Roses' Taproom

Love this spot in temescal! Perfect little wine bar to nosh and enjoy people watching on an excellent part of telegraph ave. And when I was there last they had gluten free crackers to substitute for the bread on their snack plates!

Stylishly Oakland wine bar, with clever bar snacks like furikake popcorn. A very millennial, hipster vibe similar to SF Valencia Street. Excellent spot to grab a drink while shopping or strolling around in Temescal.

Love Rose’s! Last week we went and shared a beer flight (yum) and tinned scallops and a veggie-goat cheese sandwich. Oooh, that jam! Fig I believe.

Excellent wine selection! Best prosciutto sandwich and positive vibe!

As someone who has worked in hospitality for most of my adult life, I am not usually inclined to write bad reviews. This place is an exception. The bar closes at 10pm on Friday night. The server came over and did last call at 935pm right after me and my party got a fresh round of drinks (over $100 in alcohol). Then right at 10pm the server told us to finish up our last sips of drinks even though we all still had relatively full drinks. At 1030pm the server said "sorry but it's WAY past closing and I need you all to leave". This is completely over the line. Most bars would do last call 20-30 mins past close. And no bar, or restaurant should EVER, under ANY circumstance ask guests to finish their drinks and leave unless the guests were unruly or it was past the time they can legally sell alcohol. The servers were rude, turning on lights, pulling heat lamps, and even taking the trash out of the bathroom, so when I had to use the bathroom at 1010pm or so, I had to carry my wet paper towels after washing my hands back to my table. This place should not have a high rating.

Just happened upon this place. Saw the name and wondered if it was owned by a woman. It is. Staff were friendly and welcoming. The beer brewed here is excellent.

Ok I def thought this was a Natural Wine bar when I first walked by purely based off of vibes But it’s a fun taproom with unique flavors & a super tasty&generous charcuterie selection Had the Vanilla/Lime Hard Seltzer, would def try something else next time but glad I tried had a unique flavor. Vermouth flight was a fun try, I’m not a vermouth gal but my friend is and they enjoyed ! The charcuterie was the highlight, you could mix and match with lots of diff flavors and for $23 that’s a lot of good and filling stuff in there.

I stopped in here for a quick afternoon drink. I was impressed by the warm and friendly staff. I had the limeade bellini which I can't recommend enough-- just one of their amazing house-made cocktails. The inside is beautiful, airy and light.

Super pretty taproom with a solid selection. Michelada was tasty, they put their own twist on a classic by adding some fish sauce. Have some cool Vermouths available as well. Super cool plants and ambiance.

Cute spot to catch up with the book club girlies, drink some wine and unwind. The plants add the vibes

Tasty beers with unique notes but not in an intense way. They have one of my favorite micheladas, so savory! On a side note, my husband's sugar was low and I was asking them for something with sugar(a coke) and they were so attentive and understood the reason why there was some urgency behind my ask.

Good selection of alcohol and decent prices on food. I thought the snack plate was worth it. My friend said the brie sandwich was too sweet with the jam. It was a beautiful sunny day in Oakland, so I decided to stop by here. Seating inside is a little sparse, but the lovely Parkette outside made it easy to find seating! Excited to try more natural wines here!

Holy moly Batman! I had some time to kill and wanted a beer and a snack I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the menu of not your average tapas. The beer was tasty and fresh. The food was even better! I rolled the dice on the Portuguese fish in oil. It was a home run. Even tho the bread was harder than I would like if that's my only complaint it was a hit! Service was at the counter and not table side but stretching your legs never hurt anybody. The place is quite nice and clean. My meal was soo good I found my self having a hard time putting to down to drink my beer. 11/10 would recommend.

my friend has been wanting to check this place out and we were in the area! not busy on a sunday afternoon. lots of cute dogs. great decor and friendly staff-- they gave us great recommendations based on our drink preferences. they also had a restroom for customers. I ordered a glass of white wine and shared the canned scallop appetizer with my friend. wine was good. scallops were delicious with the olives and bread. 4 stars because I think the staff forgot about our food order-- waited 20 minutes and saw they weren't preparing anything so we had to remind them. also - a very drunk man came in demanding for the strongest liquor they sold, and the staff dealt with him accordingly and professionally.

