A restaurant and lounge situated within the Little Creek Golf Course, offering a menu that includes breakfast, brunch, and a lunch buffet, all complemented by scenic views of the golf course. Known for its quality, service, and presentation.
Running chef
The culinary team is referred to as "Little Creek Chefs," but no specific running chef is named.
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BrunchAmericanBreakfastBrunchLunchCasual
Last updated: 7/19/2026, 4:39:08 AM
Key Information
Eagle's Nest Restaurant is situated at the Little Creek Golf Course in South Charleston, offering picturesque views of the golf course. It features multiple dining rooms and operates as both a restaurant and lounge.
Customer Perception
The restaurant maintains a positive community presence, evidenced by over 3,000 likes on its Facebook page.
Additional Details
The restaurant is an integral part of the Little Creek Golf Course facilities.
The restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Wednesdays are noted for a special lunch buffet.
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Very gorgeous Country Club with gorgeous views! The cuisine is great & the service is quick! Wonderful setup for events-weddings-reunions and more! Beautiful gardens and outdoor seating areas. Lounge fully stocked and ballroom. Golf pro area & golf carts across the parking area. Pretty pool as well. Golf course maintained & plush! Super convenient to the interstate and route 60. There is also a park close by with an athletic complex-go cart raceway and picnic shelters.
I eat here pretty regularly with my grandmother and other extended family. Especially on holidays. The food is really good and the staff is friendly and accommodating. It’s just an elevated place to eat and provides some different options than the usual food fare in the area. Everything is just a little nicer from the food to the decor to the dress. People wear their Sunday best and enjoy a nice meal and good views as the people play through as you sit in the nice air conditioned dining room. It’s never disappointed and I will continue to come in the future.
We were traveling through on a long road trip. This is a neat spot on the top of a hill, cool views but we couldnt really see them from inside at this time of year. Its in the back of an apartment complex, which was unexpected. The service was just okay, since they recently opened she must be learning still since she couldnt answer any questions. The pizza roll was deep fried and just tasted like oil. Asked for galic parm wings, and she checked checked if we wanted a dry rub or a wet sauce. Tried to clarify if the wet sauce was butter, but it turned out to be a dressing. Also the spice level on the menu was off, the spicy honey is just hot honey and not spicier than a buffalo. The wings tasted old and we couldnt eat them. Pretty disappointed after spending $70. I wouldnt recommend making the stop if you are passing through. Its probably fine for a local spot.