The Royale

Greatly enjoyed our dinner and drink here. The food and service were outstanding. The fire pits outside were wonderful. Nice landscaping. A few issues that could be better: parking is street parking on a side street and accessibility. While there is a ramp to the front door, there are no tables in the inside dining room that can accommodate a person in a wheelchair. Also the higher chairs and tables are a challenge to those with balance issues and those who use other mobility devices such as a cane or walker. The prices seemed about $2-$3 higher for items that are at other similar establishments. I think we will return, but we will need to plan and gauge our finances accordingly.

I love everything about thus place. The drinks are beautiful, the patio is gorgeous. It can take a very long time (a VERY long time) to get a drink but that's because they get pretty busy and the beautifully crafted cocktails and mocktails are time consuming. Usually worth the wait if you have time. All of the stars.

I had a fantastic experience at The Royale in Tower Grove, St. Louis, MO. This cozy neighborhood bar truly lives up to its reputation of serving great drinks/cocktails. How did I not know about this spot? While it may not be the largest establishment, it's the perfect spot to meet up with friends and locals. What stood out to me the most was the beautiful courtyard. In good weather, it's a delightful escape for table service, providing a pleasant atmosphere for a meal or drinks. Even during the winter, the addition of fire pits allows you to enjoy the fresh air year-round. This combination of indoor and outdoor spaces makes The Royale a versatile and welcoming place to unwind and connect with others. The drink options were impressive, and I particularly enjoyed the Manhattan. The staff was friendly and attentive, enhancing the overall dining experience. I highly recommend The Royale for anyone looking for a cozy, neighborhood bar with a charming outdoor space.

This quaint neighborhood restaurant has a lot going for it. The staff is attentive, and the food is very good. Is it cheap? That's subjective. I'm 75 years old, and grew up in the Delmar Loop when White Castles were just 5 cents a piece. That being said, when I ordered the "Griddle Burger," which the menu describes: "Two 4 oz grass-fed smash patties with bacon & white cheddar on a brioche bun with lettuce, tomato, onion & pickle on the side. Served with Billy Goat chips," I have to admit, even with the $16 price, it was good enough for me to want to come back and have it again. I opted for a house salad instead of the Billy Goat chips, which were restaurant fried potato chips. Being a "Boomer" I am obligated to comment on the volume of the music played, but I understand younger cliental probably wouldn't even notice it. In short, I like this place and will indeed come back for another Griddle Burger and that delicious house salad.

We went to a happy hour for a friend who is leaving our workplace in a few days. The happy hour lasted for over three😄😄. The food we ordered was very good. MJ had brisket. I had a griddle burger. We were served by the owner, who was very nice. We ate outside. The weather was nice and music was playing. We will be going again.

Mostly Vegan and Vegetarian oriented dishes but with meat options as well. Heather was my server, and she did a great job! I had the mushroom spinach bites and some of the spinach dip. Both were great! First Spinach dip I have ever enjoyed, actually. The bar and interior eating area are spacious enough to comfortably move through. My buddy who was with me uses a wheelchair and was comfortable. Entries and exits are accessible. Food was good. Prices were fair. All around a nice experience. I will be returning again soon!