Rosy’s Ice Cream & Diner

Had lunch here. Burger was good. Had a salad with it and loved the ranch dressing! We all shared a basket if onion rings which were delicious! Friendly staff and good service. I would definitely return and recommend.

Yum, yum, with a side of yum. Everything is made in house. The meatball sub is wonderful with just the right kick of garlic. Friendly servers with a fun 50’s atmosphere.

Not very impressed actually. Love the décor and the service was decent (nothing special). The food was not all that great though. The burgers are Bubba burgers so not very original and there was an aftertaste that I couldn’t quite nail down. I had the bacon cheddar burger and the «cheddar» tasted more like American or processed cheese. They did have these homemade (in house) potato chips that were very good though. Prices a bit steep for what you get but that’s because of the location.

This is for the service and Ice Cream Only!!!
Im not sure i would ever eat here but my wife and I enjoyed the ice cream.

Well this is our first time here and I’d say the place is decorated really nice. I don’t like the way it feels like everyone in this section is sitting right on top of each other. I am up to speed now on when to put a turkey in the oven though. I tried the 4 cheese melt and the first half was delicious. Unfortunately stuck to the underside of my second half was a rusty screw and a piece of plastic. Not sure how that managed to fall in my food basket but that’s why I only gave 2 stars.

Was exactly what we were looking for as we arrived in Pasco — a little character and good food.

Greeting — Fast seating and friendly.
Service — Prompt and friendly.
Food — An excellent variety of sandwiches which are very good. I think it is the only place in the tri-​cities with fried green tomatoes which are also very good. You got to try Rosy’s for lunch if you never have been here before. And of course, they have ice cream…
Price — Reasonable and good for quality of food.
Atmosphere — Cute little 50 diner and easy to talk with your party.

Was not impressed. Got the fish sandwich and paid extra to get it with French fries. The overly greasy French fries were better than the bad fish sandwich. Thought maybe it was the flavor of their «homemade» tarter sauce that threw off the flavor, but even the fish by itself wasn’t pleasant tasting. Too greasy for the expensive price. Won’t be back.

Excellent clam chowder and wonderful atmosphere. About time we had a place like this. Very good food everything Ive tried. We hit this place after the Farmer’s Market every Friday. Fun, great for kids and fabulous ice cream as well. Oh and the fries are pretty darn good too! Service is always excellent.

Fantastic food with an added flare. The kids mac and cheese was home made and great. Caesar, tuna melt, and blue cheese hamburger were perfect. Would definitely come back.

I went here to get ice cream. The ice cream was good, I just had chocolate and vanilla. They had a wide array of specialty items like shakes and malts which I would like to try in the future.

This is the place to take your grandchildren and buy them ice cream cones. Over 35 flavors are offered. Fun place to visit. Decorated like the 1950 — 1960’s inside. Playing Oldies but Goodies Rock Music through their sound system (not too loud).
Part of the restaurant is set-​up like an ice cream parlor from the past. The other part is set up like a diner. The COED waitresses are decked out in poodle skirts and pony tails. The menu has a lot of deep fried goodies from the past. We tried their Pork Chop Sandwich which Butte, Montana is famous for.

I had heard it was great good there. Tried the fried green tomatoes. Nope not good at all. I will go back again to try other items on the menus as it was a very cute comfortable shop. But no more green tomatoes.

We went to Rosys Diner today for lunch, everything was great! Good portions, food was hot, and the kids menu was great! Top it off with home made milkshakes and lots of flavored ice cream to choose from! We will be back!

Came here while staying at the hotel just behind this establishment. There was one lady working the counter for ice cream and the floor for dinning, so service was spotty. I had the chili cheese dog and my colleague had the pork tenderloin sandwich. He liked his. Mine, was a bit odd. Not much cheese and the chili was black beans not kidney and just a little strange. The potato salad I had with my dog was a very small portion and not a lot of flavor. The highlight of my meal was the fried pickles we had for appetizers. My colleague was shocked that they were spears and not chips. However, I have seen both presentations and these like anything fried and served with ranch dressing were winners! We didn’t try and ice cream but that looked good. I wouldn’t come here again for dinner, but I might stop back by if I ever am at that hotel again and try the ice creams.

Best burger I’ve had in a long time! And the homemade bleu cheese chips are to die for. Will be back again soon.

My boyfriend and I ducked in here for lunch one afternoon on a whim.
It’s cute– kitschy/​retro décor, comfy booths, shelves full of board games, and weirdly california-​centric trivia booklets at each table.
Our server was friendly and helpful. We started by ordering a caramel apple soda (yep, they make old school soda fountain beverages!). Our server dropped off a dish of ice cream with it because we’d been chatting with him about the salted caramel and apple flavor combo.
Meals were tasty– I got a turkey wrap, the boy got a burger. The handled his gluten free requests without an issue. Our meals were tasty and reasonably priced. I really liked their fries (battered).
We’ll be back for certain!

Went to lunch with my husband for lunch. The décor is cute, and seems like a fun environment. We came in the back way (didn’t realize the front entrance was not where we entered). No one greeted us, and waited a few minutes (later saw the sign saying to seat ourselves) A waitress eventually came and told us to take any seat, and brought us menus. Ordered fairly quickly, a burger and chips, and the Rosy’s BLT and onion rings (which I personally had, and was really good). I ordered a shake to go with my lunch. About 20 min later our food finally came. I thought this was kind of a long for a burger and a BLT with only a couple other people that came in after us, and I had to ask about my shake. (Huckleberry was very tasty though).
Overall the food was pretty good (burger was a burger), but we had to wait awhile for a refill on a soda and water, had 2 different waitress of which I didn’t really understand, (the second, who seemed to be training when we paid, was really awesome!). Total ticket was $ 30+, seems to be on the spendy side. I may come back for the ice cream though.

We came in as a group of four and ordered the giant mountain of ice cream challenge. We ate it together, so we didn’t actually compete, but it was still fun. The place is cute and looks like a 50’s diner, but their prices are a bit high for what you receive. Some of their flavors are incredibly «out there» but their more normal ones taste the best. The customer service was okay, but not great. However, this place would be great for kids and families, because it has such a retro feel.

The following rating is about food. not service…
Blah… We went there on my wife’s lunch break…
We even asked the waitress how Long two sandwiches would take. Oh he should have those out in no time at all…
Well will wonders never cease!!!
20 minutes for two sandwiches and crappy homemade «chips»…
And just under 20.00 too. Alright… Yeah from all I’ve read and heard rosies diner has trailed off into the wild blue yonder with thier prices and thier portions.
I literally rather of gone to Applebee’s and got thier two for 20.00
Well now we know.
We know they are expensive
We know thier cheap on thier deli cuts
And we know we won’t be going back.