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Address: 191 Thomas Johnson Dr, Frederick, MD 21702
Phone: (301) 695-6399
Website: http://www.royrogersrestaurants.com/
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Reviews
K K
The girl working the drive thru Sunday late afternoon was so pleasant and helpful! Chicken sandwich was good. Great honey mustard dipping sauce! Fries could have been crispier and needed salt.
… moreRemo Molino
Very clean and updated place to get a good quick bite to eat. The food is more than a burger. Their fried chicken is excellent. The restaurant has plently of well lit parking. The restrooms are immaculate. The interior and exterior are super clean and updated. The food is great tasting and hot. The customer service is excellent. The drive-thru could be slow at times but good eats take time to prepare. The entire restaurant is also handicap accessible.
… moreMyra Fitzwater
The best tasting breakfast sandwich, made fresh, served warm & I chose a croissant breakfast sandwich!! Thanks Roy Roger’s – still serving great food, no matter what you order
… moreSandra Ross
I have not had Roy Roger’s in YEARS but was in the area getting a boot put on my ankle, don’t ask, and decided to reminisce by getting a Strawberry Shortcake and it was still just as good as I remember.
However…the chicken strips I ordered were basura AKA trash! I got the pick 2 thingy to which I ended up with 6 chicken tenders. I waited which I don’t mind because that meant they were gonna be hot/fresh but they were chewy because there was tendons still in each one of them as well as a lot of fat. I don’t think I’ve ever had chicken tenders from any restaurant or fast food place that didn’t remove the tendon, so that was super weird and I was already omw 270sb by the time I tried to eat them to turn around. They may have ran out and grabbed some from the grocery store perhaps, idk but that was horrible. The Strawberry Shortcake and Mashed Potatoes were both very good just like I remember when I was a teenager. Gold rush dipping sauce still taste as I remembered it. Creamy mashed potatoes with that homestyle gravy, classic that you could never go wrong with from here. The Strawberry Shortcake with the soft buttery biscuit that seems to melt under the strawberries and ice cream uhm uhm good!
… moreHowever…the chicken strips I ordered were basura AKA trash! I got the pick 2 thingy to which I ended up with 6 chicken tenders. I waited which I don’t mind because that meant they were gonna be hot/fresh but they were chewy because there was tendons still in each one of them as well as a lot of fat. I don’t think I’ve ever had chicken tenders from any restaurant or fast food place that didn’t remove the tendon, so that was super weird and I was already omw 270sb by the time I tried to eat them to turn around. They may have ran out and grabbed some from the grocery store perhaps, idk but that was horrible. The Strawberry Shortcake and Mashed Potatoes were both very good just like I remember when I was a teenager. Gold rush dipping sauce still taste as I remembered it. Creamy mashed potatoes with that homestyle gravy, classic that you could never go wrong with from here. The Strawberry Shortcake with the soft buttery biscuit that seems to melt under the strawberries and ice cream uhm uhm good!
Chris Nicholson
Was really in the mood for a chicken sandwich. That was cured after the first bite.bdiscarded that.
The fried chicken was fresh and the right amount of crispy on the skin and juicy meat. Probably some of the better friend chicken I have had in a long time.
The fries were fresh and crisp. The usual side of old bay was available at the fixing bar. Lettuce, Tomato, onions were all fresh too.
They don’t have the newer soda machine we enjoy so much. But the classics were all available.
Clean, well lit, friendly staff at the counter. Would definitely stop back in… But avoid the chicken sandwich.
… moreThe fried chicken was fresh and the right amount of crispy on the skin and juicy meat. Probably some of the better friend chicken I have had in a long time.
The fries were fresh and crisp. The usual side of old bay was available at the fixing bar. Lettuce, Tomato, onions were all fresh too.
They don’t have the newer soda machine we enjoy so much. But the classics were all available.
Clean, well lit, friendly staff at the counter. Would definitely stop back in… But avoid the chicken sandwich.
Jay Pittman
Update from December 2025:
The Roy Rogers on Thomas Jefferson Drive has yet again provided amazing service to the American Red Cross blood drive in Frederick Maryland. I know it would be easy to “just give food”, but the group of people in this Roy’s do it with a compassion and professionalism that is just perfect. Our site provided the Red Cross with fifty units of blood today and the Roy’s is an integral part of that accomplishment. Their donation allows our medical team to work through lunch and dinner to make the most of the time that is available. So, THANKS AGAIN to the Roy Rogers team on Thomas Johnson Drive. You are key to Red Cross Blood Drive success in Frederick Maryland.
PS- I added a picture this time to let you see just a part of the team that was so helpful today.
