Royce Cafe

Royce and Neva Adamson opened the Royce Cafe in 1933. Located at Fourth and Broadway in Edmond, This Building was made from native red sandstone. Customers enjoyed 24-hour service with favorites like Hot Dr. Pepper in the winter and their famous Blue Cheese Dressing. Legend has it that John Dillinger, the notorious gangster, stopped for a cup of coffee one evening at the Royce. The building still stands today, although the Royce is no longer in operation.

Mattingly, Clark & Wallis

If you have any information or photographs of The Royce Cafe or know the whereabouts of the stools, tables, chairs, menus, aprons, matchbooks or other Royce Cafe artifacts - the Edmond Historical Society & Museum would love to hear from you!

Please contact Nina Hager by calling the museum (405) 340-0078, ext. 101.

or send an email to nhager@edmondhistory.org