Restaurants near Lanark Station Historical

My friend and I went to the circus and ate at Brick's and Barrels afterwards. I'm so very glad we chose to eat there and not somewhere else we were thinking about. Service was great and it looks awesome inside. Our meals were absolutely delicious!!!! I got the Mediterranean Chicken and she got the pork chop. We both love our meals and would definitely go back.

This bar was special. Loved the cocktails and pie- both very tasty. There was so much effort and thought put into each detail of the rooms and cocktails.

Surprisingly Classy and well done and comfortable.

Making reservations was simple. Atmosphere was lovely. Quiet, clean and the porch view was beautiful. All staff was polite and extremely accommodating. The food was excellent (specifically breakfast) only had dinner once and it was wonderful (disaster were put of the apple desert) but there were others to choose from that were delicious

If you are going to New River Gorge National Park (and you definitely should), there is only one premier restaurant in Fayetteville (called The Gaines Estate) and one premier restaurant 25 minutes north in Summersville (The Vault). We strongly encourage anyone visiting this area to give your business to both restaurants since their prices are reasonable and the food a cut above (way above) the burgers and pizza you will get at other restaurants. The Vault's atmosphere is superb - located in the heart of downtown in a refurbished, historic bank building with a large bank vault (hence the name) dominating the first floor, high ceilings, and white linens on the tables. The vegeteble flat bread was outstanding; the wine selection very good (which is saying alot for this area); and the service very efficient and friendly. We enjoyed chicken piccata with angel hair pasta and a filet mignon with asparagus and a baked potato. Both of these restaurants cannot survive without strong tourist traffic - the local community cannot sustain them (as evidenced by both conversation we enjoyed and number of people dining). Do future travelers a big favor and keep these two restaurants alive.