Rosie's

Last night, my friend and I went to Rosie's for dinner, our usual spot for brunch. We were greeted by the owner, but when my friend asked about seating for two, despite numerous empty tables, the boss replied with a smile that they were available but not for 3 hours because women talk too much !!! we found a spot and ordered tea to start. Within minutes, the owner returned, insisting that if we weren't ordering food, we should vacate the table, and directed us to less comfortable seating. Feeling unwelcome, we decided not to order dinner here and we relocated. Ironically, nearby, three men were enjoying drinks without facing such scrutiny. The Tea came. 10min later despite our efforts to enjoy our tea, the owner returned, now claiming all tables were reserved, abruptly asking us to leave. Shocked by the rudeness and unprofessionalism, we departed Rosie's hungry and offended. not recommended !!!!!