Stuart's Smokehouse & Seafood

Atmosphere was great, staff was friendly just not enough people took 30 plus minutes just to get appetizers. My biggest complaint is cleanliness, my brother ordered food I just drank beer after looking around and going to the bathroom ......there's no way I was eating there. Won't be back unless they REALLY do some cleaning on the place your arms shouldn't stick to the table

We went here with high hopes. Drove over 1 1/2 hrs for my birthday dinner. Let me start by saying my boyfriend liked his food. We were told they didn't have Brisket, Bone In Chicken Wings or Crab Dip. He thought the pulled pork was good along with the French fries. Portion size was good. I however was disappointed in my meal. I ordered a steam pot with Crab legs and shrimp. It was to come with potatoes and corn. The Crab legs were good. The shrimp over cooked. The potatoes were not the usual boiled salt potato or little round potatoes but deep fried chunks of potato. This for me was disappointing. We did order dessert which was listed as Deep Fried Cheesecake. Presentation was good but when we cut into it, it had a brown colored cream which when we asked about it, we were told it was som

I wish I could rate this place zero stars. We shoulda known better from the reviews. But we do like to give these little local places a chance... so, jokes on us this time! Our order consisted of a steam pot, fried shrimp & crab cakes. Let's begin with the pot, shall we! My family ate the crab leg- literally one. The shrimp was cold as could be and gross, the corn was disgusting and freezer burnt, and the potatoes were fried! In a boil! Strange, right! Thankful so, because they were edible. Crab cakes were burnt to a f'n crisp! See photo! They might could have been decent if it wasn't for that. Now the fried "shrimp!!!" I cannot remember how many came on the plate, maybe 6-8... they were butterflied. And the absolute worse things I've ever put in my mouth! I can't even describe them for yo

Visited Stuart's Smokehouse on New Years Eve. There was an entry fee of 10 dollars per person. I didn't ask if that was common or only for the holiday. The food was decent. My SO and I got the pulled pork and brisket sandwiches. Fries were a separate charge. There were quite a few regular patrons and a lack of waitresses so it was a longer visit than expected. Finally, we get to the atmosphere. It was welcoming and everyone was polite. Definitely a unique West Virginian experience.

My husband and I got married at Stuart's six years ago and we came back on the 4th of July 2019 to celebrate. The food was as great as I remembered... And hats off to the wonderful lady who took care of us, Ebony. She is so delightful and phenomenally good at her job...she made our return trip to Stuart's the best ever!