Roland’s Restaurant

This is a nice neighborhood restaurant. And the prices are reasonable. Having said that:
I had breakfast there today and it is very subpar my scrambled eggs were burnt the bacon was merely warmed up and tasty greasy while I would love to frequent this mom-​and-​pop place I’m afraid it’s off my list now. To contrast and compare I would go so far as to say that Denny’s is far more desirable for breakfast!
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I love the neighborhood restaurant so I decided to go back one evening and try their turkey dinner they claim to be real turkey and it is sadly it’s not very good be accompanying gravy looks like yellow holding the dressing was Brian and tasted horrible french fries however we’re good.
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I tried this place again last night for dinner I had their fried chicken dinner and I can tell you it was horrible only good thing was the salad. The dinner was a very tiny wing, back, small breast and a small leg… all over cooked
Soooo… I won’t be back!

Love Roland’s great breakfasted, and the waitress are so pleasant great dinners too keep up Roland

I have been eating at Roland’s restaurant since before I was born. Recently, it’s been our family’s go to on Friday nights for dinner. The waitresses Diane and Lisa usually work on Friday nights and know our family by name and about things that are going on in our lives. Talk about family restaurant. I have never had a meal here that was disappointing so I will not even recommend a dish, because whatever you get, it will be home cooked and delicious!
Patrons keep in mind this place closes at 8pm, be sure to have an early dinner! This place is also really only set up for groups no larger than 4.

Love the turkey dinner. I think it’s even better that Harts Turkey Farm. Always friendly and quiet. Wish there were more places like Roland’s around.

Friendly service in a clean, comfortable restaurant. Salads were crisp and fresh. The Spinach pita (spanikopita) was perfect; my mom and I shared an order and it was more than enough for 2 people. My dad got the veal parmigiana, which consisted of a good-​sized veal cutlet, pasta, and a perfectly seasoned sauce. My daughter ordered a milkshake; I guess people don’t order milkshakes very often here, because it took some doing to get the shake made! But our nice waitress managed to get it done and my daughter really liked it, as well as the chicken fingers and fries that she ordered. Would definitely eat here again and recommend to others.

Stop by Rolands today for lunch. You cannot beat the food and at such great price tops on my list. Even though it was warm outside you have to try the home made soup, chichen with rice the best.

I’ve eaten at Roland’s several times. For one thing they now take credit cards. The food is very good especially the seafood. The portions are ample and the prices are good. I also like the homey atmosphere and the friendly service. Definitely a good value.

Just got done with breakfast at Roland’s. I stopped by on the recommendation of a friend (not Ian W, but I think I need to start following him around!)
The breakfast was good, nothing great but everything was done well. Eggs, Toast, home fries, and hash. I tried their beans as well, their beans were just a little too sweet for my tastes. I tend to like them savory as opposed to sweet. It’s obvious that the shop has a Greek heritage and I was hopping to see some a few Greek items on the menu, but even the specials board was all American (that is if you consider French Toast American, which I do.)
Staff was friendly and attentive. Lots of the folks in the shop were regulars as the conversation between the wait staff and the customers, and from customer to customer was frequent and familiar. Coffee refills where dispersed with friendly efficiency.
I think I will have to go back and try the lunch and/​or dinner menu and see if they have any of the Greek specials.
They still have a cash only policy, but since the prices aren’t very high, that shouldn’t be a problem to most of you.

A good little neighborhood restaurant established over 50 years ago. Roland’s Restaurant is located at the corner of Kinsley Street and Ritter Street, next door to Roland’s Variety Store.
Roland’s Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The breakfast menu offers egg dishes, pancakes, French toast, home fries, meats, hash, & the standard side orders. The lunch/​dinner menu offers sandwiches, burgers, soups, salads, comfort foods, seafood, Italian dinners, pizza (10″), and desserts (pies, ice cream treats). Kids menu is available and beer & wine offered.
The atmosphere is very classic and homey with L-​shaped lunch counter seating, table and booth seating with breakfast menus at the tables. There are some old pictures on the wall of Roland’s from back in its heyday. The food staging area behind the lunch counter and the kitchen window are visible from the open dining room. The clientele seen here are senior citizens and young families.
I had a brief lunch here a few days ago. I ordered the Boneless Chicken Parmesan ($ 9.99) served with salad or soup. I opted for the cup of beef barley, which had ground beef, barley and vegetables in a tomato broth, a thick consistency with a similar taste to stuffed peppers filling. The 2 dinner rolls were served warm. The Chicken Parm was served on very hot metal plate since this entrée was baked. It was a large breaded thick chicken cutlet topped with melted cheese and served over spaghetti & meat sauce, a good portion of food which was very tasty and filling. I needed a box to take the rest home.
The service was good and attentive. Also, the servers and the kitchen staff looked very busy, constantly communicating food orders and hustling back and forth between tables and the food staging area, a solid crew here.
NOTE: Cash only, no credit cards accepted.
OPEN HOURS: Mon-​Sat: 5AM-​8PM; Sun: 6AM-​2PM