Quick Summary
There are two tiki bars in the Branson area worth knowing about. Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort sits directly on Table Rock Lake with a swim-up infinity pool, boat dock access, and a 21-and-older policy throughout the season. Andy’s Tiki Bar operates at Branson Landing on Lake Taneycomo, a separate and smaller tailwater lake in downtown Branson with no swim-up option. If open-water tiki bar drinks with a swim-up pool is the goal, Rock Lane Resort is the only place in the Branson area to find it.
Last Updated: May 2026
There is one tiki bar directly on Table Rock Lake, and it has a swim-up infinity pool. Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort sits on the water at 611 Rock Lane, Branson, MO, and operates from Memorial Day through Labor Day. If you want tiki bar drinks with an actual lake in front of you, this is the stop.
A second option, Andy B’s Tiki Bar, operates at Branson Landing on Lake Taneycomo. The two bars draw different crowds and serve different purposes. Here is what you need to know about both, plus what makes the Rock Lane Resort option a full-day destination.
Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort
The Rock Island Grill and Tiki Bar is the only tiki bar with a swim-up infinity pool on Table Rock Lake. The pool is ages 21 and older at all times and faces open water. You order from the bar without getting out.
The bar operates with a food truck Thursday through Sunday. Rock Island Grill, which is reopening Memorial Weekend 2026 after a full remodel, handles the main dining. Live music runs on weekends throughout the summer on the resort’s Tiki Stage.
Tiki Bar hours:
- Monday through Thursday: 11 AM to 4 PM
- Friday and Saturday: 11 AM to 6 PM
- Sunday: 11 AM to 4 PM
You can also arrive by boat. Guest docks near the Tiki Bar are available, and the Rock Lane Resort Marina rents tritoon boats, pontoon boats, ski boats, and more from 8 AM to 8 PM daily if you need a rental. Call (417) 338-2211 for current information.
Beyond the tiki bar, Rock Lane Resort has summer concerts on the Tiki Stage Friday and Saturday evenings, and lakeside condo rentals with Table Rock Lake views if you want to stay on property.
Andy B’s Tiki Bar at Branson Landing
Andy B’s Tiki Bar is at 433 Promenade Way on Branson Landing, which sits on Lake Taneycomo rather than Table Rock Lake. The two lakes are connected but different bodies of water with different characters. Taneycomo is a river-like tailwater lake, colder and narrower than Table Rock.
Andy B’s operates seasonally and closes when temperatures drop below 60 degrees. Hours run Monday through Thursday from 12 PM to 9 PM and Friday from 12 PM to 10 PM, with Saturday hours varying. It fits a downtown Branson afternoon better than a full lake day.
The drink menu leans tropical, with specialty cocktails like the Rum Barrel, Strawberry Daiquiri, and Pain Killer. Tiki Tuesdays bring discounted drink specials, making midweek visits worth the stop. Sunday hours run 12 PM to 9 PM alongside the rest of the week. The bar sits next to Saltgrass Steakhouse and Joe’s Crab Shack on the boardwalk, so it pairs naturally with dinner on the Landing. Views stretch over Lake Taneycomo from the outdoor bar area.
Other Bars with a Lake Feel Near Table Rock
A few other options put you close to the water on the Table Rock Lake side of Branson:
- The Lake House at Indian Point has a pub with full bar service and lake views, with live entertainment on select evenings.
- Thirsty’s Cocktail Bar at Still Waters Resort is an on-property resort bar with cocktails in a vacation-focused atmosphere.
Neither has a swim-up bar or boat-accessible dock setup comparable to Rock Island Tiki Bar.
Planning a Day Around the Tiki Bar
The strongest approach at Rock Lane Resort is to combine the tiki bar with a boat rental. Rent in the morning, spend a few hours on the lake, then tie up at the guest dock for the swim-up bar in the afternoon. The Table Rock Lake boating guide walks through the full rental lineup if you want to plan that part ahead of time.
If swimming on the lake is also on the itinerary, the Table Rock Lake swimming guide covers the best spots and what to expect. For more on what makes this stretch of the Ozarks worth building a full trip around, the what to do on Table Rock Lake guide is the starting point.
Want to compare the full range of bar options in the area? The bars on Table Rock Lake guide covers every lakeside and near-lake drinking option worth knowing about.
Between the two tiki bars in Branson, Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort offers the more complete experience for anyone looking for open water, a swim-up pool, and a full day on the lake. For current hours, season dates, and details on the Memorial Weekend 2026 grill reopening, see Rock Lane’s lakeside bar and grill or call (417) 338-2211.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a tiki bar on Table Rock Lake?
Yes. Rock Island Tiki Bar at Rock Lane Resort is located directly on Table Rock Lake in Branson, MO, and features a swim-up infinity pool, tiki bar drinks, and lakeside dining.
What is the difference between Rock Island Tiki Bar and Andy B’s Tiki Bar in Branson?
Rock Island Tiki Bar is on Table Rock Lake with a swim-up infinity pool and boat dock access. Andy B’s Tiki Bar is at Branson Landing on Lake Taneycomo, a different lake, with no swim-up option.
Does the tiki bar on Table Rock Lake have a swim-up pool?
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.
Can I take a boat to the tiki bar on Table Rock Lake?
Yes. Rock Lane Resort has guest docks near the Tiki Bar. You can arrive by rental boat from the Rock Lane Marina or on your own vessel.
Is Rock Island Tiki Bar family-friendly?
The swim-up infinity pool is 21 and older at all times. Families are welcome elsewhere on Rock Lane Resort property, but the pool area has a strict age requirement throughout the season.