What's not to love about this hipster/artsy watering hole w/ a petite albeit good snack menu?! With indoor and outdoor seating, this dog friendly place allows your canine friend to join you in either setting. (Thanks guys!!) -- the craft beer, wine, and aperitif selection is impressive too. Lovely space to spend a sunny (or rainy!) day in w/ a friend or book for that matter, while enjoying all the great treats the menu has to offer. Cheers

Came to Temescal and met up with a couple of folks on my work project. We ordered some drinks and a platter of snacks. I loved the conserva and the vermouth spritz was fantastic! Would totally come here again if I'm in the neighborhood.

Came here for the happy hour beers ($1 off beers). I really enjoyed the decor, very different from any other taproom I've been to with lots of indoor plants. Roses' taproom seems calm with a special charm, a small space with some people studying/working on laptops and others enjoying the company. I liked their menu a lot which had beers, wines, ciders, non-alcoholic drinks, sandwiches and charcuterie a la carte it seemed. We tried 2 beers, the Terracotta and the Wish You Were Here beers. Both beers tasted great! The terracotta was a marzen beer with honey and malt and slight hoppiness. The Wish You Were Here was a tropical hazy IPA with modest hops and fruit flavors. The fruit flavors weren't extreme, great balance in the hazy IPA! I didn't like the chairs very much, definitely made for taller folks. The chair was very uncomfortable to sit for a long time and my legs kept falling asleep haha.

Came here to meet up a friend for a lil catch up sesh. This place has an outdoor patio section but plenty of seats indoors as well. I got a pilsner pilsner cuz I'm soft. This place is dog friendly, human friendly as well =)

I'm surprised I have not done a review for this place yet. I come here pretty often since it's a couple blocks from me. The vibes inside are really cute if you want to escape the weather, however, most of their seating is outdoors. I enjoy coming here and getting a flight of beer so I can try a few different ones. Their charcuterie is also really nice! You can even mix and match and create your own combination. My friend who is vegan did have a hard time finding something on the menu she liked/could eat. The staff here as always been pretty nice and attentive. Definitely recommend stopping by this place for some good beer/wine and vibes.

Good beers, okay food. Huge variety of beer options, and the 4 beers + a sandwich option was really perfect for what we wanted. The sandwich itself was okay, not great, but some of the beers were really stand out. Overall a nice spot, I wouldn't expect to have your mind blown but a nice vibe for sure!

Ambience is nice, high ceiling, soft warm lights, and decor leaves for a really relaxing time. The drinks were wonderful, got plenty of those. The minus one star comes just for our eggplant sando. The fig jam, feta, and arugula were great on the baguette. The downside is that the ratio for bread to eggplant which was was sad (a lot of bread, and a sliver of eggplant). Forgot that this was an eggplant sando....

Been here a couple of times and both times the servers were less than kind. First time we came in just before closing and they made it clear they were not happy we came in for a glass of wine. Second time I sat at the bar with a friend visiting from out of town. We split a flight so maybe that's not ok? We were waiting for our dinner reservation and didn't have much time, wanted to taste a bunch of things and on top of that it took 30 min to get our flight. 2 in the flight were the same beer. How is that acceptable when we are sitting at the bar facing the taps and not a single bartender has time to fill? Took 15 min to get a bartender to bring the check. Took another 10 min for them to swipe my card. I think if you have certain expectations on when you will be serving, how you want customers to act that is within in reason go ahead and let them know but the passive aggressiveness when we aren't mind reading how the servers feel is a hard pass for me.

