Chirico's - Pikeville

The food is always fantastic. The service couldn't be any better Kristen always has a smile when she greets us. For those of you who may not know, this is the home place of Randall and Sarah McCoy they moved to Pikeville after, their cabin was burned down by the West Virginia Hatfields. The home place is now a historical landmark. Chirico’s allows you to explore this historical property at no charge. It’s a wonderful place to visit and eat. Ask for Kristen, she’s amazing.

This place was recommended by a friend so I went. The place is, at least as of yesterday, short staffed so things took a bit but that’s fine. Place was small and clean and reminded me of any other Italian place I has been to. The bread sticks were good. I had the 5 cheese chicken Alfredo and let me say it was awful… I am not sure who came up with the concept, but the cheeses do not go together and taste gross. Not to mention it was 3.99 to add chicken and I got three small strips, that was no where near worth 3.99 in my opinion. The salad that came with the meal also came our after I was eating the entrée, which was okay I just never had seen it before. It was cute, but I’m not sure if it was worth the price we paid. One of the few places I don’t think I’d try again.

First time there. Staff was courteous and food was great. For 2 pasta dishes, it cost us 45

Katie was our waitress and was amazing treated my family like she had known us for years. Played with my babies and provided great service. The food was great if I had to work the next day I'd have enough for lunch.

Great Italian cuisine with an interesting historical history behind the location.