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Welcome To Kac-Ka-Pon Restaurant
At Kac-Ka-Pon Restaurant, nestled in the heart of Wardensville, WV, we celebrate the essence of American comfort food. With an inviting atmosphere akin to home, our offerings range from mouthwatering Crab Cake Deluxes to hearty Turkey Dinners every Sunday, reminiscent of cherished family meals. Our casual, quiet space is perfect for groups, families, and even furry friends, making it a welcoming spot for everyone. Customers rave about our staff, comparing their service to a family gathering. Here, we pride ourselves on generous portions at affordable prices, ensuring that every visit is both satisfying and memorable. Join us for a taste of home!
Taste the best
Discover Our Menu
Crab Cake Deluxe
Cheeseburger Deluxe
Double Cheeseburger Deluxe
The Reva Burger
The Reva Chicken
Pork BarBQue WSlaw
Grilled Boneless Chicken Breast Deluxe
Breaded Cod Fish
Country Ham
About
Kac-Ka-Pon Restaurant
Welcome to Kac-Ka-Pon Restaurant: A Taste of American Comfort
Nestled in the heart of Wardensville, West Virginia, Kac-Ka-Pon Restaurant is a delightful gem that marries comfort food with a genuine, homey atmosphere. Located at 395 E Main St, this American eatery perfectly embodies the spirit of down-home dining, where every dish feels like a warm embrace from family. Whether you’re indulging in a meal with loved ones or grabbing a quick takeout, Kac-Ka-Pon promises an experience that recalls cherished memories of home-cooked meals.
Menu Highlights
The menu at Kac-Ka-Pon is a hearty tribute to classic American fare, featuring a variety of sandwiches and sides that cater to all tastes. From the Crab Cake Deluxe to the Cheeseburger Deluxe and the Turkey Dinner that takes center stage on Sundays, each offering showcases quality ingredients and comforting flavors. The reviews from patrons resonate with satisfaction; one customer notes it as “tasting like home cooking,” while another praises the generous portions at incredibly affordable prices.
- Pescatarian Options: For seafood lovers, the Grilled Cod Fish is a must-try.
- Family-Friendly: This restaurant welcomes groups and is a great spot for kids with its casual, quiet environment.
- Versatile Dining: Whether you prefer the outdoor seating or need to grab a quick <
>, Kac-Ka-Pon accommodates all dining styles.
Why You Should Visit
Beyond the food, Kac-Ka-Pon is renowned for its welcoming service. Patrons like Sandy C. have expressed gratitude for the attentive and friendly staff, describing their experience as one that truly makes you feel like family. Moreover, the restaurant offers diverse utilities such as Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and even accommodation for your furry friends, making it a convenient choice for all.
Do not overlook the desserts—each meal at Kac-Ka-Pon is a delightful opportunity to indulge in homemade pies that complete the dining experience. According to Chelsea K., the Turkey Dinner followed by a slice of pie is a celebration of nostalgia, a reminder of holidays spent with loved ones.
In Conclusion
Kac-Ka-Pon Restaurant is more than just a dining venue; it is a beloved institution where food meets heartfelt hospitality. Whether you're in search of a cozy meal or a quick bite, this charming restaurant offers something for everyone. During your next visit to Wardensville, make sure to stop by and enjoy the warmth and flavors of Kac-Ka-Pon.
For reservations or inquiries, call them at (304) 874-3232. Your plate of comfort awaits!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Great quality food and service for a good price. Tastes like home cooking and there is something for everyone on this menu! Homey country vibe and we will be coming back! ”
“ Good, down home country and simple is how I would describe the food. Ive never had to wonder where the servers are. They treat you like family and Ive never had a problem in 30 years of eating here. Its a very homely restaurant. Comfortable arrangement. Prices are spectacularly affordable. For 5 dinner meals, its usually under $100. I will go every week! ”
“ Cute little restaurant with lots of options. Waitress was amazing-very friendly. Food was okay-nothing to brag about. Lots of menu options were sold out. Would I go back-yes if I am in town. Not a lot of food options in this small cute little town. Prices were very reasonable but the quality of food-standard. ”
“ Clean diner and delicious. Try the breakfast bowl it has everything you'll want. Best spot for miles ”
“ Let me tell y'all about this turkey meal they have every Sunday. It's like thanksgiving dinner but without having to put up with your family. Or wash dishes. Turkey, STUFFING, and the only cranberry sauce I actually don't hate. If you want fancy, you're gonna have to go to the city. Ok. This place kinda looks like a nursing home inside BUT you're here for the food. Everything I've ever tried has been great, and just like momma used to make before she realized it's easier to come eat here rather than cook Not to mention you get generous portions for cheaper than any chain restaurant (which ya ain't gonna find anyway out in these parts). Oh and the pies. Turkey dinner and a slice of pie, thank me later! ”
“ Wow. Very cool restaurant in the eastern part of West Virginia. We were delighted with the service and the food. Very reasonably priced. I would definitely go back to this little jewel. ”
“ Driving east after a few days in West Virginia the restaurant options are few and far between near the Virginia border. The Kac-Ka-Pon was a pleasant discovery. It is a no-frills diner but clean and with good service. The parking lot was filled at 2 pm on a weekday., that tells you something. I had a pork barbecue sandwich that reminded me of what barbecue was like in the east until the southern style took over. Likewise, the homemade pickled beets took me back to Franklin County, PA. I would have loved to have had one of their homemade pies but I was filled and had to get back on the road. I would definitely stop here again. ”
“ The Appalachian Virginians have a cuisine and this is it. Simple, tasty, meat and potatoes pan fried deep fried country goodness that doesn't have that big city price tag. The food of the mountains isn't the barbecue of Eastern Carolina, the crab cakes of Maryland or the quintessential banal stuff of Northern Virginia or the USDA prime $teakhouse of DC. This is the good stuff that can be made from cows, yard birds, grains and fry oil with a helpin of veggies to balance out the meal. This little restaurant does this food the justice it deserves and serves it with a smile. If you are passing through Wardensville on the way to a camping trip or a ski vacation it's worth the stop. ”
