THE CAFE CIMINO COUNTRY INN

The “Cinderella Story” of Café Cimino Country Inn…

Tim and Melody Urbanic, entrepreneurs/owners of Café Cimino in Sutton invite you to share their new dream come true, Café Cimino Country Inn, just 2 blocks up Main Street from the original location. Now, nearing its 9th year of business, Café 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 Café 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.



	*The “Cinderella Story” of Café Cimino Country Inn…* Tim and Melody Urbanic, entrepreneurs/owners of Café Cimino in Sutton invite you to share their new dream come true, Café Cimino Country Inn, just 2 blocks up Main Street from the original location. Now, nearing its 9th year of business, Café 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 Café 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.
*The Lodging…* The Inn offers guests 10 beautiful and comfortable rooms in three different venues. There are 4 guest rooms in the historic Main House, complete with antiques and furnishings in keeping with the period of the home, 4 guest rooms in the very private Carriage House, and 2 Suites in the old “brick cottage” a separate charming little building right behind the Main House and overlooking the Elk River. Seven of the three of the 10 guest rooms have balconies overlooking the Elk River and the grounds. All rooms have private baths. Seven of the rooms are named for the Urbanic’s grandchildren (Lucia, Logan, Alex, Benjamin, Annabella, Emma Rae and Miles) the two suites are named for Tim’s mother, Julia, and Melody’s mother, Irma Louise. The tenth guest room is named for the Country Inn’s Golden Retriever, Cimino’s Maggie May. *Café Cimino Country Inn Grounds…* The grounds are lovely and gently ramble along the scenic Elk River. 500 feet of river access invites fishermen to try their skill at fly fishing as well as bass fishing. There’s a bar, Cimino’s Little Dishes, right on the Elk River, where guests unwind, relax and enjoy a bottle of wine and Chef Tim’s newest “tappas” -little dishes Italian style. Romantic couples find their way to the three little café tables for two by Maggie’s Pond, the 100 year goldfish pond at the edge of the lawn and overlooking the Elk River. Whether you relax in your bedroom, the restaurant, the bar, the porch, patio or deck, or ramble along the riverside, Café Cimino affords the discriminating guest casual elegance and beautiful, peaceful atmosphere in which to just relax.
	*And then there’s the dining….* Chef Tim specializes in Southern Italian Cuisine and Euro/Mediterranean dishes. Whenever possible he uses organically grown herbs and vegetables from the family farm managed by Executive Sous Chef, son Eli. Café Cimino Country Inn is committed to serving as much locally grown foods as possible, and has several steady West Virginia growers supplying fresh produce and other foods for the Inn ’s menu. Chef Tim proudly declares the Inn as a (100% no trans fat) establishment. Café Cimino was named for Tim’s mother’s side of the family. Grandma & Grandpa Cimino were Italian immigrants who taught him about food-from appreciating the ethnic flavors, to growing the herbs & vegetables, to cooking the famous Cimino family recipes. In early 2006, the family tradition continued with Chef Tim's son, Eli working by his father's side and the whole Urbanic family and long time staff extending their love of hospitality to the new Café Cimino Country Inn.
*Make your reservation with “Casual Elegance” in the Heart of WV…* Café Cimino Country Inn is located just 2 blocks up Main Street from their original location. The Inn is the last house on the right side of the street. Reservations for dining and overnight lodging may be made by calling 1-877-9CIMINO (924-6466) or local at 304-765-2913. Café Cimino Country Inn Amenities: Ÿ The graceful and peaceful ambiance of a 100 year old Mansion and grounds restored and renovated for today’s discriminating traveler Ÿ 500 feet of uninterrupted tranquil Elk riverfront accessed from the gentle slope of the Country Inn lawn Ÿ High speed wireless internet throughout the Inn, all buildings and