Roxy’s Burger Bar

This place is very poor. I ordered 6 chicken fingers for $ 7.00 we received a burnt chicken finger and 5 over cooked fingers and 3 of those fingers where no larger than McDonald’s nuggets. When I asked for all full sized nugets they told me NO and that they have no control over the size. So I said I want my money back and I was told NO. When I stated that I would not come back to them for food again I was told «F@#% you have a nice day.

In a word… underwhelming.
The burger was made from a processed patty that obviously came from a food service company. YIt had no seasoning, no flavour and was disgustingly uniform in shape, thickness and taste. The bun was so generic it was painful and not toasted. On the plus side they have a great assortment of toppings that were fresh but the fries tasted like they were cooked in oil that should have been changed weeks ago.
Next time I crave a burger, I’ll go somewhere else.

Following an afternoon performance at the Loose Moose Theatre in the Crossroads Market and 3 kids in tow we needed some food. After checking out our options in the food court area, 2 wanted burgers… so off to Roxy’s I went. Drinks, 2 burgers, small fries, BLT and a small poutine later we were ready to sit down and eat.
The fries were really tasty and there was a ton of them… so much so between 5 of us we couldn’t finish all the fries bestowed to us. I had the poutine and while it was large, it didn’t exactly have a lot of flavour (besides the tasty fries)…the gravy and cheese curds were lacking. The burgers were huge but again not super flavourful (stole a couple bites). Hubs said the BLT was the same as a BLT we would make at home, simple.
Portions are large, cost is average, customer service was impeccable as everyone was very friendly but the food flavour kind of hit/​miss.
They also serve Tim Horton’s coffee for those TH coffee lovers out there.
We would try Roxy’s again… but perhaps a different menu item to see if we have better luck with other food.

Roxy’s Burger Bar is located in the Crossroads Farmer’s Market, and I was moved to write a review on this little place, based on not only good quality food, but INCREDIBLE value.
My family was in town from Ontario and we took a trip to Crossroads, and I was immediately drawn to Roxy’s because of their sign that offered «Tim Horton’s Coffee» for an extra $ 0.30. Whoo Hoo!!! I was in like flint.
The staff there were extremely friendly and customer focused, and as I waited for my breakfast, I was ASTONISHED by the portion sizes that were being delivered to the people in front of me. Absolustely astonished.
One customer ordered Poutine, which was served on easily a 10−12″ plate, and it was piled a good 4 inches high. I actually laughed when I saw it, because I am convinced there would be leftovers if you were feeding a family of 4 (depending on the family, I suppose).
The omelettes were huge, the coffee was delicious and the service was efficient and quick. This is a business that I will go out of my way to support in the Crossroads Market!