Roadhouse
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Roadhouse generally refers to a facility, principally in the USA, Canada and Australia which services passing traffic on a major intercity road. Facilities may include fuel, mechanical services as well as food and refreshments.
- Other uses
- In Alaska and the Yukon, starting in the 1890s roadhouses were checkpoints where dog drivers (mushers, or dog sledders); horse-driven sleds; and people on snowshoes, skis, or walking; would stop overnight for shelter and a hot meal.
- In theatre, a "roadhouse" or receiving house is a venue that does not house a production company of its own, but instead rents its facility to visiting theatre companies.
- Road House, a 1948 film
- Road House, a 1989 film
- Roadhouse (band), a band featuring former Def Leppard guitarist Pete Willis.
- Texas Roadhouse is a US restaurant chain based in Louisville, Kentucky
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