Roadtrip through Charleston, West Virginia | The Local Palate
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The Local Palate traveled to West Virginia to explore the unique culinary scene and cultural eats of this Southern mountain state. The journey began in the capital city of Charleston and continued on through Morgantown and Fayetteville, with necessary off-the-beaten-path stops along the way. In Charleston we dined in the East End neighborhood at the historic Bluegrass Kitchen and tried traditional West Virginia fare at the pool-hall turned restaurant, The Grill. We traveled up the winding curves of Bridge Road to dine at the contemporary restaurant South Hill Market & Cafe, tried chocolates, coffee, and handcut slabs of meat at the notable Capital Market, and winded down at Lola's Pizza for baked pies and sangria. Enjoy part one of West Virginia journey and follow us as we eat our way through beautiful Charleston, West Virginia. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I do love Lola’s ❤
What a great video of Charleston.I was born and raised in Charleston.It has always been a great city.
The purple onion is great but the Milton flea market is were its at
Omg,I didn't know this was in Charleston!
This is a VERY good video - so glad to see people putting together professional tourism videos for Charleston (something lacking in the past). I feel sad though when I think of "home". I'm in Georgia now and like many, left the state when the economy went bad (well, worse), and the drug and crime issues grew and healthcare quality got so much worse as well. There is so much potential there and I just really really wish that someday some outstanding people will rise up to truly lead the City to new things, and that the locals (that remain) will rise up and vote for those new leaders.
What a great video! Thanks for putting it together.
The salt wells brought my family from Nicholas County to Charleston after the Civil War. Interesting.
What a beautiful vibrant city with great cuisine.
NEBULA well Charleston cannot be half as bad as both Youngstown OH and Niagara Falls NY. I am not trying to deny that your home city doesnt have serious problems it is that it would be very hard to beat out both Youngstown and Niagara Falls on urban decline and disinvestment.
Look up the video Charleston WV 1932 and see what we used to be. Looks like Chicago!
NEBULA I shouldn’t have read this comment, I’m about to be in this area for two years, hopefully it’s not too bad haha
No not bad. Just not a booming city like we were even in the 80's. Used to have to dodge people on the sidewalks, now you can walk block an your the only one using them...
John Smith ah I see how’s the climate over there, trying to prepare what kind of clothes to buy I’ve heard different things, from humid/ rainy to pretty cold winters
Very good post The Local Palate!
5:28 looks yummy :)
Liked and subbed
Great video.
very underrated channel
I love my states food it's the best
lora smith damn right
I do too, but not everything decent is "up north" Hell Fayettvile doesn't even put slaw on their hot dogs and calls chili "sauce" blasphamy
To the locals, how has this video aged, i know WV has fallen under hard times but does this charm hold true
My wife and I are residents in Washington DC. We are desperately looking to get out of the shitty... I mean.. the city. Charleston looks so nice and appealing compared to the dumpster fire that is DC. Great video!!
Did you move to Charleston?
And lead to the future events
Watching this just now makes me real sad. All these great restaurants and people, how many are able to weather the China virus pandemic. I really hope all these places pull through.
But where are the pepperoni rolls?
I am so glad to be a resident of New York City.
ROFL
How much for the average meal?
Should’ve went to mi cocina
Hmm...
I’m wondering... does this reflect the concentration of wealth and power in Charleston?
@@rd24life
Find me a “poor” representative, bureaucrat or executive/judicial branch member there
Hell, it’s sick with lawyers
Considering the city wants to play at artsy coffee houses and fine dining, what wealth there is in WV seems to be on display at the capitol
Of course the “little ppl” don’t matter there
We’re extras in the background to color up our betters’ story
@@thecheese4255 Yours is a truly cogent analysis.
Which leads too coal the mining industry water and power
The buildings in the east end predate the capitol building? That's not that impressive--the capitol building only dates back to the 1920's. The previous on burned down. Charleston wasn't even the state's first capitol city--that was Wheeling.
Make sure your armed if going to the west side!
John Smith sounds like both Youngstown OH and Niagara Falls NY.
Our east end is worse. You should have armed police escort! lol
This is unfortunately almost true. I grew up on the West Side of Chas in the 1970s, and believe it or not, back then, it was a very desirable area to live in. Not today according to those I know who still live there. I did notice in this video the first restaurant (The Grill), had a solid steel door with steel bars that went across the two (raised) windows.
Greg Henry yeah, I live in Springhill and crime and drugs are getting terrible.
BS, Huntington is the worst
And lies on your Ohio
River
I am slow
Too bad you stayed in the northern parts of the state instead of coming to the south. We have way better food. Most is a spin on soul food.
Fayetteville's pretty south, yo