Logistics. Sadly, this venue is along a shopping plaza that seems out of place. There's a McD's…read morenorth of it and Savvy Sliders south of it. The venue is along west side of Van Dyke, JUST north of 21 Mile, technically in Shelby Twp. Look for the BIG pink rose sign on the corner of the building. Vibe and First Impressions. WOW. HUGE MURAL that you can't miss when you walk in. Pinks and greens. Spacious. A lot of light and cozy seating set ups. There are even intimate high-top cubby seatings. ROMANTIC vibes. Girly vibes. Details were impressive. Hospitality. They take online Red Table reservations. Welcoming, friendly, and accommodating. Our server was Ashley. Super sweet. Offerings. Amazing brunch offerings. See pics. The plating and presentation details were lovely. So refreshing to see orchids on each plate. It felt like I was was in Hawaii. Of Note and Last Impressions. OK, the soap dispenser in the loo was ROSE scented! DETAILS, people! The coffee spoons were cute! Parking lot parking. Notice the 3% auto charge for all bills. But overall, well done, will recommend, and will come back. NICE JOB.

Food wasn't cooked and they would not give us a refund. I…read morewould never recommend this place

Visited on a Friday afternoon. Tucked away into a plaza, next to Planet Fitness…read more Inside is very open and airy. Booths along with tables and chairs line the place with a counter in the back. Bathrooms are all the way down along the hallway to the left. We were greeted as soon as we walked in. Told to sit anywhere. Waitress asked if we've been there before we hadn't. She explained that they have a coffee menu in addition to full breakfast and lunch all day. Waitress was nice. She would check in on us throughout our stay. They had a special's menu and I went with the s'mores iced latte. It was served in a beautiful fluted glass. Topped with chocolate sauce and whipped cream. I really didn't get a lot of coffee flavor? It just tasted more like chocolate. Got the berryFrench toast. The French toast wasn't too thick bread wise. But also wasn't thin toast either, perfect sized toast. It was beautifully displayed, along with the compote and berry toppings. So delicious! Did not have the taste of it being cooked with 20 other menu items on a flat top. My husband got the bass omelette which included kielbasa. That was absolutely delicious! You do not see kielbasa a lot especially in an omelette. The kielbasa had a great smoky flavor and the omelette was a good portion. The tater tots were crunchy and flavorful. Our meal came out quick and hot and able to keep moving with our day.

Good service, nice and clean space. We ordered our food and no exaggeration - the food was…read moredelivered to our table 2 minutes later. I really don't know how that's possible unless everything was just premade and quickly heated. The food was decent. Prices were a bit steep but I'm ok with supporting a small business and spending a few bucks more. It's really just an elevated Coney Island at the end of the day.

High tea has a limited selection of teas to choose from. I like that Royal Park Hotel has this…read moreevery weekend.

Disappointing Experience -- "Pet Friendly" Comes With Major Fine Print…read more As a Rochester resident, this experience was especially disappointing. My husband and I are currently renovating our home and booked the Royal Park Hotel while in town for business and personal reasons. We planned to bring our small, well-behaved, 10-year-old dog. After booking online, I called because there was no option to add a pet. Cynthia confirmed they allow dogs and explained the policy. Most rules were reasonable, but two immediately stood out: a strict no-barking policy and dogs MUST be crated whenever the owner leaves the room. We have traveled extensively with our dog and stayed at upscale hotels including the Amway Grand Plaza, The Drake, Hilton properties, and others without issue. Our dog has never been crate trained. I completely understand requiring a dog to be secured when housekeeping enters, but requiring us to cage our 10-year-old dog simply to leave for dinner seems excessive. The no-barking rule also lacks reasonable nuance. Obviously, no guest should be allowed to leave a dog barking continuously and disturbing others. But an occasional bark? Do we also have a no-child-crying policy? There's a difference between normal occasional noise and an actual disturbance. Our dog isn't even a barker, and we travel with a dog camera to monitor her. Then there's the $150 pet fee, which is one of the highest we've encountered. For $150, I'd expect a genuinely pet-friendly experience--not simply permission to have a dog while imposing unusually restrictive rules. I went to the hotel in person hoping common sense and reasonable discretion might prevail. Deanna at the front desk reiterated that it was policy, while a manager beside her confirmed the same. There was seemingly no willingness to discuss an alternative. So we cancelled our reservation and booked The Townsend Hotel in Birmingham instead. What a difference. The Townsend charges a $50 pet fee, provides dog beds and bowls, and does NOT require our dog to be crated when we leave the room. That's what I consider pet friendly. Something else happened while I was at Royal Park that further illustrated my concerns. An older gentleman was attempting to check in early. He was told that even if his room was already ready, he would be charged a $75 early check-in fee. Ironically, I made our same-day Townsend reservation around noon. They had a room available, welcomed us immediately, and charged no early check-in fee. That's hospitality. If a room isn't ready, obviously a guest should wait until check-in. But if it's cleaned, available, and ready, charging $75 just to hand someone the key a few hours early feels like nickel-and-diming rather than luxury hospitality. Perhaps Royal Park should reassess its $150 pet fee, mandatory crating policy, barking policy, and $75 early check-in fee against comparable luxury hotels and current industry standards. This is particularly disappointing because my husband and I got married at the Royal Park last year and spent tens of thousands of dollars there. Unfortunately, even during our wedding experience, we often felt policies took precedence over hospitality. At times, it felt like constantly being reminded of what we could and couldn't do rather than being treated like valued guests. After this experience, I genuinely regret choosing Royal Park for our wedding. It's also surprising for a hotel in Rochester, an incredibly dog-friendly community. Leader Dogs for the Blind is headquartered right here in Rochester Hills. Nobody is asking the hotel to tolerate destructive animals, aggressive behavior, incessant barking, or irresponsible owners. Address an actual problem when one occurs. Charge for damage. Address legitimate noise complaints. That's completely reasonable. But don't treat every well-behaved dog as a problem before one exists and then charge guests $150 for the privilege. Royal Park has unfortunately lost our business. I will no longer recommend it to friends, neighbors, or visitors--particularly those traveling with pets. The Royal Park markets itself as a luxury hotel. Luxury hospitality should involve discretion, common sense, flexibility, and making guests feel welcomed--not simply repeating, "It's policy." Policies are important. Hospitality is knowing how to apply them with common sense.

