Roey's

Grabbed dinner with some girlfriends for a birthday! The drinks were great and the pizza was amazing! The pasta was a bit cold and greasy, plus the table of 5 we were sat at was really tight even with a reservation. I would definitely come back for happy hour!

Came for happy hour—highly recommend it! The rosemary spritz is to die for, and the pizza was beautifully made and delicious. Great atmosphere, super polite staff, cozy indoors in the winter, and a beautiful outdoor space.

Mixed bag. We had a charming waiter, Jean-Daniel, excellent and friendly service. We ordered the “special” watermelon and goat cheese salad, $15 (photo below) that was surprisingly underwhelming, a few cubes of watermelon with 5 minuscule specks of cheese. We called a mgr over who rather brusquely offered to take it away without acknowledging why we complained. We both had the chicken parm ($24) which was very tasty but only comes with a small salad (guys, a small bit of pasta would be nice). We ordered the focaccia ($11) as a side, very nice. The olive oil cake for dessert was also delicious and was accompanied by some complimentary ice cream. Overall, a decent experience marred by the watermelon issue and the weird way it was handled. We also had a bottle of the house Falanghina white wine, not bad but overpriced at $60. Also, it was a hot evening so we decided to eat indoors for the AC, the room gets pretty loud and is somewhat densely laid out. I think they would benefit from some sound insulation acoustic panels, etc.

If you’re looking for a top-notch happy hour in NYC, Roey’s in the West Village is the place to be! Their deals are unbeatable—great prices without sacrificing quality. From Monday to Friday, 4 PM to 6 PM, you can enjoy $4 beers, $5 spritz cocktails, $6 wines, and $7 Margherita pizzas. The food is fresh and flavorful, and the atmosphere is just as good. Sitting outside is especially nice, perfect for soaking in the lively West Village vibe. With delicious bites, great drinks, and a welcoming setting, we’ll definitely be coming back!

I went here for happy from M-F from 4-6pm. Their specials are unbeatable for the area and the food was tasty. There are no reservations for happy hour and was able to get seated quickly after they opened at 4pm on a Friday. It is important to note that a line usually starts forming for happy hour so it’s best to arrive before they open. I took one star off because I was seated at a countertop with stools and was shoved in a corner with someone on a high top basically hovering over me. Luckily my friend and I are petite-sized so it was not that big of a deal but not really favorable.

Went here the other day for brunch, it has a really cute interior in a great neighborhood. unfortunately the pizza we got had a super soggy bottom crust, but the flavor was good otherwise. The salad we ordered was huge! Bigger than 2 people could eat so that was a win. The servers were lovely but all in all I found it to be just okay… I will say they have a really great bottomless mimosa deal at $25! Can’t beat that!

Definitely a place to go for happy hour! Roey's has a great atmosphere for a girl's night or a few drinks with friends. The happy hour beer and pizza is reasonably priced, and there's even a last call for any happy hour orders. I also ordered a rigatoni alla vodka from the dinner menu, it's creamy with al dente rigatoni and lightly spiced. I'd totally come again.

During my visit to NYC myself and my partner visited Roey’s twice. One time good and one time not so good. The first day we had a booking for food and drinks and were seated straight away and we had a great time. Because we enjoyed our night in roeys we decided to go back for happy hour to grab some pizza and drinks. Upon arrival we were met by a very rude host. She was very dismissive and rude. I am 25 years of age and my partner is 28, she demanded ID from us but our passports were in the safe in the hotel, I then proceeded to tell her I had dinner and drinks here two days ago and there wasn’t a problem with me being served then and wasn’t asked for ID either. I even told her I would book a new reservation in front of her on my OpenTable account and offered pictures of my passport and drivers licence but was met by a cheeky and rude woman. My partner then said he would go back to the hotel to get our physical passports and once she realised we were irish and not American, her attitude became worse and at this point we didn’t want to dine/drink or spend more money in a rude amd uncomfortable environment made by your host. Roeys should make up their mind if they want ID from every customer on every visit and not to pick and choose. This host needs a lesson in hosting and friendliness. It is a pity that she has ruined our opinion of this establishment. **I have seen Roeys reply to other bad reviews about ID’s stating that all customers ordering/consuming alcohol need to show a valid US ID, and on my booking on 2nd July @ 7pm, both myself and my partner were served alcohol with NO ID ASKED FOR OR SHOWN, come on Roeys, do better, train all of your staff the same because this is ridiculous behaviour**

