Franchising

Roy Rogers opens at University of Maryland

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November 30, 2021

Roy Rogers has announced the grand opening of a location at the center of the University of Maryland campus. The restaurant will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony Dec. 2 and will present a donation to the university's Campus Pantry. The first 50 people will receive a $100 gift card, according to a press release.

"We can't wait to open this new non-traditional location on University of Maryland's campus," Gregg Koffler, vice president of franchise sales, said in the release. "Our values, flexible footprint and great food are just a few reasons why we'll be a perfect fit on campus."

Located in the Stamp Student Union food court, Roy Rogers will serve its full menu appealing across multiple dayparts with its famous beef, burgers and chicken; however, exclusions may apply on limited-time offers.

"Whether students are dining in the food court or picking up a quick meal to-go, everyone will appreciate the variety, quality and choice we offer at Roy Rogers," Jim Plamondon, co-president of Roy Rogers, said in the release. "Roy Rogers is ready to serve the community in College Park, and we look forward to expanding our reach and making our mark on college campuses all over the East Coast."

Founded in 1968, Roy Rogers currently consists of 24 company-owned restaurants and 18 franchise restaurants in six states.