


Located in the heart of downtown Austin’s Warehouse district, The Roosevelt Room offers a seated cocktail experience, with table service provided by our knowledgeable bar staff to guide you through our expansive menu of classic and original cocktails, craft beer, wine, and epicurean bar food.
Inventive craft cocktails are served in an airy, industrial-chic space with a cozy upstairs lounge.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 307 W 5th St, Austin, TX 78701
Phone: (512) 494-4094
Website: http://www.therooseveltroomatx.com/
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Reviews
One of the best espresso martinis in town!
Great happy hour snacks—I haven’t made it for dinner yet, but I definitely will.
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. A must-visit for cocktail lovers!
If you like mixed drinks this is the place to go. They have a great mix of traditional cocktails and their own creations.
It’s also very educational as the drinks are arranged by era from prohibition to today and ranked by boozy-ness!
Lawerence was very friendly and patiently answered all of questions. Try the drink he created it – was sooooo good (it’s not listed on the website and I can’t remember the name)
We were excited to try The Roosevelt Room since they’ve won so many awards, but honestly, it fell short of our expectations. The place is dimly lit and gives off Prohibition-era vibes, but makes it hard to see — especially if you’re trying to take photos or videos without using flash.
Service was great. Our server shared some interesting background about the bar, which added a nice touch to the experience. There is a $1 per person charge for staff benefits though. Their menu is probably the biggest drink menu I’ve ever seen, and the presentation is impressive. However, when it comes down to taste, the cocktails just didn’t live up to the hype and at these prices, it’s hard to justify.
Zombie ($32): Served in a skull with flaming cinnamon powder — very theatrical — which was cool for a second, but then our friends noticed the powder got all over their side of the table and even on their phones. The cocktail tasted good, but nothing special. It’s lighter than the Blue Blazer and not very spirit-forward. The ice also melts quickly, so drink it fast or it’ll just taste watered down.
Blue Blazer ($32): Your choice of spirit with ginger snap syrup, hot water, bitters, lemon peel, and nutmeg. Honestly, it tasted like straight alcohol and medicine. Wouldn’t recommend unless you’re just trying to get hammered.
Overall, The Roosevelt Room is worth visiting for the showmanship and service, but the cocktails didn’t quite justify the price tag for us.