Great menu, great service, reasonably priced. Must have a reservation as it is very small. The bread is exceptional and the scallops over spaghetti was delicious.

You may want to make a reservation. The inside is quite small and quaint, diner-esque. There is a lovely outside dining area, which was full. The menu is large and complex, in a very good way. There appeared to be many Asian fusion dishes. We...More

My husband and I stopped in for dinner without a reservation. We were lucky, as there was just a cancellation. We sat inside, which was very noisy. I had the lobster tacos, which were sooooo good. Two good-sized tacos, with a little bit of spice...More

We arrived in town hungry and what better spot to go that Cafe Miranda. It is a small quirky place that turns out a variety of good food. They have never disappointed. We sat outside and enjoyed two wonderful breakfast burritos. Great flavors and filled...More

A very small place with a big chef! The menu is enticing, obviously well run. I wish it was larger to accommodate how eclectic it really is. Even mundane choices are great

Artsy, eclectic menu, outdoor seating, good service and good location in town. Great spot to head to while taking a break from the Farnsworth Museum.

Relaxed, homey atmosphere. Cafe Miranda has an eclectic menu that offers warm and hearty dishes. Really enjoyed this funky little restaurant.

About a block off Main, Cafe Miranda is a unique experience. Pizzas, pasta dishes (Pasta Primavera was outstanding), burgers, dogs, seafood. Very casual.

We checked out TripAdvisor reviews to decide where we would eat dinner in Rockland after my phone dying and having to purchase a new phone at Verizon on our road trip from SC. This place was just what our bodies needed most. We had eaten...More

What a nice change from just great seafood. The dishes we ordered were all interesting, tasty, and had a nice spice to them. The special tomato and mozzarella appetizer with basil, olives, and evoo was a great starter. The scallop and speck pasta special was...More