Its probably the best mexican restaurant in NY.Never tried a Guacamole like the one i ate here, and the fact that is prepared right at your table as in the traditional way, it make it amazingly fresh!
Happy hour deal$ M-F, 4-7pm include $7 empanadas, quesadillas, tacos, and flautas. As well as $6 sangria, wine and cocktails, $5 beers, and $8 margaritas.
My favorite Mexican place to go to in NYC. The guacamole is delicious and the perfect quick appetizer. The chicken quesadillas are my go to main dish and on a cold winter day the spiced hot chocolate.
The guac & chips was so good, we almost forgot about ordering the main course! Drinks are quite tasty, as well as the food overall. Service & ambiance was very nice. Definitely coming back again.
The guac is a must, prepared table side in mild, med, or spicy. Decent food, good portions, and fairlygood service. Very accommodating for large groups.
The best handmade (tableside) guacamole with generous amounts of cilantro, onion and tomato -- and the pomegranatefrozen margs are original and can't be beat
Guacomole made at the table can be tailored and their own chips are good. Grilled tuna loin ensalada did not have enough tuna or enough flavor in dressing but mango, pineapple and jicama added variety
The hands-down best guacamole in the city, no matter how many others I try. Get it mild so you can taste the freshness. And don't forget to ask for corn tortillas!
Great spot if you love Mexican Food. Try their enchiladas suizas, which are filled with cheese and organic chicken. We also recommend their Frozen Pomegranate Margaritas!
Despite being a chain, this place is a great spot for group dinners. Open space and big tables. Get the El Mazcalito to start and order a bowl of guacamole made while you watch.
Just came for drinks and it seems like a higher-end Mexican restaurant... priceymargaritas, but strong and flavourful + ordered guacamole/chips and was bit spicy but perfect!!!
Everyone comes here for their margaritas. And they're not a bad choice. But they have a solid michelada too. Also, the nachos...are quite small, just a snack.
Usually, I'm not into chain restaurants for that the food's consistency varies from an outlet to another. That's not the case with Rosa tho. All food options are solid.Frozen drinks are way too strong
The guacamole is a must, as well as the Sandia, Rosa Mexicano's take on a watermelon margarita. Long wait for a table? Try the bar, you can order from the main menu with no wait!
The food was great the only down side was I wish the waiter told me the guacamole was gonna cost $15. Totally blindsided me there. Drinks are small but strong