Grandview Diner - Beaver

This little diner is staying busy. The food is great. A great option as opposed to fighting the crowds and the traffic on Harper road. The convenience store next door has a habit of keeping restrooms clean and the store is well stocked. If I had to travel through the Beckley area on I-64 this is a much better stopping point for a meal and gas. Especially for a family or a woman traveling alone.Kid-friendliness: Ice cream parlor and Pizza oven just installed next to the restaurant making this the perfect family restaurant stop. The pizza is really good.

Small in size, large in hospitality and excellent food.

This place is such a cool little hole In the wall! Great food! Great prices! Highly

While on the way to see the Grandview, it was only right to stop by the diner with the same name for a quick lunch before our hike. And pleasantly, we enjoyed ourselves here.The Food: Food was great! I went with a cup of chili as an appetizer and a Cheeseburger with chips as my main entree. The cup of chili was pretty good, great ratio between meat and beans. The burger was cooked perfectly as well, tender and juicy with some fresh toppings.The Service: Service was amazing! The staff were so friendly and welcoming. Orders were brought out in a timely manner and there were frequent table check ups as well!The Atmosphere: The diner was nice, very clean on the inside and there was a decent amount of seating available. The diner is connected to the ice cream shop next door as well, so there is also additional seating there.Overall, a 5/5! Absolutely enjoyed our time here. The food was great and the service made it even better. I'd recommend stopping by and supporting this local, family-owned diner.

(Dixieland Delight by Alabama playing in the background as we begin) A few folks have asked me if I 've tried the hot dogs from Grandview Diner. Well, I tried them and fried green tomatoes at the Grandview Restaurant in Spencer years ago. However, there 's also a Grandview Diner in Beaver. Today, I jumped at the opportunity to mark another restaurant off my list. Before going, you must know that the new menu they have on Facebook is not the newest menu. I like to plan ahead, so I had already decided on two hot dogs and onion petals before I walked in. To my dismay, onion petals have now been replaced by a $9 onion ring tower, and that 's way too much for this ol ' gal to handle. Also, they raised the price of hot dogs. I scoured the new new menu quickly and discovered they had fried green tomatoes. That 's a little treasure you don 't see too often. Five slices for around $9. I thought it was a little steep for a place playing Lynyrd Skynyrd and Charlie Daniels in the background, but I do love some maters, so I decided to give them a whirl. Side note, I have no issue with country and southern rock. However, music sets a certain ambiance for a restaurant. Those prices were a little steep for the Devil Went Down to Georgia vibes the diner projects. I paid around 19 bucks for a pop, one hot dog, and tomatoes. It wasn 't bad food. The hot dog had a nice slaw. It was sweet, just like my mawmaw used to make. The chili had a good flavor. They only sell English dogs, by the way. I like English dogs, so that wasn 't a big issue with me. Unfortunately, I wasn 't a huge fan of the maters. I thought they lacked flavor and were kind of mushy. I felt a little let down. I expected them to be better for the price and also because folks had recommended them. Would I go back? Nah. I can mark this one off the list. I kinda wish I had gone to Olive Garden, lol. The Never Ending Pasta Bowl special would have been cheaper, and I 'd actually know what I 'm getting.