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This Philly family is obsessed with the new Roy Rogers in Cherry Hill

For the Sugarman family, a trip to Cherry Hill’s newly-minted Roy Rogers was more than an easy weekday lunch, it was a multigenerational experience. “I’m very happy to be here at Roy Rogers for the first time,” said Paisley Sugarman, nestled in a booth next to her parents, Blair and Lance. “It’s very nostalgic for us,” said Blair. “I remember being here as a kid.” Though the dozens of Roy Rogers restaurants that once dotted the Philadelphia region’s dining landscape have largely faded, Blair and Lance Sugarman’s memories have not. “Just growing up with it, it was important to us to bring the little one so she can experience it for herself,” Blair Sugarman said of her daughter, Paisley.
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