Came to Roey's with a group of former coworkers to catch up. Even though I didn't love my last job, I mf loved the people there. It's important to keep up with people from your past, not only because they are good people, but you never know where they will be in 5-10 years. Unless absolutely necessary, you should never burn a bridge. Just my 2 cents tho. The group of 6 of us came into Roey's and were seated at the big table in the middle. I got a glass of Montepulciano, which I recently learned how to pronounce with a slight Italian accent. I really just order it because I feel beast pronouncing it. We ended up ordering garlic knots, brussel sprouts, and 4 pizzas. You could see them making the pizzas right there in front of you with the open kitchen and a woodfire oven in the back. Few things get me going like a woodfire pizza oven. We got the following pizzas: Margherita, Il Macellaio (pep & sausage), Soppressata (Italian salami & fennel honey), and the Mushroom & Spinach Pizza. The top performer was easily that Soppressata. The italian salami, calabrian chili, and fennel honey worked well together like the 2004 Detroit Pistons. The lowlight was the Mushroom & Spinach pizza, as I really don't like mushrooms or spinach which I chalked up to a personal preference. But, it was the only pizza that didn't get completely finished, which is how you know it was middy-wap. The pizzas, other than the Margherita, were all above $20 a piece and weren't the biggest pizzas ever. I easily could have demolished one myself. Probably 2. All in all, a great place for a group dinner but idk if I'll make it back. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

Came here for some chill happy hour beers and pizza with friends. The vibe inside is popping, it feels like a proper happy hour in NYC with tons of packed tables and pizza and drinks being carried all over. I had the $7 happy hour pizza and $5 beer. Those prices are AMAZING and hard to beat. I tried the spritz drink too and liked it even more than the beer. The pizza is pretty average as far as these wood fired Neapolitan types go, to be honest it reminded me of Alligator Lounge's free pizza . But not necessarily in a bad way! It's cheap pizza with cheap drinks and I'm really happy with it overall. I suppose my only caveat with Roey's is that you absolutely should go during happy hour. The pizza and drinks aren't so mindblowing that I'd recommend it at non-happy hour prices. If it is happy hour, go get lit and have a great time.

*REVIEW FOR HAPPY HOUR ONLY* Happy Hour (Mon-Fri 4-6pm) at Roey's is probably their most busiest time. They have so many customers vying to dine in because they have pizza on their happy hour menu, which is very rare. I almost didn't get a chance to try, but my friend and I managed to snag a walk-in spot last minute by luck! [As long you have ordered before 6pm, you get to snag the deal.] First, we decided to order MEATBALLS ($10), which came with 2 decently size meatballs. Nothing too small, but not big either. As this store's theme implies, it is made with rosemary. It does taste very homemade and they definitely use their own ingredients. So, I did enjoy it but it wasn't the "best I've tried" as the server hyped it up to be... And considering the price in regards to other options, I could skip this next time. Next, we of course had to try their ROSEMARY's SPRITZ. Almost 97% of the customers that are here for happy hour got the spritz, so I had to try. To preface, I'm not a huge fan of aeperol spritz to begin with and the rosemary add into this drink turned me off even more. I didn't love it like most people seem to do. But I do like the cheap price tag of $5 and the fact that it's very cool to drink on a hot summer day. Lastly, we had to order the famous $7 MARGHERITA PIZZA, which made us come here in the first place. We decided to add the $4 additional cost of the burrata, but I'm convinced it was 100% worth the cost. The burrata was amazing. It elevated the already solid pizza slice. This pizza alone is worth the wait during the happy hour rush. It's the size of a personalized pizza with 4 small slices, but its really good. And at this low cost, it's a bargain! I would totally come again for this!