Very interesting and unique drinks. My friends and I stopped by for a quick drink and were able to get seated right away. The interior is nicely decorated and really cozy, and I did enjoy the overall vibe. We got a vermouth spritz which was actually quite good. It was a good blend of flavors and also the perfect amount of alcohol. I tried some of my friend's hot wine which was also surprisingly great. I might have even liked it more than the vermouth since it almost tasted like a warm spiced tea. A great place overall!

What a cute shop! Great selection of beers and other drinks. When we were there they were serving up mulled wine so the entire place smelled of delicious spices. The service was super quick and they were super helpful. A few snack options for purchase.

Was in the neighborhood and had dune time to kill, so I figured I'd grab a pint here. It was lovely, but no so busy that I couldn't immediately find a seat at the bar. With two bartenders at the bar, I figured I'd get served shortly. So I sat, and waited... and waited... and watched as the bartenders kept on helping people who had come in long after I had taken a seat. After ten minutes of waiting in vain, I left, thirsty. Did I commit some faux pas? Fail to meet some unspoken dress code? What could I have done to cause the staff to give me the cold shoulder? I guess we'll never know...

Been going to Roses forever. The staff is always super friendly and the beer is delicious. Guilty pleasure is def the bread and butter but there charcuterie is great too! Great to find another dog friendly environment. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Slapped in the middle of my favorite district-Temescal!

I've been here many times aka given it plenty of chances, since I used to live down the street on 41st and Telegraph. Never have I had prompt or friendly service. Nothing near a simple welcome. I get that they're busy, in a prime spot in Temescal. However, the last time was appalling considering it wasn't some sort of rush hour with the parklet and back patio full. My friend and I were participating in The Lede anniversary crawl, else I probably wouldn't have come by here. No one greeted us, even after I stood for a long time trying to politely make myself present but staying out of the way, and even asking about a table out front since we had my dog with us and there were spots available. I hate to be the kind of person that just seats herself without checking in with a host, but my friend got frustrated and took a table, while I ran in because I was frantic for the bathroom as we were doing a bar crawl. I tried to grab us some beers on the way out, but even though the staff person behind the bar was not occupied with helping anyone seated at the bar or fulfilling orders, once he heard that we were sitting outside, he abruptly told me to go back to my table and someone would take my order there. I went back, and asked my friend if anyone had come by in the fifteen-or-so minutes since I had been waiting in line/going to the bathroom/talking to the bar dude. Nope - nor did anyone eventually come to take our order. So up my friend gets again, to put in an order - successfully, and I'm a little miffed and start wondering if it's because he's male. I usually don't think this, but started putting together the bad vibes I got from all the other times I have been here: asking about a waitlist, table, water for my dog, the tasting notes of a beer, etc. yet met with at best a shrug and at worse a dismissive tone. I promise, and I'm gutted to realize this last time, that once one of my male friends went up in any of these scenarios, we were able to get a table, were finally served, etc. A pretty shitty feeling. You probably just want to know about the beer? Well, no caliber of beer could ever make up for this sort of treatment. I know it may read as "whateverrrr" but microaggressions, in the cumulative - sod it, no matter what, are inappropriate ways to treat people of any gender. But the beer? Totally flat in flavor or abhorrently sweet, as in the case of the two that we had on the crawl. I immediately put it out of my mind, as it was so bad that neither of us could finish it. I made a strong attempt but my friend was up from the table and already walking away from an $8 beer, slightly annoyed that I dragged him there on a competitive alcoholic quest. I guess at least we got cute pictures of my dog out of it (they are, to their credit, dog friendly).

In the heart of temescal this space feels kinda boho-chic with plants and different shades of brown. Very hipster vibes - you'll come because it looks cute but you'll stay because the food (while on the pricier end) is quite yummy. *The menu was larger pre-pandemic. Great place to grab a beer on a first date or post-work beer with a close work buddy.

