Best Historic Restaurants in Roanoke

We had a reservation but arrived early for a drink at the bar. Place was very busy but there were a few spots at the bar. The young bartender was very friendly and helpful with us as well as trying to accommodate others who came in for a drink. I did not catch his name but great attitude. Once seated our waitress brought bread with 3 options to dip/spread. Garlic butter with spices was our go to choice but enjoyed the others. Bread/roll was very good. Calamari appetizer was crispy and paired with marinara sauce. Thumps up. Spinach salad with mushrooms and carmelized onions with house dressing was good. Pizza: Italian Meat Lovers plus mushrooms and red opions. Like the crust and overall flavor of the pie but would like the crust to be a little crispier into the middle of the pie. Food: A Service: B+ waitress started strong but had to track her down a few times. Atmosphere: A Overall: A This was our first time tryinging Inzo's and glad we did. Great to see Locally Owned vs a chain. We will be back.

It was very crowded at 4:30 on a Friday when we arrived. Our wait was only about 15 minutes for our reservation , just like the young lady at reception said it would be. The waiter was very good and the food was delicious. Pork chop and salmon cooked perfectly. It was a little noisy, but we were able to have a pleasant conversation and enjoy our meal. It was exciting to see everyone enjoying themselves. The dinner specials for seniors can’t be beat.

Nestled outside a charming hotel in Grapevine, this winter-exclusive Wonderland experience transforms what used to be a historic train station into a cozy retreat. The venue is designed to resemble a rustic ski lodge, with carefully curated decor that gives a warm and welcoming ambiance. Heaters strategically placed inside ensure you stay comfortable, no matter how chilly it gets outside. The highlight of the experience is undoubtedly the fondue, served in two delectable options (cheese and chocolate). The meal is accompanied by a bottle of wine, adding a touch of sophistication to the event. The fondue spread is generous, featuring asparagus, bread, chips, and we also asked for strawberries for dipping. Each bite is flavorful and satisfying, making it a delight for the palate. The atmosphere is as enjoyable as the food. The setting encourages relaxation and fun, with the train station backdrop adding a nostalgic charm. It’s easy to lose track of time while savoring the delicious meal and soaking in the festive vibes. Overall, the Wonderland experience in Grapevine is a must-visit during the winter season. Whether you’re there for the food, wine, or just a cozy evening out, it delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended for a unique and memorable outing!

My friends and I had a wonderful experience. The food was excellent and for being upscale, the prices were not bad at all. I really appreciated the grace they gave us being a few minutes late for our reservation, when finding a place to park took way longer than expected. Give yourself an extra 15-20 mins for parking and walking if you go during the holiday season.

We LOVED our Sea Bass and Caesar evening. We substituted Mushroom Risotto for the base and it was so delicious! Our favorite restaurant of all! These guys do it right!