activities and exceptional overnight accommodations,
including additional dining options, four golf courses,
swimming pools, a full-service spa, walking and hiking
trails, tennis courts and, for the history enthusiast, the
Mansion Museum and Carriage Works Glass Museum.
Stonewall Resort’s Stillwaters
There’s a fresh take on the Appalachian menu that
has become popular at Stillwaters, Stonewall Resort’s
signature and most popular restaurant, and it’s called
Appalachian fusion.
Just off Interstate 79, Stonewall Resort overlooks Stonewall
Jackson Lake, the surrounding hills and the resort’s popular
golf course. Dining on-site at Stillwaters or the resort’s
other two restaurants—Lightburn’s and TJ Muskies Bar &
Grill—allows both daytime and overnight guests to enjoy
their favorite activities at the resort without having to leave
the grounds to find a variety of incredible dining options,
which Audia says means more time for golf, lake activities,
relaxation by the pool and creating memories.
Photo by Stonewall Resort.
“Our executive chef, Nevil Bar, specializes in French, Creole
and Italian cuisine, and you’ll see—and taste—that influence
in his seasonally rotating menus and specials,” says Chris
Audia, area director of marketing for Stonewall Resort in
Roanoke, WV.
The chef also caters to a variety of special dietary needs.
“We prefer to get creative and take those requests as
opportunities to create a custom and incredible dish that’s
equally delicious and beautiful in presentation,” says Audia.
In addition to an eclectic array of choices on the buffet and
a relaxing menu-only experience, Stillwaters offers guests
peaceful lake views and both indoor seating as well as al
fresco dining under the bistro lights on the patio.
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