1600 Washington St East
Charleston, WV 25311
Phone: (304) 344-3474
Website: www.trickyfish.net
Hours:
Monday to Saturday: 11am – 10pm
Sunday: 12pm – 10pm
Wi-fi internet available.

Looking forward to chill out with a cold beer and great music at the end of the week? The Pour House Sports Bar & Grill is the place for you. Serving a wide selection of beers and drinks from around the world, there is sure to be one cold brew that suits your taste buds.
Enjoy $1.50 beers during beer nights on Wednesdays, with buckets for only $9.00 from 5pm to 9pm. Ladies can enjoy $2.00 Margaritas and $4.00 Jager Bombs during Ladies’ nights on Fridays.
Pour House is the place …

You’re spoilt for choice for eating out in Charleston, whether you’re going for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Start your day right with a filling savory Greek-style crepe from Cafe Creperi, paired with your favorite Seattle’s Best Coffee drink. Late for breakfast but still too early for lunch? Head to First Watch over at Summers Street for a hearty brunch of omelettes, pancakes or sandwiches with their best selling sides.
Treat yourself with the best Punjabi dishes in Charleston at Sitar of India. They have brought back their famous lunch-time buffet for $8.99 …

Japanese restaurants aren’t as common in Charleston, but there are a couple of great places to try Japanese Cuisine. One of these is Hibachi Japanese Steak House on RHL Boulevard.
The restaurant features counter tables that surround a center grill where the chef cooks your food right before serving. This magnificent show of culinary skill is the highlight of any dining experience in Hibachi, as well as the flavorful meat that comes straight off the grill and the tasty sushi rolls.
Hibachi Japanese Steak House
48 R H L Boulevard, Charleston, …

Considered as one of Charleston’s best kept secrets, South Hills Market and Cafe continues to charm each diner that passes through its doors. Serving breakfast, lunch dinner, there’s always something to enjoy in this cafe.
Breakfast at South Hills include “build your own omelet” that lets you customize your omelet to your liking. Lunch feature hearty soups, sandwiches and wraps that is filling and fits perfectly with the hour-long lunch break of Charleston residents. Dinner is fine dining French cuisine, with a large selection of wines and beers to go with …

Though not a homegrown eatery, First Watch is near and dear to the people of Charleston, West Virginia. This chain restaurant from Florida has charmed the locals with its light yet hearty meals served from 7am to 2:30pm.
Serving mainly breakfast, brunch and lunch meals, the First Watch is a great choice for morning meals give you the energy you need to jumpstart your day.
Their lunch sets are extremely popular, resulting to a packed restaurant and long lines every noon time. Tasty sandwiches are paired off with First Watch’s signature …

The Vandalia Grille has re-opened late last year into a tapas bar — serving savory appetizers that goes well with their selection of beers and wines. The serving size of the tapas are just right to tease your taste buds while sharing it with friends. They’re also priced reasonably so you can order several tapas for great melody of flavors.
Aside from the tapas, Vandalia Grille also serve hearty grilled hamburgers and pizzas. Among the regular’s favorites is the Aloha burger — premiumium beef patty topped with grilled pinapple slice, red …

A true Charleston landmark, Sam’s Uptown Cafe has been serving the community for 14 years. Located in downtown Charleston, this 2-storey cafe features a bar and serves a full menu starting lunch time until closing.
Owners Scott and Laura Miller made sure that Sam’s serves only the best meals and friendliest atmosphere. Locals enjoy the highly personal service they get from the staff, while visitors to the city get a taste of true Charleston hospitality. During lunch time, the cafe is filled with Charlestonian coming in for a filling meal, …

A favorite among Charleston natives and non-natives alike, Trivillian’s Pharmacy has been serving the community with its personalized pharmacy service and its soda fountain featuring old fashioned American cuisine.
Customers enjoy the care and attention given by the pharmacist, who greets people by name, and remembers their health concerns. Many have said that this is the kind of service they have enjoyed back in the day.
While waiting for your prescription, or if you’re seeking some comfort food, the soda fountain is a must try. Included in the menu are old time …

Owned by Greek couple Manoli and Aoleen Stavrulakis, Cafe Creperi gives a Greek touch to a favorite French treat. Serving both savory and sweet crepes, Cafe Creperi has a diverse menu of crepes. From breakfast crepes to light meals to dessert crepes with chocolate, homemade whipped cream and ice cream from Ellen’s, you’re sure to find a crepe that would whet your appetite and tickle your tastebuds. Each crepe is made to order, so you’re sure to get your crepe fresh off the griddle.
Among their bestsellers are Crepe de Shrimp …