Rosemary Cafe/Facebook is serving its last plate of classic American diner food on Sunday, May 15. Massive chicken fried steak and dinnertime pancakes have been coming out of the kitchen at 2133 South Sheridan Boulevard since 1992.
We want to take this time to say thank you to all of our valued customers, those who have come once and those we see weekly or more, without you these Greek’s dreams would have not been successful. To our wonderful staff, current and past, we couldn’t have done this without you either. We thank you for your loyalty and treating our customers as family.
Change and goodbyes are hard and we will miss seeing all of you as much as you will miss Rosemary’s as it has been for so many years. Rosemary’s has been a part of many families and seen our families grow for many years. While we don’t know all of the new owners plans, we know it is now time for us to focus on our families and close this chapter of our lives. We are sad to say goodbye, and we hope that you all understand this decision was made with our families best interest in mind.
A message posted on Thursday, May 12 notes that owner George Moraitis worked at the cafe"6 days a week for 30 years," and is ready for retirement. It also says that,"He named it Rosemary Cafe because on the side of his house in Greece there were rosemary plants and it remained him of home."So where can you get good diner food in Denver these days? Check out