My wife and I went on a triple date here with friends. It's a very cute spot in our favorite part of the city. I had made a reservation and we weren't sat until 35 minutes after, but we were all given a glass of wine, 2 cheese plates, and the garlic knots. I was just a bit annoyed that we were sat outside rather than inside the aethestic restaurant but they more than made up for it. The espresso martinis are amazing. For food, we shared the penne alla vodka and the cacio e pepe pizza. We didn't love the alla vodka and the pizza was okay. The garlic knots are delicious and a must. I would definitely come here again and try other things on the menu. It also was just such a good vibe.

Returned here for dinner after about 5 years. The name has changed but the food was just as good as it was the first time around. We sat at the same seats at the bar and ordered a few cocktails, olives, Burrata salad, kale salad and the sausage Calabrian chili pizza. Everything was fabulous.

Hands down the best happy hour deal in the city - so worth making the trip over ~4pm to get that deal. Also be sure to make a reservation!

Came here for happy hour on a weekday! Very no frills, cute spot with $7 margherita pizza (more for toppings) and $4-6 drinks. Pizza size isn't huge but is big enough for a hefty snack or a light dinner if you aren't super hungry or are thinking of getting some dessert after. Fairly decent, not the most amazing, but a good HH deal.

Went to Roey's for dinner a few weeks ago and had an incredible meal, I'll absolutely be back! Roey's has indoor and outdoor seating, but we opted to sit inside since it was raining on the Thursday evening we dined there. It's an intimate space and the tables are fairly close together. After we placed our order, it came out fairly quickly, which was great. However, the only downside was that it felt like the waitress was rushing us. Still, the food was amazing and we loved everything we ordered. - Garlic Knots: The garlic knots are a must order, I don't think I've ever had better garlic knots. Perfectly doughy with so much flavor! - Cacio e Pepe pizza: Yum! We loved this, perfect balance of cheese and pepper without being too rich. Plus, the pizza was pretty large, so we had leftovers. - Kale and Pecorino Salad: So simple but I loved this and would order it again. - Mozzarella and Burrata: Simple appetizer, just focaccia bread with fresh mozzarella and burrata cheese. You can't go wrong! - Desserts: The tiramisu was solid, nothing out of the ordinary. But if I came back I'd absolutely get the olive oil cake again. The blueberry compote on top was so sweet and delicious.

As a fan of Rosemarys, Roeys sister restaurant, I knew I had to try this spot. It blew me away. I'd describe it as a casual Italian spot. Great cocktails and food. Highly recommend the meatballs and garlic knots - the sauce was incredible. For pizza, I loved the Cacio e Pepe pie. You have to get the olive oil cake to end the meal, delicious!

The food service was great and I was able to grab a seat immediately dining alone around dinnertime. I chose outdoor seating, which was perfect for the mid-June weather -- great summertime vibes. The Margherita Pizza is great, especially at the happy hour price. Although there's a bit of a flop in the front when you pick it up, there's the perfect ratio of sauce and cheese. (Did I wish there was more basil? Yes, but only because I always can't get enough basil.) I also got a special cocktail they had for pride month, since I was craving a tropical drink and I saw they donated a portion of the proceeds. The drink was great and very much satisfied my craving.

