The Royce

V Rock

The Royce is one of my favorite restaurants. I have been there for lunch/brunch but never for dinner. This was my first time visiting for dinner and I'm so happy that I did. The chicken pot pie was excellent, and it was the perfect portion size. The chicken was tender and the flavor was through the roof! My girlfriend got the short rib and really enjoyed it also. We usually don't get dessert but we decided to that night. She got the peach cobbler and ice cream, and the peach cobbler was so good! I got the chocolate chip cookies and the were still warm and soft when they got to the table. Hilariously they came in a cookie jar! They also have several mocktails which I recommend highly if you don't want alcohol.

Diamond H.

The food and menu was good. The kitchen was slow. Visited on a Sunday afternoon for brunch. I ordered a appetizer and never received it. I didn't get any water refills from the server. The atmosphere was beautiful. The music was nice. Ordered the braised beef and grits, it was delicious and a nice sized portion. The philly cheese steak egg rolls were pretty tasty as well.

BOCA Randall

Drove to Columbus for my sisters birthday and our family dined at 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐨𝐲𝐜𝐞 to celebrate. Much kudos for a great experience from another 𝐁𝐋𝐀𝐂𝐊 𝐎𝐖𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐔𝐒𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐒 👏🏾. For starters we shared grilled oysters, drop cornbread biscuits, and cast iron cauliflower. For dinner, we ordered sea bass with couscous and broccolini, creole seafood pasta with salmon, and a Royce burger. Everything was hot and delicious, service was exceptional as well. Would love to return for the weekend brunch and also Jazz night. Great eats!

Scotch With E

My friend hit me up to go and try out a place we had never been before. The Royce was the choice. We set a reservation for 5:45, and it was packed. We got seated pretty quickly, and our server came promptly to take our orders. We order some wine and a Blueberry Gin Sour to start. Our appetizers were the Cornbread Drop Biscuits, Philly Stuffed Eggrolls, and Guajillo Glazed Pork Belly. Out of the three, the Biscuits were the best. The pork belly was nice in color but lacking in flavor. The Eggrolls were freshly cooked, but they lacked the flavors of a Philly Cheese Steak ultimately. The cheese sauce wasn't, in my opinion, bringing anything to the table. We both ordered burgers, which were very tasty with fresh hot fries. Then ended with Patsy's Peach Cobbler. The ice cream was good, but the actual cobbler wasn't much to talk about. There was more cinnamon flavor than anything else, which kind of left your tongue but tingling. Overall, the restaurant was nice, and I wished our server came back a bit faster, but I did enjoy it for it being my first time there.