ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) – Thanksgiving is usually all about cooking at home, but this year, restaurants across Roanoke are seeing more families choose a different approach: letting someone else handle the meal.
“We’ve definitely seen an uptick every year that I’ve been here and this year, around 150 more people than we normally get,” said Barry Caldwell, general manager of 419 West.
For many, cost is a big part of the decision. Some families find it cheaper to eat out than to buy all the ingredients for a full Thanksgiving feast…