Location: Bellaire
Top Restaurants in Bellaire
Top Things to do in Bellaire
- 1. Suspension Bridge
- 2. Escape Zone
- 3. Archive of the Afterlife: The National Museum of the Paranormal
- 4. West Virginia Penitentiary
- 5. Toy and Plastic Brick Museum
- 6. Grand Vue Park
- 7. Imperial Glass Museum
- 8. The Bellaire House
- 9. The Kruger Street Toy & Train Museum
- 10. Wheeling Island Racetrack and Gaming Center
Top 10 restaurants in Bellaire, United States
Bellaire is a village in Belmont County, Ohio, United States. It is part of the Wheeling, West Virginia Metropolitan Statistical Area, and Wheeling is across the Ohio to the east. The population was 4,278 at the 2010 census, having had its peak in 1920. The city is located along the Ohio River.
Things to do in Bellaire
1. Coleman's Fish Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 376 reviews
Reviewed By Mike G - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
I moved out of the Wheeling area in 1977, and, besides family, this place is probably the thing I miss most in the Ohio Valley. Their fish is unique. I've had 1000's of good fish sandwiches nationwide, but none compare to this one. The rest of the menu is only so-so, but the fish is worth coming back for. Expect to wait in line to place your order. They have no seating, so unfortunately you have to find seats out in the Market area - not well maintained, but with enough napkins, you can eat off a clean surface.
2. Rigas Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Holtdawg - Bellaire, Ohio
This restaurant is a great place to stop and check out. Then menu is filled with options from seafood dishes to spaghetti. They are a Greek family so there are quite a few Greek menu items....I recommend the lemon soup. There a home made pies behind the counter and very friendly waitresses wiring to strike up a conversation with you. The prices are reasonable and the company is nice.
3. Undo's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By JRF001 - Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
I've lived nearby in Pennsylvania all my life, within a half an hour of this place, and had never been here until today (Feb. 14, 2016). The linguini with meatballs was excellent and the portion very sizeable. My mother ordered a calzone and had enough left over for probably two more meals....it was that big! The service was very attentive. Dessert was caramel cheesecake which was awesome. This is a great family-type restaurant, old-fashioned home-cooked Italian food at its best.
4. All American Town Bakery
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By thomas d - Bellaire, Ohio
This bakery has excellent donuts, pastries abdominal bread. Giant loaf of Italian hard crust bread and rolls at a very resonance price. This place reminds me of a bakery from the 1950s! If you're in Bellaire early in the day, stop here. Afternoons, you might be too late.
5. Oliver's Pies
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Mountaineer2015 - West Virginia
Oliver's is essentially a pie kiosk in Centre Market. They have a large kitchen area and a cooler selling pie by the slice as well as full pies. You walk up to order. Along with Centre Market Bakery, there are a lot of dessert options in the upper market house. I love the pecan pie here. Order in advance if you need something special!
6. Lil' Gerardo's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
We are a locally owned and operated family business. We offer, pizza, pepperoni rolls, calzones, and hoagies ( served on homemade rolls).Dine in or carry out. Stop in and see us!
Reviewed By arhl97 - OH
The homemade sauce is so good!!! Everything is made fresh daily. Lil Gerardo's is very clean also. My family eats there several times a week.
7. Avenue Eats -- a neighborhood eatery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Our little eatery is located in the heart of Pleasanton, on the corner of Washington and Valley View Avenues. Our menu boasts a variety of fresh fair from salads to our daily ground, grass-fed beef burgers, prepared to YOUR liking. You're assured to be greeted with the most gracious staff in the Ohio Valley the moment you reach our door and we promise you can count on finishing your dining experience with a fantastic, house made dessert from our sister spot, WHISK bakery+catering. We look forward to seeing YOU soon!
Reviewed By SoniaAnn
We were on the road to Oglebay Park for a family reunion and found this on Trip Advisor. Wow. The BEST burger I've EVER had. The perfect smallish size and cooked to perfection. We have been coming to Wheeling for 26 years and will definitely never come again without stopping at Avenue Eats.
8. Subway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By debbie857 - Wheeling, West Virginia
went here for lunch one day not the typically friendly people that yoou have at your other subways, they was kinda cold towards the customers, id prefer not to go back to this subway i was the only one in there and the 3 workeers couldnt decide who was gona wait on me
9. Centre Market Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Richard D - Hershey, Pennsylvania
We were traveling through and would have loved to get some bread- it looked great. But, we just got yummy desserts after a lunch. It made everything worthwhile. The cream filling in my dessert was crazy good. My wife says you need to go for a long walk after just looking at everything it looks so great.
10. Later Alligator
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 305 reviews
Menu selections such as Nobody puts Baby in a Corner. Crepes of Wrath, and Wilbur goes to Venice are typical and will fuel your curiosity as well as tickle your appetite. Specializing in both savory & sweet crepes, Later offers specialty sandwiches, homemade soups and salads at affordable prices. A welcome surprise at this upscale cafe/bistro. WV Div. of Tourism award 2009 for unique eateries. Beer & Wine.
Reviewed By VeganCaptioner - Cambridge, Ohio
It's probably the best option in Wheeling if you're vegan. They now have the Impossible burger available, as well as their huge and beautiful salads, and their delicious tomato soup (gotta subtract the puff pastry on top; it's not vegan). Several things can be veganized if you do the subtraction (minus cheese, minus mayo, minus this, minus that....and I don't enjoy having to subtract things when I order). That's really the only reason I didn't give this place four+ stars. The decor is unique and fun, the food, limited as it is for those of us who eat cruelty free, tastes wonderful.
And it's located in a fun part of the city with an art center across the street, antique shops, several other things that give you more to do after you've enjoyed a good meal.
