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    Roar

    3.3 (98 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Leah W.

    We attended a private event upstairs at Roar. This was for admitted students to a university in the NC system. I had never heard of the venue, but it was very cool! All sorts of games, bays with virtual sports, bowling, table games, and lots of food upstairs near our event. Downstairs was more of a bar area plus some more games. The food was catered by roar and this is why I'm giving it 4 stars. It could have been the selection available, or cost savings by the planner, but it was very lack luster. Put it this way, fudge rounds were in a shading dish. The staff was very nice! They encouraged us enjoy ourselves and refilled the trays. I would like to return on a weekend night during a non-sponsored event and try it again. I would describe it as Greensboro's bourbon bowl meets Dave and busters.

    Chelsea R.

    I want to like roar because they have great ideas but man does it all fall flat. We recently went for twisted putter and it was fun but the lights were on so it wasn't really glow in the dark. They changed the upstairs food hall (wasn't really a food hall) and made it into an arcade. It seems like they have limited staff so it took people a while to get drinks. Overall, I'd go back for the bull pin bowling and the twisted putter but that's about it.

    Strawberry Pineapple Texas Style Margarita, you gotta try it and you'll thank me later!
    Tracy W.

    I love a good food hall! This place doesn't stay quite as packed as I would like to see, but I love it here and I hope it survives finicky Winston-Salem. 3 levels and a rooftop, very spacious. Let's get into the food and drinks. I love margaritas and the bartender at Tequila never disappoints, so while my to go order is being prepared I enjoyed a Strawberry Pineapple Texas Style Margarita. Another fav for me here is the grilled shrimp, OMG so, so good, make sure to try the elote corner as a side with cilantro lime rice.

    Mike O.

    I love food halls because you can have so many choices in one However the choices and food quality at Roar left me lacking on dinner last night. I went with the fam-bam to an almost empty food hall, but Wednesday evening in WS sometimes is slow. I got a single patty mushroom Blue cheeseburger for $11 and his $4 side of fries from Joey Corrells American. It was okay, but not $15 okay when there are so many other restaurants for less. My wife ordered the Margherita pizza at Est Est Est. It was a cheese pizza and not a Margherita so be aware of that if you know what a Margarita pizza is and what to expect. For a cheese oily individual $12 pizza it was overpriced and underwhelming. The beer wall was good, but yeah...not really that impressed to have me come back.

    Chicken Nachos - dry & little meat
 Pizza - all toppings slide right off
    Paula B.

    Good: The mini-bowling was awesome, staff was really friendly and available. For 4 of us it took about 40 minutes for a game. It was clean. Mixture of kids and classy date nights... the ambiance was odd, like they couldn't decide to be a speak easy or a chucky cheese. Disappointing: The food ... is low level cafeteria level pizza and same for the nachos. I really was expecting a higher level of food options. The simulator area was missing so much, I wish there was an archery option. I'd suggest for 4 of you, 1hr is plenty here. Bar area, they really need a menu, good quality options but no cocktail menu. No food or beverage delivery; you just have to "guess" when the food is ready and go get it, and for drinks, if you are on another floor with the bowling and simulator, you will need to find a bar, versus delivery or close bar options.

    Marie O.

    Went to Roar for the food hall. I felt like pizza so ordered the margherita pizza at Est Est Est. It should have just been called a "cheese" pizza. The dough was light and airy but when I order a Margherita pizza, I expect a mozzarella melt in your mouth pizza with a light marinera sauce and basil. This was just a cheese oily individual $12 pizza. My husband was underwhelmed by his $11 mushroom Blue cheese burger and his $4 side of fries from Joey Corrells American St food. I did try his fries though and thought they were kinda amazing. My son ordered biria tacos at Centenario and was very pleased. We did the beer wall which had a lot of options and the beer was nice and cold. Upstairs was entertainment such as music and bowling. I did not go upstairs so I'm reviewing based on our food experience only. Would we come back?....mehhhhh...maaaybe. Really not sure, I wasn't blown away.

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    Brooke P.

    My husband and I spent the day Saturday with my brother and SIL at what is quickly becoming our favorite hangout spot, ROAR. Since we were going to a family dinner that evening, we opted for small bites at Fords Food Hall (which always become bigger bites after looking at their vast menus). This go round we went with the Paloma for me and the Spicy Margarita for my SIL at the bar. My husband and my brother enjoyed using their fobs for the beer wall. Food wise, my husband got the roasted oysters, blackened shrimp tacos, and she crab soup from Blue Crab and my SIL ordered the nashville hot fish sandwich with an elote corn side from there as well. My brother and I both ordered from JC American Street Food - he got the cheesy western burger w/ hand cut fries and I got the Carolina classic fair burger w/ sweet potato wedges and an order of the Nashville hot wings. Y'all have no idea how fun it is to try different drinks at the bar and distinct eats in the food hall each time we visit. Plus, who doesn't enjoy a roaring 20's theme/atmosphere? We have yet to play any of the games on the second floor but we know our time is coming because we can't stop popping in! They even have zombie dodgeball - we are all in! The only downside we have found to playing the games is it's a little pricey - $95 an hour for the simulator and $50-$65 for bowling depending on when you play. But if you go with a group and split the cost it could be worth it! And the rooftop just can't be beat. Seriously one of the best chill spots I've found in the Triad. If you haven't made your way to ROAR yet for a bomb atmosphere, yummy drinks, and delicious eats at one of their 5 different eateries, we promise you are missing out!!

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    Enjoyed the food and music. The bartenders made terrible drinks. Overall it was a good time.

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    We love the golf game at Roar! The food is okay. I would love it to have more variety.

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    Overpriced, not much of a variety. Drinks were average and food wasn't anything you couldn't eat elsewhere.

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    Really good vibes. Drinks were pretty good and the rooftop view is amazing. Cool multi-story place.

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    Food Hall inside has great stalls for more options on different food.. JL Casper's is fantastic and the games are fun!

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    Food was okay. Beers on tap doesn't have dark beer, just light hoppy beer. Ew. Could be better about the food though.

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