Food tasted great! Portions and price wise, reasonable. Service was quick and ambiance is nice,…read more clean with a high ceiling. Overall it's a great place to eat for friends and family.

Breakfast tacos are good. The blue corn shell isn't my favorite because it fall apart and I don't…read morelike the flavor. The beans that came with it are excellent. Drinks are on point. I ordered a Limencollo Spritz. Great service

Visited twice, both for lunch during the week. The place was packed on both trips…read more Staff is friendly and fast. Attentive with refilling drinks and checking in. Inside has lots of booth seating and a full bar which was unexpected. Single stall bathrooms but the hand blower is really up high which seemed out of place. Big menu with both breakfast and lunch options. Also tons of boozey drink options, which feels a little out of place at a breakfast/lunch place? Tried the Benedict and French toast. Both were good and tasty. The side of potatoes has good flavoring. Bacon is just right with the cook. The portions was very generous too.

Great brunch spot! Came for Father's Day with my F-I-L and had an excellent brunch. It's a small…read moreplace but there is ample seating and they did a ton of take-out. The 6 of us sat near the front and were quickly brought water and coffee. I ordered a breakfast bowl and dad got a waffle with a bunch of fruit. The food was excellent as was the service. We will definitely be back.

We dined at the bar tonight due to a long wait list on a Friday night, the bartenders were…read moreattentive and timely. We had lots of questions that were happily answered. Chef Logan Robb for the Thai Menu was AMAZINGGGGGG. We had the fried egg rolls, chicken satay, and pad Thai. Great flavors! Would love to experience a Thai menu again!

We stopped there after a baseball game to hang and have a bite. It's a very cool and trendy space…read more They clearly care about the decor and vibes. There aren't many gluten free options for snacks but they did have gluten free crackers for the whitefish dip and their fries were gluten free. Honestly, I wasn't the biggest fan of their fries. They had a strong oil taste and the irregular cuts made it so that they weren't all cooked homogeneously. I did like the nice amount of freshly grated parmesan on top though. I can't remember the name of the cocktail I had but it was named after a city. My husband tried the basque cheesecake and really liked it. I think it wasn't made by the restaurant if I remember correctly. The pizzas that I saw going back looked great and you could watch the guy making them. It would be lovely to have a gluten free crust option :)

I love the French Press Coffee and Challah Bread French Toast options. Other people love the Eggs…read moreBenedict and Skillet or Crepe options- all of which are a little more gourmet and tricky than standard diner fare, but for diner prices! It's a small little spot in a strip mall, that could easily go unnoticed if not looking for it. The atmosphere is between casual take out and sit down diner vibes, with a menu focused on a morning or lunch indulgence. The service staff has loyalty and remembers guests who visit multiple times, which makes you feel at home when you return.

Had the chicken florentine crepe. The chicken was overcooked. The onions were undercooked. The…read morecrepe was soggy. They do give you plenty of food. This was just a miss

Great vibe and feel. The employees are nice and helpful. The coffee was solid and accomplished the…read moreneed. It will be a great spot to frequent more often as we just ran across this place!

Small tiny cafe. Two high top two top seats and that's about it. Good thing we didn't come here to…read moreeat. Grabbed a green tea and a coffee with oat milk. $7.42 They have 12 or 20 ounce drinks. Coffee is decent. Comes with 4 shots. Oat milk is my husband's go to with plain coffee, makes any coffee better. My green tea is ok, not especially strong though. The sleeve doesn't properly fit my 12 ounce to go cup at all. Just falls down if your hands don't hold it up.

Ambiance was good. Regular brkfst place look. Service was good; helpful, quick, nice and friendly…read more Food was delicious. I had pancakes and an egg white omelette. Delicious! My guy had an omelette and hash browns. He asked for the hash browns to be crispy/well done and after two attempts he gave up. That would be my only critique. Well done hash browns means crispy and brown.

Love, love, love this place. Went here after my daughter clap out at school and we were seated and…read moretaking care of right away. I really wish i knew my waitress name because we loved her. I got the Cajun shrimp and grits and a pancake and it was really good. I will be coming back.

Great food and service Will return for sure…read more Always a good choice for breakfast or brunch

A smaller restaurant that is usually pretty busy (a good thing). They have plenty of different and…read morecreative breakfast options. Definitely a must try.