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Family-friendly country style home-cooked food. Different daily specials every day. Just call or visit our Facebook page. We also serve various burgers and other sandwiches, fresh salads, homemade desserts, and so much more! New addition of soft-serve ice cream with many options for cones, sundaes, milkshakes, banana splits and more! Please note that as of now we serve breakfast Weds-Sun 7am-11am
Address and Contact Information
Address: 46 Oakford Ave, Richwood, WV 26261
Phone: (304) 846-0226
Website: http://www.facebook.com/The-Oakford-Diner-1787475541472791/
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It was a pretty good dinner, I got the English bun hot dogs and my boyfriend wasn’t really hungry so he just opted for a few finger foods, my only complaint is the waitress that served us kinda sarcastically asked my boyfriend “is that really what you want for dinner?” Didn’t feel joking and it wasn’t funny. She was friendlier the second time she came out though, maybe she was having a rough day.
… moreRemy T
Good food at a reasonable price in a really small town.
… moreCarrie Gould
Had breakfast here 2 mornings in a row while we were in town for a memorial service. The food was good and our waitress was fantastic! Great little restaurant.
… moreThe Doctor
Ah, The Oakford Diner. A cozy little spot with bottomless coffee, giant pancakes, and… well, a server who’s straight out of Pirates of the Caribbean.
Our waiter approached the table wearing a full-on eye patch, a bandana, and what I swear were boots that made a little clomp with every step. He slapped down our menus and said, “What be yer pleasure this mornin’?” Naturally, I thought this was a theme diner I didn’t know about, so I smiled and replied, “Ooh, I didn’t realize it was pirate-themed!”
He froze. Narrowed his one good eye at me. And, in a completely flat voice, said:
“It’s not.”
Then he leaned in closer and whispered:
“What’ll ya be havin’, matey?”
The rest of the meal continued in this strange dance: he’d throw in pirate phrases like “avast” and “yarrr” while pouring coffee, but if anyone pointed it out, he’d deny it. At one point he handed me a ketchup bottle and called it “the red treasure,” then immediately followed with, “I don’t know why I said that.”
The food? Solid diner fare—big portions, crispy bacon, fluffy eggs. But honestly, I barely noticed because I spent the whole time wondering if this was performance art, an inside joke, or just a man living his best secret pirate life.
At the end, he dropped the check and said, “May fair winds carry ye safely to the cashier.” I thanked him and said, “You are a pirate!”
He shook his head, sighed deeply, and muttered, “Everyone always says that.”
In conclusion: great food, mysterious pirate server who refuses to break character, or perhaps refuses to admit character. Either way, 10/10 would return for the high seas experience. Just don’t call him Captain.
… moreOur waiter approached the table wearing a full-on eye patch, a bandana, and what I swear were boots that made a little clomp with every step. He slapped down our menus and said, “What be yer pleasure this mornin’?” Naturally, I thought this was a theme diner I didn’t know about, so I smiled and replied, “Ooh, I didn’t realize it was pirate-themed!”
He froze. Narrowed his one good eye at me. And, in a completely flat voice, said:
“It’s not.”
Then he leaned in closer and whispered:
“What’ll ya be havin’, matey?”
The rest of the meal continued in this strange dance: he’d throw in pirate phrases like “avast” and “yarrr” while pouring coffee, but if anyone pointed it out, he’d deny it. At one point he handed me a ketchup bottle and called it “the red treasure,” then immediately followed with, “I don’t know why I said that.”
The food? Solid diner fare—big portions, crispy bacon, fluffy eggs. But honestly, I barely noticed because I spent the whole time wondering if this was performance art, an inside joke, or just a man living his best secret pirate life.
At the end, he dropped the check and said, “May fair winds carry ye safely to the cashier.” I thanked him and said, “You are a pirate!”
He shook his head, sighed deeply, and muttered, “Everyone always says that.”
In conclusion: great food, mysterious pirate server who refuses to break character, or perhaps refuses to admit character. Either way, 10/10 would return for the high seas experience. Just don’t call him Captain.
Karen Eskew
Love the food. Had lasagna 1 time large Serving and excellent, fried chicken livers great. Breakfast 1 time was really good. It’s a small local restaurant but food is excellent and the people
… moreSandra
Ur food is always great taste very good. Waitress is always helpful and very friendly. Will be back again soon
… moreUri Shatten
Outstanding food in a nice, small town feeling diner directly across from a great conversation starter… the World of Weird. If you are passing through and looking for a great place to stop, add this to your list!!
… moreBarb Diller
We were heading to Cass for the day on our vacation and stopped in for breakfast. Our waitress was so kind and attentive. The homecooking was fabulous. The portions were very generous. We both were unable to clean our plates! Great coffee in a nice big mug too! If you are considering stopping here you really won’t be sorry you did!! Don’t judge a book by its cover applies here. Looks small and old fashioned. That is just part of the charm!
Great old photos of the town on the walls and also photos of places to see and hike as well.
… moreGreat old photos of the town on the walls and also photos of places to see and hike as well.
Kaden Boice
Nice prices that what I hate most about restaurants is when they’re expensive nice cheap prices and food is good. Service is nice.
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