Roanoker Restaurant (The)

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Roanoker Restaurant (The)

2522 Colonial Avenue, Roanoke, VA 24015
5403447746
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Started in downtown Roanoke by founder Crafton Warren in 1941 and later passed into the care of his son, E.C., The Roanoker Restaurant is a cornerstone in the Roanoke community. Today, under the steady hand of current owner Butch Craft, The Roanoker continues to honor the legacy of Crafton’s passion for home-cooked food and friendly, hometown service. Stop in and enjoy a perfect blend of classic comfort food, exciting new cuisine and service with a smile today!

Hours of Operation:

  • Tuesday – Saturday: 7:00am – 9:00pm
  • Sunday: 8:00am – 9:00pm
  • Closed on Monday

Group Tour Services:

  • $150.00 deposit
  • Comp meal for Driver/Tour Director
  • Set menu with 5 choices in price range of your choice
  • We can provide sample menus
  • Motorcoach parking available
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