1000% found my new favorite Mexican restaurant in Philly! @rosyseasttacobar is truly amazing Came here for a bestie night on a cold Friday night and was immediately warmed up by the relaxing vibe at Rosy's! The ambiance was fun and laid back. The service was amazing! All the staff were so helpful and wonderful. First off our drinks were fantastic! I ordered a classic margarita but with vodka of course. (I'm sorry tequila lovers but I just can't) It was made to order & delish! For our appetizers we ordered the nachos and the esquites. Both were very tasty! I really enjoyed the homemade tortilla chips and guacamole. Both were fantastic! The esquites were awesome as well and the sauce had a smokier flavor to it. For entrees we ordered the shrimp fajitas, fish tacos and Al pastor tacos. All were incredible! 11/10 would recommend any of these dishes. The shrimp fajitas and al pastor tacos being my favorites! So so good!! I cannot wait to come back and try more menu items very soon !! Try this spot out and let me know what you think! ‍

Loved the interior, very cozy but classy. I do wish there was more light- there's ambience and then there's inconvenience. I came here with a bigger group and we ordered appetizers to share. The chips here are so good, thick with a satisfying crunch. The nachos were also a pleasant surprise. The guac tasted fresh. I had the carnitas and it was filled to the brim with flavorful meat. The service was a bit lacking, as it took us multiple tries to get our server's attention.

Stopped in here for a late night meal. They have several tequila drinks on the menu - - I thoroughly enjoyed my hibiscus margarita. Our server was helpful and friendly - - they had no problem working with my dietary restrictions and helped with modifications. For food, I decided on the chorizo tacos (hold the dairy - add avocado) and they were filling, delicious and just the right amount of messy.

Good takeout burrito. Inside looked pretty cool as well, so I'm excited to go back and eat-in sometime soon!

Delicious! Affordable! Friendly! We came for happy hour and got really good beer and margs plus a bunch of food. I recommend the Conshocken Blood Money. The portions are small for happy hour but easy to share. The tinga tacos were so cute and delicious, they came on what I assume are street taco shells? With radish, pico, and crema. The nachos I've had at the other Rosy's location so I knew they'd be bomb, the best melty cheese and jalapeños. I had to giggle at the quesadilla because it was taco sized but the shrimp was sooo yummy, definitely worth it. Our server Maddie was great and super patient with us while we were trying to figure out what to get.

So happy this place came to my neighborhood. The food is excellent, the staff are so friendly, and they are just so accommodating. The inside is so quaint and cute and the outside, when weather-appropriate, is perfect. I am so glad a decent place came into this vacant spot. They have been so accommodating with my cilantro issue (it tastes like soap) and have made sure, every time, that nothing comes with it. There is a great selection of both vegetarian and meat options. Try the crab tostadas! They are amazing. Also, you 100% can't go wrong with mushroom as your protein. These are truly some of the most delicious mushrooms I've ever had. I'm not sure what kind they are but as a mushroom-lover - I opt for them every time. Mushroom tacos? Check. Mushroom quesadilla? Check. Oh, and their happy hour is such a steal! I will definitely be back (again and again and again).

Being from Los Angeles and having 50% Mexican blood flowing through my veins being pumped at an idyllic blood pressure of 120/80, my expectations for Mexican food on the east coast have become astronomically low. Time and time again I have been let down, so when the homie recommended this place for a Sunday night dinner I internally thought "how much can one man take..." but the hopeless optimist in me agreed to try once again. Walking into Rosy's it was dead quiet, with the staff outnumbering the customers. But, something magical happened. I actually caught a glimmer of an authentic Mexican vibe. Too many Mexican spots out here go ALL OUT Mexican themed to the point where it's clearly a knock off of somesort. After settling in, I confirmed it to be true. Rosy's interior has an authentic Mexican feel, I honestly felt like I was back home and it made me a little homesick. Damn I miss my mom and abuelita now..... We sat down and ordered chips and guac and some drinks to start. At $15 the chips and guac hurt the pockets, but fed the soul. The chips were fantastic, and the chip quality can make or break a Mexican restaurant don't let the mainstream media tell you otherwise. We got the fish and bistec tacos, and I was praying to the good lord Jesus Christ that they didn't have lettuce and that shredded cheddar cheese on them as so many Mexican places do on the east coast. To the delight of the eternal optimist in me, these tacos were properly garnished and SMACKED. They were the first tacos on the east coast that reminded me of my abuelitas. Were they as good? No. But they were in the same ballpark which means more than you could ever possibly know. Thank you Rosy's, for proving the eternal optimist in me correct. I'll be back!! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

So glad Rosy's has a location East of broad street now! The food was great (definitely get the nachos) and drinks were delicious too. Selena, our server, was very attentive, especially on what could be a chaotic night (grand opening). Can't wait to go back! Welcome to queen village!