Bars on Table Rock Lake: Lakeside Drinks Near Branson MO

Last Updated: May 2026

The standout bar setup on Table Rock Lake is the swim-up infinity pool at Rock Island Tiki Bar, Rock Lane Resort. It is the only swim-up bar on the lake, is 21 and older at all times, and is accessible by boat from the guest docks. Beyond that, a handful of other spots around the lake have good drinks and a lake view to go with them.

Here is a rundown of the bars on and near Table Rock Lake, starting with the one that is hardest to find anywhere else in the Branson area.

Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort

Rock Lane Resort sits at 611 Rock Lane, Branson, MO 65616, directly on Table Rock Lake. The Rock Island Grill and Tiki Bar is the main drinking and dining operation on property, anchored by a swim-up infinity pool that faces the lake.

The pool is open to resort guests and day visitors who are 21 and older. You can stay in the water and order from the swim-up bar, or pull up a seat at the tiki bar with a lake view. Cold cocktails, cold beer, and food from the Tiki Bar food truck are available on-site.

Live music happens on weekends throughout the summer season, which pairs with the resort’s summer concert series on the Tiki Stage Friday and Saturday evenings.

You can arrive by boat. The Rock Lane Resort Marina has guest docks near the Tiki Bar. If you need a rental, the marina rents tritoon boats, pontoon boats, ski boats, fishing boats, and double decker boats from 8 AM to 9 PM daily. Rent in the morning, spend the day on the lake, and pull up to the bar in the afternoon.

Tiki Bar hours as of September 2026:

• Monday through Thursday: 11 AM to 4 PM
• Friday and Saturday: 11 AM to 7 PM
• Sunday: 11 AM to 4 PM

Hours change with the season. Call (417) 338-2211 for current hours and availability.

The Lake House Restaurant and Pub at Indian Point

The Lake House is on Indian Point Road with a full pub menu, bar service, and views of Table Rock Lake. It has live entertainment on select evenings and a sit-down dinner atmosphere that is a step removed from the tiki bar setup at Rock Lane. Indian Point is the peninsula that juts into the lake south of Branson, and The Lake House draws both resort guests staying in the area and visitors looking for a lakeside dinner with drinks.

Thirsty’s Cocktail Bar at Still Waters Resort

Still Waters Resort on Indian Point has several on-property dining and bar options, including Thirsty’s Cocktail Bar. The vibe is resort-casual, with cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere suited to the vacation crowd in the area. No swim-up bar or boat dock access here.

Andy B’s Tiki Bar at Branson Landing

Andy B’s Tiki Bar is at 433 Promenade Way on Branson Landing. Worth noting: Branson Landing sits on Lake Taneycomo, not Table Rock Lake. Taneycomo is a tailwater lake connected to Table Rock by a dam, but it is a colder, narrower body of water with a different feel entirely.

Andy B’s is outdoor, seasonal, and closed when temperatures drop below 60 degrees. Hours are Monday through Thursday 12 PM to 9 PM and Friday 12 PM to 10 PM. It fits a downtown Branson afternoon rather than a full lake day.

Lakeside Resort Restaurant

Lakeside Resort Restaurant is located directly on Table Rock Lake as part of the Lakeside Resort property. It runs as a general-store-style lakeside stop with a family-friendly dining and bar option on the water, more casual than the other options listed here.

Building a Full Day Around a Lakeside Bar

If drinking at a lakeside bar is part of the plan, Rock Lane Resort makes it easy to build a full day around it. Rent a boat in the morning from the Rock Lane Marina, spend a few hours on the lake, and dock at the Tiki Bar in the afternoon. The Table Rock Lake boating guide covers what the marina offers and what to expect for your rental.

If swimming is on the list, the Table Rock Lake swimming guide covers the best spots on and near the resort. For everything on the lake in one place, the Table Rock Lake guide is the starting point.

Specifically looking for the tiki bar angle? The tiki bars on Table Rock Lake guide breaks down the two main options in the Branson area side by side. And if you want to wake up with a lake view the morning after, Rock Lane Resort condo rentals have direct lake access from the balcony.

Of all the bars near Table Rock Lake, Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort is the one setup you will not find duplicated anywhere else in the Branson area. If a swim-up bar with open-lake views is the plan, see the swim-up bar and grill page for everything on food, drinks, and the 2026 season. Call (417) 338-2211 for current availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What bars are on Table Rock Lake?

The main bar directly on Table Rock Lake is Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort, which has a swim-up infinity pool and boat dock access. The Lake House at Indian Point and Lakeside Resort Restaurant also have on-water bar and dining setups near the lake.

Is there a swim-up bar on Table Rock Lake?

Yes. Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort has the only swim-up infinity pool on Table Rock Lake. It is open to guests and day visitors who are 21 and older, with its longest hours from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Can you get to a bar on Table Rock Lake by boat?

Yes. Rock Lane Resort has guest docks near the Rock Island Tiki Bar, and the marina offers boat rentals if you need one for the day.

What is the difference between Table Rock Lake and Lake Taneycomo for bars?

Table Rock Lake is the larger open-water lake southwest of Branson, where Rock Lane Resort and Indian Point are located. Lake Taneycomo is the narrower tailwater lake in downtown Branson, where Branson Landing and Andy B’s Tiki Bar are located. They are different bodies of water.

What are the hours for Rock Island Tiki Bar?

As of September 2026, Sunday through Thursday from 11 AM to 4 PM, and Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 7 PM. Hours change with the season. Call (417) 338-2211 to confirm current hours.