Rosie’s Diner

I just had the «Double Decker,» which is The American with double patties. I’m really impressed with the quality of the beef patty, you can taste it’s just great cut of meat used, and about half an inch thick! Good fries, pretty good portion for takeout, and they use the good buttermilk/​restaurant quality ranch, not the store bought crap. It was takeout, and I can’t review the wait service. The bottom bun was SUPER soggy, but what can they do, it was two, large, greasy patties. I guess they could of put them on the side or something, but I didn’t really get the hamburger for the bun … shoot, the second patty could be a meal in itself… which I just ate alone to enjoy the beef! Maybe could of used some seasoning, but I don’t always expect that in a burger.

What a cute little diner! This place is adorable and I love it. Super friendly, upbeat staff. Large menu to choices to pick from. I can’t get enough of this 50’s diner. We settled on the La Bamba skillet and the strawberry stuffed french toast. Both were served with a smile. The french toast was smothers with strawberries and cream. The La Bamba skillet was exactly what I wanted. Potatoes, covered with diced ham, onions, bell peppers, eggs and smothered with green chili. Delish! I love everything about this place!

Fun atmosphere and good burgers! Service is good as well.

First time I’ve been here. I might try again on a busy night. Ordered a shrimp Po’ boy, and the other party ordered a cheeseburger well done. Cheeseburger was great, cooked to a nice well done not burnt. The Po’ boy on the other hand wasn’t toasted enough, maybe just warmed so when the sauce was applied it got a little saugy. Shrimp was warm and not hot like it should’ve been. The remoulade was great. The music was on and off which sucked because in a dinner the atmosphere should be more alive. Happy server, should’ve visited our table a few more times but all is well.

amazing place. We ate there 4 times during recent stay in Aurora and they never disappointed. On our second visit the owner recognized us and welcomed us. We ate
breakfast, lunch, dinner and even made another stop for hot fudge sundaes. Highly recommended. Friendly, fast and efficient staff.

Great little ²⁴⁄₇ breakfast spot! Super friendly service, great prices and great good!

My previous review mentioned that my waitress was quite rude. I’d like to clarify that I kept calling her over for very basic things such as silverware or more water. I was very polite about it as I have been a waitress myself and understand that it can be difficult to meet demands quickly. I just don’t like being given attitude with my service. Despite this, I still tipped my waitress very well. As it was my first visit to the diner I rated it 4 stars with the thinking that the other servers were better (one rude person doesn’t mean everyone is rude), but I was wrong. MONTHS after I posted my 4 star review I began getting harassed on Unilocal by an employee whom I had never met. After calling management I found that this girl only started working AFTER my visit so it was impossible to have met this girl. This disgruntled employee decided to attack a 4 star review by saying nasty things that I don’t appreciate. In my previous review I left no mention of which particular server I had and had no really mean things to say about the diner. This employee has left a bad taste in my mouth. Not professional. Will not return.

The diner was cute on the inside and the service was good. There were a lot of older couples so it wasn’t really our scene. The food was fast and tasted good but wasn’t anything out of this world. They also had an old school candy bar towards the front so that was a plus for uniqueness.

So me and the fam had been traveling since about 4am from Raleigh and arrived in Colorado very «Hangry». Yes my precious I did spell that right. You see «Hangry»… that’s when you are so hungry you get a little grumpy and angry about it so you now are not just hungry suga. you are downright HANGRY. There is one in our party (he who shall not be named) who must eat to be a pleasant individual so everyone else is concerned about their empty stomachs but we ALL KNOW that he who shall not be named MUST eat and I do mean soon.
So somehow with three peoiople telling one driver where they should go, we stumble across Rosie’s Diner.. Clearly we are all lost but feel eating might help us all think with clear minds, (honestly I know my family and doubt it will make a dang bit of difference but you know how you say these things to sound like a rational sane person? yep that’s us).
Rosie’s reminded me of one of those Jerzey diners I loved where the food it amazing, and the service is exceptional and the people are so friendly and happy to see you. Rosie’s however comma (pause).was not that diner. It had the look and the feel, but was just really short on service and good food. No pleasant greeting, I mean we couldn’t even get a smile, good morning.nothing. Just follow me to your seat. Then service was slow and when the women did get to our table she treated us like she was annoyed we were one more table she had to wait on. But we stayed and we ordered. All around we had steak and eggs, breakfast burrito, typical breakfast omlettes, sausage, potatoes, toast, coffee, juice. Well I will say this… not sure where they got the steak, but it was hands down the toughest and most fat filled steak I have ever eaten in my life. I rarely order red met but then I go through this wave of craving it and this was just a disappointment.
I rarely eat potatoes or bread but it appears I did not miss much as all my peeps said the potatoes tasted like wax, the burittos were dry and the eggs were overcooked. So to sum it up slow service, angry waitress, horrible food… I mean… I really do try to be fair and so let me see if I can find something nice to say… Nope. Can’t.

