Isaacs Restaurant

03/10/2012

A MESSAGE TO OUR LOYAL CUSTOMERS

The building which houses The Isaac's Restaurant was sold on the 29th of February.

We have been negotiating lease terms with the new landlord.
During this process we have had a lot of considerations to make about preserving our current location, and our aim has been to keep providing the best Mediterranean cuisine in the Roanoke Valley, right here in the Grandin Village.

We are sorry to say that we are unable to reach an agreement suitable to our needs, and The Isaac's Restaurant will be closing the doors at our Grandin Village home, effective Sunday, March 11, 2012. Our last lunch and dinner service will be Saturday, March 12, 2012.

However, we will continue to provide catering services to the Roanoke area, and we are actively seeking a new home to reopen the doors to our beloved restaurant!

This decision has not come easy, but we feel it necessary. We believe that this course of action will best enable us to pursue a new path in our ongoing commitment to deliver exquisite cuisine to the community we love.

To our loyal customers, friends, and everyone who has enjoyed our delicious food, we want to express our undying gratitude for your love and support through the years. We want you to know, we will continue serving the excellent food you have come to expect from The Isaac's Restaurant, no matter where the restaurant resides. We love our customers, and we remain committed to cooking great food for our wonderful patrons!

Please join us today for our final day of in-house dining at our Grandin Village location to show your love for The Isaac's Restaurant, our delicious food, and our phenomenal family of staff and neighborhood friends!

The building which houses The Isaac's Restaurant was sold on the 29th of February.

We have been negotiating lease terms with the new landlord.
During this process we have had a lot of considerations to make about preserving our current location, and our aim has been to keep providing the best Mediterranean cuisine in the Roanoke Valley, right here in the Grandin Village.

We are sorry to say that we are unable to reach an agreement suitable to our needs, and The Isaac's Restaurant will be closing the doors at our Grandin Village home, effective Sunday, March 11, 2012. Our last lunch and dinner service will be Saturday, March 10, 2012.

However, we will continue to provide catering services to the Roanoke area, and we are actively seeking a new home to reopen the doors to our beloved restaurant!

This decision has not come easy, but we feel it necessary. We believe that this course of action will best enable us to pursue a new path in our ongoing commitment to deliver exquisite cuisine to the community we love.

To our loyal customers, friends, and everyone who has enjoyed our delicious food, we want to express our undying gratitude for your love and support through the years. We want you to know, we will continue serving the excellent food you have come to expect from The Isaac's Restaurant, no matter where the restaurant resides. We love our customers, and we remain committed to cooking great food for our wonderful patrons!

Please join us today for our final day of in-house dining at our Grandin Village location to show your love for The Isaac's Restaurant, our delicious food, and our phenomenal family of staff and neighborhood friends!

03/09/2012

The building which houses The Isaac's Restaurant was sold on the 29th of February. We are under lease negotiations with the new landlord. Our aim is to keep providing the best food and Mediterranean cuisine in the Roanoke Valley, right here in the Grandin Village... but we need your support! We have a lot of considerations to make about preserving our current location in the Grandin Village, but we want you to know that we will continue serving our excellent food no matter where the restaurant resides. We love our customers, and we are committed to cooking great food for our wonderful patrons. Please join us this weekend to show your love for The Isaacs!

02/28/2012

Its a beautiful day in the Grandin Village. Come down and support local restaurants in your neighborhood. Isaac's fabulous fresh organic salad bar has great variety everyday and makes the perfect healthy lunch.

02/13/2012

Don't forget tomorrow is Valentine's Day! Nothing says "I love you" like a healthy delicious meal at Isaacs.

02/09/2012

Its a beautiful sunny day out there! Take a walk or a quick drive down to the Grandin Village and stop at Isaacs for a healthy feel good meal. On today's fabulous Organic Soup and Salad Bar, Stuffed Pepper Soup, in addition to our two house favorites, Greek Potato Feta and Middle Eastern Chard and Lentil.

02/09/2012

Love our Spanakopita, Samosas and our fresh homemade bread? That's courtesy of one of our very talented chefs here at Isaacs - Hanan

02/09/2012

Come into Isaacs and meet our new Owner/General Manager and lifetime Roanoke native - Nicole Coleman.

02/09/2012

Meet Ryan & Kara! Two of our courteous waitstaff serving up healthy soul food here at The Isaacs.

02/03/2012

Start your weekend off right with a lovely evening at The Isaacs. . .Enchanting music (Greg Ayers and Paul Campbell will be playing @ 6:30 tonight), incredible food and good times in the Grandin Village. Whether you have a great meal at Isaac's, belly up at CI, or enjoy a film at the Grandin Theatre, Come out and show your support for small local business!

02/03/2012

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It is up the Copper River that the salmon must travel 300 miles to reach their spawning grounds, which requires extra stores of omega-3 fatty acids that make Copper River salmon some of the most prized salmon in the world.

02/03/2012

Delectable Dinner Special This Weekend at The Isaacs! Copper River Sockeye Salmon topped with sweet sauteed veggies and served over walnut pesto Israeli cous cous. Don't miss this heart-healthy, satisfying savory dish!

02/03/2012

Unfortunately, the VABC is still taking their time on our license. We regret not having any new information on this matter and we and our lawyer are working very hard on complying with the VABC's many requests. Over 3 months ago, Isaac's employees formed our own company when our former owner left the business to us. We love this restaurant and simply wanted to keep our jobs and a viable business within our local economy. New ownership, required a new ABC license. The reason for the long wait? I'm not quite sure, but we will be discussing this matter with our State representatives, as well as our local Roanoke Regional Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development. Thank you to all our customers for you continued support of small local business!