Rosie’s Amagansett

Rosie’s isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a fever dream with espresso. I went in expecting a casual brunch and left convinced I’d stepped through a portal into a Wes Anderson film directed by David Lynch. First, the ambiance. Walking into Rosie’s feels like stumbling into a disco-themed botanical seance. There are disco balls everywhere—on the ceiling, in flower pots, even hanging from the bathroom door like some kind of glittery guardian. Light bounces off them in chaotic little rainbows that make everyone look like they’re in a 1970s dream sequence. The place is absolutely drenched in flowers. But let’s talk about Maddy, the barista, because the drink she made me honestly changed the trajectory of my week. I ordered an iced lavender oat milk latte, and I swear—she didn’t just make it, she composed it. The espresso was smooth like jazz at golden hour, the lavender was subtle but present (like a ghost with good boundaries), and the oat milk was frothed to a texture that felt borderline illegal. She handed it to me with this calm confidence, like she knew it was a masterpiece. One sip and I was like, “Okay, so we’re doing that today?” I don’t even remember what I said to her—I just remember the drink tasted like someone finally understood me. The food? Surprisingly emotional. My grandpa got the bacon, egg, and cheese, and it came on thick-cut brioche bread so buttery it could’ve been a love letter. The bacon had that crispy-meets-chewy balance that feels rare and sacred, the egg was cloudlike but decisive, and the cheese melted with purpose. It’s not just a sandwich—it’s a morning affirmation. The burger keeps it real. You can get a tomato, but I didn’t—I was in a no-nonsense mood. Just pickles, aioli, lettuce, and cheese, and honestly, that’s all it needed. The beef was juicy without being obnoxious, the pickles had crunch and bite, and the aioli brought it all together like the chill friend who mediates group chats. It’s the kind of burger that doesn’t shout, but it still ends up being the most interesting person at the table Around 2 p.m., a man in a wizard hat tried to pay for his avocado toast with a poem. The staff accepted it. Is Rosie’s the best restaurant in town? Objectively no. Is it an experience that made me believe in love, ghosts, and the healing power of cardamom? Absolutely. Come for the food. Stay for Maddy. Lose your grip on linear time. 5/5 stars

Increeeedible food and atmosphere (inside and out). Great live music when we were there too!

This place is my favorite place to eat and drink. It’s has friendly staff lots of creative drinks, dishes that I love and great atmosphere that’s constantly fresh and new. One of my favs in the hamptons for sure.

Rosie’s in the Hamptons is an absolute gem! The drinks were outstanding—crafted to perfection by Oliver, with bold flavors that hit just right. And the food? Simply excellent! Every bite was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. The baked shrimp, hummus and burger was delicious. The laid-back yet vibrant atmosphere made for a great dining experience, and the service was top-notch. Whether you’re stopping in for a casual bite or a fun night out, Rosie’s delivers. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for amazing food and drinks in the Hamptons!

Rosie's is one of the best places to grab a bite in Amagansett. I've stopped by many times over the years, and, honestly, I really can't think of anything negative I could say about it. The food is great, the atmosphere is really delightful, and it's a great place to grab a drink on a Saturday night. Really cannot recommend it enough.

Rosie’s Amagansett is simply AWESOME. It’s festive, the staff is really nice and the food, THE FOOD! My daughter even stated that the pancakes were the best she ever had!

The best spot, the most creative and delicious cocktails, the owner Stephen and his pup Oshie are world class, such a dog friendly and lovely place - you’ll leave with a smile on your face, and not just because you had too much tasty cocktails. Love coming here for Brunch and sitting outside on a nice day, but equally fun to sit in the Alice in wonderland themed disco vibes indoors.

Perfect place for lunch or brunch. Staff very friendly and attentive. Interior decoration was fabulous and food was fantastic. We ate there twice over our visit because we liked it so much.