Tin Roof — Restaurant in Charleston

went to the place on a thursday night to check it out,,, the place was not busy. we were not greeted at all no problem,, no cocktail no problem,, but rude bartender and disrespectful. carries no smiles. ask for orange juice was told they don't have any. a few minutes later the person next to me got his drink with OJ and i asked again...got 1 round of a spalsh of OJ in my drink. but there was none again. maybe some people deserve better treatments than others. there was "0" service for us except being handed drinks our questions were answered "no" or "yes" it was uncomfortable we work in food and bev. but i would treat everyone equally. i simply do not understand why work for customers service but be rude and not given the same service to customers. i will go back once to see if it is just the bartender or the place itself or if i get a...

This is the best little local venue that Charleston has to offer! Tiny but mighty! Wonderful eclectic decor that brings back nostalgia for underground punk venues in the early 80s!

VERY decent pricing for ticket pricing and also for drink pricing. And get this: FREE WATER! Now that may seem absurd to mention but trust me, it matters! I've been to outdoor venues in 100+ degree heat that still charged $6 for a tiny bottle of water! I just love that they have free self serve COLD water in here!

There's a few seats to be had but mostly standing room only. Being tiny, it can get really packed really fast - but it's okay, that's part of its charm! I'd happily pick seeing someone here over bigger "fancier" venues anyday!

For food - I can't really say because I've only ever tried their French fries - but it always looks and smells...

Tin Roof is a dive bar with cheap drinks, interesting décor, and lots of locals. It reminds me of the bars I visited in college, and even the drink prices are a throwback to the mid-2000s.

I've been here for a comedy show and to enjoy drinks at the bar, and they also host drag shows and live music. Facebook is probably the best way to find out what's happening, as the bar draws a millennial crowd. The live shows typically have a cover, but it's still a cheap night out.

For drinks, you can choose from beers on tap, frozen slushies, or most any liquor you can think of. You won't find a cocktail menu or anything fancy, but the drinks are plentiful, cold, and strong. There's a parking lot out front, but you may want to carpool or rideshare if it's a live...