This place, once owned by a woman named Rosie, serves wonderful comfort food, has great drinks and serves breakfast lunch and dinner. Before it was Rosie’s, it was a bar called The Hearthstone.
It’s right on the lake. I took this photo from the steps. I cropped out the road and cars in the foreground but otherwise the photo is not enhanced.
Speaking of steps, check out this plaque on Rosie’s:
I hope some day you get to stand on those steps youself, if you haven’t already.
Rosie decorated the whole restaurant with a lot of antiques that she collected from little farm houses and antique shops around the country.
Check out what they use for pulleys on the door:
And here’s the view from the table at twilight. (Also has no post processing.)
I didn’t photograph the food, but it was great. They offer mostly comfort food (fried chicken, chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, pot roast) but also light fare (edamame, artichoke hearts, veggie stirfry). I had their their Bloody Mary and my hubby had the Ultimate Pain Killer. For details on drinks:
http://www.rosiescafe.com/menuMain.html#fullBar
And on the food:
Nicci Carrera 