The long room at Rosie’s, white bar stools and colored pendant lights under a pressed-tin ceiling
312 E. Seneca St. · Ithaca, NY

A nice, kind and safe space,where you matter.

Relax, recharge, reconnect — solo or with friends, old or new — with local coffee and pastries.

A patchwork sofa and armchairs by the front window under a red-and-white awningA “We Can Do Hard Things” print above a colorful sofa
Our mission

Great espresso, and a safe place to be.

Rosie’s Cafe and Parlor is a nice, kind and safe space, where YOU MATTER! Join us in our mission towards mental health awareness by being in community with each other and working to connect folks to resources they need.

Ask discreetly for mental health support using the QR code at the register. Our Not-For-Profit merchandise gives us the ability to help those with inadequate or no insurance get the mental health care they need.

The parlor room with a checkered rug, velvet chairs and a red booth
The parlor

Relax, recharge, reconnect.

Enjoy a space to relax, recharge, reconnect, solo or with friends, old or new.

  • Ask discreetly for support with the QR code at the register
  • Not-For-Profit merchandise helps fund mental health care
  • Open year round
What people say

From the regulars.

This cute little cafe deserves so much more recognition! The owner and all the workers put in a lot of time and care and effort into treating the customers, and doing their job! Everyone is so sweet, and i love the message the cafe sends.

Google reviewer · Google review

Rosie's cafe & parlor is so quaint and inviting. Wonderful staff serve you exactly what you ask for. I just want to stay all day.

Google reviewer · Google review

Rosie's has a warm, inviting feel. There are fun games to play throughout the venue. The drinks are delicious, well made, and made to order.

Google reviewer · Google review
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Find us in Ithaca.

Address
312 E. Seneca St.
Ithaca, NY 14850
Hours
Open year round
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Phone
(607) 269-7615
Email
itownrosies@gmail.com

Off the Commons

On the 300 block of East Seneca Street — easy to miss from outside, so look for Rosie’s Alley.

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