See How We Roll In Marion County

We're rolling out a brand new Pepperoni Roll Guide, bursting with even more flavor than before! Get ready for a delicious adventure through Marion County — the Pepperoni Roll Capital of the World!

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History And Hunger Collide

As an idea that was born deep in the Marion County coal mines in the 1920s, pepperoni rolls have become one of the little-known treasures of West Virginia. Claimed as the birthplace of this iconic snack, Marion County is where Italian coal miners first dreamed up this ingenious way to combine their convenient lunch of bread and pepperoni.

Join The Great Debate

Are you all about the classic stick pepperoni or do you prefer the even distribution of sliced pepperoni? Our guide dives into the heart of this friendly rivalry, letting you decide for yourself. One thing's for sure, melty cheese and a perfect bread-to-meat ratio are universally considered hallmarks of a truly great pepperoni roll.

Go Beyond The Basics 

But Marion County's pepperoni scene goes way beyond the basics. Our guide introduces you to a smorgasbord of delicious variations. Craving a kick? Look for rolls packed with Italian peppers. Feeling adventurous? Try one with ramps, tomato sauce or even chili sauce. Each local bakery and restaurant adds its own unique twist, making your pepperoni roll journey a true exploration of flavor.

New Ways To Roll

We've expanded our guide to include even more amazing places to discover. Go beyond the legendary pepperoni rolls and savor a variety of local delights. Fuel your exploration with our fun, interactive bingo game, and don't forget to document your journey on social media using #mymarionwv. Share your culinary conquests and connect with fellow Marion County explorers!

Request Your Guide Now 

Visit our website to request your free copy of the Marion County Pepperoni Roll Guide. Then, explore Marion County, one delectable bite at a time, and discover why we're the Pepperoni Roll Capital of the World!

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