Brunch is not it! Came to Roey's for brunch this past Saturday and was very disappointed. Here is the good, the bad and the ugly: Pros: We were sat outside immediately which was lovely because the weather was on point and I love Roey's outdoor seating. The service was really good and the wait staff stayed on top of our table. Cons: The delivery of our food and beverages took forever! We were sitting at our table for over 45-minutes before anything arrived. The food is lackluster overall and here are the details: Starter: - Burrata Pizza (the pizza is actually really good! In fact I personally believe this is all that Roey's should serve) Main Dishes: - Cacio E Pepe Egg Sandwich (no flavor and no sauce, very dry... not sure why it's called "Cacio E Pepe" as it truly is not) - Mushroom Frittata (so very boring and nothing special, does not even look like a Frittata) - Avocado Toast (literally was just crusty stale bread with Avocado and some greens, no seasoning or taste) The wine/Prosecco is always great at Roey's if I were ever to come back, which is honestly a hard no for me; I would just have a glass of wine and the pizza. I simply do not recommend Roey's for Brunch. The vibe is great, but the food needs some major work! The overall reason for the two stars: - service is good - ambiance is wonderful (good people watching spot) Outside of the above there is nothing left to say.

Roey's Food 7/10 The brussel sprouts were so deliciously flavored and crisp, definitely recommend getting these to also get your fill of veggies. The pizza itself was a bit dry and the cheese didn't feel like the most quality of quality. We also got an antipasti misto plate, and that had a good selection. A great easy spot that doesn't require a reservation on Sunday evening in the WV if you are struggling to find a place, but I wouldn't say it's a place that I would frequent regularly. Tiramisu was pretty good but have had better. Atmosphere 8/10 Cool rustic interior, plenty of tables and very spacious. Service 7/10 Felt bad for the one guy who was waiting all the tables :(

I went here for dinner with a friend prior to seeing a show at a Blue Note on a Monday evening. We made a reservation for dinner but it was not very crowded. We ordered the soppressata pizza and riviera salad to share. The pizza had a lot of flavor and was quite filling. It's thin crust so it didn't hold its shape very well when eating. The salad was very hearty! We were full for the rest of the night.

I can think of no scenario where Roey's happy hour would be a bad idea. If you love pizza and Aperol Spritz, this place is hands down one of the best happy hours in all of New York City. Every Monday-Friday from 4-6 pm, Roey's serves up $4 beers, $5 Rosemary Spritz, $6 wines and $7 personal pizzas. The pizza is shockingly good, the rosemary spritz are strong and tasty and the service is top notch. I've sat at the bar in the back both times I've come for happy hour which I think is key. You have faster access to service and can order more pizza and happy hour drinks in the time frame you have that way to really take advantage of this deal. In addition to it being one of the best happy hour's value wise, the restaurant itself is also beautiful and well decorated. Dive bar prices, upscale ambiance. What's not to love? Pro tip would be to get here as early as you possibly can, this place definitely gets packed for happy hour especially in the summer time, since they have ample outdoor seating.

Great place for an early bite! Happy hour 4-6pm with great prices on pizza and wine! Def recommend making a reservation but they were able to accommodate an earlier time for my reservation which was helpful!! Def going to be returning here, the inside also looked super cute!

We came for the ambiance and the vibes are stayed for the delicious food! I came here for brunch with a friend and we had a veggie friendly meal starting with the carrots and gremolata (which is a must order) and the kale and pecorino salad (it's huge BTW). We ended our meal with the burrata tomato pie - it was so fresh and tasty, could have used a smidge of salt but was overall delish.

4-5-6 Happy Hour and it was so good! The food and drinks are really good and a proper happy hour price! The meatballs and pizza were solid good, but I believe they have the best garlic knots in the city! Their Rosemary Spritz was a really good and nice looking beverage, and is a proper size. I enjoyed their beer and wines on tap. I enjoy their menu stays true to the Italian theme and provide Italian beer and wines on their menu. The ambiance here is buzzing with large groups since it is a great happy hour and we are really close to NYU.The decor has an Italian summer vibe with lots of brightness from the windows, white painted brick walls, rustic wood tables and chairs, hanging green plants and an open flame brick pizza oven viewable from the dining room. My friends and I got there a few minutes before they opened and started happy hour on a Friday afternoon. There were already people waiting outside and we didn't have a reservation, but we were seated within 5 minutes. They do have a separate standing room bar on the other side of the kitchen. Everyone there seemed very busy and I wish they provided a less transactional customer service.

