Betty's Restaurant

CASH ONLY. Small town diner with good food. .. hotcakes were nicely flavored. Crab cake was tasty without a bunch of filler. Ram skillet was decent.

Basic diner with great service right in town. Breakfast was good, really enjoyed the chicken and waffles. Western omelette was OK, would have liked more veggies. Our pancakes came out dry and not fluffy. Cash only.

We walked in and it was busy for the holiday weekend but staff was super friendly and sat us shortly after we walked in. It's an older place but a true gem and the food is GREAT. My husband and I are visiting from out of town and read the reviews so decided to stop by and it did not disappoint! The biscuit and sausage gravy is heavenly. The pancakes were bigger than my husband's head. You will leave here full. All of this was only $24, a steal to us! If we visit Sheperdstown again we will be back!

Ah, Betty's! As a kid, I loved Bob Evans. But decades later Bob Evans is not the Bob Evans I remember. On a recent sentimental journey to W Virginia, I gave very little thought to having breakfast at BE's. My wife and decided to check out Shepherdstown, and Betty's was exactly the nostalgic breakfast diner we were hoping to find. The atmosphere was perfect small town West Virginia, Circa 1974, complete with Kitty Wells belting out a country tune over the "wireless." The service was fast, attentive, and super friendly, even though we're definitely "northerners." The food? Again, southern perfection! From house-maid sausage gravy and fresh biscuits, to generously portioned sausage patties and bigger-than-your-plate hotcakes, this is where you need to be to stoke those southern-living memorie

I really wanted to like Betty’s — it’s a charming, old-school spot and one of the few breakfast diners in Shepherdstown — but the experience fell flat. Service was incredibly slow. A couple who arrived at the exact same time I did received their food, ate, and left before my meal even made it to the table. There was no communication or acknowledgment from the staff, just a long, awkward wait. What really concerned me, though, was that dishes were being washed right in front of everyone behind the counter by hand. The water didn’t look anywhere near hot enough to properly sanitize, and I didn’t see any sanitizing solution being used — just regular dish soap. In a restaurant setting, that’s worrisome and honestly made me nervous about getting sick. When the food finally came, it was bland