Found this hidden gem when I was searching for a beer after moving to the area. I thought it was a taproom, but it turns out they brew too! The outdoor patio in the back is great. They have lots of seating and shade and dogs are allowed. Sitting out front is also available. I have never drank anything but their beer, but they offer wine and cider as well. If you get hungry, they have snacks! Bread and butter, charcuterie, mixed olives and nuts. Next time it's sunny out, check out roses for a nice pint!

*two words* guava gummy. Those are some of my two favorite things rolled into one and in alcohol form! What more can you ask for? Just to let you know, I tend to gravitate toward the sweet tasting alcoholic beverages. It was definitely cool that they produced it themselves and designed the cans. They had a nice little patio out back and a parklet in front. I prefer the garden seating in the back though because there's less noise from the street traffic. There was enough space between tables for socially distant dining. Each table sat no more than 4 people, which I think is good for not attracting a large group. You pretty much order at the bar and pick up your drink when it's ready. I'm definitely coming back to try any other seasonal offerings.

Our go-to spot for a glass of wine! They are almost always busy, but we've never had to wait too long to get a seat. The menu is simple, and contains wine, beer, and a few cocktails (I think they are mostly vermouth-based). Their food menu focuses on make-your-own charcuterie boards, but also has a sandwich if you're feeling hungrier. Not very vegan friendly, but definitely dog-friendly! The vibes are great, the wine is always tasty, and their to-go bottles are reasonably priced

First time here, surprisingly enough (as a beer lover). Had no idea it was an actual brewery. Taproom usually means just beer served on tap. Had a good wheat beer here and some of the appetizers. The cheeses are really good, the staff is friendly, and prices are average for the area. I didn't go inside but the heaters outside were perfect on a cold night. Inside seems nice and cozy, though. The one thing I'd wish for is that they stay open at least an hour later until 10 on the weekdays. We were really enjoying ourselves and 9 pm is just too early. Will definitely be back again.

The woman working behind the counter seemed very bothered when I asked her if we could use the tables on the street. They said we were able to use "whatever's out there", but didn't mention everything was locked with a cable wire. When we went back to ask if she could unlock them she rudely replied no. Bad service.

The beer and outdoor seating were fine, so what's the problem? I couldn't order a beer at the bar! Because we had a group, I had to sit and order from the server. Couldn't I go to the bar and see what was on tap, talk to the bartender about the beers, and then order one? No! (Step away from the bar!) Maybe they didn't want to cut out the server and the tip, but I would've tipped the bartender. Too formal. Too restrictive. Okay, I guess, if you want to sit and be served. Not so good, if you want the freedom to visit the bar.

Good selection of reviews here so far. Helps a stranger in a strange land plan their visit. Maybe bring patience when it's a busy time and a fan if it's hot out. Being a grateful neighbor and not a stranger in a strange land I daresay those who live in these parts have been blessed these past few years by the variety and sheer number of new establishments in the Temescal for the drinking and eating. Roses' is one such and I do now very much enjoy visiting during the afternoon happy hour when a 10 oz Early Beer sets me back three clams. Three clams for each refreshing glass, three bucks a glass to enjoy friendship or just watching the interesting humans as they partake and do human things. I've sampled a few of their wares and have my favorites, but even with a shortish list of offerings there's something here for everybody. And the staff I suppose from some of the other reviews have had good days and bad days but I can say from my dozen visits they've been consistently attentive and patient and nice. If there was no beer and they charged three clams for a glass of air I'd still go just to hang out with them. Give Roses' a try and if I'm there when you do I'll buy you an Early Beer or four. You won't be disappointed.

