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Where to eat Bar food in Cross Lanes: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Cross Lanes, West Virginia, United States. Cross Lanes is a census-designated place (CDP) and suburb of Charleston in Kanawha County, West Virginia, United States. As of the 2010 census, its population was 9,995.
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9. The Cold Spot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
The Cold Spot started in 1974 as a simple carry out for cold drinks. Over the years, we have grown to incorporate the best food you can receive.
Reviewed By mort4herd
Went for lunch with 5 others. Very quick service. I got a cheeseburger and onion rings and both were excellent. Others got wings (which appears to be their specialty) and wraps. Everyone was very satisfied with their food. All lunch meals included a drink and your choice of fries. chips or onion rings for $9. Lots of TV's. Would be great place to watch sports, eat and drink some beer. Will definitely go back!We're glad you had a good time with some good food! Come back and see us soon!
8. River's Edge Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By RutlandTreeman
Nice old building repurposed as a bar and grill. Nice atmosphere, good staff and good sandwich menu. Service was a little slow, not sure if it was the day or a regular thing. The place was hopping on a Friday early afternoon and customers of all ages were having a good time. Definitely recommend!
7. Shucker's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By bloodlinemusic
My husband and I ate here for an early Friday evening dinner. We were seated immediately since they were just opening. In fact, one of the employees told us to sit wherever we wanted. Shortly after we sat down, our waiter promptly took our drink order. It always starts things out on the right foot for us when the wait staff take time to brew a fresh pot of coffee for us without us asking. When we first looked at the menu, we almost left because the offerings were nothing special, so to speak. However, a friend told us this place serves awesome seafood and that he was a regular customer so we asked the waiter if there were any âspecialsâ not listed on the menu. He not only told us the specials but actually bragged on their food in the process, not only the taste of it but how the chef hand-cuts all the steaks they serve. Since we were in the mood for seafood, we chose the sea scallop dinner and the tuna bites appetizer. Both were delicious. One of my pet peeves is cold baked potatoes with my meal. This was not the case. My potato was hot on arrival to our table. My husband had a bowl of seafood gumbo as well which was spicy but good. Our dinner including the appetizer, water, and coffee was $78. We noticed during our meal the wait staff talking to many of the other customers as if they were old friends. We assumed they were regular customers. One of the wait staff saw some customers walking in and had glasses of tea waiting on them as they sat down at their table. We thought that was pretty cool. This restaurant feels a little more like a bar hangout than a restaurant, otherwise, weâd given it 5 stars.
6. Prime Station
Reviewed By mrkelley23
We visited on a Friday night for a late supper (for us). Got there shortly before 9:00, and the place was so brightly lit up that we commented on it. At 9:00, though the lights went out (we had to use our phones light to see the menu) and shortly after that, the local color came in. We felt like we were in a Charlie Daniels song. The food was only okay -- the chicken wings were good quality, and not seeing in sauce like some places have, and the onion rings were tasty. The rest of the things we tried -- pretzels with beer cheese, grilled cheese sandwich, and what they were calling bang bang shrimp -- ranged from bad to average. Seven beers on tap, and a pretty sparse selection of liquors at the bar. Prices were reasonable, and staff were friendly. If we ever went back, we would make sure to be gone by 9.
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5. Cold Spot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By 411lesleyt
This was probably the worst Wendy's I've ever patronized. The staff appeared to be too busy fratnernizing to get our order correct. Three times I pointed out items missing. Fries were cool and incredibly salty (which is saying something because I love salt!). Drink machine was down. Bathroom was so disgusting I chose to "hold it".
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4. Barnyard Bbq
Overall Ratings
3 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By 925matthewp
Wings were good but a little greasy and overly saucy. Meat entree was decent. Disappointed with the coupon ordeal though. Had a $6 off an entree coupon but waitress told us, after the fact, that wings didnât count as an entree (the $20 wings we ordered were more than any other entree). Only reason we ate here was for the coupon. Frequent guest but may not be back.
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3. Buffalo Wild Wings
Overall Ratings
3 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Dubec1
Had a southwest appetizer and a beer. Food was good, beer a little pricey for a draft. My wife was very cold . They had the air conditioning going. We where traveling, so it was very nice to get in and out quick. Ate in the bar, love all the TV's. Service was good and fast.
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2. WV Brick Oven Bistro
Reviewed By traveltool4U
This little gem is almost in our backyard, really. For some reason we never got around to trying it out so finally stopped in today. Boy, what we have been missing! Wonderful brick oven pizza, also tried the beer cheese and pretzels that were great. I've heard the burgers are amazing, and they have an unbelievable selection of craft beers. The wait staff is marvelous helping each other take care of their tables, and the owner mosied by our table to say hello and make sure everything was good. Will definitely be back and probably quite frequently!
1. TGI Fridays
Overall Ratings
3 based on 109 reviews
In Manhattan in 1965, there was no place where people could go out to meet friends and make new ones in an environment that was at once both relaxed and yet exciting. Then, Alan Stillman opened Fridays as a way, he said, "to meet Pan Am stewardesses." Sud
Reviewed By F2905PTkarens
We live local, so my husband and I eat at this TGIFridays fairly often and always enjoy our meal. Order anything with the Jack Danielâs Whiskey Sauce and you canât go wrong!! They have delicious broccoli with lemon too!! The staff are always friendly and make frequent returns to the table for drink refills, etc. I definitely recommend eating here if youâre in the area.
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