You come to Holiday Inn Roadhouse for grills, burgers, and pizza in Springs. The menu covers ribs, steaks, and twenty pizza varieties, including a Holiday Pizza with bacon, mince, ham, steak, Russian sausage, mushroom, and chutney. Family combos bundle burgers or ribs with chips and drinks, and Sunday roasts pair beef or chicken with vegetables, potatoes, rice, and dessert.

The kitchen serves breakfast through the day — omelettes, steak and boerewors plates, filter coffee — and the dessert list runs from ice cream cups to banana splits. Milkshakes come in lime, banana, vanilla, and chocolate, with thicker versions for Bar One, Ferrero Rocher, or Oreo blends. Smoothies and slush puppies fill the cold drinks list alongside fresh juices and canned sodas.

The place is built for families. The Sunday roast draws them in, and the combos — four burgers or dagwoods with chips and two liters of Coke — keep the table shared. Pizzas are thirty centimeters, and ribs come in four-hundred-gram or eight-hundred-gram portions. The kitchen closes the meal with jelly tot cups, waffles, or fruit salad and ice cream.