Dining
Rosalie’s Pizza
Rosalie's Pizza packs a retro, family-friendly punch with a wood-fired crust that crackles under heat. The Rosie’s Choice Pizza carries spinach, mushrooms, garlic, and olive oil, the crust blistered and the cheese molten beneath. Pepperoni and Hot Honey brings a sweet-heat snap, while the Calzones deliver stretchy, cheese-forward bites. It’s a casual, takeout-friendly pit stop in Bar Harbor that still feels like a neighborhood hangout.
Quick facts
- Meals Served
- Dinner
- Signature Dishes
- Rosie’s Choice Pizza; Pepperoni and Hot Honey Pizza; Pepperoni Calzone; Cheese Calzone
- Local Specialties
- Wild Maine Blueberry Liquor (in cocktails)
- Popular Items
- Rosie’s Choice Pizza; Pepperoni and Hot Honey Pizza; Pepperoni Calzone; Cheese Calzone
What to order
- Meals Served
- Dinner
- Signature Dishes
- Rosie’s Choice Pizza; Pepperoni and Hot Honey Pizza; Pepperoni Calzone; Cheese Calzone
- Local Specialties
- Wild Maine Blueberry Liquor (in cocktails)
- Popular Items
- Rosie’s Choice Pizza; Pepperoni and Hot Honey Pizza; Pepperoni Calzone; Cheese Calzone
- Menu Recommendations
- Rosie’s Choice Pizza; Pepperoni and Hot Honey; Calzones
- Dietary Options
- Vegetarian
- Gluten-Free
Prices & reservations
- Price Specifics
- Fountain drinks: Small $1.50, Large $1.95, Pitcher $4.50
- Beer: $6-$8 per glass
- Wine: $8 per glass, $16 for a half carafe, $27 for a carafe
- Cocktails: $7-$8
- Reservations Policy
- No reservations accepted
- Typical Wait Times
- Busy during peak tourist seasons; expect waits for lunch crowds despite takeout options; no published wait-time data
- Payment Methods
- Cash
- Credit Card
- Mobile Payment
- Cash Only
- 0
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Daily 4 PM–10 PM Tue-Sun; closed Mondays; seasonal winter closure; reopen May 2026
- Seasonal Hours
- Seasonal; winter closure
- Closed Days
- Mondays; winter months
- Outdoor Seating
- Yes
- Parking Details
- Street parking in downtown Bar Harbor; limited and busy in peak season; plan for a stroll from a nearby lot if needed
- Accessibility
- No explicit accessibility details provided; two floors of seating; unknown ramp/bathroom accessibility
Visit strategy
- Best For
- Families
- Casual dinners
- Groups
- Not Ideal For
- Those seeking a quiet, intimate dinner
- Service Type
- Counter ordering with table service for food; takeout available
- Service Speed
- Paced; waits possible during peak hours
- Vibe
- Casual
- Nostalgic decor
- Jukebox
- Family-friendly
- Noise Level
- Bustling with a moderate to lively buzz
- View Type
- Downtown Bar Harbor views
- Village streets
- Busiest Times
- Peak tourist seasons; evenings and weekends
- Best Visit Times
- Off-peak weekdays; avoid Mondays; after 4 PM
- Tips Advice
- Arrive just after opening at 4 PM or slightly before peak; you’ll dodge the longest waits.
- Takeout is encouraged to enjoy Bar Harbor streets while you dine elsewhere.
- Start with Rosie's Choice Pizza, then split Pepperoni and Hot Honey for the balance of sweet and heat.
- Gluten-free crust is solid, but cross-contamination risk exists—plan accordingly.
More details
- Park Area
- Bar Harbor, near Acadia National Park
- Takeout Available
- 1
- Delivery Available
- 0
- Delivery Details
- Delivery not offered
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Beverage Program
- BEER WINE COCKTAILS and fountain products
- Local Beers
- Baxter, Allagash, Shipyard
- House Made
- From-scratch dough and house sauces
- Signature Cocktails
- Blueshine Lemonade, Italian Lemonade
- Tasting Flights
- 0
- Tours Available
- 0
- Bottle Sales
- 0
- Parking Available
- 1
- Dog Friendly Patio
- 0
- Wi-Fi Available
- 0
- Family Friendly
- 1
- Family Friendly Notes
- Kid-friendly; lively environment; noise is part of the charm
- Age Restriction
- All ages
- Bar Seating
- 1
- Seasonal Rushes
- Summer months
- Live Music
- No live music at Rosalie's
- Special Events
- No in-house events; Bar Harbor hosts live music in other venues
- Has Gift Shop
- 0
- Unique Attractions
- Working jukebox and retro 50s/60s decor; from-scratch dough
- Unique Factor
- Retro vibe with a working jukebox in Bar Harbor
- Nearby Facilities
- Downtown Bar Harbor; parking; shops; nearby bars
- Recent Updates
- Seasonal operations; reopening planned in May 2026; no reservations
- Best Time To Visit
- Best time: after 4 PM during open days to catch the bustle without the peak lunch crowd. The joint runs seasonal hours and is closed in winter; expect May 2026 reopen. Weeknights usually move faster than weekends.
- The Order Strategy
- Skip the generic pie and go straight for Rosie's Choice Pizza. For a drink, order Blueshine Lemonade; if you need caffeine, the Italian Lemonade pairs surprisingly well with a hot slice.
- The Vibe Check
- Post-hike casual meets neon nostalgia. It’s loud, lively, and welcoming; great for families and groups; bring the kids and your appetite.
- The Crowd Factor
- The sidewalk line can appear in peak season; arrive by 4:00 PM on open days or order ahead for pickup
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: you want a hearty, retro-pue pizza night with family. SKIP IF: you need a quiet, romantic dinner or strict gluten-free only dining
- Distance From Park
- approximately 5 miles from park entrance
- Review Summary
- Bar Harbor locals love the bold, hearty pies and the retro atmosphere. Rosie’s Choice Pizza delivers a crisp, blistered crust with greens that soften in heat, while Pepperoni and Hot Honey balances sweet and heat. The joint is undeniably busy, but the portions and value keep crowds coming back for more.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is there a gluten-free crust?
Yes. Rosalie's offers a gluten-free crust; beware of cross-contamination if you have celiac disease.
Do they take reservations?
No. Reservations are not accepted; plan to wait during peak times.
Is there outdoor seating?
Outdoor seating information isn’t specified; focus is on two indoor floors in the heart of Bar Harbor.
Do they offer delivery?
Delivery isn’t available; takeout is encouraged to enjoy the Bar Harbor surroundings.
What should I order if I’ve never been here?
Start with Rosie's Choice Pizza for a greens-forward, blistered crust into a cozy bite; then the Pepperoni and Hot Honey to explore the sweet-heat balance.
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Sources
- res-menu.net
- atly.com
- rosaliespizza.com
- singleplatform.com
- foodieflashpacker.com
- restaurantguru.com
- wheree.com
- onebite.app
- barharborstory.com
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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