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Roadrunner Restaurant

Roadrunner Restaurant

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47801 N Black Canyon Hwy, New River, Arizona, 85087, United States
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May 19, 2018
We have been here several times. We had a memorial service for a friend and our wedding here in the private area... Becky is awesome, she's the event planner. The food is amazing !!! Rodeo, concerts, bon fire, and great people !!

May 19, 2018
Great spot located in New River. Great selection of beers and liquor. The burgers are huge and taste great. Good stop if you're riding through

Apr 9, 2018
We stopped in for a couple beers the place is pretty nice A little biker looking area. Waitresses and staff are friendly and nice they have restaurant food although we decided to go eat somewhere different. Looking for someplace different I would recommend this place

Feb 16, 2018
My home away from home! I love this venue! The owners are fantastic and they have created a great place for families and locals. They have the best weekly bull riding out of any of the bucking bars in the valley. The dance floor is outside so there's always room to dance and they bring in larger acts several times a year!

May 12, 2018
First time we have been waited on in a few minutes from being seated. Beer was extra cold and food was very good. The menu has a good selection. Been there many times with horrible service previous to this visit. I will be back.

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Opening Hours

Tue:11 am - 6 pm
Thu:11 am - 12 am
Fri:11 am - 2 am
Sat:7 am - 2 am