Rosie’s Bakery

4 stars for the cookies. Knock a star down to 3 almost a 2 star bc the service was a dud. Girl was annoyed bc i wanted to pay with my Samsung pay device. She was adament that they didn’t have a fancy cc machine. I tried to tell her it should work. Relunctantly she attempted to help me run my sale. Well not really bc she just left me to fiddle with the machine myself. I didnt even know my sales total??? Anyways, it should’ve worked bc Samsung uses MST (magnetic secure transmission) which is basically any cc sliding payment machine. Not «the chip» or some other high tech Apple thing. Another minus, they don’t accept Amex, which I had in my wallet. After hitting the sales button, total button, I also gave up bc it was a lil awkward to be behind the counter trying to pay for my goods. Luckily I had an emergency $ 20 in my wallet. You would think today’s youth embraces technology, apparently not. Besides, a few reviewers here also mention about their poor service. After so many years in the biz, you would think they know what their doing. Guess patrons make the necesaary sacrifices for the sugary treats. Owner (s) need to step it up.

Yummy yum yum!
My egg and cheese croissant was excellent this morning. Customer service was great too. It’s always nice to deal with pleasant folk first thing in the morning. I usually pop in for an afternoon treat like the super scrumptious LEMON LOAF. This loaf tastes like one of my family members baked it. Please know that that is THE ultimate complement from me when it comes to baked goods. Back to my breakfast sandwich. It was basic but very good. The flaky and buttery croissant made it perfect. I was happy to have learned that I had a choice of three types of cheeses versus the normal and bland (in my opinion) sliced American cheese. Cheddar it was. The egg did not look or taste rubbery or fake. Not sure how to they prepared it, but it tasted like it was cooked in a skillet on the stovetop. Thanks for a yummy and filling breakfast! I just may make this a normal stop on my morning commute.

Best chocolate chip cookies and m&m cookies ever. Also loooove the mint brownies. Go there all the time! Totally recommend it

Rosie’s used to be the best bakery, the «go to» place for baked goods and special cakes, pies, etc. No longer. Is it possible the bakery is going through difficult times? I hope not, but really, it would make sense. The shelves are often bare even at peak times (and not because they sold out of items). The variety of goods is extremely limited. I have gone in a few times looking for a gift or wanting to buy a little something special to take home to my family — and I end up empty handed. Nothing. There is nothing really to buy anymore — except maybe a burnt $ 3 cookie. Very sad.

Super baked goods and coffee. Wonderful people working.

Have always loved their cream cheese brownies, believe they are called boom booms… but they were out today. Bummer! I got 2 of the chocolate chip cookies and a fudge brownie. Wish they had more selection with no nuts! Employee who helped with my order wasn’t very friendly either, thank goodness the cookies were delicious!

Not sure why im giving this two stars… not really deserved. First time walking in, wanted to grab a bagel before a 12pm movie. After waiting in line literally 20 minutes (3 people ahead of me), «sorry we don’t have any bagels today.» Ok how about a smoothie? «Those are currently unavailable.» Looking at the menu board, half the items were covered with «temporarily unavailable» signs. We were late for our movie so we grabbed a stake muffin and an overpriced water bottle.
There seemed like there was only one girl working. She was nice but so slow! Seriously, does it take a full 5 minutes to put 3 pieces of tape on a box? «My coworker is on break,» is what she told an inquiring customer. You dont take your break when the line is almost out the door genius, and there is another dude hiding in the backroom walking around aimlessly.
Whoever Rosie is, she would be ashamed and she should be ashamed of herself. Get your act together!

I love Rosie’s and have for many years.
Bad day today: 6 muffins for $ 27 is one thing. Two of them being stale is a massive disappointment. Don’t sell me yesterday’s muffins at tomorrow’s prices. It’s really insulting and really gross.

This place used to make the best sweets. I was there last weekend and found out they are not selling chocolate orgasms. They apparently had a problem with the bakery that used to make them. This is a deal breaker! Sure, the cookies and other pastries are delicious, but the real attraction for me is the chocolate O. Please rectify this problem ASAP!

Stopped in for a coffee and cookie. The pastry was really really fresh. I didn’t like that there were flies all around the display counter… Gross.
The coffee was really nothing special. It’s a good option in this area as the Starbucks has moved and there is a peets coffee coming soon!

Great service: polite, funny, positive. great desserts: Fresh, good selection — a lot of chocolate options and the desserts I got were perfectly made… I wouldn’t say they have the «Best Chocolate Chip Cookies» but they were good, moist, and fresh.

