
Upscale cocktail lounge in downtown Roanoke, offering a sleek atmosphere, cool music, and shareable dishes. Sip on expertly crafted cocktails, enjoy daily happy hour, and take in the best people-watching at THE bar to be in Roanoke. Perfect for unwinding with friends or a night out. Open 7 days a week.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 320 S Oak St Ste. 120, Roanoke, TX 76262
Phone: (682) 237-7454
Website: https://www.theroonoak.com/
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Reviews
The spirit selection here was very good. And I believe that the base of a good cocktail is a good spirit. The mixers were also made in house or at least more premium “store” bought versions. This again leads to higher level cocktails than you’d get at a more chain type restaurant. No neon colored mixers.
Server was polite, but she was clearly pushing us to get drinks a bit faster. Place was hardly filling up while we were there. Around 9pm still half empty.
When we ordered our second cocktail we got a bowl of popcorn with tajin. Very nice to snack on with a drink.
Music gets a bit loud and is more like an early 2000s club mix. Lil John, Usher, etc.
Considering the decor and vibe seems to be speakeasy, and it’s not tons of seating, the music choice seemed strange.
Still for the overall ability to go sit in a nicely appointed bar and have semi private seating with attentive service (and let’s not forget some very choice cocktails) the Ro gets high marks from us
Updating my review given the new management and changes. So I remember under the old management coming here and celebrating a birthday for a friend of mine. They had had the sparklers and gave the birthday guest a piece of free cheesecake. So tonight we came to celebrate a friends birthday, and we told the server that it was his birthday. She said they don’t do the sparklers anymore, but they do something else, with lights and music etc… so I basically said great whatever to embarrass him. But little did we know that we are now getting charged for these things. The things being a Marilyn Monroe thing with cotton candy, chocolates and strawberries and the second being a birthday cake shot. Sure the Marilyn Monroe thing I can see being charged for it, but it wasn’t explained to us. Now being charged the birthday cake shot is what I don’t understand being charged for, like I stated nothing was explained to us, and had I not picked up the birthday person’s tab… Would he have gotten charged for it?
So to charge a $45 for the Marilyn thing and $13 for the birthday shot without really tell us that you’re charging for it, really rubs off in the wrong way, especially when it used to be a free thing with the cheesecake. So I just caution people to think twice before telling the server that it’s someone’s birthday. But I will say a positive and that the server was very good with keeping the drinks coming, and was good spirited the whole time.
I usually sit at the bar, and I’ve noticed management doesn’t really engage with guests the way they used to, this is what makes me the saddest. Before management changed, the old GM would greet people, make everyone feel at home, and set the tone for the place. Now, things feel a little cold and disconnected. Even the bartenders seem tense, like they’re not encouraged to chat or get to know the regulars. That’s why we haven’t been back.
It’s a shame, because The Ro used to have that neighborhood charm that made it special. I really hope it can get back to that! Just great drinks, friendly faces, and a comfortable spot to unwind at the end of the day. ALSO, i’m getting old and I would love if you had at least one physical menu like a normal, inclusive space that you used to be!
I admire the quality finishes throughout this bar. Shiny marble, warm lighting, and upscale decor. The owner definitely has a good sense of decor. The glassware is elegant as well as the light fixtures too. Everything in this bar is well thought out.