Rose's Family Restaurant

I cannot express how thankful I am to roses this weekend. My son’s birthday party was canceled with less than a 12 hour notice. I made one phone call and OG said we got you. They were able to get a party of 30 moved and setup in that time they chose an amazing spread of food for us so I could relax and just worry about the party itself and activities for the kids. We had Jamie as our server and the party went perfectly. My son said it was the best day ever. It was an amazing experience and perfect day.

This family owned and operated business has been in business for years and is a mainstay in Oxford. The pizza is excellent and always properly cooked with excellent cheese. I also love the lasagna although the adult size dish is way too much for one person but they do allow adults to order off the "kids menu" which is great unless you are really hungry. The staff is very efficient and knowledgeable and eager to please. Wait times for your food is acceptable and seating is comfortable with tables or booths and properly spaced so you never feel crowded. There is also a bar on the left side if you prefer to eat there.

The service is great, food is delicious and the atmosphere is welcoming. Super cozy interior with booth style seating as well as tables. They have a separate bar area as well. When we were seated, we immediately received fresh bread. We indulged in the chicken Parmesan (with vodka sauce) and seafood pasta (lobster, shrimp, and scallops). Both were served with a side salad. Everything was amazing and the portion sizes were great.

Too pricey for such a kind of food. The risotto was just...boiled rice with some seafood. Really, $39 for 5 shrimps and boiled rice? We gave a try with whole family and will never be back.

I'm familiar with Roses restaurant and usually like it, but was shocked and saddened last night. I drove by the restaurant a few different times, and every single time I saw this tiny older woman, looked like somebody’s grandma, out there power washing with a big commercial machine by herself. Not just for a little while either—she was still at it after 9 pm in the dark. Usually you see a crew of guys handling that kind of heavy work, and instead it was only her out there alone. Honestly, it didn’t sit right with me... bad taste in my mouth. Hopefully she got compensated well for this since its a dangerous job... Usually a successful business should be able to afford hiring a company. exploitation of somebody's grandma is never nice. Owners sons are big enough linebackers to do the job, da