The design of the restaurant is very cute. There is also a vast amount of baked goods, and they’re a good portion for the price. The cashiers are very rude however, hurrying the line and not allowing me to look at the menu when deciding, and when I did was rude about it.

Best M&M Cookies on the Planet
Rosie’s Bakery is located on «the Street» in Chestnut Hill. Easily accessible by car, Rosie’s offers excellent coffee and an amazing selection of baked goods. From cookies to cakes and pies, just about anything sweet you may need to entertain guests can be found here.
My wife and I have purchased excellent fruit tortes, birthday cakes, and of course cookies. If you are going to a party or dinner and need to bring something, this is the spot. A word about their M&M cookies… delicious. Crunchy on the outside, soft and buttery on the inside, these cookies should be illegal and are definitely decadent. For a treat though, they totally hit the spot. Their chocolate chip cookies are also fantastic. Try them with a glass of milk.
Rosie’s is a terrific bakery, providing convenient access to a wonderful selection of cookies, cakes, and pies. Oh my!

What a wonderful place to get some sweets. Great customer service. I usually go before or after a movie at the movie theatre and I’ve been going for years. I will definitely be back for years to come!

Not a bad place to meet a friend, but there aren’t that many tables — just a handful in the front near the window, and a handful along the wall. Location is easy to miss, it is on the end of the plaza that is near Shaw’s. Had a hot chocolate and raspberry bar — both good but not out of this world.

Great staff and delicious cakes! After having disaster with order for birthday cake at star next door we bought a cake here. Definitely worth the little extra to buy something from a pro rather than the grocer. In the past found the choc frost cake to be a bit dry but the butter cream chocolate cake was moist and a hit with everyone. For a crowd pleaser go for Rosie’s. For something a little diff our go to is japonnaise in Brookline. But that’s not really for kid’s birthday party!

I thought I reviewed them several months ago when I got a free brownie for checking in! Either way, Rosie’s is a classic to me. I grew up in Chestnut Hill, Their Chocolate Orgasm, Cookies, Bars, All the same, and by that I mean outstanding!
I think I would have to add them to «comfort food» from childhood.

Where do i start with Rosie’s… I guess i could start with the fantastic smell of fresh baked goodness as soon as you walk in the door, or even the contagious sense of happiness that is seemingly emitted from behind the counter from all the employees.
I could even start with the chocolate Orgasm brownie. Yeah, i said it, Chocolate Orgasm.
I could start out this review going further into detail about all those attributes of Rosie’s, but i won’t (i know i kind of already did, but deal with it). I want to keep this review simple, as simple as my hands down favorite baked good Rosie’s has to offer. The Chocolate Chip cookie.
Do you know that moment, that moment where you experience something so beautiful, so majestic, that there is simply no way you can go on living life in the same way afterwards? The moment where all lights and noise around seem to fade into a subtle, almost inaudible hum? Well i had this moment the first time my taste buds eloped with a freshly baked, perfectly distributed with chocolate chips, texturaly immaculate… (Rosie’s) chocolate chip cookie. Needless to say, it was love at first bite (corny i know, but again DEAL WITH IT).
In all honesty, Rosie’s is a great establishment and a Boston’s Best Hall-​of-​Famer. My Mom literally still yells at me every time i come home with out a Rosie’s cookbook (next time Mom, i promise) because ranted it about it so much to her. Wherever you are, whatever you’re doing, stop it, put it down and/​or away and go get a chocolate chip cookie form Rosie’s… It could potentially change your life (for the better).

I order a gingerbread latte, a lemon square, and mint chocolate brownie.
The latte was ok, slightly different than what I expected. It did have the gingerbread kick to it.
The lemon square was not at all good. The brownie on the other hand was good. the chocolate and mint went very well together.
The staff was ok, didn’t seem over excited to greet a customer, almost as though we were keeping them from something.
I spent a little over $ 10 for three items, that was quite pricy for what I got.
I have been here before and the experience was about the same.

I really want to love this place but every time I go there, it seems to take FOREVER to be served yet there are 4 – 5 people serving behind the counter. Why is this the case ever. single. time?
Also your cookies are ok but seriously overpriced — considering Star Market sell kick-​arse choc chip cookies for a mere $ 0.30 each, you’re kidding yourself.
Rosie, you’ve got the Treat Cupcake Bar about to open down the street — lift your game!