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Old 06-29-2009, 03:27 PM
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Default Good Home-Cooking Restaurants in Princeton

Going to a family reunion in Princeton around Labor Day and I was wondering if there were any good cafes in and around Princeton that featured home-cooking. Most of my relatives there are gone or too old for me to ask them to cook for me. I know there are chain restaurants there, I've been to them. I'd like to find something serving WVa cuisine.

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For home cooking, you'll have to look on the back roads well outside the town lines of such places as Princeton. Many are cleverly hidden inside what appears to be a convenience store. In the hills, we call em hillbilly markets. That's where the really good WV food is to be found.
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For home cooking, you'll have to look on the back roads well outside the town lines of such places as Princeton. Many are cleverly hidden inside what appears to be a convenience store. In the hills, we call em hillbilly markets. That's where the really good WV food is to be found.
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Any specific places around Mercer County, or on the way to Peterstown?
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Can't help ya there, I'm not familiar enough with the surrounding areas.
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Don't know if this helps any, but it's a list of restaurants. I see they have a Texas restaurant, so maybe you'll get a chance to see what REAL Texas food tastes like. Local Flavor Dining in Mercer County West Virginia - Mercer County CVB
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Check out Brandon's up by Pipestem State Park. Best ribs I've ever ate.
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Don't know if this helps any, but it's a list of restaurants. I see they have a Texas restaurant, so maybe you'll get a chance to see what REAL Texas food tastes like. Local Flavor Dining in Mercer County West Virginia - Mercer County CVB
REAL Texas food.......surely you jest.

I never heard of a chicken-fried steak till I moved to Texas.

Thanks all, I see a couple possibilities. If there are more I'd appreciate it.
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If you're out and about, up Route 20...

The Diary Queen in Hinton is reputed to have one of the best West Virginia-style hot dogs in the state.
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I think I have been there a few times, or at least something like it. It was next to the New River, and VERY scenic.
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Yep, that's the one, across from downtown Hinton. If you sit in the lower dining room, you're right out over the water. As I recall, a lot broader menu than your typical DQ.
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