Roaring Social

Fun speakeasy/bar/event space/restaurant in downtown Alpharetta. Good drinks & food. They usually have great live entertainment- awesome bands, live karaoke - check the event calendar. Great for large groups. They also have a bowling alley in the space but I haven’t tried that yet.

My first post didn’t post. I am here from out of town visiting a friend for the weekend and I found you on TikTok - made my reservation for 8:15p. We only had to wait a few min, i definitely encourage making a reservation! The service, the food, the energy, the band , the vibe was amazing! Whether young or old - everyone was having a good time and dressed to the nines! I think you should open a location in Raleigh / Durham! Can’t wait until you do!

Roaring Social knows how to make an entrance and I’m not just talking about the secret door. Our team of 20 visited for a midweek team building night out, and the moment we arrived, we were swept into the spirit of the Prohibition era. From the check-in process to the secret entrance (you’ll want to know where to look and what to say), this venue delivers on ambiance and theme. Descending the stairs felt like stepping into another time. Rich wood tones, sultry lighting and a live band that brought the room to life. For a Tuesday night? The energy was electric and the space was packed! We enjoyed boutique bowling in a lively, luxe atmosphere and our server, Rider, kept our large party taken care of with warmth, attentiveness and charm. Where the venue lost a star? The menu. While we literally ordered one of everything to share across our group, the food was more functional than flavorful. Limited options and a bit underwhelming in execution. Still, if you’re looking for a unique, immersive experience with strong cocktails and stronger vibes, Roaring Social will deliver! It’s a memorable night out and a nostalgic journey worth taking.

Went here for the first time while i was visiting the city, and this bar is pretty cool! The band that played that night, Hard Candy, was really good. There was a $20 cover fee but worth it. They do have bowling and seating can be hard to find when it’s busy. Will definitely be returning soon

This was our first time at Roaring Social and it won't be the last. My wife and I were looking for something fun and different for a date night and we love the idea of Speakeasies so RS seemed like a good choice. The entrance wasn't quite as themed as I wanted but was still fun, and having to use an old phone to get in was really cool. The venue was fairly crowded and loud, but not uncomfortably so and we didn't mind having to talk into each other's ears. The drinks were really good and only a little more expensive than some places, less than others. We had the cheese flatbread and chicken & steak skewers. They were REALLY good, warm, fresh, and flavorful. The price for the amount of food was a little high but for a special occasion it was worth it. The band played great music from the 60s-80s and were really good, though I'd like to see other's just for variety. It was an hour drive from our house so we won't go frequently, but we had a GREAT time and will absolutely go back when we want a fun date. I highly recommend Roaring Social and am eager to go again

I’ve been to Roaring Social many times, but last night with Falling Rocks brought the house down. What a great crowd, excellent service, tasty food and the best music ever! Hopefully they’ll be back soon!

Great spot to dance, chill, and enjoy great company. Met some friends here for a Friday night. There was a cover charge of $10 to enter. They had a live band. Drinks were good and my friends got some wings and liked them. The drinks were EXTREMELY expensive. My husband and I only got drinks. They charged us 4 drinks, 4 beers and 2 shots = $158 w/o tip! My issue is we only had 3 drinks, 3 beers and 2 shots!!! They tacked on an addition drink each that we did not get. Be sure to check your receipt.