Roy Rogers Restaurant to Reopen in Cumberland

From our friends at Roy Rogers Restaurants...

Today, Roy Rogers Restaurants announces the reopening of their Cumberland, Maryland restaurant, located at 624 Queen City Drive. The restaurant, which closed in April to undergo construction for the new building, has been a staple in the Cumberland community for over 45 years.

On Saturday, August 27, beginning at 10:30 AM, fans will be able to enjoy their favorite Roy Rogers menu items once again at the brand new restaurant.

The newly reconstructed restaurant now offers a few new features aiming to enhance the guest experience including the addition of a drive-thru, as well as dual indoor/outdoor fireplace for guests sitting in both the dining and patio areas.

“We are pleased to reopen our Cumberland location and once again serve our loyal fans in the community after a few months of new construction,” said Jim Plamondon, co-president of Plamondon Companies, the franchisor of the Roy Rogers Restaurant chain. “The guests in this community know our restaurant best for its quality, variety and choice and we are excited to reopen our doors to share even more of what sets us apart from other quick-service concepts.”

Roy Rogers cordially welcomes everyone back on Saturday, August 27 in Cumberland.

About Roy Rogers Restaurants:

Based in Frederick, Maryland, the Plamondon Companies own and operate 24 Roy Rogers Restaurants and oversee 29 franchise locations in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Roy Rogers Restaurants are known in the industry as the “Triple Threat” - serving USDA choice top round roast beef, hand-breaded, fresh fried chicken and great tasting burgers. Unique to Roy’s is the Fixin’s Bar, featuring a variety of condiments, such as fresh lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions, jalapeños and signature sauces. Amenities include drive-thru, flat screen TV and free Wi-Fi. For more on our business, promotions, products and franchise opportunities, visit www.royrogersrestaurants.com and follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.