Tin City - Paso Robles, California

Tin City

Address: 450 Marquita Ave, Paso Robles, CA 93446, United States.

Phone: 8058004366.

Website: tincitypasorobles.com.

Especialidades

Tin City es un lugar donde se pueden encontrar una variedad de bodegas, cervecerías y destilerías, así como un restaurante.

Características

• Delivery
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Bar on site
• Free of charge street parking
• Free parking lot

Opciones de interés

Se recomienda probar Tin City Cider, que ofrece una amplia variedad de ciders.

Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de una experiencia relajada y disfrutar de una amplia variedad de opciones de comida y bebida.

Opiniones

Según los 37 comentarios en Google My Business, la calificación promedio es de 4.8/5.

Los visitantes elogian la experiencia relajada y la variedad de opciones de comida y bebida.

Características

El lugar tiene una atmósfera acogedora y los precios razonables.

Recomendaciones

Para visitar Tin City, se recomienda llevar un auto para estacionar.

Es recomendable probar la cerveza y el cider en el bar.

Es posible pagar en efectivo.

👍 Reviews of Tin City

Richard C.

5/5

Nice slow easy paced area. Many choices for a meal and a great spot to try micro breweries. There is one particular spot, Tin City Cider which I really enjoyed. Since I had never tried it, I ordered a flight of ciders and then ordered a glass of what I enjoyed. The ciders were nothing like what you buy at stores such as "Stella Cider". I guess what I'm trying to say is, there not as sweet and much more flavor...

Sarah D.

5/5

So glad I finally got to visit Tin City on a Sunday morning/afternoon in July. We were driving back to Fresno from Cayucos and decided to do one Paso wine stop and Tin City seemed like the best bet since we didn’t have reservations. We walked around the area seeing what was available and at a few mins till 11am it was pretty quiet but a few places seemed open and ready for business. We saw a “wine tasting walk ins welcome sign” and ended up at the most friendly, chill, and delicious tasting room for La Perdignus Wine. There’s so many places I want to check out next time I get to Tin City. We learned from another tasting room employee that the Tin City website is not updated so it’s best to go to each business’ website to confirm. For example, Fableist wines is listed on the Tin City website but they are no longer at Tin City. I’d love to plan a trip back here and line up reservations ahead of time. All in all such a cool place and awesome concept.

Mr. G.

5/5

Everything was good, but the single malt, as well as lemonade and passionfruit/orange/guava cocktails were our favorites. Delicious. While we were there, a local was picking up her big weekly flat of lemonade seltzer. We may need to grab a flat next time we are in town.

William B.

4/5

You could spend your entire day here. In the several buildings there is all you need by way of food and drink (wine and beer). Plenty of parking in nearby lots.

Natalia U.

5/5

this is a great place with tons of places with restaurants shops, wine tasting, brewery, ice cream. The construction is all in tin like containers. not too far from downtown Pass Robles and a must visit!

Marie T.

5/5

Such hip vibes with 30 different wineries. Has great vibes and good foods as well we will come back for this town for try another wineries we couldn’t try !

Eric M.

5/5

Great collection of everything Paso. Good beers. Good wine. Good ice cream. We came on the 4th of July, so understably some things were closed. But we can't wait to come visit again.

Melissa P.

3/5

This rating is more for appointment mix ups rather than the wine. The wineries at Tin City are phenomenal. We’re members at several. Today we had an appointment at Monochrome (we and our friends we are with are members) and following that we had an appointment at Benom (we are members there too). If you haven’t been to either of these places do your mouth a favor and go!! You will love them!
Back to today, Monochrome was accidentally over booked. Very likely a mix-up. It’s never happened before. However, with triple digit temps we did not want to wait for our Benom appt. This made things difficult for Benom as they open wines ahead of time based on appointments.
My ask: wineries in Tin City please remove appointments. With Covid essentially over and the population back to normal, more mix ups are bound to happen. This not only affects your customers but also affects your collective businesses.