“Comforting in its refusal to change with the times”, this Fairmount New American “takes advantage of local markets” in crafting a “delightful” menu with “something for every taste”, which is served by a “caring, thoughtful” staff; “seemingly modest” (“dreary” to some) on the outside, the “Victorian-style row house” has lots of “mystique” and “charm” inside, plus an abundance of “live plants”...
Rose Tattoo Cafe Restaurant Review:
Michael and Helene Weinberg's Rose Tattoo Café was a pioneering place when it opened in the "far flung" Fairmount section of Philadelphia in 1989. Now a neighborhood mainstay in this well-discovered section of town near the Art Museum, Rose Tattoo is known for consistently good food and a welcoming atmosphere. Friendly waitstaff and a small, reasonably priced wine list are added attractions....
Old player in Fairmount serves hearty eats in an equally hearty atmosphere.:
In Short
Originally a New-Orleans-inspired establishment, the Rose Tattoo has retained the look of the French Quarter with copious wrought iron railings, lush plants, strands of white...