Tamarack The Best

Horrible Lunch

Average Rating

20

Stopped for lunch and was expecting a good meal.....Really disappointed. Fried green tomatoes were really stewed, not fried. Trout was supposed to be fried, but was cold and soggy. Definitely a not recommend. Save your money and go to Fast Food if in the area.

Posted by Richard N on July 03, 2016. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

A Must Visit Place

Average Rating

100

Great food, amazing items at every booth. No one should pass this site by. There is just so much to see that you could spend all day there.

Posted by Dorothy L on July 03, 2016. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Nice Meal

Average Rating

80

The restaurant at tamarack is a hidden gem of sorts. The food is alittle pricy, but well worth it. The fried green tomato sandwich is too die for!

Posted by Stewart101 on July 03, 2016. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Great reason to get out of the car

Average Rating

80

On our way home from a beach trip, we were hungry and ready to stretch our legs. And so we visited Tamarack! All 5 of us appreciated a walk around the visually pleasing and interesting place (but goodness, the prices for artisan items are out of sight and we aren't cheap). We especially enjoyed our meals--pot pies, tacos, bbq, and...

Posted by Cady S on July 03, 2016. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Great local food

Average Rating

100

We enjoyed West (by God) Virginia cuisine cooked by locals in the loveliest "food court" environment you are ever going to find. Surrounded by fine craftsmen and crafts women plying their crafts and selling their wares.

Posted by Roger T on July 03, 2016. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

\"Tamarack is the nation's first statewide collection of handmade craft, art and cuisine showcasing The Best of West Virginia.\" Here you will find such items as wood-carved tables, glass-blown decanters, pottery, Appalachian quilts, canned preserves, and regional specialty foods. Visitors can also enjoy live performances, craft demonstrations, and the Governor Hulett C. Smith Theater. Tamarack

Posted on December 25, 2012. Brought to you by yahootravel.

This exhibition of all things West Virginia showcases the arts, crafts, culture and cuisine of a very diverse and interesting state. You'll find hand-carved furniture, pottery, Appalachian quilts, regional specialty foods, and a schedule of theatrical and musical performances and craft demonstrations. Tamarack's food court serves everything from sandwiches and salads to complex entrees and...

Posted on October 23, 2008. Brought to you by 10best.