Rockey's Piano Bar

Sarah is the very best bartender! Even on a very busy night, she made each interaction feel personable. I came in with a group of my gay friends and some of my white friends — it was just a multicultural hue of amazing — Sarah treated us all like we were her best friends. She wowed us with her strawberry shortcake martini and her breakfast shot was on point!

Tonight was a complete embarrassment at the piano bar. The performer Russell Boyd, who relies on tips, behaved with staggering unprofessionalism. Despite having a Venmo QR code right on the table (my intended payment method), he made a point to dismiss it, even throwing my suggestion away, stating he "only works for tips" (i.e., cash). For someone whose income is purely based on tips to act so rudely and demand payment like a toll collector is utterly distasteful. He wasn't even good! After that interaction, he lost his tip—and my patronage. I walked out and will never return.

It was a great place for a night out with good music. Getting a table is a must! Go online and reserve a table so you are not standing all night. The drinks are fairly priced.

Been to Rockeys four times now and it has never disappointed. I especially love their New Year's events!!

LOVED this place. The atmosphere, music, alcohol selection, food. Everything is so nice. Prices are reasonable. The fajitas tasted very good to be a bar. They offer chips and salsa also. Live music, including a band who play music at request. Perfect to come with friends. Right at the heart of downtown Round Rock.

Interesting setup and venue. Piano player and drummer. I was invited by a great friend and was not expecting this setup but it was very interesting. A nice bar with a piano player and drummer willing to play any selections chosen by the customers. Great drinks and limited seating area. I would truly recommend this place with a nice group of friends or happy hour after the happy hour. Overall, I think you will have a good time here and if you willing to enjoy good music of your choice, I think you will enjoy this place. FYI, you have to find parking that around the corner or on the next block. Enjoy!

I really wanted to like this place, but Wednesday comedy night just wasn’t a good experience. I understand comedy isn’t for everyone, but the overall tone felt off for a suburban crowd like Round Rock. The comedians didn’t engage much with the audience and spent a lot of time making jokes at the expense of the town itself, which felt dismissive rather than playful. Dark comedy can work, but the repeated jokes about suicide, infidelity, and self-harm felt excessive and uncomfortable for the setting. What really stood out to me was how audience interaction was handled. At one point I mentioned Round Rock during a bit, and afterward the comedian repeatedly referred to me as "Chinese," which felt unnecessary and awkward. Eventually, the comedian said my interaction was "annoying," which made the situation uncomfortable enough that I decided to leave the room. As I was leaving, another audience member stopped me, hugged me, and even gave me a quick kiss, saying they felt the joke wasn’t funny and that I didn’t deserve to be singled out like that. That moment really confirmed for me that it wasn’t just my reaction—others noticed the lack of humor and professionalism as well. The comedian also complained on stage about only having around 14 people in the room, which didn’t help the atmosphere. After leaving, I stopped by the bar next door and mentioned the show, and they told me they’ve heard similar feedback about the comedians being rude. I wanted to support a local comedy night, but the lack of audience awareness and negative attitude made it hard to enjoy. I’d suggest checking reviews before going on comedy night, because it didn’t feel welcoming or particularly funny.