Rosie’s Country Cafe

«Banana delight» was a delight for sure as is everything at Rosie’s. We look forward to a visit every time we’re upstate! Great food, great service. Thank you, Rosie!

Yum! My family usually stops by Rosie’s for breakfast on our way home from Crystal Mountain, and it’s always a delicious breakfast. I usually get #11; country omelette loaded with hash browns, sausage, green peppers and onions and served with a big scoop of sausage gravy on top. Sausage gravy appears to be house made and the meat is good quality with no fatty or gristly bits. My dad has the corn beef hash and always says its great. Wife had the veggie plate, which was hash browns with tomato, mushroom, onion and green pepper plus two eggs however you want them; the mushrooms are canned, so steer clear of those if you’re not into canned shrooms. Coffee is your typical diner coffee, neither good nor bad. Service is always friendly! The home made bread is always really tasty! I highly recommend stopping in for breakfast if you have a chance.

The wife and I stopped at this wonderful Diner called «Rosies». Very good breakfast, nice menu. Nothing pretentious here, just good home cooked food at a fair price and some nice people to chat with. Very comfortable feel to the place…

Go out of your way to find this place. Great food. Great little country café. Don’t miss the homemade raisin toast! The sausage and biscuit gravy was great! We are coming back. Thanks Rosie!

Every time I come up this way, I have to stop at Rosies for the Rosies Hash! Love it! They have always been pretty quick with the food, and refill drinks often. I look forward to each trip up, and my breakfast at Rosies!

Pretty solid country breakfast. Friendly staff. This place is always crowded when I swing by. For as busy as it is, we never seem to wait too long. I would suggest it to anyone I know.

Weekend wait times for breakfast =45 minutes — 2^nd time! French toast cold! And server even colder! Sorry wanted to like as we have a place at crystal mnt

Food is excellent, ate biscuits and gravy both mornings we went. It is a little slow but it’s worth the wait. All the ladies that work there are very friendly and restaurant is super cute, reminds me of my grandmas kitchen.

After packing up in the pouring rain to head home from Frankfort, a town with very few breakfast options, we were hoping we’d find a roadside diner with a quick, cheap breakfast. Hooray, we found Rosie’s! Rosie herself served us our delicious breakfast. I opted for regular eggs and bacon, but went with the up-​charge for homemade bread. It was well worth it! Thick, toasted slices of homemade wheat were the perfect thing to dunk in my eggs. And my husband and I split a blueberry pancake. It was light, fluffy, and FULL of fresh blueberries. The ambiance was quaint, our food arrived promptly, it was delicious, and didn’t break the bank.

Cool busy old country diner in the middle of nowhere. Great place for breakfast on your way home from up north. Homemade breads. Takes a while to get food, but thats because it must be good. Portions we very generous, prices were reasonable. I had the blueberry pancakes, 3 huge ones for on 4.95, tons of plump berries. Rosie was nice, place is clean.

I really dislike giving good reviews to places I’m willing to drive 20 miles out of my way to eat breakfast. Actually I’m road tripping up from South Carolina to ride my bike and always fuel up at Rosies. Oatmeal and french toast this morning then I’m off for a fifty miler around Crystal Lake. I’m only going to give it three stars, that might keep the tourist away.
«There Goes The Neighborhood»
The Junkster

We waited 40 minutes after ordering our food before it showed up. The waitress was diligent with refilling drinks though. They have Coke products here so that’s a plus.