Roy Rogers

This is absolutely the worst meal I have ever had. The chicken tastes like rubber. I actually double checked to make sure that it was cooked. The fries were disgusting. There is no reason to ever try this place again. If you have a choice, just get a sandwich From Starbucks next door. I’ve never written a review before. This was so bad I signed up for Unilocal just to write this review.

I wonder if it’s this location. The chicken is very, very bland tasting. I wished I could I say it tastes like chicken but I am overwhelmed by the blandness.
I find it difficult to believe that a franchise would sell something like this.

Horrible. Even for fast food. Wait until you find a McDonald’s or something else. Not worth it. Chicken tasted old/​frozen/​tough and the fries even worse!

Roy oh roy… I have mixed feelings toward you.
On the one hand, I had a SERIOUS craving for some fried chicken and biscuits, of the Kentucky Fried type, and given that the nearest KFC was nearly an hour away in all directions, I’m glad you were there to help satisfy.
On the other hand… you don’t taste too hot. Your chicken was not chicken, but rather a mass of fried dough. And the biscuit was unsatisfactory to say the least.
I appreciate the effort Roy, but I’m not digging it.

Clean, fast, and not too expensive. Better than what I expected from a stop on the Turnpike.

Roy’s brings back mixed childhood memories for me.
On the one hand, I always looked forward to it when I was growing up… it was 4 blocks away in Arlington and we would frequently stop by in the summer for a shake and a cheeseburger.
On the other hand, I remember when my heart sank when my favorite fast food restaurant locked the doors and boarded up the windows, along with all of the others nearby. Our closest one is now 35 minutes away.
Needless to say, I will take every opportunity to stop by a Roy Rogers and grab a bite to eat.
This particular location is my rest stop on my monthly trip
home from Michigan… about two hours outside of DC, it is a convenient place to stop before the final leg of the trip.
As with any rest area food joint, it looks beat up and worn out. If you go during the day, prepare to fight through traffic and long lines, especially during heavy travel days such as holidays.
As I’m usually there at night, service is quick, although not very upbeat (fine by me… I’m not chipper at 1am either). The few things I’ve tried on the menu haven’t been bad and they are exactly what I’m craving — a quick meal that will put keep me going for a few more hours on the road.
Beware of tour busses! As this is the only restaurant at the plaza (unless you count Cinnabon), it gets all of the hungry tourists swarming it for a quick bite… wait times can be long.

On the PA Turnpike in the Somerset Service Station. Ugh… this was bad. Had a roast beef sandwich with french fries. Everyone knows what a hot dog tastes like and this «roast beef» sandwich tasted like it was sliced from a really BIG, BAD hot dog. How do people eat this? I stuffed my half down and then tried one of the fries. Whoa! No thank you. Moving on.
This was my first time at Roy Rogers and it will be my last!