Roost - Sparkill

One of the best restaurants in Rockland/Bergen. The food is outstanding, and the staff is wonderful. Michelle, the hostess, was able to accommodate us last minute on a very busy night. The dining experience is exceptional, and everyone on the staff is friendly and attentive. Definitely go and enjoy!

After a long day near New York, we decided to relax and have a slow dinner. We chose Roost based on its positive reviews. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal, which included sea scallop chowder and "on ice" Alaskan crab legs. The chowder was thick and delicious, filled with scallops, while the crab legs had a nice spicy kick. The atmosphere was great, the staff was friendly, and the cook was present, which added to the overall experience. With good food like this, what more could you ask for? I'll definitely recommend it to my friends and family if they're ever in the area.

Absolutely excellent! We visited to celebrate a friend's birthday, and I started with the smoked cocktail, which was both spicy and smoky yet incredibly flavorful. The wine list, while brief, is well-curated and extremely affordable. We chose the Moroccan Syrah, which was fantastic in both flavor and value at just $42. For my appetizer, I had the Maryland blue crab soup, and it was delicious. For the main course, even though the grilled tuna special looked spectacular, I opted for the New Zealand venison. It was cooked to perfection, accompanied by a wonderfully tasty cherry sauce, and paired excellently with the Syrah. Overall, it was an amazing experience. The service was excellent—friendly, timely, and attentive. Highly recommended!

This was a Christmas gift for my son and DIL. They absolutely loved it! The food was great and place is so inviting and clean. Staff was on point and professional. They highly recommend to visit. They will be going back.

Great food and great service! Been there twice and twice we left impressed. I love this place and can't wait to go back. My only critique is for the upstairs. I'm not a fan of bathroom doors facing the dinning room. You can see who comes in and out, even those still pulling up their zippers not much discretion. I'd suggest maybe placing a wall, or some sort of a divider.