Rosella is in the East Village and takes reservations on Resy. It publishes no release time, so this guide sticks to what we measured, and the other ways in.
29% of its dates had a table open up at some point.
Last updated . Source: SnagRes availability record, 2,550 checks of Rosella through November 6, 2026. How we measure. Open dataset.
Yes. Open tables are scarce. When we last checked on November 6, 2026, a table for two was open on 13% of the dates in the window.
What goes first is the hour: only 9% of the open slots we log fall between 7:00 and 8:30 PM. The time we see open most often is 9:00 PM.
Rosella publishes no release hour. In our checks its Resy calendar runs about 27 days ahead, with new dates joining the far end of the window, so there is no morning drop to set an alarm for.
Rosella is an American sushi restaurant built on local, sustainable seafood, with domestic wine and sake. It seats 23, with a single table inside.
Rosella is mostly reservations but keeps a few seats for walk-ins. With one table inside, groups of three to five are hard to fit, and it cannot seat more than five.
Try an earlier or later time, or wait for a cancellation. SnagRes watches Rosella's Resy calendar and texts you when a table opens on your date. You book it yourself on Resy; we never book, hold or resell a table.
Yes. It takes reservations on Resy.
Up to five, and three to five is limited because there is one table inside. Larger parties do not fit.
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