Place is busy, and way cool. Lot’s of 50’s & 60’s stuff everywhere. We sat at the counter, our order was taken almost immediately and it didn’t take long for the food to arrive. Everything was hot and tasted great. It was a fun place to be and we were taken care of perfectly and the experience was nice. I can see why the place was packed. If you want to visit the 50’s, eat here, have fun, and you’ll be full when you leave. Cost is reasonable too! If you like souvenirs, you can choose from a lot of things, including a T-​Shirt. Don’t miss this place if you are visiting, and I’m sure you’ll return again many times if you live here.

We tried this place on a Sunday, and it’s pretty hoppin’ on the weekends, but only a 5 – 10 min wait. It’s a pretty cool place, has a jukebox to play, and some seats have mini ones in the booth. The food is pretty good, though the bacon reminds me of beef jerky. The only reasons it didn’t get a five are the bacon, and our waitress was practically screaming at us any time she opened her mouth… wasn’t loud enough to warrant that.

This place brings us back to the good olé days of the American Diner. We were greeted immediately when we walked in the door and got a table right away.
Our server Sunny, was exceptional! So friendly and efficient. Started off with an order of the fried pickles that came with a side of ranch – just freakingly delicious!
The milkshakes are the best, thick, creamy and Yummy! We had the chocolate banana, the strawberry banana and the caramel butterscotch milkshakes. Just fabulous.
My dad ordered the Double-​Decker hamburger, my sister the American Classic and I ordered the Kraut Dog! All of them were huge and were made exactly how we wanted them.
Plenty of parking and the location is clean and welcoming.

Great food and fast service every time
Delicious milkshakes and adult beverages
Have NEVER been disappointed in a single thing here

Tourist trap? Yes this is the definition of it. Located near many many hotels and having great nostalgic eye appeal has got to be the reason this place stays busy.
Upon entry the hostess just starred at us then finely said its busy it’s going to be awhile. Luckily a girl behind the counter said you can sit at the bar/​counter if you like it’s no wait. So thus is were I grabbed a stool.
After looking over the menu I ordered a simple bacon sausage eggs and hash brown breakfast plate. Once my food arrived a dove right in to the the most bland warm not hot food I may have ever tasted. I honestly think McDonald’s mcmuffins have more flavor than everything that was on my plate. FYI I despise the Golden Arches and avoid it at all cost hence what brought me here. After chocking down my food that I smothered in salt pepper and hot sauce cause I was starving we quickly paid and left.
Do yourself a favor and skip the hype train on this one. The atmosphere doesn’t even compensate for the awful food. There are far better local eateries in the surrounding 2−5mi area.

We just had a wonderful breakfast! This place is a comfy, laid back, Mom & Pop style Diner. Alex provided us excellent service, and a fun time!
Highly recommend this great little place in Aurora, CO! Oh and VERY generous servings! 5 star thumbs up!

Because I’m a diner kind of gal, I’ve always wanted to check out Rosie’s place. It’s a swinging little joint, reminiscent of a diner you’d find in an old Happy Days episode. They’ve got young hipsters serving here which makes it even more fun. The food is, well, decent diner food. Nothing over the top that I need to return immediately, but I also wouldn’t hesitate to stop back when I have a craving for just plain ‘olé American food like hash browns & eggs or a decent burger.

Comfort food done very well in Aurora. I am a sucker for good diner food, and this place does it very well. Sure, they make great shakes, burgers, sandwiches, and desserts. But the breakfast is the star at this little place. The omelets and pancakes are cooked to perfection.
You might also want to try their green chile as it is good on almost anything minus the shakes. I like the service and hospitality of the staff who knows how to keep the meal coming along. My own suggestion to improve service is to bus tables a little quicker between guests.
Keep up the good work!

What a cool place to get a burger!
I am really nostalgic and this place fit the bill. With an old Diner (that was built in NJ and transported here) from the 50’s feel and comfort food galore. My burger was cooked perfect as well as my husband’s (he ordered his medium rare and I ordered mine medium). The onion rings were cooked nicely as well.
Eric our server was really attentive and was contstantly filling our iced tea so we never went thirsty.
They even have working juke boxes at the tables with golden oldie favorites that for 25 cents you get two plays and it pipes throughout the resturant.
Definitely a fun place and I will be back.

The diner is cute. 50’s ambiance for sure! A lot of old timers here, some awesome, some just grumpy!
We came for brunch so we had a bit of breakfast (served all day) and a bit of lunch.
The Gouda Omelet was just very heavy. I ordered it with egg whites which they substituted for 89 cents. I couldn’t finish it! The oil is actually still lingering in my belly!
The America Classic burger was really the star of the meal! Cooked well and SUPER TASTY!
The fries were perfect… hot and fat and crispy!
The service was super fast and friendly!

Yummy I have been craving this breakfast this place has everything from breakfast to dinner all day long probably one of the best diners I’ve ever been to really nice employees they go out of their way for you