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Help us make it rightLocated on the 2nd floor of the Century Ballroom, the Tin Table is the kind of space that is perfect for a cozy and private dinner date. The room is relatively small but this, along with its open-brick walls and mood lighting, only enhances the cozy feel of the place. The pasta, burgers, tacos, fish steak are perfect and a must try. The best part is that the cocktails here are absolutely...
At The Tin Table, we aim to create beauty in our food, drink and atmosphere and to make you feel...
The Tin Table is the kind of resto that's long on well-tread menuisms (truffle fries, arugula salad and -- yes -- exposed brick walls). It even has a sort of mascot - a tin door refurbished into a table. But suffocating Seattle restaurant cliches aside, the Tin manages to hit a few home runs. Like the previously mentioned truffle fries. And the molten spiced chocolate cake. And all the...
Always a great place. The only disappointing part was they have changed their fries. The fries are still good, just not as good as they used to be :(
Food was not very well seasoned.
We needed to eat quickly and a little early, since we had an event at the Elliott Bay Book Company, and the kitchen and waitstaff kindly and cheerfully accommodated us.
How had I never been here before? When I first arrived it was pretty quite, but once dancing at the Ballroom started the placed filled up. The food and drinks were delicious. The location feels trendy as you are inside a building on the second floor. I would definitely take friends and family from out of town here, if anything to be able to walk through a cool old building for great food and...
We had a wonderful dinner before the Homo for the Holidays show. Our server, Lindsey was fun, and she took care of our every request. We all enjoyed our meals and wine.
The Tin Table is located at 915 E Pine St Ste 2000, Seattle, WA. This location is in the Broadway neighborhood. This business specializes in Restaurants.
the Tin Table is Housed in the newly renovated Odd Fellow's building on the 2nd floor across the hall from century ballroom. At The Tin Table we aim to creat beauty in our food drink, and atmosphere and to make you feel special whether having you're having a leisurely meal or quick snack. The ambience is realxing and conducive to sitting and socializing for hours should you desire.
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The Tin Table is hidden away on the second floor of the Oddfellow's building. Upon entering you'll feel like you've just discovered a secret. Brick, tin and a wall full of champagne glasses are just some of the elements of the space. Chef Frank Wiegosiek loves to combine his passion for food and art into an edible palette of simple, colorful and creative plates. By using the freshest, most...
At The Tin Table, we aim to create beauty in our food, drink and atmosphere and to make you feel special whether you're having a leisurely meal or a quick snack.
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