Cafe Cimino Country Inn: Traveling West Virginia from Eyewitness News

Tim and Melody Urbanic, entrepreneurs/owners of Cafe Cimino in Sutton invite you to share their new dream come true, Cafe Cimino Country Inn, just 2 blocks up Main Street from the original location. Now, nearing its 9th year of business, Cafe Cimino, previously housed in the renovated and restored 107 year old "Lee Hardware Store", has expanded to a full service Country Inn. Tim and Melody opened Cafe Cimino on Valentine's Day 1999. They created a restaurant that is considered one of West Virginia's finest.

The couple recently acquired the 103 year old P. J. Berry Estate at the end of town, on the Elk River. The property, once operated for a short time as a Bed and Breakfast, had been vacant for several years. The Urbanics and their family and staff revived the beautiful Colonial Revival Mansion and surrounding dwellings on the property; breathing new life not only into the estate, but into the small community of Sutton. Tim and Melody always wanted to serve their guests in a "home "-a real house, and now that dream has come true. And the lucky overnight guests at the Inn not only enjoy one of the finest meals to be had in West Virginia, but are now also waking up to Chef Tim's wonderful gourmet breakfast. The typical breakfast fare is homemade scones with golden raisins and nuts, cranberry and almond muffins, a beautiful fresh fruit plate, orange or cranberry juice, great gourmet coffee, black and herbal teas, frittatas (Italian egg dish with any assortment of cheeses, veggies, meats), bacon or soppresata crisps, bread and butter.

Person Interviewed: Tim and Melody Urbanic
Title: Chef and Owners
Date: Open year round
Location: Braxton County, West Virginia
Address: 616 Main Street, Sutton WV 26601
Phone: 877 924-6466
Fax: 304-765-3664
Rates: Rooms from $125 to $175 per night
Reservations: Taken from 5pm - 9pm Tuesday thru Saturday.
EMail: info@cafeciminocountryinn.com
Website: www.cafeciminocountryinn.com