Hamburgers, hotdogs and other homecooked dishes like baked steak and spaghetti are in the offer, with special dishes available only on certain days of the week. The restaurant is open from 10am to 8pm, Mondays to Saturdays. The restaurant is closed on Sundays.

Behind the Mound is located at 244 7th Avenue in South Charleston, WV.

Customers can come in to savor Frütcake’s sumptuous cookies, sticky buns, scones, muffins, pies and cheesecakes. The Marsha ensures that there’s something to suit everyone’s diet and preference — there are pastries that are vegan, vegetarian and diabetic friendly.

You can wash it all down with Frütcake’s choice selection of coffees. The organic coffee from Grounds for Change feature in all of the shop’s brewed, lattes, cappuccinos and espressos.

Frütcake
1599-A Washington St East
Charleston, WV 25311
Website: www.frutcake.net

Hours:
Monday – Friday: 7am to 2pm

Angela Blough uses her grandmother’s recipes, which has been kept in the family for generations. She makes the dough herself, mixing and kneading the ingredients daily at 8 o’clock in the morning. Once the dough has risen, she and her employees take portions to make the dough for their thin-crust pizzas, strombolis, calzones and pepperoni rolls. Servings in the pizzeria are huge: the strombolis, calzones and pepperoni rolls use the same amount of dough as a 12-inch pizza. For those who wish to veer from the usual toppings, Piro Pizzeria offers anchovies and homemade meatballs in their pizza.

Since it opened in August 2009, Piro Pizzeria has gained its regular following. Originally opened only for lunch through dinner, the pizzeria now opens at 7:30am, serving breafast of coffee, muffins and scones.

Piro Pizzeria
5707 Maccorkle Avenue
Charleston, WV 25387
Phone: (304) 925-1120
Fax: (304) 925-1220
Website: www.piropizzeria.com

Hours
Monday – Thursday: 7:30am – 8:00pm
Friday: 7:30am – 9:00pm
Saturday: 11:00am – 9:00pm

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 per person. Curry too exotic for you? Try something closer to home at Cilantro’s where you can build your own taco or burrito with the ingredients you want.

Reward yourself after a hard day’s work with a sumptuous dinner at some of Charleston’s best and finest restaurants. Favorites among locals include the Bridge Road Bistro and Laury’s at the old C&O Rail Depot. Rather relax with some comfort food, great conversation and good music? Head instead to Sam’s Uptown Cafe where there’s a band playing every night.

You shouldn’t miss the homegrown favorites, of course. Trivillian’s Pharmacy and Soda Fountain over at 35th street is an old fashioned drug store that serves the best West Virginia Hot Dog while you’re waiting for your prescription. Ready for dessert? Indulge with a scoop of two of Ellen’s Ice Cream, the undisputed best ice cream in Charleston boasting of home grown flavors made only of the finest ingredients.

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, WV
Phone: (304) 746-5560

Hours: Tuesdays to Sunday, 5pm – 10pm

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 your entree of choice.

South Hills Market and Cafe brings cosmopolitan dining in Charleston. It’s a perfect choice when you’re looking for a great value for money meals.

South Hills Market and Cafe
1010 Bridge Rd. Charleston, WV 25314.
Phone: (304) 345-2585
Fax: (304)345-2587

Hours:
Tuesday: 7am – 6:30pm (No dinner service Tuesdays)
Wednesday – Friday: 7am to 11pm
Saturday: 8am – 11pm
Closed Sundays and Mondays

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 marinated salad, First Watch Potatoes® (a favorite among potato and french fries lovers) and fresh fruits to top off the meal or cleanse the palate. You can also have it with a bowl of hot soup instead.

Looking for a new place to try in Charleston or just craving for something familiar? Head on down to First Watch over at Summers street.

First Watch
164 Summers Street, Charleston, WV 25301
Phone: (304) 343-3447
Website: www.firstwatch.com

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 and green onions, green leaf lettute with a teriyaki glaze for $5.99. Another must-try is the restaurant’s sweet potato fries: crispy on the outside, and creamy soft sweet potato inside. The fries comes with two dips for $3.99.

If you’re in the mood to try out new flavors in the company of friends, head to the new Vandalia Grille.

Vandalia Grille
212 Hale Street, Charleston, WV
Phone: (304) 343-4110
Website: http://www.indulgerestaurants.com/vandaliagrille

Hours: 11:30 am – 2:30 pm, 5pm onwards