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ROANOKE, Va. – Not even a global health crisis could crumble the grand opening ceremony for a new Roanoke breakfast spot. On Thursday, Mayor Sherman Lea cut the ribbon outside of Crumbles to celebrate the business that, like many, has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. The restaurant opened right as the pandemic hit, which made it hard to recruit loyal customers with their dining room closed and everyone off the streets. 🌯🥓🍳🧀 Starting this Friday 18th Posted by Crumbles Store on Wednesday, September 16, 2020The restaurant is located on Kirk Avenue in downtown Roanoke. The dining room is now open, although seating is limited and tables are spread out to keep everyone socially distant.

There’s a ribbon cutting for a new restaurant in downtown Roanoke. The restaurant, which was featured in Takeout Tuesday in April, serves breakfast and brunch. Carilion Clinic holds a drive-up flu vaccine clinic today. The Bedford Child Advocacy Center is holding an open house today. The open house runs from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.

ROANOKE, Va. – Ruben Liendo had more than buns and biscuits in mind when he opened Crumbles Store a month ago. Liendo tells 10 News, “Crumbles is my reinvention, and reinventing myself. I hit rock bottom, and I knew at one point I wanted to get up and do it all again." The perfect moment to give them a try falls between the hours of 7 a.m. and Noon each day. They’re located on Kirk Avenue in downtown Roanoke, and would certainly appreciate you giving them a try.