Tin Roof

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 expansive menu has you covered. From wings and tenders to burgers, tacos, and much more, there’s something for every craving. Want to catch a live set or DJ night? Be sure to check out their website for the latest music lineup—it’s a great spot to keep on your radar for a fun night out without the frills.

I had a great time at The Tin Roof! The atmosphere was lively and fun, with great music and a relaxed vibe that made the evening enjoyable. The staff was friendly and attentive, making sure our table had everything we needed without being overbearing. The food was tasty, especially the appetizers, and the drinks were well-made and reasonably priced. The only reason I’m giving four stars instead of five is that it did get a little loud, which made it hard to have a conversation at times. Still, if you’re looking for a spot with good food, cold drinks, and energetic nightlife in Indy, The Tin Roof is worth checking out.

Fun times, especially after leaving Gainbridge when you can see live music. I wish they served late-night food, but I still go there for the fun atmosphere and delicious drinks!

Popped in for a drink and they had some live music going. The band was good, Pom Teddy I believe. Good cover stuff, which enhanced the experience. Wouldn't call it a dive bar because it's obviously manufactured to look like one, but it worked. Service was solid. Adequate beer selection and a lot of space to spread out.

Try the street corn quesadilla with chicken (pictured). Overall a fun place!

I didn't have any food here so I can't comment on that. But the drinks were good and I'd even go as far to say that they were some of the best I had around the area. I went to 4 bars and I went back there for more drinks because they were better. It was more expensive, but you definitely get what you pay for there.

We were recommended to stop by and grab some dinner while in town. The fish and chips were a great choice. The breading was light and fried to perfection, fish was delicious, and shots of Jameson were generously poured. I’d recommend eating here if you enjoy your European / Irish heritage.