The vibe and the service was unbeatable. The food was delicious, although expensive. Seating was interesting, 3 of us were sat at a TINY high top where we couldn't even fit one plate and one pizza tray. It was difficult to make work, had to utilize the windowsill. Also we were sat so close to another high top I was basically touching backs with them. But still a great place, would definitely come back if I was sat in the dining room.

Trying to gatekeep this place but one of the best bang for your buck spots in the West Village. Every food item and cocktail is solid and you won't break the bank.

I came here with a friend for restaurant week - $30 for a 3 course meal! It's a pretty good deal. The restaurant is pretty small and the tables are pretty close together. What I ordered: - Kale salad: nothing special but a generous portion - Soppressata pizza: I liked the balance of spicy and sweet with the honey. I took home some slices. - Olive oil cake: this was really good! Not too dry and I liked the berry. Note: they also offer vegetarian options off menu. My friend got the Margherita pizza. I would say it was a solid meal/experience - nothing spectacular. I don't think I would go back because there are a ton of other Italian restaurants in NYC and West Village, but I'm happy I got to come try Roey's during restaurant week.

I came to Roey's for their happy hour and it did not disappoint. They have great drink specials and the spritz is pretty sweet and doesn't taste like cough medicine. The pizza is the size of a personal pizza but for $7 it felt like a steal. The crust was thin, chewy, and perfectly charred. I was able to get a table for two in the back by the bar without a reservation on a Wednesday, and the wait staff was pretty attentive. I look forward to enjoying their spritz on a sunnier day outside in the summer!

Pretty decor and great atmosphere. A cute date spot. We ordered the soppressata pizza and it was good. Great place to get wood-fired sourdough pizzas!

Fantastic deal for happy hour! $5 spritzes and $7 personal pizza. Service was quick. I can see this place being super fun in the summer because of the outdoor seating and all the windows. Loved the vibe in here

Only knocking down because it's a bit expensive but still totally worth it! It a perfect spot in west village, Roey's is the place for cocktails and pizza! Their other apps and salads are also delicious but I highly recommend getting a pie or two- check out their specials as well! The time I went the service was kind of slow, they even forgot about one of our items but I think it was because they were pretty busy (it was a Saturday night) but overall super cute spot for a date night or catch up with friends!

Food was great! We got the burrata mozzarella and garlic knots, both really tasty. The aperol spritz was excellent. Wait time was 5 minutes for 2 people outside. We went around 5:30pm and the ambiance was calm. The service was fast and very polite. Overall, 10 out of 10!

I've been here twice- once in February and once in august- for happy hour. There's outdoor seating in the summer and I highly recommend making a reservation if you're trying to come here for happy hour. Happy hour is only from 4-6! The interior is cute and the perfect place for happy hour in the summer. The servers are busy since there's a lot of people but I thought the pizza and the spritzes were delicious! I will definitely come back for happy hour!

Quintessentially nyc. Very intimate ambiance even when it's packed (I prefer sitting in the back room). Great happy hour, I love doing the pizza + olives. The Aperol spritz is also cute. Service is good + bartenders gave me great recs on wine.

Roey's is a cozy West Village spot with yummy pizza and a damn good aperol spritz...or forgive me, "Rosemary's Spritz." The pizza here has the most perfect chewy crust, and we enjoyed the Burrata Pizza, which was very fresh. I have to say my favorite item on the table were the Brussels Sprouts: they were cooked perfectly and that hot honey was to die for. We also tried the Honeynut Squash and the 4-Cheese Truffle Pasta. The pasta is the only reason I take off one star: it was a tad cold when it was served to us and really could have used more salt! The prices are also decent: for 2 drinks and 4 different plates it was about $60 per person, which is definitely a steal in NYC. I'd come back for more pizza and Brussels, and skip the other stuff!

The only place I will wait in a line for !!! I always get here at 3:30 as the place opens at 4. Wait in line, cause this place has the best happy hour possible !!! 5 dollar aperol spritz and 5 dollar pizzas !!? A must goooo!!!!! The ambiance is good, but the service can be better.

