Roasters

We regularly eat here! It is convenient, the pricing is good, the food is always enjoyed. I ordered a dark quarter chicken with two sides. I chose slaw and corn. All was tasty. I ate every bite. My wife had a salad with grilled chicken and a glass of sweet tea. The empty bowl suggests that she enjoyed her meal. Service was excellent! Service was fast.

A solid place to grab lunch and not very expensive (esp considering that bbq is expensive everywhere these days). The food is just fine (nothing special but also a place I'd come to again)--we got the pick two each. One had meatloaf, 1/4 dark chicken, creamed spinach, and broccoli/cauliflower casserole. One had the bbq ribs, 1/4 dark chicken, coleslaw, and rice and beans. The meatloaf was surprisingly good and so were the ribs. The sides were all good too. The chicken was dry, the weakest out of all the things. The cornbread or rolls that they offer are $3 so don't think it's complimentary. Service is somewhat slow and they got my order wrong, but fixed it. Ambiance is casual, a lot of wooden booths, good amount of parking since it shares the Trader Joe's plaza.

They did it again. Our food was delicious and the service was excellent as always. I ordered a chicken quesadilla with veggies (peppers and onions only) that I asked to be sauteed until soft. I omitted the broccoli and corn. Perfectly cooked. Special requests don't bother them. The quesadilla was hot and gooey without the contents falling out. The portion size was enough for two. My daughter had a grilled chicken Caesar salad with their homemade poppyseed dressing. She always gets this so it must be that good. I can never leave without getting a slice of their homemade key lime pie. So creamy and the tart is pleasantly just right! Roasters is ideal for family, group, and solo visits. I'm already craving another quesadilla.

This restaurant is not that great it taste like cafeteria food and I'm sure that's why a lot of older people eat there. The roles are dry and there is not enough salt in the food I think.

I grew up right around the corner from this strip mall (the parking is an absolute nightmare. Maybe not quite as bad as towards the Roasters end, but the narrow slanty-spots aisle/road nearest the building around the middle/Trader Joe's section is just horrible.) It was a really sunny, fall afternoon and I wanted to eat lunch on a patio, and while the ambiance of Roasters' patio isn't all that great (parking lot view), the food and service all but made up for it.The portions, price, and taste of my lunch was amazing, and the server (can't recall his name) was friendly and prompt. I wasn't expecting it to be as good as some of the local BBQ places that I frequently do carry-out from, but for how much food we got in our entrees and its price, it was pretty stiff competition. I'd gladly go back again, mostly for the bbq pork, chicken, collards and corn bread. (The black eyed peas and the broccoli were severely under-seasoned, but the rest of the things were so good, all I needed was to fork different bites together.)

I stopped by at this restaurant while I was waiting for my car to be fixed. Service was quick. I ordered the combo with 2 sides so I got the 1/4 dark chicken and bbq ribs, and for the sides I ordered the creamed spinach and Mac and cheese. My meal was good and the portions were the right size.

Quick service. Good food. Old diner ambiance, which I totally love!I'm kicking myself since it took me this long to try this place out. It's your standard old school American food. Nothing over engineered. Rotisserie was juicy and tasty. But between here and kid cashew, I'd say kid cashew's chicken is the winner. Although this rotisserie is more of a 'traditional' variation - meaning, nothing too fancy - a good overall classic. Also, when it comes to side items, this place kicks Kid Cashew's butt haha. I watched a guy at a next table only eat side items (which they have a 'veggie plate'), and I was like - this dude must be vegetarian. NOPE - it's because their side items are good. It's very homey. All in all, it gives me a Grandma Rudine type of food - lol. If you get my drift. But yeah - i can dig it.

Good, consistent sustenance I've been a patron of this business at various locations over the years. The quality and flavor of the food stays the same no matter which location you visit. Plentiful servings cine with 1/4 chicken, ribs, wraps, sandwiches - Roasters' signature flavor permeates. I've sample so many of the sides, it's hard to pick favorites, but I'm partial to the broccoli/cauli casserole, creamed spinach and apples - appealing to all of my Southern taste buds. Dining in, is easy for 2 or 10 - kids and adults alike. Even when going for pick up, the service is fast and typically friendly. So if your in the mood for good food and service, give it a tryBON APPÉTIT

I door dashed so the price probably went up a tad. But it was FANTASTIC! The chicken fingers with BBQ sauce are EPIC and the macaroni & cheese is really good! The sweet potato soufflé is different. Kind of reminiscent of butterscotch..... definitely a different take but I did enjoy it .

Food was god awful literal 2/10 the only thing I liked on my plate was the Mac and cheese I got the 5 finger platter with two sides Mac and cheese and sweet potato soufflé and a peach cobbler the chicken wasn't good the sweet potatoes wayy too mushy with no crumble and the cobbler was mushy and cold even worse heated up it tasted like raw dough. Other than that the customer service was good other than I almost left without my items because they forgot to give it to me. I don't know if it was a manager but I spoke to someone and he answered my question right thanks to him. Overall the food wasn't it at all