Roaring Fork

Reviewed by Rolandm6158 on 03/13/2009.
Member since March 2009, Total Reviews: 9 (San Antonio, TX)

Small windows provide for a "bunker- style" feel, while the food is on the greasy side and portions are not for the faint of heart. The wood fired grill creates flavorful meat dishes, but this is nothing you could not create on your own barbecue. The big-ass burger (aptly named!) is constructed with commercial buns, which is a shame. Very attentive service. All in all, nothing wrong with the place., but nothing to write home about...

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Reviewed by NativeTxDiner on 06/07/2008.
Member since March 2004, Total Reviews: 64 (Austin, TX)

Reliable, professional service and well-presented meals. Creative appetizers. Good wine list. Very nice decor left over from previous Stark restaurant incarnation that crashed with the 2000 stock market hasn't tarnished this place's great offerings. Happy hour menu makes a great meal pre-theatre or after work. Nice unusual martini options.

Reviewed by JA8357 on 12/12/2007.
Member since December 2007, Total Reviews: 12 (Female, 30s, Austin, TX)

Go for happy hour! It's hard with a group larger than 6, though, since the bar-tables go around the circular bar so you can't easily pull them together for larger parties.

Reviewed by MICHAELT340839 on 12/01/2007.
Member since January 2004, Total Reviews: 25 (Austin, TX)

excellent food. Don't miss home made deep dish fruit oies for desert

Reviewed by PamelaP528456 on 10/14/2007.
Member since January 2003, Total Reviews: 48 (Austin, TX)

Great happy hour, even on Saturdays, with half priced appetizers and $1 off drinks. Most appetizers are fried so it's not the healthiest meal, but the sauces are more eclectic and fun so you're not getting any standard dish when you order here.