Not many mom and pop restaurants in West Virginia (or anywhere!) can boast of having more than 10,000 Facebook followers, but the following unique eatery certainly can! Appropriately named, Bluegrass Kitchen is an eclectic offering that pairs a restored circa 1920s dining room with delicious and healthy American fare and live music.
The beautiful restaurant features exposed brick walls, oak floors, and a pressed tin ceiling adorned with a crystal chandelier.
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And let’s not forget the stage or the live sounds of Bluegrass and Jazzgrass.
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Or the flavorful food from a menu that brings together ingredients naturally sourced from West Virginia and the Appalachians, whenever possible.
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The menu dishes up a wide variety of American fare with items to fit just about everyone’s taste.
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From burgers to meatloaf, chicken, pot pies, and more, including regular specials (like soft shell crab, and salmon), you’re sure to come back for seconds — and soon!
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What’s more: this lively little restaurant is located only two short blocks from the Capitol.
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For a come-as-you are (even in bright red boots!) dining adventure in the Mountain State, head to Bluegrass Kitchen in Charleston!
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Did you know about this Bluegrass restaurant in West Virginia? We’d love to know!
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Bluegrass Kitchen is located at 1600 Washington St. E, Charleston, WV 25311. It’s open seven days a week. The hours are Monday through Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday (beginning with brunch) from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Sunday (for brunch) from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Learn more on their official website – and join the 10,000 people who already follow their Facebook page!
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