Comfort Cuisine for Breakfast or for Lunch or Dinner at Rolo's Cafe in Huntsville (Half Off)
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Locomotive-concept restaurant with working model train serves fried seafood, grilled steaks, and homestyle biscuits with chocolate gravy
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Choose from Two Options
- $5 for $10 worth of comfort cuisine for breakfast $8 for $16 worth of comfort cuisine for lunch or dinner
The breakfast menu includes biscuits and chocolate gravy ($3.95) and two-egg caboose specials with sugar-cured ham ($5.95). The lunch and dinner menu includes 7-ounce patty melts on whole-wheat buns ($5.95), slow-smoked sausages with two sides ($8.95), and 10-piece fried-shrimp dinner entrees with hush puppies and two sides ($10.95).
Rolo's Cafe
According to an article by John Hampton of Examiner.com, Rolo's opened in 1991 as homage to a train trip taken by Huntsville restaurateur Chuck, and his son, Rolo. Reportedly, the two were on the way to New Orleans for a football game, when Rolo looked to his father and said, "Trains keep attention for the kids and the grandparents." A light bulb went off in Chuck’s head––he would open a homestyle restaurant paying tribute to the train-riding days of yore. He'd call it Rolo's Cafe.
In a burst of whistles and chugs, a multicolored model train can be seen rounding a wooden track suspended high above the dining room. The locomotive circulates the aromas of lightly fried pond-raised catfish, juicy grilled steak, and housemade peach cobbler. Breakfast biscuits arrive to tables saturated in signature chocolate gravy for pairing with sugar-cured ham and fresh hush puppies. After polishing off a slow-smoked pork chop, patrons can make choo choo noises on train station-style wooden benches, or peruse the room's vintage train signs, framed articles, and photos of locomotives.
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About Rolo's Cafe
Rolo's opened in 1991 as homage to a train trip taken by Huntsville restaurateur Chuck, and his son, Rolo. Reportedly, the two were on the way to New Orleans for a football game, when Rolo looked to his father and said, "Trains keep attention for the kids and the grandparents." A light bulb went off in Chuck’s head––he would open a homestyle restaurant paying tribute to the train-riding days of yore. He'd call it Rolo's Cafe.
In a burst of whistles and chugs, a multicolored model train can be seen rounding a wooden track suspended high above the dining room. The locomotive circulates the aromas of lightly fried pond-raised catfish, juicy grilled steak, and housemade peach cobbler. Breakfast biscuits arrive to tables saturated in signature chocolate gravy for pairing with sugar-cured ham and fresh hush puppies. After polishing off a slow-smoked pork chop, patrons can make choo choo noises on train station-style wooden benches, or peruse the room's vintage train signs, framed articles, and photos of locomotives.