grounds Ÿ Large screen TV in guest lounge/bar for sporting events Ÿ Occassional music on Fridays and Saturdays in the Bar for the enjoyment of our guests Ÿ Full bar and patio on the scenic Elk River Ÿ Deck with Fire pit surrounded by picnic tables and chairs overlooking the Elk River and the beautiful Inn-perfect for casual socializing and star gazing Ÿ Outdoor dining on the Main House wrap-around porch, the Firepit Deck, the Bar Patio, and Maggie’s Pond, a 100 year old goldfish pond overlooking the Elk River Ÿ Small but sophisticated wine list- 50 labels of domestic and imported wines Ÿ Original paintings and photographs by West Virginia artists displayed throughout the Inn- available for purchase Ÿ Daily State newspapers, The WV Gazette, delivered daily -early morning edition Ÿ 10 year collection of the Chef’s favorite food magazines for guests to enjoy: Food & Wine, Gourmet, Saveur, Bon Appetit Ÿ On site massage therapist sessions available by appointment/arrangements made with Innkeeper Ÿ Cozy Terrycloth robes and slippers for the enjoyment and use of our Main House and Suite overnight guests Ÿ In room TV’s in both Suites, Lucia Room (Main House), the Logan (Main House), the Emma Rae (Carriage House) and the Benjamin (Carriage House) Ÿ In-Room Refrigerator in Julia Suite and Irma Louise Suite Ÿ Balconies with all Carriage House Guest Rooms, Both Suites and one Main House Guest Room Ÿ In Room remote controlled air conditioning units and hot water radiant heat in Main House. All Carriage House rooms have individually controlled heating and cooling. *Activities & Nearby areas of interest:* Ÿ Great fly fishing area (West Virginia Rainbow and Golden trout) and bass fishing accessed from the Inn’s lawn Ÿ Easy canoe and kayak river access adjacent to Inn Ÿ Secluded country road along the Elk River leading to Sutton Dam-perfect for walking, jogging, or running (¼ mile to the dam) Ÿ Unlimited back road biking Ÿ 1 block from Sutton’s new Public Library Ÿ Short walk through downtown Sutton to the public swimming pool Ÿ Short walk to the local movie theatre on Main Street Ÿ 2 block walk through the Main Street Historic District to the quaint downtown area-most buildings circa 1900’s; sites of interest include the Braxton County Courthouse, the old County Jail, the Landmark Studio for the Arts (the community theatre), La Dolce Vita (a local coffee shop, eatery and gallery/gift shop) Ÿ 5 minute drive from the Braxton County Airport-4000 ft. runway-valet pick-up and return available to Inn guests Ÿ 5 miles to Antique Mall and Flatwoods shopping mall; including West Virginia’s famous Homer Laughlin Fiesta Ware outlet, West Virginia collectible Fenton Glass Shop, Amish Bulk Food Shop, Primitive Craft and Gift Shop, Coleman Camping store Ÿ Short drive to Sutton Lake’s recreational area, including a beach area for swimming, a marina for boating, picnic area and to Holly Gray park, a great outdoor area for walking, biking and jogging. Ÿ 30 minute drive to Arnold Palmer word class 18 hole golf course *In case you didn’t know…* Chef Tim’s culinary artistry has been featured by the following: Ÿ Michael Feldman’s National Public Radio show “What’ Do Ya’ Know”, Ÿ West Virginia Annual Culinary Classic held at the Stonewall Resort, Ÿ West Virginia Public Television’s West Virginia Cooks shows, Ÿ West Virginia Executive Magazine, Ÿ Wonderful West Virginia Magazine, Ÿ West Virginia Division of Tourism’s Official State Travel Guide, Ÿ Gourmet Magazine and Food & Wine Magazine, Ÿ Charleston Gazette and Charleston Daily Mail food and business reviews at least a dozen times Ÿ Mentioned in The Washington Post Feature Article "Escapes" as the place to eat when in West Virginia Ÿ WCHS Channel 8 and Fox News 11 Television news programs several times, most recently as a guest chef. Ÿ Café Cimino honored as one of the “55 Good Things About West Virginia” by West Virginia Media, Ÿ Cafe Cimino on the list of “100 Things Every West Virginian Must Do” by The Huntington Quarterly. Ÿ Named one of West Virginia’s top 10 restaurants by The State Journal, Summer 2006

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