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ABOUT CHEETAH B's
A Story worth Spotting
SERVING GRANT COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA ONE PLATE AT A TIME
Community is always
on the Menu
At Cheetah B's in Petersburg, West Virginia, it's more than just a restaurant. It's a gathering place for all to enjoy and feel like they are a part of the family. Cheetah B's officially opened its doors on June 15, 2015. The restaurant offers a fantastic, casual dining experience with a unique variety of dishes and rotating specials delightful to your taste buds. The community has deemed Cheetah B's as a local favorite, and a MUST experience when visiting the area. But not only do they strive to provide a delicious and welcoming dining option, Cheetah B's is deeply involved and connected with the community. Ashley Bachman, Owner of Cheetah B's, has always noted that she not only wants to build a strong business within the restaurant industry, but she also wants to help the community become a place future generations will always want to return to - a place where opportunity is on the rise for families, businesses, and more.
The Bachman Family
As a mother of three children, Ashley values family & establishing a legacy to leave behind. When an opportunity arrives for Ashley & Cheetah B's to contribute to the City of Petersburg, she takes that leap. It's not about recognition, it's about making a difference. In "cheetah" fashion, she wants to leave her mark in the town with positivity, integrity, and prosperity. The Bachman family has opened & successfully manages multiple business endeavors, including: Bounce Around Entertainment and Mountain State Pest Pros. In addition to these small business journeys, Ashley is the Chamber President for the Grant County Chamber of Commerce. Once again, she's going the extra mile to help our community not only see growth, but thrive to its fullest potential. The Cheetah B's family can't wait to greet you, meet you, and serve you with our West Virginian charm.
The origin of Cheetah B's
A FAMILY NICKNAME THAT FOUND ITS WAY
INTO SOMETHING BIGGER
Long before Cheetah B's was a restaurant, it was a nickname given to owner, Ashley Bachman, when she was little girl. Her mother always called her "Cheetah Bear." When Ashley turned 16, her mother surprised her with a personalized vanity plate for her car. However, there was not enough room on the plate to fit "Cheetah Bear," so instead she shortened it to CHEETAH B.
Ashley kept that same vanity plate for many years, and somewhere along the way, Cheetah B naturally became a nickname that stuck. Many friends and family members all know Ashley as Cheetah B. Years later, when it came time to choose a name for the restaurant, several ideas and options were on the table. However, one name stood out above all the rest: Cheetah B's. The name is not only different; It's personal. Most importantly, it already had a story.
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