The Rose Honky Tonk
Hours
- Closed
- Sun-Mon
- Closed
- Tue-Wed
- 6PM-12AM
- Thu-Fri
- 6PM-2AM
- Sat
- 5PM-2AM
Location
South End
John Eatinger
Though I arrived early, I was impressed by the amount of space The Rose actually offers for dancing and concerts. Its adjacent to another bar, but the music never interfered with listening to the band. Bartenders were very friendly and drink prices were reasonable. Most of the side booths and tables were already reserved, so seating was a bit limited. By the time I left at 10 PM there were far more people, mostly a younger crowd between the ages of 25 to 35.
Mark Keenen
Great location, easy access to the light rail, no parking issues. Bartenders were friendly and efficient.
Mery M
It was such a great experience at the Rose Honky Tonk!! The employees were nice and friendly. There was a dj on a Sunday spinning great country songs!! You can dance or just chill, they had good drinks too!! Will definitely be back soon.
Brian Donahue
Required to hold my card for two drinks.. . Weird , but okay hour later I go back to same bar, same bartender that commanded as such. No card to be found . you closed out 20 min ago somehow im the argumentative guy . its in your pockets this happens all the time Hour of arguing back and forth . Asking to show me the signature , or a play the cameras . Crickets. So they GAVE me credit card to another person and taking ZERO accountability. just cancel or freeze your credit card
heather eide
I came from out of town on a Friday night, hoping to get some line dancing in, but this place was such a disappointment. It is sad because this place has a great atmosphere and so much potential, but it is is overrun with young millennials that don't know how to line dance and who just stand around and drink on the floor. Most real country dance halls don't allow drinks on the floor, both for safety, but also so dancers can actually dance. There should also be a no standing/dancing only on the dance floor, but there is no structure here. Again, the atmosphere was really cool, but there is a bar and pool hall connected for those that just want to stand around. I guess youngsters here don't know how to line dance or two step, or about dance etiquette. Also side note, I was probably one of three people in the whole place actually in cowboy boots. Apparently the style here is white sneakers with no socks, kakki shorts, golf shirts or tee shirts, and baseball caps. Women dress similarly, but with jean shorts. They all look like golf clones.