Always a pleasure to stop in and have a drink at Rose's. This place is full of charm and every person I've spoken with has been super sweet. They also have snacks! As an added bonus, many of their beverages are sold in packs so you can enjoy them even after you leave. I wish I had thought to take some photos, but I guess you'll just have to see it for yourself

Came across Rose's Taproom while wandering in the Temescal area and decided to grab a drink while we waited for our table at another restaurant to be ready. Cozy interiors with lots of greenery and funky lights. It was a pretty crowded Friday evening, but not too loud which was nice. They have a limited selection of pretty unusual beers. I enjoyed my hibiscus lavender shandy while my husband sipped on a peachy ale. The menu also consisted of small bites and charcuterie. Did not get anything to eat but the selection was neat. It's a perfect spot for some quick bites and a couple of beers.

**3.5 STARS** I think we can all agree that this place is every millennial/ hipster's paradise. Aesthetically pleasing to the eye with a max capacity of 45 as stated by their signs-- aka Friday nights can get really busy= crowding= slow service. I was out with a group of girls and we were told to go sit outside because we would be served faster there. There was no heating system and we were disappointed because a few of the drinks on the menu were already out by 8 pm without any forewarning. Regardless, as a person who loves wheats, pale ales, and lighter beers, I loved the uniqueness and variety of their menu. The floral and fruity hints are my kind of girly beers. I personally really enjoyed the Hisbiscus Lavender Shandy!

Met up for drinks with a friend, and we met up at Rose's Taproom. I had the Vermouth Spritz & Cranberry Lavender Shandy - both I'd recommend! Convenient location, cute aesthetics (all pink), and cute seating arrangements! Definitely would recommend if you're in the Temescal area.

I enjoy the occasional Hitachino Nest white ale, perfectly-poured pint of Guinness, or something ice cold that someone offers me at a party (remember when we went to parties!?) but I've never gotten serious with beer the way I have with wine or cocktails. After drinking the orange cookie weissbier from Roses' Taproom, it's clear I need to reconsider this noncommittal relationship. I took one sip and thought: What is this magic? Their 'Future is Briter' IPA incited in me a similar reaction. I can't wait to sample more beer from Roses' Taproom! Thankfully ordering online is easy, and you can pick up your cans, growlers, bottles, and cider at Roses' daily from 14:00-19:00. If you need me, I'll likely be imbibing a beer in the backyard, at a safe distance from my drinking companions.

Super pink and IG worthy spot to grab a beer! I got their strawberry IPA and it was pretty good. I am far from being a beer connoisseur, but this was a solid choice and I'd get it again. Beer prices here are fair, but the non-alcoholic beverages are not (a can of la croix for $3?!) in case you're here with friends who don't drink. The service here could also be improved, hence the 4 stars. Our server was no where to be found, so we went up to the front to place our order where they then told us to sit back down and wait for our server...lol. I'll have to check out Temescal Brewery next time as a direct comparison!

Casual, nice, outdoor patio set up that is spaced out. There was no wait and quick service when we arrived. It's first come first serve and just help yourself to a table. I got the seltzer and bread and cheese plate. Seltzer was decent and food was tasty. The cheese and spreads were already pre-wrapped and ready. You bus your own tables but never saw a single table being wiped down between parties. The menu is not on a QR code put only posted where you order. There were lines and crowds around the menu as the night went in which felt like it defeated the purpose of the social distance policy. Overall cute place but probably won't be back again.

Such a lovely place! We wandered inside while waiting for Marufuku nearby, attracted by the beautiful, brightly lit interior and bustling yet laid-back atmosphere. Two tables outside, a few tables near the entrance, 5 or 6 small wall-tables (fits 2-4 people), and bar seating - all of it was packed full when we went in. We stood around for a few minutes, admiring the interesting artwork on the walls (I especially enjoyed someone's take on Pikachu), and then went to check out the menu. We ended up getting a flight of 3 5-oz. pours for $9: + Small Works: Japanese rice Pilsner + Peach Bee Humble: American Cream Ale + Flower Hop IPA: Belgian IPA Huge disclaimer: I know very little about beer. In fact, I don't even like beer much... I sampled some of each and they were okay (the peach ale was the best one). My friend, on the other hand, who enjoys beer a lot more and knows a lot more than me, said they were all quite good. I'll take her word for it. Despite not enjoying beer, I would come back here to hang out with a friend (and probably get ginger ale and some pricey bites to snack on instead). Great environment, friendly people, perfect hang-out spot for before/after a full meal at one of the many restaurants nearby on Telegraph.

