CHARLESTON, #West Virginia (July 13, 2015) – Wild, Wonderful West Virginia today kicked off West Virginia Restaurant Week with the release of its “101 Unique Places to Dine” guide at the Capitol Market in Charleston, the Bavarian Inn in Shepherdstown, Later Alligator in Wheeling, Forks Inn in Elkins, Café Cimino in Sutton, Secret Sandwich Society in Fayetteville, Poky Dot in Fairmont, North End Tavern and Brewery in Parkersburg, and Parkway Drive-In in Logan. The guide features locally owned and operated restaurants that were chosen by public vote as favorite places to eat. The launch coincided with the rollout of the Real. Campaign’s newest vignette which features Braxton and Lewis counties.
“Wild, Wonderful West Virginia is home to a wonderful and diverse selection of culinary experiences–from down-home favorites and craft brews to international cuisine and artisan wines,” Commissioner of Tourism Amy Shuler Goodwin said. “This week, we celebrate Real. Mountain Flavor with West Virginia Restaurant Week and the launch of a new edition of the ‘101 Unique Places to Dine’ guide.”
The dining guide launch coincides with West Virginia Restaurant Week, July 13-19, as proclaimed by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin. Participating restaurants will offer selected specials for the duration of Restaurant Week. To view specials, visitwww.GoToWV.com/WVEats.
Company’s Comin’ Murray’s Downhome Diner 4650 George Washington Hwy. Rt. 50, Tunnelton 26444 304-892-3807 Known for buttermilk pancakes, fresh homemade biscuits and apple dumplings.
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