Small towns all over the mountain state often have a hometown restaurant everyone remembers – and still considers a go-to place for a nostalgic trip to the past while eating food that hasn’t changed in decades. In Mercer County, that would be Lynn’s – reportedly the only drive-in still open in this entire West Virginia county (according to the Mercer County CVB).
Anytime you're passing through Bluefield on Route 19, a short four-mile detour north will land you at the doorstep of this iconic eatery that first opened way back in 1950.
From their hot dogs that everyone is simply wild about, to their shakes and fried pickles (and more!) Lynn's cooks up a flavorful storm of delicious American fare — and has done so for going on 70 years.
Whether you want to eat in your car (and order from there too) or claim one of the many tables outside, you're sure to love getting the whole gang together and visiting this nostalgic and delicious eatery in Southern West Virginia.
Lynn’s Drive-In is located 4.5 miles north of Bluefield, West Virginia. The address is 3705 Coal Heritage Rd., Bluewell, WV 24701. It’s open seven days a week: Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m., and Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m.
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