A Food Lover’s Guide to Martinsburg / Berkeley County

Written By Buddy Butler

Nestled in West Virginia’s scenic Eastern Panhandle, Martinsburg is a community with deep historical roots and a dining scene that’s delightfully diverse. From cozy diners serving homestyle favorites to inventive international cuisine and stylish wine bars, this small city packs big flavors. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, here’s your insider’s tour of the must-try eateries that define the area’s culinary vibe.

Thai Martinsburg

Classic Comfort & Friendly Favorites

For folks who love hearty, familiar food in a welcoming setting, Martinsburg has plenty to offer. Olde Country Diner is a beloved staple known for generous portions, classic breakfast and lunch fare, and a warm, nostalgic atmosphere. Martinsburg Family Diner is another great option for comfort food classics, ideal for breakfast or a laid-back lunch.


Global Flavors & Local Creativity

Martinsburg’s culinary scene also reflects a wider world of flavors. Thai Martinsburg is widely loved for authentic Thai dishes.This local favorite draws diners seeking bold and balanced spices. Spice Connexion is a go-to for Indian cuisine with rich curries and flavorful specialties. Asian Gardens is a popular choice for classic Asian-style favorites in a relaxed setting. These international touches add depth to the local food landscape and show how Martinsburg embraces diverse tastes.

Firebox 55

Local Favorites

Looking for something a little different? Martinsburg delivers. Firebox55 is a well-liked local spot combining classic American dishes with a modern twist. Stoney's Whiskey Wine & Raw Bar is perfect for those who enjoy fresh seafood paired with quality drinks in an inviting atmosphere. Brix 27 is a standout wine bar and restaurant that pairs small plates with excellent wine selections — perfect for date night or a refined night out. From grills to seafood bars, there’s plenty to make any evening out feel special.

Stoney’s Whiskey Wine & Raw Bar

Martinsburg’s dining is about more than food — it’s about community. The growing food hall and events scene (like The Garage on King hosting multiple vendors and live music) reflects a social, interactive dining culture. Local breweries and distilleries in nearby areas — with food trucks and seasonal menus — give a taste of creative pairings and relaxed weekend vibes. 


Brix 27

Final Bite

Martinsburg may be a small city, but its dining scene is big on variety and personality. Whether you want a comforting diner breakfast, global flavors for lunch, or a memorable dinner paired with wine, this Eastern Panhandle gem delivers. With a mix of time-honored favorites and exciting newcomers, Martinsburg invites you to eat well, sip often, and enjoy every bite.





Buddy Butler
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