Roses are Red Taprooms make Brew Visit Roses Taproom if this sounds like something for you Roses is a sweet and refreshing take on a brewery. The taproom is delicate with soft pink walls, hanging flowers, and scalloped accident designs. I was impressed that the bartender came around and served you at your table and you didn't have to wait for a drink at the bar. I shared the flight of all eight beers during my visit and enjoyed each for their individual style. My favorites were the Grapefruit Brulee and Rocococo. Their food looks great, unfortunately I just came from lunch so I didn't try any but have something to look forward to during my next visit.

Don't be fooled by the name; you won't find any roses 'round here. But what you WILL find is a cozy little taproom with an amazing vibe and tasty brews! I had passed by Roses several times when It first opened and I kept telling myself that I needed to make an appearance. I finally got the chance to do so when I met up with a friend here on a Wednesday night. The first thought that came to mind was how flippin' adorable this place is! It's quaint, cozy, and practically hidden. The decor is simple, but the plants that surround the interior give it a bit of a homey feel. The ambiance is super relaxed, and I could feel the low key vibe as soon as I walked in. The place wasn't too busy when we arrived and we were able to grab a couple seats right at the bar. This is definitely more of a spot for two or three versus large groups simply because of its' small size. They have several little two tops (tables for 2) nestled throughout the back walls which is great for a more intimate encounter. Our bartender Kylie allowed us to sample a few of their beers before we grabbed our pours. They only had 4 beers on tap, but I really enjoyed their Little Grey beer which was a variation of a Belgian wheat and sour saison. This was right up my alley as I really enjoy fruity and wheat beers. My friend had their Blonde Sapphire which is a dry hopped ale and really enjoyed it. We also nibbled on some a French feta cheese and bread which paired well with our beers. They have rotating taps so there will always be new beers to try. There aren't any dinner plates, but they do have a variety of light bites including bread and cheese. You can actually see the steel barrels where their beer is produced in a small room right behind the bar. It makes you feel like you're in a mini brewery as opposed to being in a taproom. All in all, it's a fun little spot to wind down at or to catch up with friends while enjoying a nice local brew.

Roses' Taproom was always a walkby. today was especially hot so a brew was needed to cool down. i needed an excuse to get out of the sun! large seating area in rear. small bar counter and serveral tables for seatdown in front. ambience is eclectic. music atypical. offerings: beers (housemade & local), provisions, mezze, charcuterie brew: corduroy, 6% alc. (7) stout, HH 3-5, $1 off -pretty smooth, not so boozy. on draught: -would be 5 stars if i lived nearby. great homey bar with variety of brews, rotational, -service good when there's few patrons. unsure of service during peak times. reviews not enthusiastic. -monthly membership has booze freebies/discounts...

Low key and cozy neighborhood taproom. Went on a weekday afternoon and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Good selection of beer and wine, and we enjoyed drinking and snacking (loved the bread....oh god...the bread). Great service with covid precautions in place.

We visited Roses' on a Friday night and sat outside on their little patio. They set out potted plants to make their space on Telegraph cute and cozy. I heard they have a bigger plaza area out back with outdoor seating too! I'll have to visit that one next time. Their menu has plenty of options for non-beer drinkers, which I always appreciate. They have cider, wine, and their own house made hard seltzer. I had a glass of rosé that was delicious. My friends tried their beer and liked it! Roses' can designs are so bright, colorful, and fun. We also ordered bread with salted butter that was verrrry tasty. They have a little window out front to place orders or pick up drinks to go! Their hours are shorter due to covid, and they close right around 7, even on weekends. I peeked inside and loved their decor with its pink walls, tons of greenery, and bright turquoise tiles. Can't wait to visit the space inside after COVID!

