My husband and I have stopped at Cafe Cimino Country Inn many times for dinner, but decided to stop for the night on our travels north. We stayed in the Benjamin Room in the Carriage House. The room is nicely decorated and very comfortable. I loved the rich plum colored walls and thick bedding. Our room overlooked the Inn's yard and was very private.
The owners, Tim and Melody Urbanic, welcomed every visitor to Cafe Cimino as did the warm fire in the historic main house's fireplace. Our waitress, Melissa, was very attentive and helpful in making our dinner selections.
We enjoyed our dinner as usual. We had a Caprese Salad and Caesar Salad and shared a creamy ham and bean soup. I had Chicken San Marzano, chicken breast stuffed with Fontina cheese and Prosciutto ham with a creamy white mushroom sauce. My husband loved his lasagna, one of the specials that evening. We also shared a rich chocolate torte for dessert.
A fresh cooked breakfast of quiche, bacon, scones, muffins and fruit was included with the room. Make sure you don't miss it!
We will be back soon Tim and Melody.

We wanted a weekend away and I booked us a night at the b&b as well as an hour with the Chef Tim Urbanic as he discussed the efforts he has made to serve quality foods with local origins as much as possible. On the forefront of this local foods trend, he prepares dishes that are superbly presented and deliciously prepared. We enjoyed a 5 course dinner complimented with West Virginia wines. Service was friendly and attentive, Both Tim and Melody checked on us often. The restaurant was active and a local guitarist played softly. The room was large and beautifully furnished. The bed was one of the most comfortable away from my own. We will be back!

Sutton, WV may be in the middle of nowhere, this the Cafe Cimino is a diamond in the rough! A wonderfully restored century-old farmhouse and outbuildings, it is prefect for a B&B. Hosts Meoldy and Jim (and their golden retriever Maggie-May) are charming! We stayed in the Annabella room, which had its own balcony overlooking the Elk river - very relaxing. After an 8-hour drive from South Carolina (on our way home to Ontario), th chance to relax there with a bottle of excellent wine was most welcome. The little pub by the river was very enjoyable, but the best part must have been the exquisite dinner. An overflowing antipasto platter, which was amazing, was followed by even more amazing pasta with smoked salmon, home-made gnocchi, fetucinni, and wonderful tmoto sauce - there was nothing left on our plates! The breakfast was also very good with frittata, polenta, and unique pepered and smoked bacon - all fro miether their own gargen or local farms. A wonderful getaway. Too bad WVU lost to LSU that night...

We enjoyed a lovely afternoon on a canoe fishing on the Elk river (canoewv.com) with a gourmet picnic packed by the folks at Cafe Cimino. We stayed in the Logan room which has a fabulous clawfoot tub (bubble bath & robe provided)! The food (we had both dinner & breakfast the following morning) was a delicious experience!! It was a chilly evening & after dinner we enjoyed sometime by a roaring fire that was going outside on the property. The innkeepers were absolutely delightful & their attention to detail made this a truly wonderful & memorable time! A must see WV treasure!!