
The Vagabond Kitchen is the Ohio Valley’s premier location for fresh, delicious, and innovative quality food. Matt Welsch, the Vagabond Chef, has a lifetime of experiences on the road and in the kitchen that he and his passionate staff want to share with you. Vagabond Kitchen is in the heart of beautiful downtown Wheeling and showcases the best of the area’s art, culture, and food. Currently open for dinners and Sunday brunch, Vagabond features fresh salads, house-made soups, award-winning chili, and delicious desserts. Vagabond offers high-quality incarnations of the food you’re used to, as well as carefully crafted cuisine that’s mouth-wateringly unique.
Locally owned gastropub serving up New American plates, craft brews & cocktails in relaxed environs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1201 Market St, Wheeling, WV 26003
Phone: (304) 905-6173
Website: https://thevagabondkitchen.com/
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Reviews
The Chiliquilias were a fantastic surprise!
My wife ordered haluski. The menu says it came with egg noodles, but the meal didn’t have any noodles when served.
The atmosphere was dead. We were there at 5:30 and there were only two other parties.
Service was fine, but with a slim crowd, it took our good longer than expected. The waitress did her best, but she was put in a tough position having to tell us multiple items were unavailable. She also told us the chef had to leave in an hour so we should get our order in quickly.
We didn’t get wine because we were underaged. We still had to pay for it. The appetizer was jalapeño popper. They were so spicy that it wasn’t enjoyable and the bacon was so fatty that you couldn’t eat it and it was served over a bed of warm lettuce. My boyfriend got the Grilled Chicken, loaded brussel sprouts, and rice. The chicken was dry, brussel sprouts were mushy, and the rice was mediocre. I got the steak, asparagus, and loaded baked potato. The steak was just a fatty piece. I cut it apart trying to find a good piece. I found maybe about 1/8 of the steak that had no fat on it. It was terribly over seasoned. The asparagus was mediocre and the basked potato had more sour cream than potato.
I accidentally spilt my drink and i had to clean it up on my own. I was sat by a window with cold air barreling out of it. I also had to wait 1 hour for the food. I tried to let all that slip away and be positive to make tonight a good night, but it was difficult.
I expressed to the manager that i felt that over $100 for this meal didn’t seam reasonable. She expressed to me that I knew what I was walking into and it wasn’t their fault. They offered 10% off of the meal. I got $4 off the entire meal…
When we got home we tried the lemon curd cake. It was hard. The bottom was overcooked. I called to complain again and they told me that they were too busy to talk. I’m just so frustrated that i had to spend $98 on a meal that wasn’t even worth $50… and then was told it was my fault. Absolutely Ridiculous.
The burger I ordered didn’t have the bacon on it and this was one of the items that I wasn’t notified that they lacked ingredients of.The fries that the burger came with were amazing though. My fiancée thought her food was okay but nothing special. On the final bill I was also charged with a fountain drink when I got water but I only noticed after I paid so my mistake that I missed it, but ideally it never would have been there.
I don’t think I would go back, but assuming they had everything in stock and was fully staffed in the front and the back, I would recommend it to someone in the area.
We also dined in on a Sunday for brunch and the service was not great either.