El Rosat

El Rosat is a casual snack bar at Carrer Sant Jordi, 1, in the centre of Pas de la Casa. It is also listed as Snack Bar El Rosat or Restaurant Snack Bar El Rosat. The address and telephone number, +376 855 464, are consistent across current travel and restaurant listings. The venue is set up for straightforward meals and refreshments rather than formal dining: it offers table seating and takeaway, with breakfast, lunch and dinner listed as meal periods. Its central position makes it a practical stop while walking through the village, whether you want to sit down for a meal or collect something simple to eat.

The food profile centres on snack-bar favourites. The 2026 Petit Futé listing describes substantial American-style sandwiches, savoury and sweet crêpes, galettes and homemade burgers. It also mentions children’s menus and, in winter, hot chocolate and waffles. Tripadvisor classifies the cuisine as French and lists breakfast, lunch and dinner; recent visitor comments add useful context about the range and service. A February 2026 review describes a simple restaurant with generous homemade food and friendly staff. A May 2024 lunch review mentions a warm goat-cheese salad and a burger, while a June 2026 visitor commented on the sandwich meat. These are individual reports rather than a current menu, so ask what is available on the day.

For an early or mid-day stop, the listing describes El Rosat as serving from breakfast onward, and one reviewer in 2024 said they were able to eat at 14:30. There is no need to plan around a set meal format based on the information available; the profiles describe a snack bar with full table service and takeaway. However, a recent August 2026 visitor said there was no evening food service that day and staff suggested another restaurant. That report could reflect an individual service change or a temporary schedule, but it means a late dinner should not be assumed even though Tripadvisor displays opening hours until 21:30. Check directly if you are planning to arrive in the evening.

The published opening schedule is not fully consistent. Tripadvisor shows 08:00–21:30 every day, while Petit Futé gives 09:00–21:30. The recent visitor report about no evening service also makes the kitchen’s actual last-order time uncertain. Use the listed hours as a guide, not a guarantee that every menu item is served throughout the day. A quick call to +376 855 464 is the most reliable way to confirm whether the kitchen is open, particularly for dinner, winter dates or a holiday. The available sources do not identify separate seasonal hours.

The room is described as small, with a compact terrace that is pleasant in sunny weather. Seating and takeaway are listed, as is alcohol service; card payments are also noted in the Tripadvisor profile. These details can be useful when choosing between eating in and taking food away, but no current details were found about terrace availability in bad weather, table reservations, high chairs, step-free access, Wi-Fi or parking. Contact the restaurant if any of those features matter to your visit. The published price range is inexpensive on Tripadvisor, and Petit Futé gives an indicative €15–20 per person. Treat this as a general guide only: no current itemized menu or price list was available.

Petit Futé’s 2026 description says the restaurant was taken over by Julien and his team and redecorated with a brighter, airier interior. It also characterizes the room as informal and highlights the small terrace in sunny weather. This gives a better sense of the setting than the short “snack bar” category alone: there is indoor seating for a relaxed stop, while the terrace depends on conditions and may be limited by the small footprint. No evidence was found for a separate dining room or large-group setup.

El Rosat’s appeal is its uncomplicated mix of filling sandwiches, crêpes, burgers and warm winter snacks in a central village location. It suits a flexible stop better than a meal built around a confirmed specialty or reservation. The available descriptions do not establish a vegetarian or vegan menu, a gluten-free offer, or a complete allergen list. Crêpes and salads may provide choices, but ingredients and preparation can vary; ask staff directly about dietary requirements and possible cross-contact. For families, the Petit Futé guide specifically mentions children’s menus. For takeaway, confirm whether the dish you want is available to carry out, since not every item may be offered in that format.

If you are walking around Pas de la Casa, Carrer Sant Jordi is straightforward to search by street name and number. El Rosat is a locally established snack bar, and the 2026 guide notes that the venue was taken over by Julien and his team and redecorated to create a brighter, airier room. That source also places emphasis on the friendly, informal atmosphere and small sunny terrace. The name appears in several slightly different forms online, but the matching address and phone number identify the same place. Before making it the focus of an evening meal, confirm service hours by phone; for a daytime coffee, sandwich, crêpe or burger, its central location and casual format make it easy to fit into a visit.