50 East

Nice atmosphere. Good service. Good location in town. Parking no problem. Lots of choices on the menus. Sports talked here. Lots of golf flags from hole 18 on famous courses.

We always get really good service and food here. Staff is friendly and food always fresh

This is a nice little bar and grill with a pretty varied menu. I had a very good cheeseburger with a side salad with a delicious balsamic vinaigrette here and the man had a veggie pizza that he totally enjoyed.
We were seated promptly and our orders were taken in good time. But… they lose a half point because our waitress just seemed so bored with her job and lacked any real personality. Maybe it was just a long day, but when your tips are dependent on your demeanor, you put on your game face. She wasn’t bad, she got everything right, but she needs to up her game.
Pitchers of beer were reasonably priced and the beer was fresh. Te restaurant is clean and it feels very cozy inside. We wouldn’t hesitate to go back, there is plenty on the menu yet to explore.

I go with a couple regular guests who tip well so to me the service is always great. I’m not a wing connoisseur but these are the best and biggest wings I’ve ever had. If you ask for extra spicy mango habanero wings, they still are kinda wussy (compared to bw3). The pizzas are also delicious.

Went there with my wife and teenage daughters. Casual, clean and decent atmosphere. The waitress was nice and attentive.
Food: the pizza was thin crusted and the large is more like a medium, so guys should order a larger. The pizza was very good. I ordered hot wings, crispy. The wings were horrible not because of the flavor, but they are heavily breaded, which I did not know, and the breeding held too much grease and sauce, and they just weren’t very good. I would definitely go back again. Nothing fancy, just a good place to eat.

Alright food was way better when they first open seem like now the cooks don’t put pride in to their food anymore. Serves is ok but could improve.

Food was kinda slow coming out. However wings and pizza were great. Steak and burger was good. If you are looking for a little clean, nice place to eat, I would recommend 50 East as an option.

The layout and interior of the restaurant are inviting if a but generic (think sports bar trying to be a bit upscale) so things looked pretty promising walking in and I was promptly greeted by the bartender. However, I tried to order an old fashioned with rye and not only did the bartender not seem aware of what this drink entailed he wasn’t sure if they had rye and kept holding up bottles of Bourbon to ask me, I kid you not, if they were rye. None were. Later he explained he normally is kitchen staff actually. Still, not a good sign at all.
I ordered the pecan encrusted chicken which actually was very tasty. The chicken came with rice, not a rice pilaf but plain white rice. Wild rice would have been better. None of the staff seemed very on top of their game at all and for a restaurant so near the Greenbrier I was surprised at the amateurish impression the front of house staff exuded. Though the chicken itself was quite good I would not return. Much like the Asylum in Lewisburg this restaurant comes off as a good idea but with poor or under-​trained staff. The prices were high enough that for the portions they are clearing a decent profit and for that they really should have their act together more. I don’t blame the dude tending bar though nearly as much as whomever put him there if he normally works the kitchen.

Food was good, service lacked but probably cause when I went there we moved from the bar area to an outside table and the waitress had to find us. The tables outside are all wobbly. I felt like she didn’t want to worry about her customers moving cause she was content to serving them in one spot. But I didn’t pay a dime for the meal.

Ate here on a Sunday afternoon. Nice location and décor. Chef was loud and making a scene, arguing with staff. Food was decent, somewhat overpriced (especially the brick oven pizza). May give it one more try.

Decent food. The service is hit and miss, but they do seem to try hard. I went with a large group and it was pretty enjoyable.

Terrible service.
Go to the Mason Jar instead.
Can’t speak to the food. We never ordered. We waited 30 mins before walking out. They didn’t seem to mind.
Awful.

Food is always good. The service isn’t the best as it is slow, even when the restaurant isn’t busy. My sandwich order usually comes with the stuff I don’t want. Salads are good, but I wish the kitchen would chop the lettuce into bite size pieces. Would have given it more stars but the service makes me not want to come very often.

Nice clean friendly place that serves healthy portions of your favorite meal. I had some delicious fried oysters and my wife enjoyed her pecan crusted chicken. The server was helpful and friendly. Good prices. I am looking forward to a return trip tonight.

Stopped by on our way home from The Homestead Resort. Went into White Sulpher Springs with the intentions of eating at another local restaurant, but they were closed. Decided to stop here. Good decision. I ordered the wings and oyster po’ boy sandwich. My wife ordered the Chef Salad. The wings were GREAT, the sandwich was good, the oysters were a little under cooked for my liking. My wife enjoyed the salad with ranch dressing. We will definitely stop in there again. I would highly recommend this restaurant if you are ever in the area.

One of the bear places to eat in the area. Awesome wings, great service. Very friendly.

The pizza rocks. The wings looked good. Short walk from The Greenbrier into town. Clean and large place with plenty of seating and large wrap around bar. Def try the desserts. You won’t be sorry!

My mentor came out of hibernation last night and we went out to dinner with 2 other friends. I’d never been here before (not a big surprise since I’ve gone out to eat uh…6 times this year, the 6^th time was here), but holy eff!
You should try the signature wings. :D I shared a honey garlic platter with my friend (I’m on my stupid diet, but rest assured, once the competition’s over, I am coming back here for happy hour to stuff my face with more wings) and got a salad with grilled chicken. The food was super good and our server was friendly/​attentive.
Prices were prettyyy fair for the proportions, but I’d rather come back for happy hour (M-​F from 4 – 7 p.m., I believe!) next time because I hear it all becomes half off! :O!
Stays open til 2 a.m. most nights, I think!

Local spot with great food.

Just ordered the smokehouse chicken pasta with bacon. No bacon when I got home and all they could say was sorry! Even though I paid for the bacon there was no discount or apology. Pretty poor for a restaurant.