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    Tin Roof

    3.0 (177 reviews)
    Open • 4:00 pm - 3:00 am (Next day)
    Updated over 3 months ago
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    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Live music
    Casual
    Good for dancing

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    Sydney T.

    Tin Roof is most definitely a must stop when in Indianapolis. Featuring live music and decent drink prices, you can never go wrong. A crisp beer and loaded tots to start the night, didn't miss at all!

    The Woodrow Group A.

    Place is a great starter for the evening. Our waitress Jessica was awesome and timely. Also, avoid the actual holes in the men's restroom . Seriously tomb raider dodging holes.

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    Cacy W.

    Didn't have any food here, but came here for New Years Eve! Drinks were priced as I expected, not anything too crazy. I got drunk so that was good. Bartenders were quick and nice! Line for bathrooms was insane. Waited for almost 30 minutes. Just was so busy so can't really blame them. Live music was so fun! The DJ was a nice guy and the band was fun. Overall had a great time with my boyfriend. Happy New Year!

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    Sheree M.

    I'm giving this place stars based on what it is. So is it your top of the line lounge with fantastic cocktail menu? No, its a bar with plastic cups and cheap drinks! We decided to stop in here after dinner just to grab a quick nite cap before heading home. It was about 8pm and it wasn't packed at all. We were able to grab a seat at the bar. There was no cover at that time. There was an amazing band playing. They were playing everything from Prince to Redhot Chilli Peppers, just a really good mix of music. The bartenders were super nice and provided great service. I ordered a flavored vodka drink and soda water, I can't recall how much it was but I remember it being cheap. As the night continued it started to get more and more crowded and they were charging a $5 cover. That's about the time we made our exit but I can tell if you want to have a good time, this would be the place to come.

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    Anna B.

    Hate that Tin Roof isn't getting the amount of business that they did pre-Covid. I think that there is a large stigma around this being only a place for drinks but the food is actually really good! Still typical American bar food, but you can't beat it. The Nashville locations have people coming in for lunch and dinner all the time, and I wish the same thing would happen for Indy! Even if you're not looking for food, the drinks are well priced and always live music. Only giving this place a four stars because I miss the traditional country/cover band music...they recently only have DJs, but maybe that's because of COVID. But maybe that's your type of thing, so regardless go listen to some music, eat good food, and drink a little drink!

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    Loved the live music! The food was good, and the staff was wonderful and very nice. 10/10

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    Enjoyed drinks on the outside patio of Tin Roof. Bartender was awesome and she makes great drinks!

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    I like this place and now it's quiet the drinks are good prices are OK bartender sweet I'll be back

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