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New businesses are getting ready to open in Suncrest, including 5 Guys Burgers and Fries. The Suncrest Towne Center is filling up fast. Biafora says any investor who comes forward with a plan to put in a Dunkin Donuts with news stand has a guaranteed winner, and Biafora is seldom wrong.
I think the biggest deal is the fries from what I've heard, but the Jersey folks are certainly high on them.
The fries are huge. They can easily feed 2 people, and taste alright. When I first went there, based off your and Chris's recommendations, I bought a normal fries and a cheeseburger, which is apparently HUGE. I finished half the burger and less than half the fries before I was full. I dont even think I could finish a small burger, which is closer to a regular burger at most places, with the fries.
They offer free peanuts, and are kinda expensive for a burger so I would recommend sharing fries with another person, or eating them alone.
The burgers were not impressive. At least not to me. Try Whataburger if you like good burgers.
I'm anxious to try them out, but first up for my wife and I will be a meal at Apple Annies Restaurant in Point Marion. I keep hearing about that place and we haven't tried it yet.
Apparently Fast food restaurants, and chain franchises in general, are a big news anywhere on this forum.
From Morgantown to Charleston.
Honestly, Morgantown is not a very healthy state. Most people could do without more fast food.
I think you mean West Virginia, but I agree
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