
Rosalie’s Cucina
An Italian restaurant west of Skaneateles village, with a Tuscan-inspired setting, pasta dishes and a bakery operating separately.
About Rosalie’s Cucina
Rosalie’s Cucina adds an Italian dining option to the western approach to Skaneateles. Opened in 1995 by Philip Romano and named for his sister, it is now associated with chef-owner Marc Albino. The Tuscan-inspired setting gives the restaurant its identity, while the kitchen offers a more specific reason to book than the general promise of an Italian meal.
The published menu includes house-made manicotti prepared with crepes and ricotta, as well as pasta, chicken preparations and other substantial main courses. The examples suggest a table built around familiar Italian and Italian-American forms. Read the current menu for the dishes available during the visit and discuss dietary requirements directly before reserving.
The restaurant and bakery should be treated as related but distinct services. The bakery’s morning opening does not establish lunch service in the dining room. At the September 2026 review, restaurant dinners are advertised from Wednesday through Sunday, with Monday and Tuesday closed.
Its West Genesee Street Road address also places it outside the compact cluster of tables along the central lakefront. It can work well with accommodation on the west side of the village, but travelers should arrange their own arrival according to where they are staying. Choose Rosalie’s for an Italian dinner with a defined kitchen identity and verify the restaurant reservation rather than relying on bakery hours.
Verified: 2026-09-27 · Official website · Address: 841 West Genesee Street Road, Skaneateles, NY 13152 · Phone: +1 315-685-2200 · Facebook · Instagram · Official logo
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