Right off of I-79, Mia Margherita and Mia Market are drawing customers from around the state.
Recent Stories from the Magazine
A Great Flavor
El Gran Sabor offers an authentic bite of Venezuelan fare in small-town Elkins. Elkins in fall is postcard-worthy. Flaming foliage lines quiet streets, white fog drapes valleys and riverbanks, and piles of pumpkins and dried corn decorate doorsteps and storefronts. It is small-town America at its finest. But step into one unassuming little restaurant on Kerens Avenue, in an old…
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Cozy Up with a Cup of Joe
Leave Starbucks behind and enjoy a mug or two at some of the best coffee shops around the state. Black Dog Coffee 8001 Charles Town Road, Shenandoah Junction, blackdogcoffee.net Butter It Up 210 11th Street, #13, Huntington, butteritup.com Cathedral Café 134 South Court Street, Fayetteville, cathedralcafe.co Centre Cup Coffee 2201 Market Street, #1, Wheeling, centrecupcoffee.com The Grind 168 Willey Street,…
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The Historic George Pinkney Morgan House
The only freestanding early Morgan home left in the Monongahela River valley came within inches of demolition in the 1980s–and it has the cracked front steps to prove it. When David and Sarah Morgan moved their family west in the early 1770s from the Upper Potomac to the Monongahela River valley, they staked out a rise in a broad, squarish…
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Modern, Yet Historic
Harpers Ferry’s Stonehouse Bed & Breakfast gives guests the best of both worlds with an updated, “doily-free” old hotel and a hot meal every morning made from Grandma’s recipes. When Chris Corder decided to open Stonehouse Bed & Breakfast in historic Harpers Ferry, he asked his grandmother—a native of Valley Bend in Randolph County—for some recipes so he could fulfill…
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