried what I thought might be the next best thing: cream cheese danish.
But they did have plenty of other donuts available, as well as cakes and other goodies.
So the danish had a cream cheese that actually tasted like cream cheese. Very tasty.
Have you been?
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