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    4.9 (48 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Kelly O.

    Amazing!! Loving the new Jackson space. Chef Rachel knocks it out of the park with her take on classic, fresh, farm-to-fork California cuisine. Paired with some local wines and beer and attentive, friendly service; the Tin Roof delivers on a perfect afternoon for a romantic day out or time with friends. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I had opportunity to check out the new digs today with some friends and was blown away by the charming, comfortable new space and food offerings on opening weekend[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]- will gladly make the 1.5 hour drive again soon to support this deliciously indulgent wine cafe

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    Rafael C.

    Amazing little wine bar. Plymouth has always been a stopping point for me when I'm in the area. Now that I discovered tin roof, it is an automatic trip as long as I'm close. I'm working my way through the wine cocktails - so far Mojito and Cosmo have been incredible. See you guys in two weeks, thanks!

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    Jody W.

    Starving and all places served wine or beer but didn't matter so we ate at the Lil place. Decent food but value ...no...too pricey for amount u get. Service was great. Don't know if I would go back. Like 8 things on menu and were our of the original appetizer was sold out. We shared housemate chips n gorgazolla dip (so yummy), Asian chicken wraps and French dip. Very unique ambiance that's for sure. Based on a speak easy vibe.

    Semi private room
    Dawn S.

    This is our second visit and they have made some changes. First the venue itself with additional seating and just a great vibe throughout and the food!!! Definitely a step up from the first time we visited which was early 2021....the food then seemed frozen....if the food this time came from a frozen product, my hat off to the chef who threw it in the microwave!!! Just a very cool spot to hang out, drink and enjoy good food and the owners are just a bonus.... Very welcoming and you feel like old friends. We will be back!!!!

    Enclosed former porch that provides quiet seating with nearby road noise totally muted...

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    Fun inviting atmosphere. Menu updated weekly, so always something new and exciting to try. Friendly staff, great service.

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    The owner/hosts are very friendly & welcoming. We enjoyed the meal & the unique wine choices! Will definitely come back.

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