1. plural of roadhouse: inns or taverns located along a road, especially outside of towns, that provide food, drink, and sometimes lodging for travelers

Examples

• The old highway was dotted with roadhouses that served truckers and travelers.
• Many historic roadhouses have been converted into restaurants and museums.
• During the 1950s, roadhouses were popular stops for families on road trips.
• The musician played at various roadhouses across the country.
• Some roadhouses offered live entertainment along with meals and drinks.
• Rural roadhouses often served as community gathering places.
• The antique roadhouses along Route 66 attract many tourists today.