LEWISBURG W.Va. (WVDN) — Lewisburg can now claim that it’s not only the Coolest Small Town but also the three-time winner of USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice for Best Small Town Food Scene.
“Being a restaurant owner in Lewisburg is a wonderful and unique experience. This community, with so many independent business owners, really shines for our locals and all the tourists that come into town,” Emily Isaacs, proprietor of the Humble Tomato, said. “This is evident when we chat with someone about their experience here. And the food scene is one part of that amazing puzzle that puts it all together! What an honor to be recognized again for all our hard work and dedication to our craft.”
For the past two decades, the restaurant landscape in Lewisburg has grown exponentially. Lewisburg boasts more than 15 locally owned restaurants, each with a unique culinary style. Locals and visitors can find meals from farm-to-table fresh, vibrant Latin flavors and Italian influences to bold Southern fare.
“This marks Lewisburg’s third year of winning Best Small Town Food Scene, and for good reason,” Kara D. Dense, president & CEO of Experience Greenbrier Valley, said. “The town offers a wide variety of options and a good range of price points. ”
A panel of experts, USA TODAY editors and contributors nominated Lewisburg as one of 20 small towns across the United States. Voting for the Best Small Town Food Scene took place throughout March. 10Best.com showcases travel content, including attractions, restaurants and destinations and is promoted by USA TODAY.
About Experience Greenbrier Valley
Experience Greenbrier Valley (EGV) is the official destination marketing organization for Greenbrier County, West Virginia. The mission of EGV is to strive each day to positively impact the area’s economy by marketing the region as a premier tourist destination. A vital industry to Greenbrier County, tourism employed 2,908 people, generated $42 million in state and local taxes and yielded $399.6 million in visitor spending in 2023. For more information or details about visiting the Greenbrier Valley, go to GreenbrierWV.com.
