ESCAPE TO A DIFFERENT WORLD
The Cellar Door Tapas Room by Le Bistro is a unique tapas room located in downtown Huntington, West Virginia, specializing in small plates, tapas, craft beer and an extensive wine list.
The Cellar Door, located below Le Bistro, is based on the theme, “Ancient doors lead to secret gardens”.
The Cellar Door provides a unique, shared experience for all its guests. Tasty tidbits of food and conversation can be shared around custom conversation areas. The unique decor and delectable menu items make The Cellar Door a place to see and enjoy!
PRIVATE EVENT SPACE
The Cellar Door provides a unique, shared experience for all its guests. Tasty tidbits of food and conversation can be shared around custom conversation areas. The unique decor and delectable menu items make The Cellar Door a place to see and enjoy!
Or call our private event line at (304) 962-2143
TESTIMONIALS FROM OUR
Customers & Friends
Liz Rellon-Boyle
review from FacebookIt’s amazing that there’s a place like this in Huntington! Worthy for a 5 star and will definitely come back!
Mandy Tee
review from FacebookA beautifully unique space. This hidden treasure will do its best to convince you you’re in a different local.
Jeanne Anne Rutherford
review from FacebookHad drinks and tapas with a big group of women and everything was delicious!
Lisa Toney Dodrill
review from FacebookWe had a wonderful time tonight at The Cellar Door Beautiful decor along with amazing food and wine. It is sure to be a huge success.
Vickie Finlay
review from FacebookLove the food, loved the atmosphere! A fine new addition to downtown Huntington. I highly recommend it!
Andrea Atkins Cunningham
review from FacebookPretty cool atmosphere! Great service and quite an exotic selection!
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