rockwellandrose
rockwellandrose
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House cocktail garnished with herbs and olives, photographed in front of The Saturday Evening Post cover – a nod to The Curtis building’s history.
Close-up of Rockwell & Rose’s dry-aged bone-in ribeye, finished with charred rosemary and coarse sea salt.
Our Story

A TRIBUTE. A TABLE. A TOAST.

Set inside The Curtis – once home to The Saturday Evening Post – Rockwell & Rose nods to the stories that shaped American culture. The “Rockwell” honors that legacy. The “Rose” reflects something more personal: a tribute to Rosie the Riveter, a guiding hue for the space, and a quiet homage to owner Phil Scotti’s mother, Rose Scotti.

Designed for locals in Washington Square, it’s a place to gather, toast, linger, and return – built for date nights, deal nights, and everything in between. Consider this a homecoming: a steakhouse concept with the familiarity of a neighborhood spot, with just enough polish, plenty of charm, and that classic welcome-you-back feeling.

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