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If you ever find yourself in search of good food and company, the Tin Table in Capitol Hill is where you want to be. Although small, the Tin Table in Capitol Hill can provide you with not only fantastic food but also with a comforting and eclectic vibe. Walking into the Tin Table, the lights are low and you can usually hear the sound of laughter as you're coming in from around the corner. This is when you should ask yourself, what are you in the mood for? Vivacity at the bar, a table near the window to take in the fresh afternoon air, or the company of friends in the secluded lounge area. The lack of lighting inside the Tin Table portrays a comforting ambiance of serenity and intimacy. With the lights all turned low and small candles illuminating the entirety of the bar's stock and tables, there's something relaxing and unique about this restaurant. Most of the restaurants tables are two to four seaters, however their one large table, seating around twelve people, was nonce an old fire door that has been since converted. Trying to create an anomalous vibe, the Tin Table in Capitol Hill also run the Century Ballroom across the hall, so if dancing and music appeal to you, you have the option to begin or end your night with some rhythm.

The Tin Table in Captiol Hill is located on 915 E Pine street. Once the northwest's master charter for the restaurant downstairs, Oddfellows, the Tin Table in Capitol Hill was established in to show the beauty in culinary arts. The kitchen staff at The Tin Table in Capitol Hill are hard-working, devoted individuals who care about not only serving great food such as grilled carlton farms pork chops and stuffed rabbit, but also great experiences. According the head chef Travis Chase, "Providing great food is my passion". The restuarant even has their own miniature garden growing in boxes outside the windows to ensure fresh, organic herbs in every meal. The bar offers a wide variety of drinks, ranging from wines to beers to craft cocktails. Every experience I've ever had at the Tin Table in Capitol Hill has been engulfed in impressive presentation of food and friendly service. Most of the staff there know me now and always have a friendly welcome waiting for me. With all this said, if you're ever looking for a restuarant that gives you options, somewhere you can feel at home and not have to worry about surrounding distractions, well the answer is right in front of you. Awaken your taste buds; the Tin Table in Capitol Hill.

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