Q: negative

A: Very average Indian food. Their daal is good and the naan is delicious. It's absolutely fresh, crispy and is full of flavor. Everything else on the menu was a miss for me. Lacked flavors! The service is good and the place looks renovated and new. The deserts are served cold but if u request them they will be happy to heat up the gulab jamun and halwa. If you are really craving Indian food and want to give it a shot try their buffet. I will definitely not recommend this place for dinner. Save ur money. The buffet is $14 + tax +tip and all you can eat!

Q: positive

A: Great place to watch NFL games. A ton of tvs. Typical bar food (fried, fried, and more fried). Not a great selection of draft beers, but the drinks are cheap. Two pool tables get a fair amount of action. If you like classic/hard/butt rock, you're in luck on the weekends. Typical clientele looks more dicey than they really are, though I probably wouldn't go here on a first date. You won't be shunned if you don't drive a motorcycle, have tons of tattoos, or have a handlebar mustache, but if you do, you'll be able to blend in easily. Cute waitresses and bartenders are a plus.

Q: positive

A: We went to Roy's for my birthday on Sunday, May 1st. I made a reservation online and the online form asked if there was a special occasion, so I entered that it was my birthday and it asked for my name... when we got to the restaurant they had personalized the menu's with a welcome and happy birthday page which was beautiful and a really nice surprise. Each of us (me, my husband and two teenagers) had something different and everything was delicious. They also brought a complimentary birthday dessert as well as took a group photo and delivered it to us in a frame. The birthday desserts as well as the chocolate lava cake and the pineapple upside down cake were a perfect way to complete a wonderful evening. I really would recommend Roy's for any special occasion.

Q: negative

A:
The Press Box won't impress you from the outside, & definitely won't impress you once you get inside. Think grungy sports bar when you enter & you'll be right on point. I went here with some coworkers for lunch during the ACC Tourney to watch the Heels play. Luckily, even though there isn't much room inside this place, there weren't too many people in here so we got our choice of seating. They had a decent smattering of tv's throughout, with an old projection tv in one area that looked yellowed from smoke abuse through the years. My food wasn't anything spectacular here but it was better than I expected based on the look of the place. Needless to say, our waitress/bartender was very nice & made us feel welcome in a place I felt out of place. She also quipped about the place being called "The Depressed Box" which I found pretty humorous & fitting. I wasn't of fan of this place, but I can see if you were a regular here then it could definitely be a nice little hometown bar to get away from the crowds while you grabbed a few cold ones. But The Press Box just isn't for me & I probably won't be heading back here too often.