Roaring Social
Restaurant · Alpharetta
35 Milton Ave, Alpharetta, GA 30009
Highlights
1920s speakeasy with live music, dueling pianos, and bowling
1920s speakeasy with live music, dueling pianos, and bowling
"Roaring Social is bringing a 7,500-square-feet-sized Prohibition-era party to Decatur, with boutique bowling, live music, and a dance floor. And there are murmurs that a secret speakeasy will come a little later, too. Until that rumor is confirmed, avoid walking into random unmarked entryways and vaulted doors because criminal trespassing isn't part of the theme, OK?" - jacinta howard, juli horsford
"This Prohibition Era-themed speakeasy in the Hamilton Hotel is no less intriguing and fun for its now-established notoriety. Getting in is easy once you find the entrance; staying there is even more so. Live music is a perennial draw, and time slips away quickly when sipping on elegant cocktails. The Beekeeper with strawberry-infused gin and honeycomb offers is on the sweeter end, and for those who like it spicier, try the Pearadise City with ginger. Small plates like Brussels sprouts with bacon jam, barbacoa fries, and fried chicken sliders are ample fuel for dancing through the night." - Alex Leo-Guerra
"This spot sets the tone for adventure with a fun speakeasy ritual for admission and glamorous roaring ’20s vibes; intimate tables and couches framed by gem-tone lights make magic moments turnkey. A fantastic cocktail menu and live music provide easy entertainment and invite close talking over snackable bites meant for sharing, a combination that’s great for cranking up the heat if you want to migrate to the dance floor." - Su-Jit Lin
"Order up spirit-free drinks like a pineapple coconut “faux-jito” and a non-alcoholic French 75 at the 1920-style speakeasy on the lower level of downtown Alpharetta’s Hamilton hotel." - Laura Scholz
"I noted the same company operates Roaring Social, described in the text as an Alpharetta boutique bowling bar." - Beth McKibben
