Roamers
Café & Bar

Roamers'

ROAMERS’ CAFE

Our quick-service café, conveniently located at the top of the Miracle Plaza stairs, offers a welcoming and convenient dining option for families, groups, and individuals alike.

Roamer’s Café features a variety of crowd-pleasing food and beverage options, with a customizable menu that can be tailored to meet the needs of each event. The space can also be quickly transformed into a high-volume concessions operation, making it an ideal food & beverage location for large sporting events, tournaments, concerts, and other special events taking place in the 1980 Herb Brooks Arena.

ROAMERS’ BAR

Centrally located within Roamers, our full-service bar offers one-of-a-kind views of the Adirondack High Peaks and the historic venues of the 1980 Olympic Winter Games. Guests can enjoy an extensive selection of New York State craft beers on draft and in cans, popular domestic favorites, premium spirits, wines, and handcrafted specialty cocktails.

ROAMERS’ COFFEE BAR

Roamers’ Coffee bar is our full-service specialty coffee bar, anchored by a full-size La Marzocco espresso machine to deliver handcrafted beverages of the highest quality. The menu features hot and iced specialty espresso drinks, freshly brewed coffee, matcha, smoothies, and a variety of refreshing cold beverages.

Roamers’ Coffee Bar space can also be repurposed to provide full bar service, making it an ideal addition for receptions, social events, and other special occasions.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

If you have a food allergy, please notify us.

Please Note: Lake Placid Legacy Passport holders receive a 10% Discount off dining purchases. Please see the Olympic Box Office to inquire about the Lake Placid Legacy Passport and present it at the time you order to receive your discount.

Hours

Hours are subject to change. * Hours indicate that serving could end earlier than scheduled.

Roamers Café & Bar Schedule

History

The Lake Placid Roamers

Hockey holds a special place in Lake Placid’s history. In fact, the most iconic moment in sports in the 20th Century – the Miracle on Ice – still echoes in the High Peaks surrounding our beautiful village.

Though that one game stands out, the roots of our hockey tradition run far deeper. From the 1932 Games to the 1980 Games to pond hockey to collegiate and CanAm tournaments, this is a game woven into the fabric of our community.

Among the key local moments on hockey’s historical timeline is the creation of the Lake Placid Roamers, a New York Rangers farm team that excited crowds in the ‘32 Rink from 1946 to 1952. And while the Roamers were often associated with the big leagues, an undeniable sense of community pride made every game something special for those who lived in that era. For more than 90 years, hockey has been one of those things that’s always brought people together in Lake Placid. Players, coaches, crews, and spectators alike.

Our rich hockey tradition is a treasure trove of memories, and the Roamers team is a vital part of both our legacy and our future. We’re proud the Roamers name lives on in a place where future hockey stars and fans will come together in the decades to come.