I've been to Roywoods twice in the last 3 days. When it's -5 degrees Celsius out side you need some heat and this is where you find it. The jerk chicken was one of the best in Toronto. One bite and your taste buds will immediately confirm these guys aren't using Grace Jerk Chicken Marinade! Aside from the flavour, it's incredibly moist. Not dried out like you might find at the other chains in the city. For those who don't want to struggle with bones, you'll be pleasantly surprised that the meat is boneless. Get it in a plate or sandwich form. You can't go wrong either way because plate comes with generous sides and the sandwich? The bun is coco bread!!!
I had the beef patty today; spicy. Just the right amount of heat to warm your body up! The pasty light fluffy and the meat on the inside tender not dried out. Again, the spices used are authentic so his is also not your commercially processed patty. And at $2.25 a patty why anyone would even bother to go to Tim Horton's across the street for a bagel is beyond me. (No disrespect to Tim's, you are in institution in your own right.)
Finally- though you won't find a ton of dine in space to enjoy your meal you do have plenty of bar stools and surface area to rest your meal. Best of all though is the ambience. Big floor to ceiling windows looking out to City Place, the best in hip-hop, r&b, soul and Caribbean music playing with an awesome flat screen tv to catch up on the box score (go Raptors!)
I've lived in Toronto for 32 years. I come back frequently to visit and I can say this: The food is authentic and of great quality. The prices are good and you're definitely getting great value. Finally, I will make a pit stop here every time I visit!