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American diner fare & classic cocktails are served in an antique-filled setting with nature views.
Hours
| Saturday | 8 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 571 N Lake Blvd, Tahoe City, CA 96145
Phone: (530) 583-8504
Website: http://www.rosiescafe.com/
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Reviews
Jessie Ford
This is a place you need to enjoy while in Tahoe City. The wait staff are so warm, friendly and engaging with the patrons. I felt like I was an old regular even though it was my first time visiting. During the summer they are always packed, winter time can vary. I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant with bike, bears, and all things California covering every bit of space. I ordered the Chicken fried steak & eggs, it was delicious. They were good with just a one top or 20 if needed. They have everything from appetizers to, breakfast, sandwiches, burgers, pizza. I’m looking forward to returning. I definitely recommend Rosie’s Café in Tahoe City, CA.
… moreAusten Saylor
Elise at Rosie’s took good care of us. She, individually, is worth coming again and again providing spectacular service and attitude. The biscuit and gravy was alright. The pancakes, had browns, and breakfast sandwich were terrific. The mocha espresso tastes like it’s supposed to (other shops in the area serve something that tastes like dishwasher instead of espresso). We purchased extra zucchini bread to take home. Spectacular service, good food, and wonderful people. Thank you, Elise, for making our visit that much better.
… moreSteviejr
Food was pretty good but the portions were incredibly small for the price. I get that’s it Tahoe but 16 dollars for a burrito that looks like this is ridiculous, my friend described the burrito as bland and lacking the salsa it was suppose to have. My pancakes and eggs were good but for 15 bucks isn’t super worth it. My friends scrambled eggs were also pretty tasty but again not a large portion. Hash-browns were also bland as well. However the server was nice and accommodating!
… moreMatthew J Sharp
“Where Taxidermy Meets Toast Points”
Rosie’s Café in Tahoe City is what happens when your grandmother’s attic, a taxidermy shop, and a really solid brunch spot all collide in a beautiful, maple-syrup-scented explosion. You walk in and instantly wonder if you’ve stepped into a 1970s time capsule curated by someone with a deep emotional connection to moose heads and model airplanes. And I mean that in the BEST way.
The food? Picture your childhood comfort meals if your childhood was spent vacationing with eccentric millionaires who loved sourdough and bacon. My eggs were fluffier than a conspiracy theory podcast host. The hashbrowns were crispy enough to reawaken my soul. Even the toast had that smug, buttery confidence you only get at high elevations.
The service was fast, friendly, and full of genuine Tahoe charm, i.e., everyone looked like they could ski backwards with a Bloody Mary in hand. Respect.
Now, let’s talk restrooms — because this is where Rosie’s separates itself from the herd. The men’s room features a trough. That’s right, fellas, prepare to relive your high school gym locker room glory days, shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers, making awkward eye contact with the elk on the wall. But wait — plot twist — the water temperature at the sink was HOT. Not “lukewarm surprise” hot. I’m talking “therapeutic spa hand treatment” hot. Five stars just for that.
Final thoughts: Come for the food, stay for the ambiance, and leave with cleaner hands than you expected. Rosie’s is a Tahoe treasure, a brunch fever dream, and a celebration of all things weird, warm, and wonderful.
… moreRosie’s Café in Tahoe City is what happens when your grandmother’s attic, a taxidermy shop, and a really solid brunch spot all collide in a beautiful, maple-syrup-scented explosion. You walk in and instantly wonder if you’ve stepped into a 1970s time capsule curated by someone with a deep emotional connection to moose heads and model airplanes. And I mean that in the BEST way.
The food? Picture your childhood comfort meals if your childhood was spent vacationing with eccentric millionaires who loved sourdough and bacon. My eggs were fluffier than a conspiracy theory podcast host. The hashbrowns were crispy enough to reawaken my soul. Even the toast had that smug, buttery confidence you only get at high elevations.
The service was fast, friendly, and full of genuine Tahoe charm, i.e., everyone looked like they could ski backwards with a Bloody Mary in hand. Respect.
Now, let’s talk restrooms — because this is where Rosie’s separates itself from the herd. The men’s room features a trough. That’s right, fellas, prepare to relive your high school gym locker room glory days, shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers, making awkward eye contact with the elk on the wall. But wait — plot twist — the water temperature at the sink was HOT. Not “lukewarm surprise” hot. I’m talking “therapeutic spa hand treatment” hot. Five stars just for that.
Final thoughts: Come for the food, stay for the ambiance, and leave with cleaner hands than you expected. Rosie’s is a Tahoe treasure, a brunch fever dream, and a celebration of all things weird, warm, and wonderful.
Mil Chan
Stopped for a quick lunch before driving around to see Lake Tahoe. My husband and I ordered a Combo pizza to share. The pizza came out after 15 minutes and it looked good. It’s very fresh and the crust was crunchy. We both loved it. Staffs were friendly and price reasonable. A nice place for lunch or quick bite.
… moreLuka H
Good breakfast place, not very expensive, super fast service (ordered and got food within 15 min or less), eggs benedict was pretty good, but the pancakes were amazing. Best pancakes I have ever had.
… moreLemmie Klein
Quick stop for lunch while driving around Lake Tahoe. We had a chili dog with fries and a cup of chili. The dog was huge and loaded with their great chili and red onions. Jack took care of us. He’s worked there for 34 years. Super nice guy. Across the street are steps down to the lake.
… moreLawrence Boesch
Friendly place with luscious food, breakfast til 2:00 pm, attentive staff, menu with something for everyone. My wife usually takes out 1/2 of her meal as leftover, but the veggie sandwich was too good not to consume right away. Didn’t try the fries or soup. Oatmeal is so hot you will burn your mouth if you’re not careful.
… moreMegan
Old restaurant! The inside is kinda smelly… they have some outside/patio sitting area with old tables and chairs. The bathrooms were kinda dirty too. Our server was nice, but a very interesting lady!! Food was mediocre. I ordered egg Benedict and asked for well-done hash brown. When my food came, the hash brown was not even crispy! They had to take it back and redo it.
My friends ordered American style breakfast.
… moreMy friends ordered American style breakfast.
Justin Lau
Cute lil dinner. Food was decent. Service was a tad spotty. We really had to get the waiters attention.
The strawberry shortcake was decent and definitely unique. It’s like a hard sweet biscuit covered in ready whip.
Tip – get the zucchini bread and Rueben
… moreThe strawberry shortcake was decent and definitely unique. It’s like a hard sweet biscuit covered in ready whip.
Tip – get the zucchini bread and Rueben