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Website: macados.net
Phone: (540) 387-2686
Cross Streets: Between S Colorado St and N College Ave/S College Ave
Closing soon · 11 PM
- Tue 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM
211 E Main St Salem, VA 24153 ·58.99 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Wifi
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpDecided to have lunch here on my birthday. We waited approximately 10 minutes before we were seated. They offered us the bar area and we accepted since the staff had some confusion about sections...
MoreSince its founding in Roanoke in 1978, by Richard Macher, Macado's has strived to provide a comfortable, familiar setting where locals, college students, and families feel at home. Macado's slogan...
MoreSo the bartender was super nice. However, I stopped here because it used to be awesome. The crossiant was dry and nasty, could barely choke down half. The coleslaw came out like it was a store...
MoreThird time we came to Macados in Salem to find restaurant is only about 20% full with no one waiting to be seated, but we'retold by the host that there will be a 60 minute wait because they have...
MoreTalk about an extensive menu! Whoa! So many options! We had the French dip and a chicken sandwich (can't remember the cute names) and both were solid. The potato salad was slammin too. The...
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