My family was associated with a local Red Cross blood drive in Frederick, MD, the city where this restaurant is located. This Roy Rogers had agreed to provide meals for the nurses and blood technicians, and my job was to pick up the food they were to donate.
I arrived a little early, and when I told them why I was there, these people lit up. To a person it was obvious that they not only knew I was coming and what I was there for, they were proud to help.
They had already assembled and packed side dishes (“One of everything for each person because, you know, people have a long day sometimes or like to share stuff.”). They had been holding off on the hot food, chicken and sandwiches “so they would be good and hot when they got there”.
Within a few minutes I had two very large shopping/carryout bags filled with food, fixings, napkins, and utensils, and even though it was raining, the manager and team insisted on carrying it to the car for me. Throughout the walk out there to the car and then even after it was in the car, those with me, just like the ones who had prepared it were not only enthusiastic in making sure it was right but in being so appreciative of the work of the volunteers, the importance of the blood drive.
I am told by the nurses and techs that the food was great, but I told THEM and the volunteer lead at the church (Calvary United Methodist), that the men and women at this Roy Rogers were just as much members of the volunteer team, just as engaged, just as enthusiastic about the success of the blood drive as they were.
A company donating to a good cause can give stuff and get a tax write off and can act like it is just business. I am sure that happens a lot. But at least at this Roy Rogers and at least on this day, the team of people, to a person, in that store, were far more than that. They caringly, enthusiastically, generously, and authentically gave of their time, talent, effort, and emotion to help the Red Cross, the volunteers, and the donors, save lives across our region.
So, THANK YOU to the Roy Rogers on Thomas Johnson Drive. You, each of you, helped make a great day greater still and you did it in awesome style.
… moreThe Roy Rogers on Thomas Jefferson Drive has yet again provided amazing service to the American Red Cross blood drive in Frederick Maryland. I know it would be easy to “just give food”, but the group of people in this Roy’s do it with a compassion and professionalism that is just perfect. Our site provided the Red Cross with fifty units of blood today and the Roy’s is an integral part of that accomplishment. Their donation allows our medical team to work through lunch and dinner to make the most of the time that is available. So, THANKS AGAIN to the Roy Rogers team on Thomas Johnson Drive. You are key to Red Cross Blood Drive success in Frederick Maryland.
PS- I added a picture this time to let you see just a part of the team that was so helpful today.
My family was associated with a local Red Cross blood drive in Frederick, MD, the city where this restaurant is located. This Roy Rogers had agreed to provide meals for the nurses and blood technicians, and my job was to pick up the food they were to donate.
I arrived a little early, and when I told them why I was there, these people lit up. To a person it was obvious that they not only knew I was coming and what I was there for, they were proud to help.
They had already assembled and packed side dishes (“One of everything for each person because, you know, people have a long day sometimes or like to share stuff.”). They had been holding off on the hot food, chicken and sandwiches “so they would be good and hot when they got there”.
Within a few minutes I had two very large shopping/carryout bags filled with food, fixings, napkins, and utensils, and even though it was raining, the manager and team insisted on carrying it to the car for me. Throughout the walk out there to the car and then even after it was in the car, those with me, just like the ones who had prepared it were not only enthusiastic in making sure it was right but in being so appreciative of the work of the volunteers, the importance of the blood drive.
I am told by the nurses and techs that the food was great, but I told THEM and the volunteer lead at the church (Calvary United Methodist), that the men and women at this Roy Rogers were just as much members of the volunteer team, just as engaged, just as enthusiastic about the success of the blood drive as they were.
A company donating to a good cause can give stuff and get a tax write off and can act like it is just business. I am sure that happens a lot. But at least at this Roy Rogers and at least on this day, the team of people, to a person, in that store, were far more than that. They caringly, enthusiastically, generously, and authentically gave of their time, talent, effort, and emotion to help the Red Cross, the volunteers, and the donors, save lives across our region.
So, THANK YOU to the Roy Rogers on Thomas Johnson Drive. You, each of you, helped make a great day greater still and you did it in awesome style.
Seany Nyamusa
The biscuit was delicious but the chicken was a bit tough. I’ve had Roy Rogers before at a different location. It was nice and tender.
… moreJohn Feldhan
High quality food worth the money compared to other fast food.
… moreMaria Delao
There was a wasp in my fry and there was black spots in my chicken tenders I am writing this from my hospital bed this was the worst experience ever. I will in fact not be coming here ever again if I make it out of the hospital alive. Worst food ever I feel like my food was infected with something do NOT !! ⚠️‼️⛔️ eat at this restaurant
… moreStefanny Zelaya
The food is great ! They are very friendly and on top of your order making sure everything is right and they are willing to help in any way to make the experience better . the spicy chicken sandwich is bomb and they are very clean . love it here
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