RoCo Social
InlandA big industrial bar-and-grill in Harriman's historic downtown that doubled down on things to do.
The building is the first thing people notice. RoCo Social is in a character-rich downtown space with high ceilings, exposed structure, and the industrial feel that signals someone put real thought into the room. It seats groups easily and the game side of the floor (cornhole, pool tables, a bounce house on event nights) means kids and adults are both occupied. There are Friday-night cornhole tournaments that draw people from outside the county. Weekend evenings bring live music on an intermittent schedule.
The kitchen swings between the reliable and the ambitious. Burgers and twisted fries are the consistent anchors, and the banana pudding gets mentioned by name by almost everyone who orders it. Chicken and waffles with hot honey, pierogis, homemade bangers and mash, deviled eggs, a Philly cheesesteak, and a catfish special all show up in the record as genuine successes. The hot honey on the chicken and waffles is particularly deliberate, just the right amount. The pasta dishes are a weaker spot; at least one Alfredo arrived lukewarm and swimming in butter. Portions on some items have drawn mixed notes.
The service culture is warm and invested. The ownership and management work the floor, and the staff is attentive. This is the kind of place where a regular gets remembered. Parking is ample during off-peak hours and easy by downtown standards.
Tips
- Friday cornhole tournaments start at 7 PM; come early if you want a table during tournament night.
- Pool tables run about $10 per hour; bring cash or check ahead for current pricing.
- The banana pudding is light and made fresh; order it.
- The kitchen handles burgers, the Philly, and the deviled eggs reliably; stick closer to the grill if the room is slammed.
What people love
- The historic industrial space, which has real character without trying too hard.
- Banana pudding that comes up unprompted in nearly every account.
- Cornhole tournaments on Friday nights with a competitive local crowd.
- Genuinely friendly service at every level, including the ownership working the floor.
- The bounce house and kid-friendly layout on family event nights.
What to know
- The kitchen range is wide; simple comfort dishes come out consistently, while pasta plates are hit-or-miss.
- Portions on some dishes run smaller than expected.
- Parking is plentiful during the week; weekends around tournament nights fill the nearby lot.
- Live music is intermittent, not on a fixed weekly schedule; check ahead.
Best time
Weekday lunches are quiet and the kitchen has more bandwidth. Friday evenings are the social peak with cornhole tournaments and a crowd that fills the game floor.
First visit
Park on N Roane St in the downtown lot. RoCo Social takes up a substantial chunk of the block; the entrance is the one with the cornhole bags lined up inside the door. Order the burger and the banana pudding on your first pass.
How to get in
Walk-in; no reservations. The dining room and game floor share the same space, so there is usually room even on busy nights unless a tournament is in full swing.
With kids
One of the more genuinely kid-friendly spots in Harriman. The cornhole bags, pool tables, and event-night bounce house give kids something to do while the table waits on food. The staff adjusts easily to family groups.
Signature items
- Banana Pudding
- Smash Burger with Twisted Fries
- Chicken and Waffles with Hot Honey
- Blue Deviled Eggs
Location
Frequently asked
When is RoCo Social open?
Open seven days, with Friday and Saturday running until 11 PM and Sunday until 9 PM.
Is RoCo Social good for families with kids?
One of the more genuinely kid-friendly spots in Harriman. The cornhole bags, pool tables, and event-night bounce house give kids something to do while the table waits on food. The staff adjusts easily to family groups.
How do I get to RoCo Social?
Park on N Roane St in the downtown lot. RoCo Social takes up a substantial chunk of the block; the entrance is the one with the cornhole bags lined up inside the door. Order the burger and the banana pudding on your first pass.
Does RoCo Social take reservations?
Walk-in; no reservations. The dining room and game floor share the same space, so there is usually room even on busy nights unless a tournament is in full swing.
What should I order at RoCo Social?
The signature orders are Banana Pudding, Smash Burger with Twisted Fries, Chicken and Waffles with Hot Honey.
What should I know before visiting RoCo Social?
The kitchen range is wide; simple comfort dishes come out consistently, while pasta plates are hit-or-miss.
Last updated: April 30, 2026