For A Huge Plate Of Home-Cooked Heaven, Head To Brenda’s Hilltop Pizza Country Kitchen In West Virginia

One of the many things to love about West Virginia are all the small, family-owned restaurants that provide community and stability to our rural towns. And one such country kitchen is Brenda's Hilltop Pizza, Country Kitchen, and Catering in Mt. Alto.

Perched on a hill at the corner of WV-2 and New Haven Road in Mt. Alto, West Virginia, is a cozy little restaurant that serves up some of the best food in the area: Brenda's Hilltop Pizza, Country Kitchen, and Catering.

Brenda's is known far and wide for the huge plates of tasty food they serve up to hungry patrons. How about one of their popular weekly specials, like baked steak?

...or barbecued chicken?

...or stuffed boneless chicken?

Of course, these are just a few of the many delicious options Brenda's Hilltop Pizza, Country Kitchen, and Catering cooks up each day!

Something else Brenda's specializes in: making memorable occasions even more special with one of her delicious desserts, ranging from custom-decorated cakes to delicious homemade pies and cheesecakes.

Brenda's Hilltop Pizza, Country Kitchen, and Catering also offers catering services for various types of events, and you can choose from several options, including fruit and veggie salads, brunch items, ham platters, and desserts.

Brenda's Hilltop Pizza, Country Kitchen, and Catering is an active member of the local community, proudly supporting neighbors and patrons, and the restaurant is actively involved in local events, including supporting things like the Jackson County Junior Fair.

So next time you've worked up an appetite, swing by Brenda's Hilltop Pizza, Country Kitchen, and Catering for a huge plate of food that tastes so good, you'll know you're in "Almost Heaven!"

Find out more by visiting Brenda's Hilltop Pizza, Country Kitchen, and Catering's Facebook page here. Brenda's is open Mondays through Fridays from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Need another reason to love West Virginia besides restaurants like Brenda's? How about our mountain views?