Don't ask why, but I have to be in Huntington this weekend, and was wondering a good place to go to watch the WVU/OK St game that has good beer, decent food, and atmosphere. Or, should I just go to Barboursville?
Need advice Marshall fans
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I'm not a Marshall fan but I live in the Huntington area; Buffalo Wild Wings behind the Huntington Mall, located in Barboursville, is probably your best bet. Next would be Fat Pattys located on 3rd Avenue next to 20th Street.
As long as you sit at the bar.
At 3:30 it won't be a problem
What about Rooster's?
Good atmosphere, big bar, some people don't like the food, service can be slow at times, but if you're there to watch an entire football game, it's not a problem.
I doubt HOF will want to put WVU on. On the other hand, if they feel we'll lose it could be SRO...Food is better at HOF I think
They will probably have it on and there will probably be a couple of herd fans rooting for Oklahoma State.
If you are already in town and have transportation, make a visit to Ritter Park this evening for a nice stroll through a pretty park or make a visit to Heritage Station for a nice selection of Craft beers.
I doubt HOF will want to put WVU on. On the other hand, if they feel we'll lose it could be SRO...
Nah it'll be on until 7:30, just hope it's off by then or game is in hand
Nah it'll be on until 7:30, just hope it's off by then or game is in hand
Kickoff is at noon.
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