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Treehouse Tavern
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9607 Bent Mountain Road
Bent Mountain, VA 24059 - Phone: (540) 929-4242 Phone: (540) 929-4242
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Lee and Scott Markham first met as young adults in the restaurant industry. As their family grew, so did their dream of one day owning a family friendly restaurant that provided great food and quality entertainment. Treehouse Tavern is now a reality, serving tavern-inspired fare on Bent Mountain. With careful updates and renovations to the space, including colorful murals by local artist Maggie Perrin-Key, the Markham's have created something unique for the Bent Mountain and Roanoke communities.
WINS THIS YEAR - The Roanoker Magazine
Best Takeout/Curbside Service - Silver
Bar Where Everyone Knows Your Name - Silver
Best Roanoke County Restaurant - Platinum
Best Outdoor Dining - Gold
Best Family-friendly Restaurant - Gold
Hidden Gem - Gold
Best Chili – Gold
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