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Roadhouse 101

Roadhouse 101

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4649 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City, Oregon, 97367, United States
(541) 994-7729 www.roadhouse101.com
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May 5, 2018
They are easily packed so service is completely understandable. Their food is Amazing, I've recommended this place to plenty of people and will continue to do such. Their waiters are very sweet and lively. Sometimes they will have entertainment. Over all an amazing experience. Hope if you do go, you'll experience that aswell!

May 8, 2018
The beer is pretty good, food mediocre but really friendly service. It wouldn't be my first choice but there is food and beer. I gave it three stars because the staff deserves it.

Jan 14, 2018
Just went yesterday, group of 4. Terrible terrible terrible service. Server came to our table 3 times but left each time without asking what we wanted to order. Why? Don’t know. At one point all the employees went out onto the patio for a smoke break. Classy. Not a single employee in the room. Server couldn’t bring us ketchup, or my food apparently. Had to go up and ask for my soup. If you’re “so busy” you can’t handle your tables, maybe get better staff. The food was fine, but nothing you couldn’t get at a better restaurant. Won’t be back ever.

Mar 30, 2018
Garbage service and servers seem to be missing a few brain cells. Plus the food didn’t even taste good wow what a surprise.

Sep 8, 2017
Band was good & dancing was fun. It took 3 trys to get my drink right (I ordered a 7 & 7) They had some problem with the soda tank (which happens). My husband didn't care for his long island ice tea, though. All & all, it was an OK night. Maybe the drink thing was just a fluke. We'll go back another night & try again.

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Opening Hours

Wed:4 pm - 9 pm
Thu:4 pm - 9 pm
Fri:4 pm - 10 pm