Wait staff screamed at customers menacingly, then overheard customers saying to each other "That wasn't so nice how she spoke to them," and confronted those customers by approaching them and yelling, "You got a concern!?" It's understandable that anyone in the service industry would be under stress during a pandemic... as someone who's worked as a server, I can relate. But there's a basic minimum level of decorum that should be shown by anyone working with the public. Paying customers who are polite and tip decently shouldn't be screamed at. This place has decent beers, but unless you're really into verbal abuse and public humiliation, other local bars are more deserving of your business.

I've been to Roses a couple of times and I really enjoy the beers and space here. I generally drink more wines than beers but occasionally enjoy a cold refreshing beer. The early beer kolsch is super easy and hits the spot on a warm day. Both the garden and fuzzy are easy to drink too, with the fuzzy with a slight sour twist and hoppy to the garden. The bites are quite yummy too from the salted butter and bread to the charcuterie.

Roses Taproom is usually my spot to go to when I'm in Oakland. Great service, and amazing drinks. This place actually made me like beer! They really get into depth with their flavors, flavors you don't usually find at other places. They usually switch up the flavors but I've never been disappointed. Anywhere from Hazy IPAs, Belgians, Red Ale's, Ciders, literally everything fermented with great and tasty flavors. I first tried their Tres Leches cheese and slices of bread this time paired with my Cider which was amazing! Five stars overall.

Gorgeous space with more affordable drinks compared to other spots in the area. My partner and I arrived 45 minutes before close (honestly bad patron move in our opinion lol) and we were served so promptly and didn't feel rushed at all through ordering our 1 round of drinks. We got the sparkling rose sangria and the shanty, I tried both-- and they were well balanced and yummy. Kind staff, and delicious drinks made for a nice end to our evening!

Love roses! I always have. The beer is amazing and doesn't follow trends which I appreciate. But some of the girls that work there on the weekend and NOT a vibe. They give off we're energy and aren't attentive. We stared at a girls back for 10 mins until she was done chatting to a coworker before she turned around and asked us what we'd like. Another girl asked us to pack up a taco we were eating mid bite. I've ate outside food at roses many times and no one has ever said anything. We didn't know we were breaking a rule and it was so rude. We were going to order a couple more beers but after that we left.

I really enjoyed my time in Roses Taproom. I came in here with my boyfriend waiting on dinner reservations and wanted a drink. We ended up getting a beer flight of 3 tastings, the seasonal hibiscus/chamomile beer, and some appetizers (bread with anchovies and goat cheese). I think the food prices here are a bit expensive (it wouldn't be my neighborhood bar per se) but it was all delicious and the presentation was wonderful. The taproom itself is airy, bright, with lots of pastels. We sat outside towards the end and had a great view of Temescal. Be warned that parking is tricky. But I enjoyed my time here and it was a perfect Sunday spot.

Great spot for a beer and a bite. The service at the bar and the tables is attentive, fast and friendly. They had 7-8 house-brewed beers the day I went, from light fruity lager to dark stouts. I tried two and both were special/noteworthy without being too creatively stunt-like. The bar bite menu won't fill you for dinner, but it'll keep you comfy for another round. The furniture is ok comfortable and could be a little more welcoming. Otherwise, pretty much 5 stars.

Had the pick 4 for $13 plate and was not disappointed...the wine was tasty af too! GREAT spot that I will definitely be visiting again.

My boyfriend found this place. We grabbed a spot in the back area courtyard. The vibe was great and full of energy and best of all, it was a sunny day. I had a great hard seltzer and the cheese board with some delicious jam. I will definitely come back next time I'm in the neighborhood And ready for a seltzer or glass of wine!