Rose Ross functions as a modern market space that emphasizes the integration of contemporary culinary techniques with raw, high-quality ingredients. The interior design reflects a minimalist approach, focusing on functional aesthetics that highlight the diversity of the rotating inventory. Visitors encounter a selection of products designed for both immediate consumption and home preparation, bridging the gap between a traditional pantry and a prepared food outlet. The culinary execution centers on creative flavor profiles, utilizing seasonal components to maintain a dynamic and evolving inventory throughout the year. This establishment prioritizes transparency in sourcing, allowing the quality of individual items to define the overall identity of the project. By focusing on essential elements, the space provides a streamlined environment for accessing specialized goods that cater to a modern appreciation for artisanal craftsmanship.
Rose Ross is widely celebrated as a culinary gem, consistently praised for its creative, seasonal, and expertly prepared dishes that highlight local ingredients. Guests frequently commend the warm and professional service, noting that the staff is both attentive and knowledgeable, particularly regarding wine pairings. The restaurant’s unique and cozy decor, often described as charmingly reminiscent of a vintage train car, creates an intimate atmosphere where conversation is easy thanks to well-thought-out acoustics. While almost all feedback is glowing, with many diners considering it a favorite neighborhood destination for special occasions or regular visits, a few isolated experiences mention minor inconsistencies in portions or service flow. Overall, the establishment is highly regarded for delivering a memorable and high-quality dining experience that keeps guests returning.
Outstanding table d'hôte & wine pairing. Excellent service, fresh, seasonal local plates & great wine recommendations. One of my faves in Montreal. Chloe was a delight👌 & made us have a memorable dinner experience.
I've been wanting to visit Rose Ross for a long time, & I was really happy that I finally did it for the Montréal à Table event. The restaurant is beautifully decorated, the full wall of wine bottles adds such a charming atmosphere to the space. It's a small restaurant, but very cozy.
The service was perfect, maybe a bit over-faked at times, but still attentive & friendly. For my starter, I ordered the Choux de Bruxelles salad, & it was amazing. The mix of crispy choux, fresh vegetables, & that citrusy sauce with a hint of pepper created a really nice balance of flavors.
For the main course, I had the filet de truite with vegetables, cooked well, flavorful, & beautifully presented. For dessert, I took the cake aux pêches which was just okay. I was a bit disappointed, as I expected more flavor & a more moist texture. It was also slightly burned on the outside.
Considering it was a special Montréal à Table menu, I found the pricing very reasonable for the quality & atmosphere.
My friend ordered the gros choux dessert, which came with a small $4 extra charge, but it was absolutely worth it. The presentation was beautiful, & the taste was even better.
Eating at Rose Ross is always a delight: the food is thoughtfully & beautifully prepared, the service warm & impeccable, & the wine pairings totally delicious. Plus, where else can you eat in a dining room made to look like an old-school train dining car?One of my favourite places to eat in the city.
I came here with my boyfriend & his father. Everyone loved the atmosphere & said the food was excellent.
I have a seafood allergy & the server was very careful about informing me which dishes I could have & what changes the kitchen could make to certain plates.
The wine selection was also fabulous! I will come here again sometime soon.
Each dish is a delicious creative yet comforting combination of local & seasonal food.
We were a party of 3 who likes sharing plates so we got to taste a good chunk of the menu from appetizers to desserts, & I already know I will have a hard time picking next time since everything was so good.
The atmosphere was pretty nice, I liked the style, but especially appreciated the effort on sound quality (dampening & good speakers), that kept it cozy & not a loud place like so many places.
Service was on point, I could nitpick about the first wine pairing being a bit late, but the waitress made up for it.
What a great experience. Calm, cozy, charming. Excellent service, delicious food & awesome ambience (even in the bathroom!!!)The wine pairing for the menu was perfect! Recommended!
An Institution in the heart of Rosemont 👌🏻 Nestled in the heart of Promenade Masson in Rosemont, Rose Ross stands as a true institution, celebrated not only for its exceptional cuisine but also for its vibrant atmosphere & stunning interior design. From the moment you step through the doors, you are greeted by an ambiance that seamlessly blends elegance with warmth & originality. The star of the show here is undoubtedly the chef Myriam, whose culinary prowess transforms fresh, locally sourced ingredients into artful dishes that tantalize the taste buds. Each plate is a masterpiece, showcasing innovative techniques & a deep respect for traditional flavors. The attention to detail is evident in every bite. The everchanging menu is thoughtfully curated, ensuring that each visit offers something new to discover. Complementing the exquisite food is a cocktail menu that is nothing short of spectacular. The mixologist Sébastien at Rose Ross is a true artists, crafting drinks that are as visually stunning as they are delicious. From classic concoctions to inventive signatures, there's something for every palate. The use of fresh herbs, house-made syrups, & artisanal spirits elevates the drinking experience, making it a perfect prelude to your meal or a delightful way to unwind after a long day. & the bar section, with its pink canopy & vintage fun rides cabochon lamps is my favourite place to unwind from work. The interior design of the Rose Rose is a feast for the eyes, featuring a trompe-l'oeil of being inside of a train wagon. The carefully chosen decor, with its soft lighting, velvet banquettes & artistic accents like the incredible wall of wines creates an inviting space that encourages relaxation & conversation. Each detail, from the artwork on the walls to the carefully arranged table settings, enhances the overall dining experience, making it feel both special & intimate. On a street filled with fast food options & american chains, the Rose Ross remains a class act, a standout destination, to be celebrated & protected, thanks to its exceptional chef, creative cocktails, & stunning interior design. It's the perfect place for a romantic dinner, a celebratory gathering, or simply to indulge in a night of culinary delight. Whether you're a local or just passing through, a visit to this restaurant is an experience not to be missed. Highly recommended! 10/10
Our hotel made a reservation for us at this off the tourist track restaurant. We split things family style. Appetizers: Fleur de courgette tempura (zucchini blossoms stuffed with ricotta, parmesan, lemon thyme, mushrooms & peppers)-delicious; asparagus with lobster & sauce of (very mild) curry & kefir; & last, & the surprise hit, croquette de canard (duck) confit with goat cheese, dill truffles & a carrots vinaigrette. Plats principaux (mains): half Cornish hen with salsa verde, grilled green onions, cherry tomatoes in chili oil (really an appetizer), scallops with miso butter, maitake mushrooms, cabbage & artichokes (my wife's favorite); & agneau de Kamouraska: braised lamb, it's jus, pistachios, cipollini onions formed into a brick with a side of parsley potatoes (my favorite). Nice wine list but my son & his fiancé had cocktails (also a hit) so my wife had an Alsatian pinot blanc-pinot gris blend & I an above average Côtes du Rhône. Service was slow but the staff (mostly Chloe) were nice. Didn't order dessert since we had gone patisserie surfing earlier.
