Tin Roof Broadway

FoodHad the Avocado tacos. The fry on the Avocado was exactly what I was looking for, light and not greasy. Nice crunch from the lettuce and good kick from the spicy mayo.ServiceQuick, attentive and kept the drinks flowing.AmbianceI guess what you would expect, a bit loud so had to yell to speak to others across the table. Overall, good place to check out when you're downtown.

Our favorite place on Broadway! Happened to stumble into Tin Roof and we loved it. The live band was amazing! We ordered them a few rounds of shots. Our bartender was extremely nice and friendly. The drink prices weren't outrageous. And the other customers inside brought a good vibe and fun. Totally recommend coming here.

I will try to keep this brief. I got a call from a doctor I know at a local hospital about a patient who refused to eat. He had gone two days without eating because he didn't want the hospital food. This isn't the first time I have received a call like this, so I asked the doctor if she was able to get the customer to tell her what he would be willing to eat. He finally said "I want good chicken fingers." Tin Roof is the place to go for this! I was able to order chicken fingers, their amazing crinkle-cut fries, and a variety of sauces. Food was ready by the time I got there and they made the whole transaction super easy, even though it was a Saturday lunch rush. I made it to the hospital and the patient was so excited that he ended up asking for more sauce. The staff saved the day, and without being too dramatic, potentially the patient's life.

Music was good, but service and food, not so much. We ordered alcohol beverages and then asked for waters, and our server told us we could get water from the construction cooler at the end of the bar. Really???? Great server! We ordered loaded tots, and they came out cold, and the salt level was way too much. We sent them back, and they were redone and much better. We skipped the $3 tacos on Taco Tuesday to go bar hopping and have better service elsewhere.

With all the Mega Tonks springing up all over Broadway, I wanted to frequent some of my old haunts this trip and I'm afraid Tin roof is in the wake of the scene and may get left behind to drown in the lake of country! While the music is certainly adequate for 4:30 in the afternoon, I'm not a big fan of the dollar bills stuck on the wall look! The old red bicycle hung from the ceiling with cascading glops of dust falling on patrons from its spokes is not very appetizing but then I wasn't planning on eating here anyway. Please pass me a napkin to cover my Guinness! Oh... and the bathroom... I washed my hands twice!!!

Tin roof on Broadway is definitely a fun spot to be to experience live music, good food, and great drinks. The musicians that were there the day that I went were really entertaining. I ordered a special drink, called the flamingo which was an interesting mix of pink Whitney , grenadine, and a high noon. And honestly the price was not bad (about 10 bucks). There are also happy hour specials, which I recommend asking about. I ordered some food and it came out pretty quick and tasted really good. Also, in the very back of the bar is a high noon claw machine that for one dollar you have the opportunity to grab a can. So fun!

Coming from Chicago my girlfriend has been to the tin roof in Wrigleyville but the tin roof in Nashville definitely was a vibe. We had really good drinks there, the music was good, the crowd was lively. It was a nice place for us to kind of get out and it was directly on Broadway Street, which was nice. The bartender was friendly. We just had a couple drinks and it was good. Granted you know I think the drinks are a little bit pricey because of the area that we were in but nonetheless it was a good time.

Discovering Tin Roof on Broadway has been a delightful local gem for me on weekends. The live music and affordable drinks create an inviting atmosphere, but the real surprise was the incredible food! As a quesadilla enthusiast, theirs has easily become one of my favorites.

Winding down our post Thanksgiving trip to Nashville, this was one of our last stops in Music City. We didn't hit this spot on our last visit, so I was interested to check it out. Great decor. Great staff in the early afternoon. I only had a couple of lighter beers. All was well. What I loved about Tin Roof on this visit is that we got to see a band change during our visit. I always love a band change in Nashville. Two bands for the price of one..lol. Every band that plays bars in Nashville is very good. Some are just about to make it big, so we got to see a great band for about 20 minutes followed by another great band after a short wait. Always fun when that happens. No complaints here at Tin Shed. The food looked pretty good, too. Folks were ordering sandwiches and burgers. Will definitely look into ordering food next time.

We popped in to enjoy our last few hours in Nashville at a broadway establishment. We had just come from another place and sitting down here brought a big sigh of relief and a "this is much better". It is smaller than some other places but I like that about it. It is more intimate with the artists performing but at the same time, I don't feel like my ears are being blown out. I like how it's decorated, it's funky. The drinks are reasonably priced ($10-12 for cocktails) with a wide selection. From the looks of the their promos written on the wall, they have daily deals which seem to be pretty good. Our server was friendly and kept a close eye on us in case we needed anything or wanted to order another round. There was a girl sitting right next to me who kept hitting me with her long hair which was annoying. I also have long hair and I think I manage to keep it in check. I will have to dock a star for the fact that there was a baby cockroach that crawled across the bar exactly where I was sitting. I was fortunate that we had not ordered food.