Rosie's Restaurant

If you’re looking for quality diner-style food with a home style, Vermont touch…come to Rosie’s. We came in for coffee and had a wonderful time. The decor is very Vermont, one room, video included, is adorned with different hand-made quilts. They serve breakfast, lunch, dinner and a “quality cup of coffee,” as my grandfather says. I got toast and a grilled tomato. Every table is crowded with creamer, jellies, butters, and peanut butter single-serves. This is something I love. It was my grandfather’s 90th birthday and they didn’t question my request for a birthday candle and to “just carry it to him because getting a dessert would upset him”. They put the candle in my hand, lit it, and gave me a smile. They were our first stop on a quality birthday adventure. We were in, out, needy, and

Very accommodating and family oriented!! Warm friendly faces upon entering the restaurant! Walker did an outstanding job as our server! Quick to get food and get everything we wanted. Food was top notch!! We will be back!!

Went on February 14th for dinner. I called to see if I could or needed to make a reservation because my party size was on the bigger side (party of 6). When talking to them on the phone they said we don't do reservations but to take my name, my party size and what time I'd like to be there so I gave him all that information. Got there about 15-20 minutes earlier than I had mentioned on the phone walked in gave him my name. Told them that I had called earlier. They looked at some paper and said well you're not supposed to be here until the time I gave them over the phone I said I'm sorry. Over the phone you said you didn't take reservations. I figured it would be okay if I walked in a few minutes early. The guy behind the counter was very nice and said that if they had a table open though,

This place is a not-so-finely aged tourist trap. The prices are insane compared to anywhere else in town. The quality is the same as decades ago so don’t expect seasoning. Perfect place for an elderly retired couple with money. If Middlebury was not made up of mostly this demographic, Rosie’s surely would not be around today.

We have been going to Rosie's for years. Every aspect of this restaurant has continued to decline. The prices are outrageous. The place is filthy. Tables not cleaned, the floors are covered in food, the bathrooms are filthy. The food quality continues to decline - and the portions are extremely small and the food is sometimes cold. It's a shame that it's not what it used to be. I hope some thought and effort goes into improving what used to be.