Tin Room Bar

Even though the ambiance and service was good, I can't help but be disappointed in our shared plate of nachos. It was totally subpar compared to the nice vibe of this place. We had bottled beer and wine, and when the nachos came out it looked and tasted like a plate of chips with cheese one would microwave at home. It was hard to eat with the cheese stuck onto the plates and even with the toppings like jalapeño and sour cream it was far from being restaurant quality. Maybe cocktails are better, but I'm not sure I'd return.

They brought the old jumbo chicken wings back. Great ambiance, diverse drink options, and a solid overall menu. Fantastic!!!

THEY BROUGHT THE MEATLOAF BACK!!!They've also added in few other things that make it a much better dinner place for traditional dinner foods. Thank you!

I don't know what changed but it's not what I remembered a few years ago. Pros: ambiance is nice. Chill and relaxing. Beets salad was good. Cons: overpriced bad food. $18 for a burger that is dry with overstated fries feels like I'm being robbed. The server asked me how I wanted my burger and I said "medium rare" and she responds with "it'll come medium." Why even asked right? The twist was, the burger came out more than medium, it was done... so done that it's dry. Nachos was mediocre. Overall, I would just come here for the drinks... food may be an 'at your own risk' situation.

5 stars for our bartender. Food. Meh. $18 burger cooked to the extreme served on a Safeway sesame bun. Just not an acceptable burger. Absolutely no moisture at all. Wife had the Chicken Piccata. It's wasn't bad. Nice flavor. Not nearly enough chicken yet lots of pasta. Drinks were perfect. The drinks over delivered for sure.

Decided to try this place after one of our tried and true places down the street wasn't open early enough. Heard so many glowing things about the Tin Room and know this is a beloved establishment. Lots of hype after they had been closed during the pandemic. The space is really cozy and fun, greatly intentional decor and historical. Service was dismal - relied on another patron to tell the host we were waiting for a table before anyone greeted us. Our server was kind but all over the place. Our food was a little sad and not worth the $15-18 we paid per plate. Cocktails were good. 3.5 stars. Would be willing to given this place another try.

The manager on staff was really sweet when I went. Met clients there, and as well as a few impromptu drinks. Fun atmosphere. Too bad the Burien thing closes down so early. Need to keep ONE place open past 9pm, but I liked it here. Will return!

No AC owner on vacation! Dissatisfied last summer! Not sure if we will be back! Put someone in charge next time to handle business! Soccer players should know better!

FRIENDLY SERVICE IN A HISTORIC ATMOSPHERE.If you are lucky you will be met by their most excellent mixologist, bartender Song. The place used to be a "Tin Shop". In the old days, there was a lot of need for metal fabricators. They made tin roofs, custom parts for machinery, letters signs, and anything that required metal fabrication. When the owner was beloved by the community, and so when he retired, and tin fabrication was no longer needed, the current owner bought the Tin Shop and turned it into a theatre and now a bar.There is a small museum of sorts with nick-nacks preserved from the tin shop days: articles and old newspapers about the original owner.The Tin Shop is a fun place to stop for drinks and light snacks. It is not a place to have dinner, and the entrée selection is minimal. It is a fun place for the curious and those interested in Burian history, or if you'd like to meet Song and have a fun conversation.Cheers!

Shane made the most amazing drinks. We highly recommend the Santa's Sleigh and the Cinnamon Roll. Our sweet pregnant waitress recommended these drinks and more. Wonderful night!