Roy’s Place

Passing through town and decided to stop by for a quick bite to eat. It’s a cute little diner with a good selection of salads and sandwiches. The price is fair and the service was quick.
The food was average diner food but what stood out was there giant cinnamon bun for $ 6. It was bigger than my hand. Homemade and perfect for any sweet tooth.

Stop in whenever we pass thru. Food is always good with a family restautant menu.
Its always busy from open till close so it can be a little bit of a wait but its worth it.
Seems like the town favourite, not fancy but consistant.
Will keep stoping if passing thru and hungry, its good for kids.

Sorry, tried to review a place in Seattle by the same name!!!

Wow.
Great food, great price.
We were driving by after a camping trip and I remembered the feature of this place on the Food Network show «You’ve Gotta Eat Here!».
So we stopped in for lunch, and they sure were right — You DO have to eat here!
Nestled in the tiny little town of Claresholm, this place is down home cooking for sure.
We ordered two sandwiches and an appetizer plate of onion rings to share with my husband and 11-​year-​old daughter.
We had SO much food it was crazy! What value!
The clubhouse sandwich was by far the best I’ve ever had in my life. It was clear that they had roasted a turkey with sage and thyme and then carved it to put lovingly on my perfectly toasted bakery bread. Thick cut bacon, red tomatoes, and a side of fries that were obviously «just a potato 5 minutes ago» — they were that fresh!
The patty melt was also excellent — lots of fried sweet onions and a very tasty burger patty.
The onion rings didn’t look like much when they arrived, but the batter was light, crisp, and so flavorful that I would totally get them again!
We also ordered rhubarb-​strawberry pie a la mode after our enormous lunch. It was a modest size, but a very unique crust that had way more flavor than your typical Tenderflake. The enormous size of vanilla bean ice cream was more than all three of us could finish, and I’ve never known my daughter to leave behind ice cream!
We will definitely be back when we’re in the area, and you should try it too!

A very nice place, lots of local people thus a good indication that we were at the right place. For 20 $ including tip you gonna eat very well with, on top, lot to eat in your plate.

I stopped in to pick up a cinnamon bun this morning because I heard so much about them and it was clearly a few days old. It was hard and crusty. Not soft and squishy like a cinnamon bun should be. Super disappointed and a waste of almost $ 7.00

Breakfast really doesn’t get any better than this. Nothing fancy, just good quality ingredients cooked perfectly every time for a great price. Just passed through on the weekend and had pancakes, poached eggs and bacon for around $ 10. This is a spot I always hit passing through Claresholm.

Roy’s Place was a real road-​food find! The exterior is uninspiring but the food and the people are beyond wonderful. The service was fast and friendly. The summer menu features lobster grilled cheese sandwich that was fantastic — the lobster tasted fresh and there was lots of it. We washed it down with Canadian beer. A really great experience!

Wow! What a great meal and attentive service. We came for breakfast and can you believe they serve this breakfast dessert! It was huge! Mmmm… will definitely be back!

There are a lot of roadside restos that could learn a thing or two from Roy’s. The staff were friendly, the place was clean, and the food was a good step above your regular roadside grub.
Loved the Sloppy Joes smothered in hearty house-​made chili. They definitely hit the spot during a day on the highway.
The little things can go a long way, and I think where Roy’s really won me over is when they served my drink in a frosted mug. Simple, I know, but it was appreciated, and a step above the regular.
The next time I’m in Claresholm, I’d be glad to go back!

A really good local business.
I’ve been to a lot of roadside restaurants, and Roy’s is a nice place — employing young local folks who really try to do their best and are nice to the clients.
But besides a good service, the food was also really good — hey, we are not talking exquisite gourmet stuff, but for the normal food one needs after long hours driving, there’s no complains.
Good size of the portion, right price (a tad bit elevated, but not yet too wrong), and a cheerful atmosphere — I liked this place. Would be happy to return.

i stopped here on thanksgiving and had an amazing turkey dinner… thanks to all who worked this holiday, service was amazing!