My DH is attending a conference in Rosemount in October. Where does one eat? We will have a vehicle, however he will be spending 12 or more hours per day in meetings and so we likely won’t go too far. Thanks! H2B (5 replies, last updated by heavenstobetsy October 29, 2008)

I am looking for a restaurant that could accommodate 100 to 150 for a business dinner seminar. Food has to be good and the budget is around $85 to $100 per person just for the food and room fees. (3 replies, last updated by bourj October 11, 2009)

in Petite-Patrie, Rosemont, Petite Italie/Little Italy/Piccola Italia, Villeray and the northern Plateau and Mile-End. You are also EXTREMELY close to a métro station (Rosemont). By the way, the street is Rosemont, in either... (5 replies, last updated by Campofiorin January 7, 2009)

Uh oh – am I trapped? I’m headed up for a meeting and will be installed at the Hyatt next to the airport with no car. Is there anything around? How hard is it to get downtown? Here I was all excited to be leaving my... (3 replies, last updated by Sweet Willie October 5, 2003)

The syrah aka shiraz grape tastes different from the merlot grape. Rosemount is reliable and relatively inexpensive. (4 replies, last updated by nagrom November 6, 2006)

priced Rosemount Shiraz by the glass, friendly service, plus fantastic, Turkish-flavored jazz. With three big pours of wine, $42++, a bargain. A fine evening out, and a big improvement on earlier menus here, but this won’t... (0 replies, last updated by MC Slim JB May 18, 2004)

Gewurztraminer is excellent with Thai,but my favorite is an Australian Shirz. Rosemount is a reliable if not exciting choice. Perhaps you could have some of each, as some prefer red and others like white. (9 replies, last updated by foodfirst June 29, 2003)

There is rosemount Culinary Institute Lasalle College – They teach more administration that actual cooking and St Pius x Culinary intitute (6 replies, last updated by paulsfinest November 8, 2009)

We are with Harmony Valley Farm—fruit, vegetables and coffee shares—and our pickup location is in Rosemount. This will be our third year. (5 replies, last updated by mnfoodie1 April 28, 2009)

Forest Lake and Rosemount would be easy to get to. (3 replies, last updated by nas1 April 20, 2009)

it’s nice and cold when you bring it in. maybe they’re on order. anyhow, she opened up our rosemount shiraz and we started on our wine... for starters, i had the baby spinach salad w/ bacon and goat cheese which was... (0 replies, last updated by ltjbukem June 21, 2004)

, the dessert we asked for was coffee and green tea ice cream. service is good, and if you purchase a lobster dinner, you get a free bottle of red wine, which in this case happened to be the solid rosemount shiraz. seems like an... (1 reply, last updated by Monty February 21, 2003)

There’s a small French place on Bellechase, just east of Viau. If you start your Botanical gardens visit before lunch, you can exit onto Rosemount Blvd, walk to the resto, then go back & finish your visit. (6 replies, last updated by hollysea July 15, 2008)

Last spring I visited Scotland, and I fell in love with Irn-Bru soda. I brought back a few small bottles, and I’m still clinging to my last one. We found bottles for sale last year at the Scottish festival in Rosemount, but... (13 replies, last updated by ike. April 10, 2007)

I need a medium to nice restaurant tonight right off the blue line. We’re at a business conference at Hyat Regency O’Hare in Rosemount, but want to go into the city. There will be 6-8 professional business men and... (8 replies, last updated by nsxtasy November 10, 2008)