It's always a good time for a hot dog.

In Vienna, the go-to spot is Mr. Diggity. This lunch spot features hot dogs, sandwiches, salads and more.

So I ordered a #1 Top Dog - which has sauce, onion, ketchup and mustard.

And, I couldn't go without their lobster bisque that they're known for. And maybe a cherry milkshake just to go with it.

What's your favorite item here?

April's Pizzeria is a pizza shop in White Sulphur Springs that I've wanted to try for quite some time.

If you've driven along the main road in the town, you'll find April's at the end.

While leaving town, I decided it would be a great time to get some takeout. I ordered a "turnover," which is like a calzone, except the ends aren't pressed together.

Mine had cheese, sauce and mushrooms. It's a huge portion, and perfectly browned on top and ooey inside. What's your favorite?

Have you ever heard of the Rhododendron Cafe?

Until recently, I hadn't. But I found out there is this little cafe near the indoor pool.

They serve things like sandwiches, pizzas and beverages.

And I went with some pretzels with garlic butter. Mmm.

Cafe Carleton is a luxury spot with premium wines and spirits at The Greenbrier.

This late-night cabaret space features singers and other entertainment.

And the food options include caviar, oysters and charcuterie plates.

Some friends and I went to check it out.

First, we were served up some white truffle popcorn.

Then, I looked over the drink menu.

And I went with the "Spice Creme de Nuits," which has a banana nut-infused spiced rum shaken with rum chata and dash of coconut cream. It's finished with a dusting of nutmeg.

It was this milky drink that is not typically something I would go for, but it was fun.

And, the charcuterie plate: Our Chef’s Favorite Cheeses and Charcuterie From Around the Globe Including Cured Meats and Paté, Pickled Vegetables Served with House made Ice Box Crackers Cheddar-Cornmeal and Gruyere-Thyme Melba Toast, Membrillo, Fresh Fruit Whole Grain Mustard and Chutney


And, we finished off the evening with a waltz and champagne toast.

Working my way around The Greenbrier, Slammin' Sammy's was next on my to-try list.


"The Greenbrier's rendition of a "sports bar," Slammin' Sammy's features big screen TVs, billiard tables, shuffleboard, foosball and other games. Located on the upper floor of The Golf Club, every table is a "front-row seat" with incredible views of the golf courses Snead tamed. Open seasonally with a snack menu and beverage service, Slammin' Sammy's is a relaxed night spot to watch the game, cheer on your team and socialize with old and new friends.


Serving classic American bar fare with a touch of class, the menu includes a sophisticated approach to traditional cuisine like burgers, wings, entrée salads, pizza and sandwiches along with a fantastic beer selection and the finest martinis and bourbons."

For me, I went with a couple things:


SAM SNEADS’ SIGNATURE TRUFFLED LOBSTER MAC N’ CHEESE - Cavatappi Pasta, Black Truffle, Butter Poached Lobster



SNEAD’S VINEGAR CHIPS - Blue Cheese Dip

What's your favorite?