Dodd's Log Cabin Grill had made the 101 list of Most Unique Places To Dine in West Virginia years ago, but I had never made it out this way.



Ellenboro isn't typically on any of my main routes, but recently when I was in the area, I went to check it out!



It has a log cabin theme (shocking, I know), with this cute lil fish guy who holds the salt and pepper.



The menu featured omelettes, french toast, wraps, biscuits and gravy and more for breakfast.



I am so straightforward with my breakfast, and usually get an easy sandwich of some sort. 



I got a sausage, egg and cheese bagel here.



And, I got to see Mountwood Park while in the area!

Husson's is a Charleston institution.



If you ask someone from Charleston what their favorite pizza is, they'll likely say Husson's.



And there are a few different locations. Each time I go somewhere, I try to try a new branch.



The South Hills Husson's is actually one of the first ones I tried - it was just pre-blog days. So it was time for a revisit!



Cheesy bread, a person general tso's pizza and Italian sandwich were a perfect sampling of everything!



What's your fav item to get?



Oh, and they have a Ms. Pacman!

The Market in Huntington is one of my favorite new places in town!



Not only do they have some cool shops, there are so many great restaurants - like Navarino Bay!



It's like this modern take on Greek food, and it's unlike other Greek restaurants I've been to.



I went with the Pasta Aglio e Olio - sliced garlic sauteed in olive oil with fettuccine, pepper flakes, lemon and parsley with grilled chicken and feta.



Have you been?

On my way to Beech Fork State Park, I drove passed Hazelett's Triple H Drive Inn.



And, we all know I'm a sucker for a drive in, so I made a mental note to come back.



I actually went inside because it was a bajillion degrees outside.



But the magic of drive ins is that you can eat right from your car!




Look at all these trays just waiting for car windows!



I got two hotdogs with chili, slaw, mustard and onions!



And a strawberry shake brings it all together.

Have you bee?

Undo's is a Northern Panhandle staple.



The Benwood location is the original.



Their hours are sometimes tough with me schedule (not opening until 3 p.m.), but I was able to swing through and got some early dinner to go. The dishes all come with this amazing bread.



I got the "taste of Italy," that had penne, meatball, and chicken parmesan.



It also came with salad!

Have you been?