Insane pizza and amazing salad! I went once and hope to go back the next time I'm in NYC. Cute ambiance.

This is an amazing pizza place. I highly recommend the following: Start with Pizza Burrata as your appetizer and then finish with the Soppressata Pizza. The Soppressata Pizza is just amazing. Perfect combination of spice, honey and meat. The ambiance of the restaurant is also really great. We were sitting inside and I love the vibe! Staff is great and always checked in with us. Super friendly and welcoming.

Super yummy Happy Hour experience! The place opened at 4 for hh and had just a small line of people waiting in a line outside to be seated. Maybe its a NYC thing but what is it with there being a good amount of tables open and they choose to place the 2 of us cramped inbetween 2 other tables :( Someone else also mentioned it below, but the staff definitely could've been a little more attentive to taking orders. To avoid this, just order when they ask you what drinks you want. ***Garlic Knots were not on the menu (online one shows it) bummer Other than that the $6 pizzas and $5 cocktails were worth every penny. Would 100% come back again.

Very cute place, and yummy food. Priced perfectly. Good for a girls brunch. Curious to see the dinner food selection. Service was a bit slow but all the service staff was very accommodating.

this is the place to come for happy hour wow such a great deal $5. And $6 dollar wine and Aperol spritzers. Also super good deals on pizzas for happy hour. The second time we came this week was for happy hour. The first time was a clear day and we could sit outside, which was lovely and I had the best pizza ever. It was a suppressed out with hot honey absolutely divine ! Such a happy atmosphere at does fill up so I'll get reservations if you can love love love, this place- came 2x in a week!

Highly recommend making a reservation if you're going to their happy hour 4-6pm. They have $6 margarita pizzas and $5 aperol spritz, who doesn't love a deal in the city? Sat outside on a Monday at 5:30pm and although service was a little slow it wasn't anything to complain about. The crust held up the pizza and the ratio was good. I will definitely be back for their happy hour.

Brought some more friends to enjoy Roey's hh deal and wow it is just always so worth it. Service was great, cocktails were great, and pizzas were also great. We sat outside this time and given its just the start out fall it was absolutely lovely. Such a nice neighborhood too. We walked around a bit after in search of dessert and there were lots of ice cream options. Definitely recommend making a hh reservation to ensure you make it in time. We got the very last call for hh, but because of the reservation we made it!

Absolutely delicious, incredible happy hour, wonderful vibes. My friend and I came here after work last week and we thoroughly enjoyed the happy hour specials along with other snacks off the menu. We had the Skillet Garlic Knots (nicely sized portion), Brussel Sprouts, and the happy hour Margarita Pizza with Burrata. Everything was absolutely incredible! Our server was speedy and friendly. I also loved how multiple servers/employees delivered food, drinks, and made sure we had everything we needed. This was a very pleasant surprise - mainly because we were sitting outside at a back corner table where it would've been extremely easy to forget about us. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

LOVE their 456 happy hour here. Wish the pizza was a little more crispy bc that's my vibe but still greattt pizza. Their Mac and cheese + Brussels were so yummy. Garlic knots were a little tough but good flavor!! Service was great.

Limited menu if you don't want pizza, but Roey's offers a large chicken parm at a cheap price ($24). Nice date spot. Not much here for solo diners.

Came here for their iconic happy hour - didn't have a reservation but was able to sit outside pretty quickly (we got there right at open). The server was super nice and the pizza and drinks were delicious, only complaint is it took quite a while for the pizza but that's to be expected with so many people. Definitely want to come try more stuff soon!

The bread here Divine The focaccia so fluffy and so flavorful Just the right amount of salty and olive oil and herbs The pizza was really good too Don't get the Mac and cheese I have to come back here for happy hour though

Would highly recommend here for happy hour!! The Rosemary Spirts and Margherita pizza are such a bang for your buck. Pretty spacious here but service is a little slower during happy hour b/c it is very busy.

