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Angry Frenchman Cafe offers hip lunch spot at PendletonPAUL SEBERThttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/features/2012+0209_restaurant+profile2012-02-09T00:00:00-05:00
<p>ASHLAND -- Hidden within the Pendleton Art Center lies one of the hippest lunch spots in downtown Ashland. First opening last November, The Angry Frenchman Cafe is a sandwich shop serving an assortment of pita pockets, croissants sandwiches and deli sandwiches. Despite the "angry" name, the diner has a low-key atmosphere with colorful chairs and tie-dyed table cloths. </p>
Carolina Barbecue serves up favorite flavorsPAUL SEBERThttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/features/2012+0202_restaurant2012-02-02T14:30:10-05:00
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HUNTINGTON -- Before opening his own restaurant in the summer of 2010, Shawn Stowers decided to take a little road trip. He visited Lexington, N.C., the town that proclaims itself to be the "Barbecue Capitol of the World."</p>
Famous Frank’s eatery opens at MarshallBy PAUL SEBERTurn:uuid:bf42bc1c-6088-4540-8b07-9ab7c40f4eca2012-01-25T22:10:12-05:00
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HUNTINGTON — Marshall University students and employees have a new place to grab a snack.</p>
Black Sheep adds weekend brunchPAUL SEBERThttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/features/2012+0119_restaurant+profile2012-01-19T00:00:00-05:00
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HUNTINGTON -- Since opening its doors in September Black Sheep Burrito and Brews has established a name for itself in downtown Huntington as a restaurant/bar with an eclectic menu, live music and a wide selection of craft beers.</p>
Thai House offers up spicy, savory cuisinePAUL SEBERThttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/entertainment/2012+0105_restaurant+profile2012-01-05T00:00:00-05:00
<p>HUNTINGTON -- With winter weather finally blowing down on Huntington, a good way to warm up might be a plate of spicy curry or Pad Thai noodles. </p>
Old Village Roaster continues unique coffee traditionPAUL SEBERTurn:uuid:57966521-2af4-4bfc-af09-4f6494d175922011-12-29T09:38:55-05:00
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HUNTINGTON — Established in 1995 the Old Village Roaster has been a labor of love for owners Vicky and Pete Cooper.</p>
Joe Muggs fills bookstore coffee cravingsPAUL SEBERThttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/entertainment/2011+1222_restaurant+profile2011-12-21T19:30:43-05:00
<p>BARBOURSVILLE -- Few shopping districts were as shaken up by the fall of the once popular chain of Borders Bookstores than the Huntington Mall. </p>
Diner offers old-fashioned favorite eatsPAUL SEBERThttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/entertainment/2011+1215_restaurant+profile2011-12-14T23:50:43-05:00
<p>HUNTINGTON -- It's harder to get much more old-school than Cam's Ham. </p>
Big Sandy Arena adds Pig Pit as a new arena food vendor2011/The Herald-Dispatchurn:uuid:9e71e8aa-c02a-4390-8cea-06b404c065f52011-12-13T10:43:11-05:00
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HUNTINGTON — Patrons at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena will now have more options when dining in at a show. Crowd favorites, Midway Drive-In and Rick’s Lemonade will be joined by Pig Pit this December.</p>
Tre Fratelli offering Italian fare in AshlandPAUL SEBERThttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/entertainment/2011+1208_restaurant+profile2011-12-08T00:00:00-05:00
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ASHLAND -- If the name Tre Fratelli sounds somewhat familiar, it might be for a reason. Co-owners William Robinson and Misael Nunez own a successful Mexican restaurant called Tres Hermanos. Both restaurant's names translate to mean three brothers. The new Italian restaurant opened in Meade Station Plaza in the former home of Rajah's Family Restaurant.</p>