Tin Roof

“There is live music, friendly bartenders, delicious food and drinks.”

Sarah Fresen★★★★

This place is always super crowded- just keep that in mind. Be prepared to wait in line and then be shoulder to shoulder everywhere inside. Prices for drinks aren’t too bad and they taste pretty average. They always have good live music and we’ve met pretty good people. It’s a good mix between a grungy, edge-y place and a more upscale place. Kind of like a cooler Brothers. The women’s bathroom wait lines are ridiculously long so definitely plan for that.

AvgJoe★★★★★

Rolled into Tin Roof around 2pm, which is basically the golden hour for people who enjoy good food and personal space. Downtown was calm before the Pacers storm, and for a glorious moment, I had the whole place to myself like I’d accidentally rented it out for a private lunch. The bar staff? Absolute rockstars. The kind of friendly where you start wondering if you should tip extra or just invite them to Thanksgiving. Started things off with a Salty Watermelon, and let me tell you — that drink is dangerous in the best possible way. Sweet, refreshing, and the kind of cocktail that whispers, “H

John Waldschmidt★★★★★

So much fun!!! Pacer pregame 🤪 live music. Crazy but they treat you like a person. 65th birthday celebration from my Daughter in law with her father who turned 72 in the same month. We both just yelled at each other and drank beer!!!!

S D★★★★★

If you're into unpretentious hangouts with great energy, this shotgun shack-style bar and music venue is a must. We stopped in after a Fever game and found a lively crowd, a DJ spinning upbeat tracks, and a laid-back atmosphere that made it easy to settle in and enjoy the night. There’s plenty of seating both inside and out on the patio, making it a great spot whether you want to catch the action or kick back with friends. The drink scene is strong here—daily specials and a solid Happy Hour (Monday through Friday) mean there’s always something good and affordable on tap. Hungry? The expansiv