There are two Tudor's Biscuit World locations in St. Albans. First, I went to the Main Street location. And, I'm working my way through all the locations, as well as all the different types of biscuits.
On today's menu, I went for the Mary B. The Mary B has bacon, egg, and cheese.
I prefer sausage to bacon typically (gasp!), so the Ron is more up my alley. But the Mary B has a very similar taste profile - love the melty cheese and the egg used. Plus that buttery biscuit. The bacon is just a bit soft and greasy.
So, I recently made a list of all the remaining Tudor's Biscuit World locations in West Virginia that I have not yet been to. And, I plan to knock them all out ... eventually. And, while doing this, I figure it would be the perfect time to try each of the biscuits to be able to rank them.
Here's my first foray - the Cross Lanes Tudor's. I went through the drive thru and started at the top of the menu: The Ron.
So, the Ron has sausage, egg and cheese. The sausage always tends to be on the overly done side. But I realized the biscuits at this location are huge compared to the ones in downtown Charleston. So far, I like the Ron - I usually prefer sausage over bacon. But it's a large and in-charge sandwich.
In Salt Rock, West Virginia, there is another Sam's Hot Dogs location. Inside a gas station, this location serves both Sam's Hot Dogs, as well as Godfather's Pizza - and a few other odds and ends like breakfast biscuits.
At this point, I have had a lot of hot dogs, so I wanted to see what else was on their menu.
And, I was pretty happy to see onion rings, mozzarella sticks and corn dogs. Since I was driving, I figured a corn dog would be perfect. And corn dogs are fun - you don't see them every day, so I usually associate them with a fair or carnival or something.
It may have been under the heat lamp a bit long, but not bad.
Grade: B
Harts is a small town in southern West Virginia that recently found some news coverage for one of its restaurants. Creeker's Diner and Dana's Sweet Selections Bakery are a two-for-one deal. On either side of the space, there are counters. One is for the diner side, and the other is for the bakery side.
Creeker's has a diner feel with checkered floors, bright red vinyl seating and old-school car decorations. They serve up burgers, loaded fries, sandwiches and fried appetizers.
But I've heard their burgers are where it's at, so I ordered a classic with American cheese, onion, tomato, ketchup, and mayo. Plus a side of tater tots. And maybe an order of hot pepper cheese balls (I love hot pepper cheese balls!).
The burger was clearly hand-pattied and homemade. There was a great blend of spices that made it flavorful. Tater tots were good, and the hot pepper cheeseballs are always a favorite.
Then I ventured to the other side of the space to check out all the sweets.
The case was full of pastries, donuts, cream horns, cookies and small cakes. I got some cake balls that were strawberry cake AND fondant, and they were delicious.
There are even some tasty desserts from another bakery - Tammy's Custom Cookies - there. And, I tried a chocolate dipped rice krispie treat.
Grade: A
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