In the Chef’s Corner: The Vault Downtown

Located in an old, historic bank lobby built in 1922, The Vault Downtown in Bluefield strives to give each of its patrons an unforgettable fine dining experience. Sitting in the center of the Bluefield Downtown Commercial Historic District, The Vault Downtown is rich in history and elegance. The space has a classic feel with black and white detailing and touches of gold throughout the restaurant, helping guests take a trip back in time to create a memorable evening out.

West Virginia Staycation Guide

West Virginia was made for social distancing. With its rolling hills, tucked away hollows and flowing rivers and streams, the terrain of the Mountain State enables residents and visitors alike plenty of room to roam and enjoy its beauty while being safely distant from others. Much like many other industries, tourism took a hit in West Virginia in 2020.

In the Chef’s Corner: The Wonder Bar Steakhouse

The Wonder Bar Steakhouse has been a Clarksburg, WV, staple for more than 70 years. The restaurant’s rich history in the community began on February 14, 1946, when John and Betty Folio first opened its doors. The establishment remained in their family for many years as new generations continued in the tradition of creating a unique dining experience that became widely loved throughout West Virginia. In 2012, Daniel Watts, Manny Alvarez and David Alvarez decided to purchase The Wonder Bar Steakhouse to keep that unique experience alive.

What’s New in West Virginia: Exploring the State’s Latest Attractions

The Mountain State has a wealth of history, scenic beauty and outdoor adventures to explore, and in 2020, there’s even more available to experience. From new accommodations on the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, which will make ATV adventures a weekend getaway, and the opening of Snowshoe Highlands, one of only 40 International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) ride centers in the world, to Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center’s $100 million renovation and expansion, the Aquatic Center at Mylan Park’s construction and Pipestem Peaks Zipline Tour, Adventure Lake and Splash Park’s grand opening, this year promises new adventures for all ages in West Virginia.

Rustic I-Do Retreats: West Virginia Wedding Venues

Many people fall in love with the Mountain State after just one visit, thanks to its natural beauty. What better way is there to say “I do” than in a rustic West Virginia venue surrounded by breathtaking views of hills and hollows? These four farm and barn properties offer the bride and groom a unique countryside location to exchange vows as well as assistance in making the day go as smoothly as possible and support in ensuring the day is as unique as Almost Heaven.

Dining Destinations: Signature Menus in the Mountain State

Whether you are looking for European-inspired fine dining, rustic outdoorsy meals to fuel up for a day of adventure, beautiful views, creative cuisine or all of the above, West Virginia’s resort restaurants have it covered. The state’s resorts work tremendously hard to give their guests—whether from just across town or from out of the state—a meal and an experience to savor.