ELKINS, W.Va. – Nestled inside the Delmonte Market on Railroad Avenue in downtown Elkins, The Crossing Coffee Bar is building up a lunch and breakfast menu designed to appeal to a wide range of people. Its location across from the train depot brings in tourists, but others turn up, too.
“People that work in the downtown area, we get a lot of people from our hospital that walk over, and it’s a place that they can walk in and get a quick grab and go, either hang out here and have their lunch or take it back to work,” said Christy Chabut, manager at The Crossing.
The lunch menu is a newer part of the restaurant, but it helps to build on the preexisting coffee and tea options. Staff at The Crossing said part of their goal is to expose people to some new flavors, and also to ones that may be a little better for them, too.
“We just recently added the paninis so that is something that we can do quickly and in our small kitchen. I like to focus on some healthier…