My 21-year-old daughter had been bugging me all summer to go down to the Village to try Roey's happy hour. I'm guessing she'd seen a TikTok. Well, she's leaving to go back to college today so last night we finally caved. It did not disappoint. From the moment we approached the hostess, we felt welcomed. Although the line to check in seemed off putting, we were seated within 15 minutes and promptly greeted by our server, Gabriel. The Aperol Spritzes, pizzas, meatballs and garlic knots were all delivered quickly and were delicious. Gabriel then made our night by delivering complimentary mango gelato as a thank-you for our regular patronage at Rosemary's midtown and StuyTown. If you haven't tried their $7 happy hour pizzas and cocktails, you should and if you're really lucky, you'll have Gabriel as your server.

TLDR: 3.5/5 Pros: - Good happy hour (now only between 4-6) - Fast service - Cute interior - Good service (Randall) - Good location - Aperol Spritz! Cons: - Pizza basically flatbread so you get what you pay for - Perhaps quality is the consequence of virality - Get there literally before the restaurant opens. There were people already people SEATED before the kitchen opens which is insane. Other notes: - As busy as it was, I didn't feel rushed to leave which is something I would've expected coming in. - Young crowd in the middle of west village so expect a certain vibe - Because of the reservations, we had a 45 minute wait as a walk in. We just barely sat down before the end of happy hour but we did thankfully. - I know I'm frugal but I probably wouldn't go here outside of happy hour. Its not that its bad but the prices are average for any other Italian spot in the area so if that's what you want then I'd just go to a traditional place. I don't think anything here stands out that much to get it specifically here.

Pros Went viral on TikTok Located in West village Near the train 4/5/6 happy hour $6 pizza during Happy hour Small & charming back room bar Lovely presentation of Rosemary Spritz Cons Went viral on TikTok Very busy Uncomfortable bar seats Rosemary spritz Limited happy hour menu Rosemary Spritz

TLDR: It's solid. I wouldn't say Roeys is anything crazy, but a nice, good place to check out. I felt like having some comfort items this day and decided to order a Margherita pizza and the gnocchi. The pizza tasted great. sauce was nice and cheese was melty and draped off. The Gnocchi was nice, not too dense and didn't leave me feeling horrible after (not much more I could ask for). All in all I enjoyed my time at Roey's. I did attend by myself for note.

Came here to meet up with friends for happy hour. It was pretty tight to navigate and move around upon arriving and meeting friends. In the beginning, we were sharing a table with a stranger who was nice enough to share with us but it was cramped being in the back by the bar, so keep that in mind. For happy hour meals and drinks, it was cost effective for being in NY. NY prices can be outrageous for minimal effort/mediocrity but $5 aperol spritz and $6 margherita pizza is a good deal on a Friday. I understood why it was packed for happy hour. It was a cute spot overall and our server Maverick was sweet and accommodating! I would visit again for happy hour specifically and I'd give it a solid 7/10.

We were so lucky to get a table during happy hour since there was a huge line at 4 and 5 mins after we got seated there was a huge wait after! My friend and I each ordered a glass of wine and a pizza to share and we added the burrata (which honestly took the pizza over the top!) amazing food great service and a cute outdoor seating area made this quick dining experience worth it and recommendable for future patrons and for myself. Would return to try non happy hour menu items!

Between 3 and 4 stars but tentatively rounding down because of the subpar service. We came for brunch and got the dutch pancakes, cacio e pepe sandwich, and the roey's smash. While the dutch pancakes were really great the first two bites, it quickly hardened and became stale. The cacio e pepe sandwich was not what we expected, just an abundance of tomato sauce on a fried egg. We were asked how we were doing way too frequently - ("how was the food" before we even had time to try our first bite). It seemed like they were just trying to rush us out. In addition, when the bill came they charged us for more beverages than we ordered, didn't apologize for the error, and seemed rather annoyed.